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“One thing the Human Design System does rather well is to offer a few places to stand to look at yourself in a somewhat objective fashion. This is not an easy thing to do. For example,
Swimming beneath the surface of the ocean, my view of what constitutes the ocean is somewhat limited. Surfing the waves, my view is much different. Standing on the shore my view of the ocean is again different, as it is if I stand on a hill high above. If I row around in a glass-bottomed boat, I see yet other aspects. And, of course, a microscope offers a significantly different view.
To some extent, my own personal appreciation of Human Design is due to this built-in range of potential views of the ocean that constitutes myself and others. It offers multiple layers of complexity and dynamics for pursuing self-observation or observation of others. And maybe even compassionate understanding of others.”
The Zen of ‘Do Without Doing’: What It Truly Means
Do without doing means exactly that. We get so attached to consciously, deliberately doing. We start trying to do this or that. For example, we focus on trying to be a generator or a projector, or any number of aspects in our chart – profile, channels, gates, lines,...
Bridges of Being: The Integration Channels in Human Design
When you examine the six Rave circuits, you will notice that four channels are “missing”. They don’t appear in any of the circuits. These are the integration channels. Most of the channels are created by 2 gates that are directly opposite each other in different...
The Mystical Experience Through the Lens of Human Design
A mystical experience is one in which you are transported deep within yourself where you are immersed in a powerful sense of being and belonging that is usually absent in our everyday lives. In the throes of a mystical experience, all of your brain’s filters...
Bonding & Belonging: The Tribal Circuit Part 2
Committed For Life and Absolute Obedience This is Part 2 of Tribal Circuitry. Be sure to read Circuitry of Kinship: The Tribal Circuit Part 1! We are each born as separate entities, utterly dependent on our very existence upon others. Over time we each realize that...
Circuitry of Kinship: The Tribal Circuit Part 1
Let’s start with what Ra calls the “Tribal Group”, as this is essentially the foundation upon which human life depends. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that this circuit group is “primitive” – it’s not. Nor is it unsophisticated or simple. In Human Design, all 3 of...
Navigating the Human Design Chart: Roads and Tunnels
The Human Design chart is a map with roads and tunnels. "Roads and tunnels" is the phrase that refers to the definitions in our Human Design chart that appear colored in black or red when the chart is calculated. The calculations appear on the bodygraph in these two...
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This question is presented by their aura to everyone who comes into it. “What is your story?” they, the Sphinx, ask of their world. They are the timeless riddles that people ponder.
Understanding the Riddle of the Sphinx
Without them doing anything, people are drawn to look at them, to wonder about them, and to therefore wonder about themselves. To ask themselves, where am I going? When the Sphinx feels secure in their knowledge, they can answer those people.
The Sphinx offers guidance to others based on logic – secure patterns for the future – and their own experience. This doesn’t mean the Sphinx has to take charge of them; they are naturally designed to point the way and offer encouragement.
Simply by being, the Sphinx offers others the possibility of transformation from the old to the new. To those who merit it, the Sphinx is willing to offer guidance, to explain their direction and why they aim for it. As long as they stay true to their type and authority, then the Sphinx’s direction will always be right for them and their world.
