The Builder Family
Screw it, let’s do it!
Motto of Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group
🔴 The Builder Family 🟠
Let’s discover the first soul family, the Builder family
💪 Main dimension and best qualities
The Builder family has come to experience the physical dimension: everything related to the body, the material world, the tangible, basic
needs (shelter, food, sexuality, territory) and survival. The brainstem—sometimes called the ‘lizard brain,’ associated with instinctive responses—is what governs them.
Some of their best qualities are self-confidence, strength, courage, leadership, endurance, perseverance, stability, drive, and an ability to manifest their goals.
⚡️ When things get difficult…
Faced with difficult or stressful situations, they tend to go on the attack. They are easily angered by others, and often by themselves as well. They control and intimidate. They even lash out. Their message is often clear as day: “My way or the highway.” Or: “I’m right. You’re wrong.”
The wound of the Builders is betrayal. Difficult situations in their life will often be perceived as some form of betrayal.
🎯 Raison d’être
Their raison d’être —what they were put on this Earth to do—is to channel their abundant energy into forging new paths, severing ties with the past, and improving our world or building a new one, one better suited to society’s progress.
What holds them back is their lack of trust and a fear of being taken advantage of, betrayed or deceived.
Their biggest challenges can be described as follows: “I put my guard down. I learn to let myself be supported by life and by those around me. I stop being afraid of others. I build with them, not against them.”
🧐 Other aspects
Depending on their ruling chakra, their color will be either red or orange.
Key words to describe their connection with their soul family: “instinct”, “grounding”, “embodiment”.
What helps them recharge:
✔ an energetic diet (proteins, root vegetables);
✔ body maintenance: massages, physiotherapy, exercise, kinesiology, osteopathy;
✔ creative activities involving physical materials: percussion, pottery, painting, building.