Chief Feature Bullet Points

[Janet]

Note: This is an article that Troy wrote and posted to the Yahoo group on March 28, 2008.

 

In light of the recent thread on Chief Negative Features, I wanted to toss this in for consideration:

 

1. Chief Negative Features are descriptions of HABITUAL REACTIONS. These habits can change and/or be eliminated.
2. Chief Negative Features are descriptions of NATURAL EXPERIENCES of life against which you have struggled to protect yourself.
3. Chief Negative Features are considered “never good” because even in the positive pole, they are still a battle against a natural part of life.
4. Chief Negative Features break down into 3 basic categories of SELF-ESTEEM (arrogance/self-deprecation), ENVIRONMENT (impatience/martyrdom), DESIRE (self-destruction/greed), and CHANGE (stubbornness).
5. Chief Negative Features can be further broken down into:
   • ARROGANCE = protecting oneself from how others define you
   • SELF-DEPRECATION = protecting oneself from how you define you
   • IMPATIENCE = protecting oneself from the effects of TIME
   • MARTYRDOM = protecting oneself from the effects of SPACE
   • GREED = protecting oneself from WANTING
   • SELF-DESTRUCTION = protecting oneself from HAVING
   • STUBBORNNESS = protecting oneself from GROWING
6. Chief Negative Features can show up through yourself, or be provoked from others (despite their usual CF). For instance, if you have IMPATIENCE, you may feel you are not impatient, but you might provoke impatient reactions from other people.
7. Chief Negative Features range in symptoms from the obvious (martyrdom = victimized) to the less-obvious (martyrdom = efforts to control others, environment, movement of the life).
8. PRIMARY CF is relative to your personal goals in life (ambitions, efforts, presence), while SECONDARY CF is relative to your relationships in life (intimacy, family, sex, friends, etc.),
9. Michael has mentioned once or twice a TERTIARY CF, which I think (if I remember correctly) is relative to your Spirituality, or how you philosophically interpret all of life. [Note: in a later channeling Michael stated that the Tertiary CF affects/protects the Body (Type), or physical presence of an individual. OLB]
10. Your CF is most obvious when you are REACTING. When you feel charged about something, reactive, riled up, defensive, or extreme, it is probably related to the CF.
11. Bad days and depression and being upset and “negative” emotions DO NOT necessarily mean a CF is involved.
12. A CF is involved ONLY when one is protecting oneself from something that is natural to the life, most succinctly described by the categories listed above.
13. ALL CFs are based in FEAR (the reaction to protect oneself), but not all fears are Chief Negative Features.

[Amanda]

Thanks Janet  

 

 

When I stop and think about my two CFs... I'm amazed I get anything done! Arrogance AND Self Deprecation, oof.  Learning to be kind to myself and others has helped a great deal with my general reactions to things. Stopping before I act and asking: Is this constructive, is this kind, is this necessary? Goes a long way

[Ursula]

Hi Janet,

 

My name is Ursula Dyck, I have been an old Michael follower for over forty years, and I am new to TLE site. I still do not know how to navigate it. But I read your Chief Feature Bullet Points, and found it helpful and interesting. Thank you!

[Janet]

@Ursula -- I'm glad you found the article useful, but I want to take a moment to make sure that everyone knows that the person who has posted an article or topic on this site may not be the originator of the item. TLE has had multiple incarnations and each move to a new server has forced the copy and reposting of items from the previous site. In the most recent (and, we hope, the last) move to this server (in 2016), quite a number of volunteers helped in this effort. That's why you'll see many different names as "owners" of various transcripts.

 

In this case, Troy (the channel and owner of this site) wrote the article and distributed it to those who were following his work through a Yahoo group back in 2008. I happened to find that old posting and transferred it here.

[Ursula]

Thanks Janet:) I was wondering where to find more in-depth info on the soul levels, such as level one, level two, etc. I read the basics and would like to know more. Also, I would like to know more about the roles in essence, particularly more about say Artisan, 5th level, for example. My last question (whew!) is do our overleaves change from lifetime to lifetime? I know the soul essence does not. Thanks so much! I am also trying to figure out how to follow you and everyone, as I have turned off email notifications, and would rather see everyone's comments in the site. Thanks so much.

[Maureen]

3 hours ago, Ursula said:

Thanks Janet:) I was wondering where to find more in-depth info on the soul levels, such as level one, level two, etc. I read the basics and would like to know more. Also, I would like to know more about the roles in essence, particularly more about say Artisan, 5th level, for example. My last question (whew!) is do our overleaves change from lifetime to lifetime? I know the soul essence does not. Thanks so much! I am also trying to figure out how to follow you and everyone, as I have turned off email notifications, and would rather see everyone's comments in the site. Thanks so much.

 

@Ursula give me a call and we can over your questions.   ♥♥♥