1. The third level person begins to gain the full perceptivity of the new soul age internally, but has difficulty manifesting it in the world. This person becomes extremely introverted and intellectually introspective while trying to integrate the new awareness into day-to-day life.
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3. A person at this level, like Michael Jackson, who's allowed himself to bring in some fame is going to feel stress about it. Public television's financial show host, Louis Rukeyser, is another person functioning at third level Mature. With his Wall Street Week television show he is more "out there" than most at this level. Both his goal of growth and chief feature of arrogance [see chapter on "Overleaves"] give him a push that is clearly somewhat uncomfortable to his essentially introspective, third level nature.
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5. Ralph Nader is another third level Mature person who allows his goals and principles to push him into the limelight despite his personal desire for quiet introversion. J.D. Salinger, who's spent most of his 69 years ducking the sort of publicity some authors pay to create, is a reclusive third level Mature Artisan. Jeremy Irons, an actor, again third Mature, is cautious about interviews. He does not like to reveal information about himself and admitted to feeling an interview was akin to rape. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko got nearly a year to himself with his record-breaking 326 day mission aboard an orbiting space station. He had plenty of private time to look both back and forward at his life and did a superb job with the isolation.
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7. Third level people do best when they give themselves the space and time to stay home and be alone as much as they want. Respecting their own proclivities and loving themselves just the way they are always smooths the way for more enjoyment of self and life.