71: The Map to Who You Really Are: An Intro to Human Design

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Sheetal Story (00:02):
In human design there are 64 gates, meaning
there are 64 placements thatplanets can be in at the time
that you're born.
Within each gate there are sixlines and the lines are one
degree for each line-ish,about-ish.
So when we add that up, thatkind of goes around the zodiac.
So these gates, 64 gates.

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When you are born, your planetsare in these gates.
Some of the planets can be inthe same gates and if there's
multiple planets in the samegate, those gates, that gate is
very, very potent in your bodygraph, as they call it.
Welcome to the Story of Spiritpodcast, where practical
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I'm a psychic medium, griefsupport counselor, professional
astrologer and a human designreader and, of course, a law of
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Welcome to the Story of Spiritpodcast.
I am so excited today to sharewith you something that has been
a new love, a new obsession inmy life, and that is human
design, and I think I'm a littleshocked how many people still

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don't know what human design is.
I think because it's my world.
You know I really live in thisglorious bubble of you know
psychic and mediumship andenergy and spirit and astrology
and human design.
And I think you know, when youlive in this world and you're
talking about it all the time,that you think everyone does
this and it is not normal.

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You know it's not normal.
I don't know what normal is.
I don't think there is such athing as normal.
I think it's just the way thatyou do things.
I love when people meet me andthey're like I always thought I
was weird.
I'm like I never thought I wasweird.
I never thought I was weird,but I also always wanted to fit
in.
I wanted to be like everyoneelse because I knew I stood out.
You know I was.
I'm child of immigrant parents.

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I very much look very differentfrom the people around me and
it's even it's even wild to methat when I go back to my
parents my mom's from Malaysiaand my dad's from India, that
I've been back to thosecountries many times and I stand
out there like a sore thumb tolike the way that I walk, the
way that I talk, the way theylook people in the eyes you know
the way.

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I'm not scared of ofconfrontation or kind of saying
Do you have, is there somethingI can help you with someone
staring?
Because the unfortunate thingin East Indian culture is we
stare at each other.
It's awful, it really.
I mean, coming from the Westernworld.
It's staring is rude.
And when you go to places wherethere's other East Indians,
they will stare at you, becauseI know my sisters who are East

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Indian right now are going.
Yeah, I get it.
Say it, sister.
Because it's almost likethey're recognizing you or
they're trying to see if theyknow you or they're checking you
out.
Whatever it is, you know, andif you're insecure, as I used to
be, I was like you want tofight, like what's?
What's the problem?
What do you?
What's wrong with you, you know?
And if you're secure, you'relike she's looking at me cause

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she's liking my hair, you knowit's.
It's so interesting how to youmeet that energy from the inside
out and in you know my youth,when I would go and people will
be staring at me because I'mwearing my sari different, or I
I stand differently, or I talkobviously not with their accents
and they just be staring at meand I'd say, can I help you?

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Like, really, with a smile onmy face, I'm like can I help you
?
You know, can I help you?
And it's, it's wild, because Idon't fit in there.
I don't fit in here, I don't.
It's like I was born to standout, weird and not really weird.
It's what I was meant to do.
I literally had thisconversation last week with one

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of my beautiful clients who wasstunning, stunning.
And she said you know,everywhere I go, people stare at
me and it's like stunning.
And she said you know,everywhere I go, people stare at
me and it's like because you'restunning.
And she's like no, that's notwhy that's like uh, that is why,
for real.
So let's heal the part of youthat feels like people are
staring at you because you havewarts hanging out your nose,
which she does not.
Y'all like the stunning womanand we, when we heal those parts

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of us that feel like we'redifferent, we don't belong.
I don, I don't know.
You know what's my purpose,what's my mission?
We feel lost in ourselves.
We tend to be at the mercy ofthe world around us and I think
what I love I love love aboutastrology and then I also
discovered human design is thatyou learn the way you're meant
to operate and it's almost likea permission slip to just be you

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in every facet of your life andwhy I love astrology and human
design so much.
It's not like a personality test.
You know I can make apersonality test, say anything.
You start to see patterns, youstart to see what are they
testing you for?
And I've taken lots of thosetests for my career and for all

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the jobs and stuff.
I've had interviews that I'vehad and you know I always just
laugh because it's like I knowwhat this test is going to say.
It's it's very much subjectiveto who I am in the moment.
So it's a changing test too.
I feel like that about theEnneagram as well.
I never really jived with theEnneagram because every time I

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take it I literally get adifferent answer.
I was so frustrated I've takenit four times.
I had to take it in my coaching.
I took it with what I wasworking with, a coach as well.
I've taken it because I took aclass on it, because I thought
maybe I just don't understand it.
And I took a one other time onthe internet.
Every single answer wasdifferent.
Right, I'm a this wing, thatI'm a this.

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All the numbers always change.
I am never the same number andit drives me bonkers Because, as
a Virgo, I like things that Ican depend on, that are real,
that are factual.
I know you're like I talked todead people.
Is that real?
Yeah, because I can prove thatthey're real.
I can prove that your person ishere.
And how would I know that theyliked reading about the
Velveteen Rabbit?

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Like, how would I know that Idon't?
I don't, but your spirit personis telling me and I'm just
telling you that and you know,here we are.
So I don't do anything that Ican't either sort of prove is
true, or have an experience thatI can share with you, or want
you to have your own experiencethat I am pretty much almost a
hundred percent sure that it'sgoing to go a certain way.

