So, you're a 6/2. Congratulations?

I mean, it's not like you chose it. You were kinda born with a weird mix of Role Model and Hermit energy swirling inside you. It's like having a split personality, but instead of good and evil, it's "leader of the free world" and "professional couch potato."

You're here to be a role model, to guide and inspire us all with your experiences and insights. But first, you need to navigate the treacherous waters of self-doubt, perfectionism, and the occasional existential crisis.

You are a complex creature 6/2. Part wise sage, part angsty teenager, and part recluse who just wants to be left tf alone with your collection of vintage board games. (or you know, whatever obscure, totally niche thing you're into.)

You know you're different. But to be fair, having a line 6 in your profile, no matter the combination comes with it's own 3 part harmony of preordained fuckery. 

Line 6: The Role Model (Conscious) 

This line comes with it's own "you"  flavored blend of drama, confusion, and eventual enlightenment. It's a 3 part act where you do questionable things, learn from them and become a better person. Let's break it down. 

Phase 1: The "What TF  Am I Doing?" Years (Birth to 30)

Honestly, same. 

From the moment you popped out of the womb (probably challenging the sanity of your parents), your 6th line has been on a mission to experience everything. 

In this phase, you're basically living life like a Line 3, stumbling through experiences creating chaos like it's an art form.  It's time for questionable fashion choices, bad relationships, and a general sense of ambiguity.

You fall down a rabbit hole of perfectionist idealism - a relentless search to find the perfect job, the perfect partner, the perfect identity, the perfect blend of organic, fair-trade, ethically sourced tea. And through it all you're most certainly accumulating a collection of embarrassing stories that will make you cringe in the years to come.

But that's the point.

This is your time to experiment, to fuck up, have loads of fun and learn from your mistakes.

Embrace the chaos babes! Just don't do anything too crazy. 

 Phase 2:  The "Existential Crisis" Years (30 to 50)

Can we all agree that the idea that you need to spend 20 years silently ruminating about all the questionable stuff you did before your prefrontal cortex was fully developed is complete B.S?

Yes? ok. 

Around your 30s, you might start feeling a bit burnt out. You've hit your trial and error phase a little too hard and now you're craving some peace and quiet. This is where your Line 2 hermit takes center stage.

Suddenly, you're questioning everything. Your career, your relationships, your weird taste in music... You're analyzing your past mistakes with the intensity of a forensic scientist, wondering where tf it all went wrong.

But don't worry, this isn't a mid-life crisis (okay, maybe it is, but it's a productive one). 

I like to think of this period as The Integration aka the time in your life where you're making waaay better decisions. Smart ones even. This period is a time for deep introspection & shadow work ( which I'm an expert in btw. ) where you get a sort of spiritual key that allows you to map out the lessons of your experience to extract the wise owl wisdom 6/2's are known for. 

The thing is — you don't get to isolate from the world to do it. 

So while you might find yourself wanting to withdraw from the world to spend more time in your own head (or down your favorite streaming services rabbit hole). The integration period requires embodiment. 

Wisdom must be tested. lived out. experimented with to be anchored within the soul self in order to create real evolution. 

So while you're learning "why" that thing you did in your 20's was a bad idea, the universe is bringing another situation that feels oddly similar so that you, at this more enlightened vantage point can sidestep the shenanigans with Matrix-level precision, solidifying your confidence and understanding. 

Be warned: this phase can be a bit of a downer. Like I said, sorting through the baggage of your youthful logic or lack thereof is as unfun as it gets. Allow yourself to feel all the feelings to move through it. The more you try to deny, punish or redeem  yourself the more stuck you'll feel. 

The perched "on the roof " separation of this phase also means that parts of this period will play out like the moment in a sitcom where the character breaks scene and looks directly into the camera like -- are you seeing this ?

Phase 3: The Dumbledore Years  (50+)

You made it! You've survived the trial & errors, the brooding and conquered your existential angst. Now you're in your Wise Sage era. (Or at least you're supposed to be.) 

Fifty-something rolls around, and you're officially a veteran of the 6th line game. You've stumbled, you've fallen, you've questioned the meaning of life while nursing an emotional hangover. But through it all, you've gathered a big ole' bag of wisdom that most people wouldn't acquire in two lifetimes.

