People of this type are responsible, trustworthy, hard-working, and good team players. They are very committed and security-oriented, analyzing all situations and attempting to predict what the outcome could be. The Loyalists have a very delicate sense of humor, often doubting themselves and their surroundings. Before taking any action, they either carefully think about all possible outcomes or, alternatively, they do the polar opposite and "dive in without thinking," not taking any deep considerations about a given situation.

 

The driving force for this type is finding security. They believe that the world is a dangerous place to live and that it does not provide a stable basis for them to survive comfortably. Constant anxiety, doubts and concerns make the Loyalist look into different options that could guarantee stability they are so looking for. This idea of stability could be experienced through the other person, belonging to an organization, saving money, finding themselves in a specific idea, committing to a marriage, etc. Anything outside themselves that can give an inner feeling of stability, which ultimately results in security.

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Behind all the efforts to create the sense of security, deep inside, Sixes realize that all they wish is to feel connected with their inner guidance and trust in their own decisions. This message is simply too hard for the Loyalist to accept, as they feel like they need someone else in order to feel comfortable in this world. At the same time denying any support given, they express themselves as very dynamic and contradictory. Often finding themselves both believing and skeptical, both trusting and doubting, obedient to authority and yet rebellious to it. Not intentionally, they always double-check the hidden motives of others, trying to protect themselves from any potential risk.

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​People of this type try to avoid any possible danger. They want to fit in groups and they come across as subdued and humble. They can be overprotective, trying to escape conflicts or overcome them with a very delicate sense of humor. Sixes can have one of two reactions to danger: either being proactive in the avoidance of danger by not waiting for it to reach them; or going directly into their fears and fighting them. It is important to note that although people of this type can react to their experiences differently, they all have the same inner motivation – fear.

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​Personal growth for the Loyalists begins when they decide to look inside themselves and acknowledge how much fear they actually have about the world. Accepting the state of “being lost” awakens their inner guidance and natural faith which comes from being present and feeling intuitively what each situation requires out of them.

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Rediscovering intuition which comes with the quiet mind, reminds them how to connect to their inner guidance and trust: that everyone in this Universe is looked after, including them. By letting go of control, they connect to inner silence, which supports and opens up trust, faith, strength and security. They become self-confident, self-affirming, and an authority to themselves. Growing their confidence from personal experiences and building strong self-esteem from knowing themselves, they become a great example of a person who expresses inner strength, which is so essential for our humanity.