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So you know human design.
When I discovered it, I waslike what is this?
Magic too.
So if you listen listen to lastWednesday's podcast I talked
about astrology and how I foundthat, and human design.
I found it through my coach, mybeautiful coach, selena Gray.
Love her so much.
She mentioned it in 2020.
She talked about this designprogram, this design method.

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That is a modality methodologythat you can put in your birth
time and it'll sort of spit outthis design blueprint of how you
are meant to operate in theworld.
I'm like tell me more.
Does it?
Is it complicated?
Does it require years of study?
I'm in.
You know what?

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What is that Right?
What I don't know.
That's like my soul's purpose.
If it's complicated, let me atit.
So took it up and it blew mymind Number one, how modern it
is.
Number two, how it came intoexistence.
And number three, how accurateit is Wild.
So the story of human design.

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So, if you're not sure whathuman design is and you've never
heard of it before.
Welcome my friends.
I'm excited to be the one tointroduce you to this and if you
know about human design, myhope and intention for doing
this episode today is that youlearn something new that you did
not know about human design.
My hope and intention for doingthis episode today is that you
learn something new that you didnot know about human design
Because, let me tell you, I havebeen going deep.

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You know, I did get acertification and where I was
going and branched out into ishuman design in business.
It is amazing.
It has changed my life.
It has changed my businessbecause it has helped me
understand how I am meant tooperate in business and I've
actually dropped a number ofcoaches because they're like you

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should be doing this and I'mlike you don't get my design
because I'm not meant to operatelike that.
And when I try to operate likethat, I die a slow death and I
think that's why I loved it somuch, because I kept seeing
these cookie cutter methods outin the universe.
You know, and even in businessand coaching and therapy and
counseling, I use human designand astrology in my grief,

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support, counseling for womenand in my business coaching, my
quantum business coaching, tohelp women integrate all the
parts of themselves to overcomeobstacles, blocks, griefs,
traumas of the past so they canstep into new, aligned success
in their business.
So I love using human designand astrology for both of those
things, because it helps me tocoach you, to counsel you, in a

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way that's uniquely designed tosuit you.
So I'm not here to coach youand counsel you.
The way that I am learning orthe way that I've learned how to
do that, it's actually I tailorit to each person, so it's very
different.
I often have people who come inthrough you know discovery
calls and they're like so whatdo you do?
So while I'm trained in, I havemy certifications in CBT and
NLP and hypnotherapy and I havemy coaching, my law of

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attraction coaching.
I have a master's in coaching.
I also have my grief supportcounseling.
I have polyvagal theorycertification.
I mean I have a lot of things,I have a lot under my belt and
so really, what I do is I followthe need of your soul, and so
every session will be different.
We don't have a I don't have acookie cutter method.
Today we're going to talk aboutgrief.
The next one.

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We're going to displace thatgrief, we're going to integrate
it.
Now, it depends on what youneed.
So I don't have that.
I have a lot of tools in mytoolkit and I know exactly what
to pull out at the exact righttime for you.
So so good.
I love it so much because ittruly is customized and tailored
to each person, and I use yourhuman design to do that.
So human design started out and,you might shock you, it only
was became a thing in 1992.

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That's when the book waspublished of human design by Ra
Oruhu, who's also born as AlanRobert Krakauer, who is Canadian
, which I was kind of cool tofind that out as I went down
this rabbit hole.
And he lived in Canada for atime and then he ended up moving

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to I think it was Costa Rica toteach school.
No, ibiza, sorry.
He went to the island of Ibizawhere he started working as a
school teacher.
Sorry, he went to the island ofIbiza, where he started working
as a school teacher.
And then, in January 1987, hehad an unusual mystical
experience, followed by anencounter with what he called
the Voice, which was anintelligence of superior

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intelligence to anything he hadever experienced.
This encounter lasted for eightdays and nights, where he
received transmissions ofinformation known today as the
human design system.
He was writing furiously,drawing, trying to get all this
information down into paper, sohe literally transmitted this.

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You know, he channeled humandesign into being and human
design mixes together or has acombination of the Chinese I
Ching of the Judaic Kabbalah, ofVedic philosophy, of the chakra
system, of astrology andquantum physics.

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So, like this man is a schoolteacher, y'all you know and all
of these things came together toform human design.
So you'll see elements of the IChing of the chakra system, of
the Kabbalah of quantum physics,of astrology, all within human
design.
And it's only really beenaround since 1992, when he

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published the book the HumanDesign System under his
pseudonym Ra-Uru Hu.
So in previous to this he wasan advertising executive and a
magazine publisher.

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So this mystical experiencechanged him in 1987.
And he channeled thisinformation and he described it
as a self knowledge method thatdoes not have any specific
religious dogma or affiliation.
So it's meant to be nonreligious and it's meant to be a
system in which you use it forself development.
Now, as I went through histeachings and learning about him
, he had a gate 51 as hisconscious son, meaning that he

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was meant to bring this inthrough the gate of shock.
So the words that he usedaround human design can be a
little bit like fatalistic.
You know, some of the stuff waspretty kind of hardcore and I
was like, well, you know, Idon't know if I resonate with
that and one of the well, youknow, I don't know if I resonate
with that and one of the thingsthat he actually supported was
that people interpret his wordsand start to use their words to

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describe what he's saying.
So this was a system that'smeant to evolve.
And he gave permission toanother gentleman to create gene
keys.
So the gene keys, if you'refamiliar with that.
He gave permission to RichardRudd to.
So the gene keys, if you'refamiliar with that.
He gave permission to RichardRudd to write the gene keys,
which then goes into deeper intothe gates of the human design

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system.
So the human design system ispretty much based on what it is
is.
It purports that the subatomicparticles in the atmosphere, in
the world they're calledneutrinos.
So they're very, very smallsubatomic particles and they
pass through matter.
They don't actually have.
They do have.

