IDENTIFYING A DOMINANT RECEIVER:
If you are over identified with your Receiver you can be perceived as being needy, demanding and taking from others. You can become self indulgent always wanting more and losing connection to the value of giving.
RECOGNIZING AN UNTAPPED RECEIVER:
When your Receiver has been untapped you can often become too focused on the pleasing, accommodating and the caretaking of others. Without the capacity to replenish your inner reservoir you can become exhausted physically and emotionally.
MAINTAINING BALANCE WITH THE RECEIVER:
To experience and maintain a healthy connection with this self you need to acknowledge where it falls for you on the spectrum between dominant and untapped. A balanced relationship with your Receiver supports the ability to accept acknowledgements and appreciations while maintaining a healthy attunement and generosity to the wants and needs of others.

POSSIBLE OPPOSITES OF THE RECEIVER TO EXPLORE:
Every dominant self has a corresponding opposite that holds possible clues to its current status. Potential opposites for this self can be seen in selves such as The Accommodator, The Gatekeeper, The Responsible

DIALOGING WITH YOUR ORDINARY:
- Where does your Receiver fall on the spectrum from dominant to untapped?
- What are the qualities that this self carries for you?
- What is your earliest memory of your Receiver?
- What does this self need or want by asking for your attention at this time?
- If your Receiver is dominant, who is the opposite self that needs expression?