God – The Loving and Healing

Server Role Overleaf Energy in The Michael Teaching

Service and essence-effacing simplicity is said to have the mark of true inspiration attached to it. The Server is the individual whose native view of the essence has connected to it a need to demonstrate adequacy. The Server will always seek out the road, even reluctantly, that leads to fulfillment of the drive to take care or another thus feeling that they have a place. Though capable of great power behind the scenes, the Stoic repose. Though highly sensitive, the Server would often rather withdraw than confront. This sort of resignation can lead to a passive-aggressive way of dealing concepts rooted in it make it the most useful for future expansion.

Life Metaphor and Implied Motto

Life is for doing good in the world. Hard work. Giving to other people.

Cultural Archetype- Exalted Arcana

Perhaps called the every man, or the backbone of society, or the fabric of the community, this is the character of simply doing what needs to be done. Often with little fanfare and reward, the Server connotes modesty in action. This Archetype draws satisfaction from a job well done. Focusing on the task rather than the reward, this is the energy of “hard work” and the “Protestant Work Ethic.” Achievements are seldom just for personal gain, but somehow must serve a purpose for something greater than themselves. This may occur either with desire or under the whip of actual slavery or perceived bondage. Because this energy is not boisterous nor overly self-aggrandizing, it often lacks status or public exaltation or the wealth that accompanies great achievement. When exalted roles speak about all of the “little people who made it possible” they are addressing the Server whose “behind the scenes” efforts shores up the ability of the more extroverted to perform. Consider this comparison: while laurel wreaths are bestowed upon the Warrior as hero, the common soldier, sadly but often “cannon fodder” is the Server. Positions generally nondescript like the staff, or chorus, or workers, or laborers, or rabble, bear the mark of an Archetype that does not tend to distinguish itself for its own purpose and therefore tends not to be recognized, nor necessarily aspire to, individual self expression. Mom, is the ultimate Server caretaker.

Famous Examples of this Archetype

1. People: Mother Teresa, Jimmy Stewart, Florence Nightingale, Peter Lorie, Anne Frank, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Victoria, George W. Bush, Phil Donahue, Prince Charles of England, Ram Dass, Pope John XXIII, Monica Lewinsky, Emily Post, Grandma Moses, Mother Mary (of Jesus)
2. Mythical or Cartoon characters: Cupid, BooBoo the Bear (of Yogi Bear), BabaLou (of Quick drawMcGraw), Sancho Panza (Don Quixote), Tanto (to the Lone Ranger)
3. Institutions: Hinduism, Red Cross, Salvation Army, CCC (Civilian Conservation Corp) Peace Corp, Hospice
4. Familiar Occupations: laborers, warehouseman construction workers, food service, prostitutes, nurses, general practitioner doctors,
5. Animal Totems: Elephant, sheep, cows, sea urchins, krill
6. Inventions or works of art: Plow, shovel, restaurants, hotels, toilet
7. Cities and Nationalities China, India, Hawaiian Islanders,

Identity Statements for the Server Role Energy
(Not every aspect may be in play.)

1. I see myself in a support position.
2. I try to treat people as an equal.
3. My efforts are best given in a personal one-on-one way.
4. My attention tends toward eliminating problems and suffering that I can directly affect.
5. Service others in a practical way makes me feel useful and competent.
6. Though working alone is OK, I enjoy being on a team that serves others.
7. I regard service as a noble endeavor, and at times, even a duty.
8. I’m feel most inspired when I am needed.
9. Like it or not, I tend to be forgiving and nurturing.
10. I relate to the common man, the lowly, the working class, and pity the poor.
11. When needing to get things done, I might try to exert control by being pushy or manipulative.
12. If people would just let me take care of them, they’d be fine.
13. My intentions are always with your best interests at heart.
14. Since I consider meeting the needs of others my special calling, I get frustrated when I’m not allowed to serve.
15. I notice that I am under appreciated and can be taken for granted.
16. People see me as a caretaker, a tool, take me for granted and treat me like a doormat.
17. My need for and sense of home and to provide a haven that nurtures everyone is of paramount importance. How it looks is of secondary importance.
18. Careers or vocations that seem to naturally appeal to me are doctor or nurse, diplomat, public or civil servant, social worker, construction laborer, office worker, food server, doting husband or wife, PTA member, or Scout leader.
19. Making sure that people are fed and warm is a big driver of my ideals.
20. I assume leadership if is to serve the personal needs of others and ease undo hardship.
21. Being less boisterous and rarely seeking to draw attention to myself, I prefer to serve the goal rather than simply serve myself for praise or gain.
22. Friends and family would probably say of me that I am one of the first to chip-in and help; and usually good-natured or self-effacing about it.

by Stephen Cocconi © 2011

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