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Mass science has proven thatthey do have mass, but they are
not affected by anyelectromagnetic field, so it's a
bit of a mystery to science.
At this moment in time, theyhave been able to prove that
neutrinos exist.
So in human design, the theoryis, at the time you were born,

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the neutrinos that were passingthrough the earth become
imprinted and become thesignature of your being, and
that signature is your design.
So it's the energetic blueprintof your soul in essence, and so
it's very similar to astrology,where the energy coming onto
this planet encapsulates in thislittle baby that is born and
becomes your energetic signature, which we can see in your birth

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chart.
So in human design, theneutrinos, as they were moving
through and then encapsulated asan energetic signature at that
time, then created your humandesign.
So this is quite interesting.
I was like fascinated.
I actually went down a rabbithole of understanding neutrinos
and what that's all about, andyou know, basically it's your

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design, it's the way that you'remeant to operate in the world,
and one of the things I reallyloved about human design
philosophy methodology is thatthis is your design, this is
your blueprint.
Now parts of the design canchange minute by minute, so it's
really important to know yourexact birth time when pulling up
your human design.
But certain things will kind ofchange according to the day.

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So even if you don't know yourbirth time, you could still put
in like 12 o'clock or somethingthat you thought was really
really kind of similar or closeto where you think you were born
, or you could sort of put anestimated time in there and
still get the majority of yourdesign makes sense for you for
the day.
There's just some nuanced partsthat change according to the

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time of your birth and itchanges like minute by minute,
like every two minutes kind ofthing.
So you can sort of play withyour design to see what makes
sense for you and what feelsaccurate.
But what it's about isdeconditioning from the world in
terms of the world that youknew, your caregivers, the way
you were told to operate, andcome back into your true sense
of self, who you are inside, asyour design states that you are,

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which I love that, because sooften I think a lot of the
suffering that we go through istrying to be like the way that
we think the world wants us tobe.
Hello, trying to be an EastIndian child.
You know that that doesn'tstand out amongst everyone else.
I was trying to fit in.
I literally, in every sense ofthe word.

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I became a super achiever.
I pushed out my own wants andneeds.
I became a people pleaser, likeall of those things, and when I
look at my human design and howit's meant to operate, it felt
like I was being seen, like Icould see myself and why I like
human design.
I think astrology and humandesign are wonderful personal
development tools, but astrologyhas a decoder system that you

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kind of have to understand.
The language of astrology todecode it and to understand it
is quite a bit more complex.
I think, then, astrology eventhough astrology also or then
human design, human design alsohas planets and their signs and
all well, not signs, but theirplacements of things.
But I feel like astrology ismuch more complicated than human
design, and I like that.

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Human design has very like ithas language to go with
everything, whereas there's alot of interpretation.
Yes, it's, there's properinterpretations in astrology,
but it's more nuanced, humandesign not so much.
There's a book of knowledgeabout it and you learn it and
you can apply it and it's prettysimple.
So that's why I love it as atool and why I've sort of gone

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into it deeper with business aswell, because it is so much fun
to look at like even themessaging in business or how I
meant to operate in terms of myideal client, or what's my
purpose and mission.
I mean, I can see that inastrology too, but in human
design it's very, theterminology and the words are
very, very simple it's there,it's it's right there in front

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of you.
So I love that, because thenumber one people, the reason
why people come and find me, isbecause they feel lost in life
and I'm like here here's yourblueprint, here's your guide of
being your true self.
You know, go, go, do it, goembody.
And it's not that easy.
You know.
They say it takes seven yearsfrom the time you start learning
your human design to actuallystart to embody it because

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you're so conditioned in anotherway to use it.
So it's literally your usermanual for your energy and it
helps you to make aligneddecisions and understand your
strengths and move through lifewith ease.
It's a, it's really a wonderfulsystem.
I just love it so much and Ifeel like I've gone down this
huge rabbit hole that I'mlearning more and more about it,

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um, as I apply it to businessspecifically.
And then you know understandingmore and more about myself and
I'm like, oh, this is why I lovethis.
Like I literally have a uh, agate in my human design called
the Jack of all trades, and Ispoke about this in a previous
podcast.
But I had a mentor that oncesaid to me she tell, if you take
up all these things?

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I was taking up astrology and Iwas working out with my
mediumship and my psychicabilities and she said people
aren't going to know what tocome to you for.
You got too many things on thego.
Like you're not a jack of alltrades, is a master of none.
And I'm like, in my heart Iknew that was poop.
I knew it was poop.
It did not resonate with me atall.
And then, when I learned myhuman design, I'm a manifesting

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generator, which I'll talk aboutthe five types in a moment and
we'll go into that.
I won't, unfortunately, get togo into all the deeper parts of
it, but I wanted to give you ataster for it and again, perhaps
give you something you didn'talready know, but that when she
said that, I knew it wasn't true.
And then, when I found out.
I'm a manifesting generator.
I meant to be amulti-passionate, creative.

