"Body types are different, some are slim, fast, light; others are strong, slow and heavy …
Emotional types are different, some are calm, others fiery, and some are stoic …
Thinking types are different, our thought processes can be dominated by analytical, associative or abstract thinking.
Personality types are different, some are dynamic, some are sensitive, others are creative in the way they create success in life.
Soul types are different, some express their spirituality through politics, others through science, teaching or art …"
"The 1st ray tends to be tall, strongly built and large-boned, with a general air of power.
The 2nd ray is usually (but not always) small and delicately made, with a sense of fastidious refinement and sensitivity.
The 3rd ray (with the 7th ray, the most common) comes in all sizes and shapes. A large number of athletes are of this type which is characterized by an impression of physical co-ordination and adaptability (when healthy and fit).
The 4th ray seems to have some of the characteristics of both the 2nd and 3rd ray types. For example, Charlie Chaplin had a 4th ray physical body.
The 5th ray gives a somewhat stiff, set appearance; a tendency to clumsiness, awkwardness, rather than physical co-ordination.
The 6th ray tends to be large and to run to fat. They have a rather soft, flabby appearance with broad faces. They seem to be rather rare in Europe but are common in the USA.
The 7th ray can be tall or short but is usually thin and rangy. It is an extremely durable type, very athletic, especially in sports demanding stamina."
Tapestry of the Gods http://makara.us/04mdr/01writing/01tg/tapestry1.pdf
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According to Alice Bailey
The four signs - Aries, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius - are related to the following 'STARS'
which are not numbered in the twelve signs of the zodiac; they constitute another field of relationships:
Aries to one of the two stars, found in the constellation, the 'Great Bear', which are called the 'Two Pointers'.
Leo to 'Polaris', the 'Pole Star', found in the 'Little Bear'.
Scorpio to 'Sirius', the 'Dog Star'.
Aquarius to 'Alcyone', one of the 'seven Pleiades'.
Polaris - The 'Star of Direction' - governing Shamballa. Later, another Pole Star will take the place of Polaris, owing to the interplay of forces in the universe and the general shift and movement.
But the name and quality of this star will only be 'revealed at initiation'.
Sirius - THE UNIVERSAL SOUL - THE STAR OF INITIATION
Sirius - THE LEADER OF THE ENTIRE HEAVENLY HOST
Sirius - The 'Star of Sensitivity' - governing the 'Hierarchy'.
Sirius is esoterically called the "brilliant star of sensitivity."
Scorpio is under the influence or inflowing energy of 'S I R I U S'.
This is the GREAT STAR of 'INITIATION' because our Hierarchy (an expression of the second aspect of divinity) is under the supervision or spiritual magnetic control of the Hierarchy of Sirius.
Aquarius to 'Alcyone', one of the 'seven Pleiades'.
The Pleiades are the symbol of the 'SOUL' around which the wheel of life revolves.
Alcyone, called the 'CENTRAL SUN' of our universe, and around it circles our sun,
with its attendant planets.
Alcyone - The 'Star of the Individual' - governing 'Humanity'.
Sixth ray Attributes
"These subjects are motivated by a deep and intense devotion to high ideals, accompanied by a longing for absorption into eternal bliss. Intensely emotional, they act mainly on faith which they trust far more than logic.
They are very persistent and cannot be deterred from following their own path and any kind of sacrifice is seen only as a steppingstone towards their aspirations. Deep involvement,
'loss of self-identity' and single-minded idealism keep them solidly fixed on far distant goals.
Unfortunately, they may appear gullible and meek to others and often suffer as a result. They are devoted and loyal to their friends, easily become emotionally involved in relationships and are quite often hurt. Consequently, such subjects sometimes assume a brash facade which barely covers their inner lack of peace and security.
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