Inventors As Powerful Change Agents

Ingenuity Squared

Primary Inventors are invited to participate in a creative affirmation process where we examine our obstacles to full empowerment. Why are (we) Inventors so misunderstood? Imagine being affirmed and supported in your ability to bring change to others. Join us for this exploration in creative construction! Inventors are known for their capacity to solve intractable problems. We accomplish this by using the bedrock of our thoughts to explore new dimensions and perspectives. We explore our Universe using Sensations, Feelings, Emotions, Thoughts and Intuition to break down the walls of ignorance to reveal the underlying possibilities. Even if our parents creatively repressed us, we still need to show others we can accomplish the unexpected. Maybe this is why we get the reputation of being rebels. From our perspective, it is everyone else who is short-sighted and unwilling to embrace change. We have little patience for those who cannot see the advantages of adopting new technologies.
Every Inventor learns how to be discriminating in their choices. Otherwise, life ends up being about what must be done to survive rather than being a joyful exploration of our possibilities. When our parents are afraid of our artistic nature, they tend to impress upon us their Safety & Security perceptions. To be accepted by them, Inventors take on these restrictions as their own, which distorts how we connect to change within ourselves. Instead of becoming change-facilitators, we become change-regulators who impose structures upon others. Paradoxically, this is the opposite of how we, as Creative Beings, would naturally contribute to others. We see this in our attitudes about structure. The more we are afraid to have structure imposed upon us, the more likely we have negative Inventor imprinting.

Inventor Actualization

As Inventors, we are extremely interested in music, art and the future. We demonstrate our adaptability early in life by becoming chameleons. Ultimately, this is unfulfilling, because we want to be seen for our uniqueness. We accomplish this by coming up with ideas that startle or shock others with their brilliance. The more we apply ourselves to our creative gifts and practice discipline in our commitments, the greater progress we make. The problem is we get burned out trying to make our ideas work for others, often with minimal acknowledgment. The more we feel alone and unappreciated, the more we are driven to do things just for ourselves. This is why building Autonomy and expressing our individuation is so critical.
How do we honor our need to innovate without getting lost in others or becoming isolated? We need to recognize that we have been hurt and traumatized. As natural healers, we need to find ways to bring balance to our lives. This means avoiding extremes. It also means identifying the joys of life that make it worth living. Without joy, we cannot discipline ourselves. When we learn how to operate moderately, our creative potential can be released. Initially, this means having a conversation between the various personality elements (that have been repressed) and our creative source. It is only when we learn that our ability to create harmony supersedes any conflicts that this may occur. This is when we become Cultural Leaders and learn how to optimize our contribution in a larger system.
The journey for an Inventor goes through seven stages; from playful, passionate investigator to curiosity-driven explorer, to an adventurer in idea formation. We heal ourselves when we individuate; we no longer take on others’ battles. As a healer and Cultural Leader, we define ourselves as contributors, adding value to the system we previously rejected. By becoming Cultural Leaders, we gradually assume responsibility for making things better. This allows us to be supported and seen for the contributions we make.
This class is process oriented and about assuming responsibility for our creative contributions. We undergo a transformation by unifying our Personality and Creative Source. Since we are the primary planetary change-agents, we have a mandate to rebuild our world in a more cohesive structure. This is the true inner mission of all Inventors, to make it possible for others to get in touch with their ability to evolve in the world. Through a path of creativity, we can become initiates who bring our quality of creative joy to others through change.
Inventors can be immediately identified by their desire to protect their freedom of choice at all costs. Inventors focus themselves through their commitments. When they make a commitment, it forces them to embrace the issue and hold all the conflicts inherent in that commitment. This drives them to create a harmonious solution. An Inventor’s evolution can be seen in the degree to which they can embrace increasingly complex issues. Their scope and degree of integration is directly proportional to the degree they trust their own experience. Unfortunately, many Inventors are denied the responsibility for making their own choices as youngsters, which leads them to become rebellious outcasts. They move beyond their rebelliousness by becoming more grounded and focused on a few very narrow items that they profoundly wish to effect. Otherwise, they become lost in ever-increasing numbers of options that distract them from doing the things that really matter to them.
Inventors experience freedom when they transform conflict into harmony. This requires self- discipline and an enhanced sense of priorities that keep them from being distracted. In this way they learn to focus themselves so that they see the pitfalls and diversions and are able to step around the problems to get to their core gift, which is presenting new possibilities so that others can do things with greater efficiency, beauty and grace. When they are not preoccupied or distracted, they are able to engage a wide variety of solutions to come up with the one that best serves the needs of those around them. This means that they should put themselves in places where they have a strong connection to the people, they are serving so the right solutions will be drawn out of the circumstances.

Class structure

    1. Inventor Actualization ~ How Inventors Express Power

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    2. Inventor Actualization ~ How Inventors Express Power ~ Audio

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    1. Inventor Actualization ~ Seven Stages of Inventor Actualization

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    2. Inventor Actualization ~ Seven Stages of Inventor Actualization ~ Audio

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    1. Class 1 ~ The Power of Playfulness ~ Password: 2015Artisans

    2. Class 1 ~ The Power of Playfulness ~ Audio

    1. Class 2 ~ The Power of Passion ~ Password: 2015Artisans

    2. Class 2 ~ The Power of Passion ~ Audio

    1. Class 3 ~ The Power of Inquisitiveness ~ Password: 2015Artisans

    2. Class 3 ~ The Power of Inquisitiveness ~ Audio

    1. Class 4 ~ The Power of Ideation ~ Password: 2015Artisans

    2. Class 4 ~ The Power of Ideation ~ Audio

About this course

  • $195.00
  • 18+ hours video lessons
  • Includes audio files

Instructor

Founder, Higher Alignment Larry Byram

My name is Larry Byram, the founder of Higher Alignment. Over the last 40 years we have worked with over 30,000 couples and a larger number of singles to assist you in building conscious co-creative relationships. We invite you to explore and embody your unique creative design in your relationships and life contribution.

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