When I was a very young girl, I would look in the mirror and think about the person I saw staring back at me. I had a feeling the reflection wasn’t me. It didn’t capture all of who I was or had been, and it didn’t hint at who I would become. As I looked into the mirror, I asked myself: Who am I? Where did you come from? Why are you here? Asking these questions made me dizzy and frightened. I felt encased in enormous timelessness, and it eventually became too overwhelming for my four-year-old self. I stopped looking into the mirror, but I never forgot my questions or the driving need to have them answered.
Thus began my exploration of who I am, why I’m here, and my purpose. At an early age, I consciously began studying the soul’s journey.
Michael Teachings
I am a long-time Michael student, and knowing my Soul Profile – my essence role, soul age, and other “overleaves” – has given me a solid foundation for understanding why I’m drawn to certain experiences and tend to express myself in specific ways. Knowing I am an Old Sage significantly deepened my understanding of how I express my Projector Human Design type.
These Teachings explore the spiritual philosophy of the mid-causal plane entity Michael, who was introduced through the best-selling book “Messages from Michael” by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. These Teachings provide tools not described anywhere else that, when applied, help you spiritually progress and reveal how your soul journeys from your first incarnation to your last. The Michael Teachings show us how we develop through the reincarnational cycle, illuminate our current position on the path, and explain why we are here. We learn about the unique qualities we bring to the world and why people are the way they are.
Why Having Your Soul Profile Chart is Important
The Essence Role your soul has chosen to take on – Sage, Artisan, Priest, Server, Warrior, King, or Scholar- is going to influence how you express yourself, and what you are drawn to study and experience. Sages seek wisdom and insight, and then communicate what they’ve learned, usually in an attention-getting way. Sages can be very comfortable on center stage and usually love a large audience. Artisans seek creativity and need to understand how things are put together. They tend towards introversion while quietly pursuing their crafts, which can range from painting and sculpting to computer tech wizardry, engineering, and surgery, among others. Priests seek to serve the highest good, as they see it. They see the potential in everyone and strive to bring it out by inspiring others to do their best. Servers seek to serve the common good. They want to alleviate suffering and bear the burdens of humankind. Warriors seek a challenge and are very grounded, focused, and genuinely enjoy being in their bodies. They can be rowdy and earthy, and their sense of humor is often physical. Kings seek mastery and are natural leaders with a commanding presence. They can see the big picture of what needs to be done and are excellent at delegating the work. They exude authority and tend to gather entourages. The King role is also earthly. Scholars seek knowledge, possess great curiosity, and are often very experimental. They are the “librarians of the Universe,” and will specialize in great depth in usually one or two areas.
For more information on the Essence roles, visit The Seven Roles (Soul Types).
Soul Age
Your Soul Age – Infant, Baby, Young, Mature, or Old – provides you with significant information about your life path. Each soul age has a particular terrain it is here to explore and master before it can move on to the next level (there are seven levels in each soul age) and ultimately to the next soul age. Your soul age ultimately determines what drives you and how you will show up in the world. Your soul age will directly affect how you express your Human Design and Gauquelin Astrology. This is because each age and level within that age has distinctive lessons or areas of exploration that must be mastered before you can move on to the next level (and ultimately, the next soul age).
By the time you reach the old soul phase, you will have a lot of life experience under your belt, so to speak. Old souls tend to be big-picture oriented, often detached in the world, and philosophical in their outlook and expression. They are excellent teachers, but they tend to do in-depth work with just a few individuals. They can sometimes come off as jaded, having “been there and done that” many times throughout the course of their incarnations. They have largely lost interest in playing the “game,” preferring instead to pursue their interests, regardless of status or even income. Old souls often come across as eccentric, as they tend not to adhere to conventional standards in personal style or career choice. However, given the critical status of so many aspects of our planet, many old souls are dusting off their skills and engaging life with greater passion. Although they may feel they don’t have much left to do or experience, there is still much to do to bring healing and harmony to humanity and our planet.
Mature souls are deep into relationships. Life partnerships are critical, and being without a partner often causes great angst, a sense of incompleteness, and a feeling of being lost. Family is of paramount importance. Inharmonious family relationships are the source of much grief and soul-searching. Mature souls tend to experience the full gamut of emotions and are often quite dramatic in their expression. Mature souls are also movers and shakers, pioneers of cutting-edge concepts, and passionate about teaching others. Their high passion and determination are characteristic. The Mature soul age is when we realize that our actions affect others, and that we are all in this together.
Young souls are very achievement-oriented and driven to succeed according to their culture’s definition of success. They are here to master the physical plane, and it is in this stage that we develop mastery in the manipulation of resources, especially money, sometimes in a self-serving, even exploitative way. Young souls often seek personal physical beauty and are drawn to becoming high achievers in every conventional arena. At this age, we truly master materiality and the “game.”
For the Baby soul, the world is very black and white. You are either for or against something; nuances, subtleties, and shades of gray aren’t part of the Baby soul’s psychology. Baby souls need clear rules to know how to act and what to do with their lives. They look to authoritarian figures to guide them, to give them a sense of belonging, and, most importantly, a solid understanding of personal and tribal identity (which community am I part of?).
Infant souls are rare. Our planet is no longer a viable place for them to begin their cycle of incarnations, as they need as much physical support as possible. This includes temperate climates and an abundance of food, such as plants and animals that are easy to hunt. They are primarily driven by instinct, and often have undeveloped consciences. They are not here to work in the conventional sense. It is challenging for an Infant soul to make their way in the overwhelming environment of a metropolitan setting.
For more information on the soul ages, including the seven levels within each soul age, visit Soul Ages.
How Old Is Your Soul?
Just for fun, go here to take a soul age quiz: Soul Age Quiz
David Gregg, a Michael channel, offers discounted prices for Soul Profile or Michael Charts. David has also created a virtual encyclopedia of the Teachings and other spiritual topics. You can find much more information on soul age and the seven essence roles, including his many informative articles, at his website, the Michael Teachings.
To purchase a Soul Profile, please use the form at Order a Michael Chart
You can also order from Shepherd Hoodwin. Shepherd is a highly renowned Michael Channel, author, and spiritual teacher.
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