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I meant to have many gifts andtalents that I develop over time
and offer and switch between.
Offer and switch between.
And I also have this jack ofall trades like gate in my chart
that literally says I will havea lot of tools that I can pull
from to support people.
And I do that Like.
I think that's like my griefsupport counseling is such a

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great example of that.
I literally use your astrology,your human design, my law of
attraction, coaching, my griefsupport, counseling,
manifestation techniques likeeverything that I've ever
learned CBT, nlp like all thethings I've ever learned.
I'll use it to meet the need ofmy client in that moment.
And I was actually doing it allalong in all of my readings.

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I remember trading a readingwith another reader.
She was a psychic as well, apsychic medium and so we traded
cards you know card readings foreach other.
So she did hers and I was like,okay, thanks, that's really
cool.
And then, as I was doing mine,she's like she tell you know,
you're not just actually readingthe tarot, right?
I'm like what do you mean?

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Like I'm doing a tarot readingand she's like no, you're
coaching me.
You're you're coaching meaccording to the tarot and I was
like, really, like, don't youdo that?
She's like, did you see me dothat with you?
I was like, well, not really,but I just thought you were
wanting to be concise, like if Isee in your in your tarot cards
that you're going to have atrouble in trouble in finance,
then I wanted to talk about that.

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Like, what are you doing toshore up your finances?
Where are you overspending?
You know, tell me about thetrauma of your money, because I
can see it in your cards.
So I didn't want to just belike, and you're going to have
financial issues coming up, makesure you save some money, all
right, moving on, like it justfeels so not complete, like I
don't want to just leave you,you know.
So I think that's like part ofmy human design as well is that

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I meant to synthesize all of mygifts to support you with moving
forward, with intention, withinspiration, that what's coming
ahead is actually getting you tosomething so much better than
where you've been, and it's agood thing.
You know, everything that'shappening is in divine design
and you have agency.
So in human design, living inalignment with your design to

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experience more flow and successin your life and business is
the key, is really the key.
It's about living in alignmentwith your design, with your
cosmic energy design.

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Everything in this world isliving in a cycle.
You are living in a cycle andif you're a woman, you live in a
cycle of a 29 and a half to 30day cycle with your hormones and
your body.
And men live according to a 24hour cycle.
So if you look around the world, you look in your life.
Guess what?
Your life is supporting a 24hour cycle and that's where we
run into problems.
Right Knowing.
This week for me was one of mysort of it's my premenstrual

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week.
It was a time where I knew Iwas not going to be excited for
things.
I knew I didn't.
I was going to have a lot ofenergy, so I purposely left a
lot of space in this week and Iit was wild because I really had
to feel into being okay withease.
I was feeling very like Iwanted to label myself lazy

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because I had time to do thingsthat I thought I could do.
You know, if I wanted to do apodcast here, I had this day to
do this.
I had this day to do it and Igot like maybe three podcasts
done and I I was feeling alittle bad about that, right,
because I have this productivitywound of acting like I'm
supposed to be, you know, on allthe time and I'm not.

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No one is like that is not yourcycle.
So learning your cycles andflowing with those cycles can
really really support you in notshaming yourself, in using the
cycles when you have the mostenergy to be the most productive
and when you don't have energyto be kind to your body because
if you don't have a body, guesswhat?
You're off to your nextincarnation like you're dead.

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So we got to take care of ourbodies y'all, and if we're
trying to operate on this clockthat is not ours, we're
attaching to a design that isnot meant for us.
Then we start to run intoproblems, and those problems
look like burnout,procrastination, feeling bad
about ourselves, moving throughgrief and trying to push through
right, just trying to pullyourself up, but always feeling

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sad, feeling depressed, feelingangry all the time, feeling like
nothing is filling your heart.
Those are all signs that youare off the path, my friends,
that you are not in alignmentwith your design.
So in human design there are 64gates, meaning there are 64
placements of the planets can bein at the time that you're born

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.
Within each gate there are sixlines and the lines are one
degree for each line, ish aboutish.
So when we add that up, thatkind of goes around the zodiac.
So these gates, 64 gates.
When you are born, your planetsare in these gates.
Some of the planets can be inthe same gates and if there's

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multiple planets in the samegate, those gates, that gate is
very, very potent in your chart,in your design, in your body
graph, as they call it, and thenwhere you have those gates,
that gate is very, very potentin your chart, in your design,
in your body graph, as they callit, and then where you have
these gates, if they connect.
In the graph we create channels, that is, energy flowing
between two centers, and thenthat becomes your superpower,
because that channel is now anenergy that you have access to

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all the time.
So now we look at thosechannels as well and then we can
look.
Below is going to give you sometypes, some profiles, your.
So your type, your profile, theway you're meant to operate,
and some other information.
So if you want to pull your ownhuman design, I love, love,
love using my original teacher'swebsite because it she has

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accounted for the wobble in theearth and her website is human
design blueprintcom.
So and if you want to get a,you can get your own blueprint
done.
I think it was 95 US dollarslast time.
You can get I think it's 10%off using she tells story 10 as

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the code, and you can do that.
But you, you don't even have tospend any money.
Just go tohumandesignblueprintcom, put in
your birth information, yourname.
You don't have to put in anemail address if you don't want
to, but you can and it'll sendyou your kind of a blueprint and
it's a really nice littleprintout that she gives you like
it's.
It's quite thorough in itselfto get you started on this, so

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at least you know what yourdesign is and how you're meant
to operate, and it gives alittle blurb for each on her
website too.
So it's a really great tool tostart out with.
I really love her.
My teacher was Erin ClaireJones.
That kind of is who I firstlearned through and then since
then I've had multiple otherteachers as well.
But yeah, highly recommend ifyou want to get your chart done.

