5 Things You Probably Don’t Know About Human Design

Human Design is a tremendous amount of information regarding enormous sections of life with numerous details to be sifted, sorted and interpreted

#1 Despite all the endless insights and takeaways, the Human Design concept sure does seem like a lot of information.

That is a legitimate observation, of course. But then again, the Human Design document we like–https://bit.ly/3HJmQW5– is nineteen pages of wildly practical and useful insights and illuminations and you can read it in less time than it takes a friend of yours to reach the first level of The Legend of Zelda. Karen Curry’s article, “An Introduction to The Parts of The Human Design Chart” is bursting at the seams with profound, revealing and unique ways to help human beings. This Body Graph, as Karen calls it, represents the sum of all human possibilities and energies. 

#2 But this is not just spiritual or astrological. It’s scientific!

That is quite true. One way to think of Human Design is as an amalgamation of the most important thinking available about the construct that is the Human Being. Human Design, or HD,  is a system that synthesizes essential elements of Astrology, the I Ching, the Kabbalah and the Hindu-Brahmin Chakra systems as they apply to us today, with current scientific knowledge in the fields of Physics, Astronomy, Genetics and Biochemistry. It also relies heavily on the physics of neutrinos, streams of tiny particles that the sun and stars emit into space and which flow through our atmosphere and bodies at a pace of trillions per second. 

A useful amalgam of science with the spiritual yields an exciting and essential conception of the Bodygraph itself, a map of sorts, one that gives us information about how the body and mind function together, how we experience energy, emotion, awareness, identity, ego, instinct, intuition and the mind. (https://bit.ly/3t4MSyK) If you have not already guessed, Human Design offers an opportunity to accept and surrender to what is unchangeable and unbroken in us, so that we come to love, trust and rely on ourselves.

Naysayers  had argued that definitive proof could not be achieved until infectious material is produced from pure prion protein. Such skeptics constitute today’s brand of persecution.  Prusiner won the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1997.

This little medical history lesson suggests that what we rebuke today may become accepted wisdom tomorrow. So perhaps we ought not to judge too hastily.

#4 Human Design is frivolous and nothing important can be found this way, WRONG!

All the same, what we have found is that the BodyGraph can reveal:

• How our gifts and innate abilities are organically expressed
• How we can be both wise and vulnerable in relation to the influences around us: societal, interpersonal and planetary
• Who is attractive to us and why
• The ways in which we are fixed and consistent, what we can trust in ourselves
• Where we are open to conditioning and coping strategies that lead to confusion, inner conflict, frustration, bitterness, anger and disappointment
• Which characteristics are conscious and rooted in personality and which are unconscious or rooted in the body
• How to make decisions using a personal navigation system
• What role and purpose we are here to express

That seems fairly substantial.

Did you know you can incorporate human design into your health, your lifestyle, your business. . . human design can assist in nearly all facets of your life

#5 – There is a lot of information about Human Design available elsewhere. Why would I need someone to read it for me?

Actually, you are partly correct: a lot of information does exist on this subject. But there is value in having a coach work with you on this exploration. A Holistic Health Coach is a trained professional who uses an integrative approach to diet and lifestyle changes to improve their client’s health. Working as a guide toward an overall healthier life, they will look at their clients’ nutrition patterns, relationships, physical fitness, spirituality, and more. And this approach quite often includes culling through the dross and getting through to your specific needs. If this process includes working with Human Design, so much the better.