Human Design Overview

Human Design is a system that integrates ancient and modern disciplines to help individuals understand their personality, decision-making processes, and life purpose. It includes a variety of components:

Human Design Types

• Manifestors (8%): Initiators who need to inform others to avoid resistance. Their challenge is managing their impact on others.
• Generators (70%): Builders with consistent energy, should wait to respond to opportunities.
• Projectors (20%): Guides who need to wait for recognition and invitations to share wisdom.
• Reflectors (1%): Reflect community health and should wait a lunar cycle for major decisions.

Human Design Profiles

• Composed of two numbers representing conscious (Personality) and unconscious (Design) traits.
• Examples:
  • 1/3 Investigator/Martyr: Seeks knowledge; learns through experience.
  • 4/6 Opportunist/Role Model: Networks and evolves into a role model.

Human Design Centers

• Nine centers representing aspects of consciousness:
  • Head Center: Inspiration and mental pressure.
  • Ajna Center: Mind and analytical processes.
  • Throat Center: Communication and action.
  • G Center: Direction and identity.
  • Heart Center: Willpower and value.

Human Design Digestion

• Refers to how individuals process experiences and information.
• Categorized into tonalities like Alternating, Closed, Hot, etc.

Human Design Motivation

• Six motivations: Fear, Hope, Desire, Need, Guilt, Innocence.
• Drives actions and life direction.

Human Design Strategy

• Guides for decision making:
  • Manifestors: Inform before acting.
  • Generators: Wait to respond.
  • Projectors: Wait for the invitation.
  • Reflectors: Wait a lunar cycle.

Human Design Signature

• Indicator of alignment with true self.
  • Manifestors: Peace.
  • Generators: Satisfaction.
  • Projectors: Success.
  • Reflectors: Surprise.

Human Design Gates

• Based on 64 I-Ching hexagrams; represent potential talents and life themes.

Human Design Authorities

• Decision-making strategies:
  • Emotional: Wait for emotional clarity.
  • Sacral: Trust gut instincts.
  • Splenic: Follow intuitive whispers.

Human Design Sense

• Influences perception and interaction:
  • Smell: Detects patterns.
  • Taste: Preferences for experiences.
  • Outer/Inner Vision: Perspective and intuition.

Human Design Perspective

• Six perspectives: Survival, Possibility, Power, Wanting, Probability, Personal.

Human Design Environment

• Six types: Markets, Kitchens, Caves, Valleys, Mountains, Shores.

Human Design Definition

• Connections in the BodyGraph indicating consistent behavior.
• Types: Single, Split, Triple Split, Quadruple Split.

Human Design Not-Self Theme

• Highlights conditioned aspects and indicates misalignment:
  • Manifestors: Anger.
  • Generators: Frustration.
  • Projectors: Bitterness.
  • Reflectors: Disappointment.

Human Design Channels

• Connect Gates; define energy flow and life themes.

Human Design Incarnation Cross

• Represents life purpose through Sun and Earth positions.

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• Provides personalized reports for self-discovery and growth.
• Utilizes AI and human expertise.
• Custom reports offer practical life guidance and understanding of strengths and challenges.

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