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So there are actually fourenergy types, but there's one
that's a nuanced of another, sothere's two that are kind of the
same but they're nuances ofeach other.
So, and this type is the waythat you're meant to operate in
the world.
This is what we call humandesign.
So the first type I'm going totalk about is manifestors.
So manifestors are 9% of thepopulation and their role is to

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initiate.
They're visionaries, they'redesigned to start things,
they're here to take action, butthey have to inform people
about what they're doing,because if they just go off and
you know doing their thing,people are going to be like what
is she doing?
That's crazy, and what is thiswoman doing?
As a manifester, you are here todesign things.
You are creating the script forus to follow.

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So you are a visionary, you'rea creative, you're here to
operate in a way that no oneelse is operating.
So, being in coaching groups orhaving people who are mentoring
you or leading you, it's hardbecause you are meant to be the
one that's following your owndesign, your own inner authority
.
So when you are in alignmentwith your, your design, you feel

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peaceful, you follow the urgesand you inform people what
you're doing and you talk aboutthis thing that you're bringing
out into the world.
You tend to be somebody who'sdoing things that are not like
everybody else, and when you'reoff the beaten path you can feel
angry.
You're feeling like you'rebeing controlled, you're not
informing and you're waiting forpermission.

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As a manifester, it is not yourjob to wait for permission.
It is your job to create basedon what your internal urges are.
Now, here's the thing You're amulti-creative person.
If you're a manifester, you'renot meant to create every idea
that comes to your mind.
So what happens the way I liketo envision it is that you have
a bunch of sort of pots and youhave soil, and it's all fertile

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soil and every time you get anidea, you put a, put a seed in
the soil and you nurture it alittle bit and then you put it
back on the shelf.
Then you get go back to theother idea that you were like oh
, this idea, I got another, Igot another layer of this idea
and you take that pot off theshelf that seed has already been
planted and you water it, andyou water it and you nurture it

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and then you put it back on theshelf and then, if there's
something else that you're like,oh, I've been thinking about
this other thing, you take thatoff the shelf and now it's
starting to bloom and there'sleaves and it's ready to go out
in the world and you feel likeit's the time to launch this out
in the world.
And then you put it out intothe world so that could be like
a post.
That could be an offering.
That could be like a post thatcould be an offering.

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That could be an invitation tolike, go see somebody or do
something or launch a project atwork or do something in the
house and you like want torenovate the house, then it's
time now to put that into theworld.
So not everything is meant to goall the time.
Everything you think about outinto the world, it's you're
nurturing the right projects atthe right time as a manifester

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and your energy ebbs and flows.
So what happens is you can haveboom, bust cycles within your
energy if you are not flowingwith your cycles.
So you're going to have momentswhere you are extremely
creative and you can get a lotof things done, and then it's
time for rest and then it's timefor you to nurture yourself and
come back into yourself, andyou need, as a manifester, time

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by yourself, because when you'rein the energy of others, you
can just have a lot of your pick.
You can pick up from otherpeople and you can be very
impressionable as well.
So you want to make sure thatyou're in your own energy and
that you're doing something thatfeels aligned for you, and then
you're informing the peoplearound you.
Hey, I'm just going to, I'mgoing to be putting this out in

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the world or I'm thinking, I'mdoing about that.
I'm thinking about doing thisthing, and it's not that you're
needing permission and you mightget some clarity as people
bounce things off of you, butyou are not looking for
permission.
So common challenge formanifestors is they can feel
pressured to people please, orto over explain themselves
instead of owning their power.

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You are here to be an authority, to be the script writer for
the rest of us.
So you kind of have things thatyou're going to put out in the
world that are unique to you and, again, if no one knows what
you're doing, no one can be likeyeah, I need that.
They're like what is she doing?
So you are really going to?
This is why manifestors have adefined throat.
So you are here to talk about,to manifest, to bring from

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non-physical into physical.
That's why you're called amanifester to bring that out
into the world and make it outinto the world, you're changing
the world for the better.
That's what you were designedto do.
Now, the second one is this isthe nuanced one.
They're builders of the worldand this is the generators and

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the manifesting generators.
So generators take up about 35%of the world and manifesting
generators about 35% of thepopulation.
So together, 70% of thepopulation is under the builder
category.
So the generators being about35%, their role is to build the
world.
They're the life force, energyof the world.
They're here to respond to whatexcites them and to stay in
their magnetism.

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If they create from anywhereoutside that, then it will not
work out.
And, as an entrepreneur, ifyou're a generator and you're
having to trudge through and tryto do a launch over and over
and over again because a coachtold you to generator, and
you're having to trudge throughand try to do a launch over and
over and over again because acoach told you to and it's
starting to or it's not doingwell, it's because you're not in
your excitement, it's not inyour magnetism anymore.
Something about it has lost itsoomph for you.

