Hey,
I’m Kip
In 2004, I had the honor of being contracted to write the foundational “Basic” course for the only online Human Design school in the country approved by Ra Uru Hu himself. All of my material was personally reviewed and approved by Ra, ensuring the integrity and authenticity of the teachings.
Beyond Human Design, I’ve spent decades facilitating transformative interactions as an experienced group leader. My background includes serving as a staff member at the Western Behavioral Sciences Institute, a renowned nonprofit think tank, and editing the International Leadership Forum Digest while participating in high-level policy discussions alongside global thought leaders.
My journey in Human Design, combined with years of engaging with transformative systems and leadership dynamics, equips me to guide you in ways that are both profound and practical. Whether you’re seeking clarity about your design or ready to deepen your expertise, I’m here to support your journey.
My Journey to Self-Discovery
Long before I came to the Human Design System, I had been a “seeker” of truth and enlightenment. The journey has been challenging, rewarding, and frustrating. At times it has seemed easy, at other times it has seemed nigh on impossible.
I have studied philosophy, psychology, cultural anthropology, and religions. Religions included many forms of Christianity, the Native American tradition as well as Eastern traditions such as Hinduism.
I’ve also studied Astrology, the oracular tradition including the Tarot and the I-Ching in great depth. I have explored Carlos Castaneda, Zen, Sufism, Buddhism, Yoga, and Jung too. I have learned about symbolism, meditation, and metaphysics.
In addition, I have read the Bhagavad Gita, Ouspensky, Gurdjieff, Kierkegaard, Deepak Chopra, and a host of obscure books – including The Book of Urantia. It has all been worthwhile – but also disappointing in some ways.
What I really wanted was just to understand myself and my world. I wanted to know how it all worked. So often I felt like I was missing some “key”. The “missing key” was Human Design and I consider myself oh so lucky to have found it.
Human Design
You Don’t Have to Know It to Live It