You're living, breathing proof that it's possible to navigate life with a broken compass and still end up exactly where you were meant to be. 

You might not even realize how wise you've become. In a lot of ways you'll still feel like that same quirky, self-doubting 6/2 at heart. You might even catch yourself questioning your own advice, like, "Wait, am I actually qualified to tell this person how to live their life? Didn't I just spend the last decade in hiding?

Yes, you did, but that's exactly what makes you so insightful.

Becoming a wise sage isn't about sitting on a mountaintop and spouting cryptic pronouncements. It's about embodying your experiences, owning your mistakes, and sharing your insights with the collective in a way that's authentic and relatable.

You'll radiate authority and understanding, sharing your hard-earned wisdom with anyone who'll listen (and maybe even a few who won't). 

In Your Dumbldore Era...

• People will actually listen to you (shocking, I know): Your words carry weight now, whether you like it or not. So use them wisely, and maybe try not to accidentally start a cult.
• You'll see through bullshit like a superpower: Years of observing human behavior have given you an uncanny ability to detect lies, half-truths, and those "fake it till you make it" facades.
• You'll be tempted to give unsolicited advice (resist the urge): Remember, people need to learn their own lessons (even if you know a shortcut). Offer guidance when asked, but don't force your wisdom on unwilling victims.
• You might accidentally become a mentor (it's not as scary as it sounds): Embrace your role as a guide, but don't feel pressured to have all the answers. Sometimes, just listening and sharing your own experiences is enough.
• You'll finally understand that perfection is a myth (and feel oddly relieved): After years of chasing that elusive ideal, you'll realize that life's messy imperfections are what make it beautiful.

Line 2, the Hermit - Your Unconscious Self

While your 6th line is out there trying to conquer the world, your 2nd line is chilling in the background, quietly trying to seduce you into the land of solitude and introspection.

Because this line isn't conscious, you usually don't realize your need for downtime until you're already on the edge of burnout. So when the world gets too overwhelming this Hermit energy saunters in with its noise cancelling headphones and a healthy dose of  "leave me the f*ck alone"

It's the voice that urges you to ditch the party and curl up with a good book, to skip the networking event and lose yourself in your favorite hobby, to silence your phone and just be for a while.

And TBH with the intensity of your 6th line, you need that alone time. You need to recharge and process all those experiences to make sense of the madness.

Hermit-mode is a 2 lines natural zone of genius where your mind becomes a playground for brilliant ideas and unconventional solutions.  And the funny part is you don't even realize how brilliant you are half the time. You're just doing your thing.

The thing about this line is that the harder you hermit the more people call.  It's almost like they can sense you chilling in your cave, effortlessly conjuring magic with clouds epicness storming in your brain and they HAVE to be a part of it. 

Use your Strategy and Authority to help you know when it's time to answer the call vs hitting DND and turning your read receipts off.

You're a master of your own domain, content to observe from the sidelines until the moment calls for your unique perspective. And when that moment arrives, you emerge from your self-imposed exile, armed with insights that can shift perspectives and inspire real change.

You are not a lone wolf.

You are deliciously content with folks who can keep up with your mental acrobatics and appreciate your offbeat humor. As a lover of deep conversations you NEED kindred spirits who inspire and challenge you to grow. Be selective about who you let into your inner circle, focus on quality over quantity.

Umm... TL;DR

•  Observant AF:You see everything, but low-key. Like a spy in a zen garden.
• Late bloomer, but a damn good vintage. Gets better with age, like fine wine (and cheese).
• Wise but chill: Yoda-level wisdom, without the Yoda-isms.
• Perfectionist-ish: High standards, but realistic.
• Transpersonal Karma:You're here to help others evolve, whether you like it or not. Think of it as your cosmic duty.
• Truth Seekers with Trust Issues: You're all about that deep, meaningful stuff. Superficial chit-chat? Inauthentic connections? Hard pass.
• The "Oh, this old thing?" syndrome: You're naturally talented, but you might not even realize it.
• Part-time hermit, full-time genius: You're a master of your domain, whether that's your actual house or just your own head.
• Not-Self Theme:Watch out for pessimism and burnout. 

Basically, you're a walking paradox:

You're a leader who prefers to blend in, a genius who doesn't always know it, and a social butterfly with a strong preference for solitude. But hey, who isn't a little contradictory?