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And as soon as something losesits oomph for you, it's time to
move on, because you are goingto be trying to pump life into a
dead engine.
It's not going to work for you.
You are so magnetic when youare excited about what you do.
So the strategy for you is torespond to what excites you.
If something excites you,you're like, yes, I gotta go for
that, I gotta do the thing, Igotta talk about it, I'm gonna.

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I'm gonna create a thing aroundit.
I'm gonna renovate my house,I'm gonna like's the?
You're responding to excitingthings that light you up.
So a really good idea for yougenerators is to be around
things that are inspiring to you.
If you think a course looksexciting, go take the course
right.
If you're, you're perusing downEventbrite and you see, oh,

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this, this cool winter solsticething looks really interesting,
I'm going to go to it.
Follow that, follow what.
What sort of lighting you upand you're intrigued with is
everything you're going to go to?
Going to let you out?
Maybe, maybe not, but you haveto.
You have to try and your selftheme like when you know that
you're on the right path, issatisfaction.

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When you engage in work thatlights you up, you feel
satisfied, there's asatisfaction of a job well done,
and when you are frustrated,you are off the beaten path.
When you are forced to say yesto things that drain your energy
.
Because generators are forced?
Well, they're a force of nature.
Right, they can go and go andgo, because they're so lit up
they can plow through it.
Call them the plow horses ofthe human design world, because

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they can just plow through a tonof work very fast and they are
not meant to operate on thathigh speed for long periods of
time.
Can they?
Yes, do they miss the sign toget off the highway onto the
rest part of the portion of life?
Yes, they often do, and thenthey tend to burn out.

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So I mean we all the side, youknow all the types can burn out,
and so it's learning what yourmarker is for it's time to get
off the highway and now time torest.
And so for generators, it canbe when they're starting to get
tired or when they're startingto not be lit up by their work
anymore.
It's time to get off the highway, and so common challenges for

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generators is staying stuck inobligations instead of following
their true passions, feelinglike I committed to this thing.
So I continue to commit to thisthing, even when it doesn't
magnetize people into your worldor it's not exciting you so, as
an entrepreneur, if that'shappening, you will notice that
less and less people will besigning up for your things.
You'll notice more and morepeople are leaving your

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community.
You'll notice that you knowsocial media feels ho-hum for
you.
You know we like to blame thealgorithm, but the truth is it's
your magnetism.
So there are moments whenthey're like, yeah, social media
is not prioritizing carousels,but then I'll put out a carousel
that feels so good on my heartand it's like it's going

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gangbusters and I'm like whatare people talking about?
You know?
Or I'll put out a reel duringthe times that they're saying
reels are the thing, and then itdoesn't really hit and I was
like, huh, that's reallyinteresting.
What energy did I make thisreel in?
Now I'm a manifesting generator,so we operate with some of the
same principles as generatorsand as manifesting generators,

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so we're kind of a newer designthat has come out.
So manifesting generators are35% of the population and we are
meant to.
We're builders, but we alsocreate as we build.
So we're meant to kind of movethe script forward when we need,
when we see that there needs tobe an edit to the script.
So, whereas generators are likebuilders, they are express

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builders, they go very, veryfast, manifesting generators
change the script and build aswe go along, but then also
modify to meet the need as itcomes about along, but then also
modify to meet the need as itcomes about.
So we're multitaskers, fastmovers, nonlinear paths, we like

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to jump steps, we likeshortcuts to things.
And you know it's sointeresting because I always,
like I can see efficiencies insystems and I chalk that up to
my Virgo Ness.
I like efficiency.
So my strategy is to respond andthen inform.
So I have both right the inform, I respond to something.
So if I'm I see this a lot whenI'm in coaching groups or in a
coaching forum or I'm running agroup where someone is having a

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hard time with something, then Iget to respond and then I get
to inform them of, like, what ishappening, where's what's going
on for them and where theirnext steps could be.
So and then I create a lot ofmy programs based on the need
that I see out in the world.
So that's like a creativelicense for me.
I feel like I feel so blessed,honestly, to have this sign,

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because this profile, because Iam this way right, I can offer
support and perspective when Isee an issue and it's often
received very well.
It's actually always receivedreally well.
I've never had anyone say don't, don't, don't, help me.
You know, actually, I'll alwaysask may I support you, or I got

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to download, may I help youwith that, or can I share with
you what I'm, what I'm receiving, and I'd say I've only had one
person say no, one or two peoplesay no in my lifetime, which is
fine.
You know what.
I'm super unattached to it.
You don't want to hear that'stotally fine by me.
I'm not.
It's not for me anyway, so Idon't really care.
So my self theme is satisfactionand freedom when I feel like

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I'm doing something that excitesme and I feel free to do it.
It was so interesting because Ihaven't felt that freedom in a
long time, for many years, evenas an entrepreneur.
It was really interestingbecause I felt like I need to do
these things and I need to.
My counter was so full and somany people need me and I fell
off the freedom wagon.
So I mean I love there'ssatisfaction in supporting

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people and helping people andseeing people step into their
light.
I love it, love it, love it.
And I also need the freedom inmy schedule to do that.
And my not self theme isfrustration and impatience.
So when I feel frustrated,again that's very much a.
Generators, um, generators andmanifesting generators have this
those same flags of being in,the green flag, of being on the

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right track, and the red flag ofbeing off the track.
When I feel stuck or pressuredto finish everything, it's
really interesting because Imean the world prioritized
finished projects, becausethat's I mean, that's the thing,
that's, that's productivity,it's seeing something through to
the end and I personally loveto see things through to the end
.
I'm about details, that's myVirgo-ness and I also want to

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see it through to the end.
I hate having things incomplete.
So when I commit to something,my commitment is my word and I
have to be very choosy with howI choose, like what I choose to
say yes to now, because Irealize I see things through to
the end, regardless of whetheryou know if it's well, if it's a

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mistake at the beginning, thenI don't, I don't know like we
were supposed to launch a coursein May or April.
At the beginning of April and Ijust got the nudge that it's
not the right time.
And my team set everything up.
We have all the dates, thewebsites updated, all the emails
are ready to go, tags are allin and I'm like now I'm not
feeling it and they're like okay, I mean such as life of living
with a creative right.
You're going to work on my teamas a creative, you got to go.
Okay, she tells going to getdownloads, and then we go fast

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on those ones, other ones, we'vegot stuff planned out and then
other times we'll run somethingthat we're like no, I'm not
actually doing that.
So common challenge frommanifesting generators is we
feel guilty for pivoting orskipping steps when it's
actually our design.
We can also try to skip stepsprematurely before we've
understand the whole system, andthen have to go back and finish
them.
So that's a thing too for manygens.

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You know and they don't.
I don't see that in a lot oftextbooks.
I had a teacher say it and Iwas like, yes, that is correct.
You have to learn how to dothings the proper way sometimes,
to learn, then, how to skip thesteps where you can, without
cutting corners and compromisingthe finished product.
All right, projectors, myprojectors in the house.

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They're about 20% of thepopulation and they're meant to
be the directors of the play.
You know they're here to be theguides, the director of
energies, the people who are theadvisors.
They're helping us to run thescript in the way that we're
meant to run the script.
So these projectors don'toperate like everyone else.

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They're the visionaries.
They see the future, they knowwhere that humanity is going in
essence.
And so the thing for aprojector that I think they
struggle with the most.
My youngest is a projector.
Some of my best friends areprojectors.
They have to wait for theinvitation, which is like that's
big, you know.

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They can't just be like, hey, Iknow what you need to do,
because often, oftentimes thannot, they will not be received.
Oftentimes than not, they willnot be received.
Their brilliance will beshunned or shut down or not even
acknowledged, and that can bereally hurtful for a projector.
So if you have a brilliance toshare and you're trying to share
it in the wrong places, guesswhat it's going to feel like in

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a trauma of many projectors, isnot being heard.
Hmm, so, and then you can alsomake that a worthiness thing,
because I'm not worthwhilelistening to, so people don't
hear me.
And the problem there is thatyou didn't wait for the right
time to.
You know, um, like you didn'twrite.
Your timing is so important fora projector so they literally

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have to wait for the invitation,and the invitation can
sometimes be.
Can you tell me about what youdo?
Or can you help me with this?
Or you know, I'm having aproblem with this thing.
I've just been reallystruggling here.
Like all those all areinvitations.
It's not just like, hey, youwant to come to my thing, like
that's also an invitation.
So if you know a projector inyour life, invite them, invite

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them to things.
And as a projector, it is yourjob to be discerning with what
you say yes to, because notevery invitation deserves your
energy or feels an alignmentwith where you're going.
Okay, not all deserve yourenergy and not all feel in
alignment with where you'regoing.
So being discerning with whatyou say yes, I'll accept that

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invitation to is so key.
One of my besties is a projectorand she is like such an amazing
soul.
She's invited to everything andshe has to be so discerning and
also be very comfortable withsaying no to things, and she's
done a very good job of that.
I can see that, and sometimesshe says no to me and I don't

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take that personally because Irealize her energy just is not
there.
Now, as a projector, yourenergy is very, very selective.
You need a lot of sleep, youneed a lot of subconscious
processing time.
You do a lot of things in dreamstate too and you need to be

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like just relaxing more than youneed to be on.
So I mean you can understand howprojectors are not really
received very well in the world,because we are, you know,
school.
School is what eight hours aday, five days a week, you know
there's no lounging, there's nospares.
You don't get spares untilgrade 11 and 12 now here in
canada anyways, so you're justalways meant to go.

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No, projectors do not work thatway.
So a lot of projectors areoften seen as lazy or there's.
They skip school early on orthey're really tired, like my
youngest is a projector and wetook a lot of mental health days
in junior high like he wasgoing through some rough times
with hormones and all the thingsthat we just had to take mental
health days and sleep and stayhome.

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And when I learned his design,it changed the way I parented
him, because my husband was likehe's always in bed and I'm like
he's a projector, he's supposedto be in bed.
I was like I don't know whatthat means.
I'm like, oh, bless my husband.
But really it's.
It's because he's meant to restmore.
He actually lays around a lotbut he gets a lot done.
He's an A student, he's anhonor band, he was on the

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volleyball team.
He goes back and as a coach ofa volleyball team through his
junior high.
Like he's not lazy by anystandards.
He's extremely creative andwhen his energy surges, oh my
gosh.
Like we went out to dinner onetime.
My husband and I went out todinner and we left him home
alone because the other one wasworking at his date his evening
job and my child at the time waslike 12 years old.

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So you know it's fine, stillfine and you've got a surge of
creative force and he cleanedout our pantry Y'all.
Like we came back to sixgarbage bags.
I'm not proud of that.
I'm not proud of that.
Six garbage bags by the backdoor.
Like Mom, I cleaned out thepantry.
You know, you know how muchexpired product you guys have in
there.
And I was like we looked ateach other.

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We're like, wow, like that's atask right.
We put it off because it's sucha big task.
We tend to do it like twice ayear, obviously.
We hadn't done it for a whileand he cleaned out the pantry
because he was looking forsomething to eat and he couldn't
find anything and so thingswere falling off the shelf or
whatever and he just gotfrustrated and he cleaned out

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the entire pantry and then heneeded to go take a nap because
he had just used up all hisenergy.
Like that is projector to a T.
So if you are a projector oryour child is a projector,
please do me a favor.
Give them, cut them some slack.
You know they're gonna needtheir when their creative force
flows.
My gosh, they are unstoppable.
They are brilliant.

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They're here to be leaders andthey're gonna be very
misunderstood in their earlyyears.
So I always say to my childlike, wait for the invitation.
You know, don't, don't betelling everybody all these
stuff.
He loves to give advice toeverybody and I'm like first of
all, advice comes with karma, soyou know, chill it on that.
And the second part of it isyou're going to not be received

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every time.
You want to share yourbrilliance, so make sure that
you're in a space.
Maybe you want to ask hey, canI share something about that?
Or I just got a really goodidea that might help you out.
Are you interested in hearingit?
And sometimes they're going tosay no.
So asking for permission toshare is a really great way to
get the invitation and also knowwhere you're not being received
and that is okay, it doesn'tmean anything about you.

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So common self sorry self themeso you're in yourself and you're
feeling right.
If you're your green flag themeI like to call it your green
flag is success when you'rerecognized for your insights and
then you're not.
Self theme is bitterness whenyou're feeling unseen or you're
feeling you're trying to forcethings and you start to feel
yourself getting bitter.

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And a common challenge isburnout.
Trying to work like a generatorYou're here to guide, not grind
.
And then the last one, which isalways last my beautiful
reflectors that are out there.
They're 1% of the populationand reflectors have in their
energy centers.
They are all open.
Meaning they are such receptorsto energy, they so deeply.

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They're the empaths, thesensitives of our society and as
a reflector, your role is tomirror the environment and be
deeply wise and fluid.
Meaning you're unattached andyou are really feeling what
lights you up and allowing timefor that.
Like you need a lunar cycle tomake a decision.

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Like tell me the world isdesigned for you.
Like not at all, not at alldesigned for you.
Can I get back to you?
I need 29 days to really feelif this is a yes for me, people
be like get out of here.
What are you talking about?
So you've got to wait a fulllunar cycle for big decisions?
Like it's got to sit on yourheart for a while.
So it's interesting because,even like choosing, you know

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what to go into.
They seem to be very creative.
I know two reflectors in my life.
Two.
One is a very sweet, beautifulfriend of mine in Toronto who's
a hairdresser.
She's so creative, she's just alight.
You just look at her and youthink, god, she's the cutest,
beautiful little star.
You know how are we so lucky tohave her?

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Reflectors are here to let thecollective know if we are on
track or if we're not and Ithink it's no surprise to anyone
that we are really not on trackwith a higher timeline.
We have fallen to a lowertimeline because we weren't
ready.
We just weren't ready forbigger, better, more conscious

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things.
Some majority of the populationis just not there yet.
So reflectors are not doingwell in this moment and they
need to surround themselves withpeople who see them, who can
hold really wonderful space andwho are either neutral or energy
positive because they pick upso much of their environment.
Reflectors have to be verycareful with who they spend
their time, with, how their homefeels, where they are kind of

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bringing their awareness to,because they are so impacted by
the energy around them.
So their self-theme, when theyfeel in themselves and they are
on track, they feel delightedand surprised.
They feel so good, they're inthe right spaces, they are doing
the things that fill them upwith joy, and when they're off,
they're disappointed.
They're stuck in the wrongenvironment, stuck in the wrong

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relationships.
Things are not moving forwardand one of the common challenges
is of a reflector is they willtry and try and try and try,
because they can feel the energyof others, so they believe in
the goodness of others.
They're trying their best tostay the course and it's hard

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because they stay too long inplaces that they're not supposed
to be anymore.
So feeling inconsistent, tryingto define themselves when
they're designed to be fluid andjust defining themselves by the
people that are around them,versus really sitting in their
own energy and feeling whatreally lights them up.
Because just because they don'thave the defined centers, they

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do have gates and channels thatdon't have any channels.
They'll have gates, but thesegates have energy to them.
So they do have traits andcharacteristics that are
inherent to the way that they'remeant to operate, and they can
flow with those other parts ofthe design as well.
So there's lots there for themto learn about themselves.
But reflectors are the mostempathic, most intuitive of all

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of the types.
So, and then within human designthere's also the inner
authority.
So what they call is sort ofyour authority or your strategy,
how you're meant to operate,and that's how you hear and feel
your intuition.
I love that about human designbecause I noticed with all my
intuition students they didn'tfeel their intuition in the same
way, and I know that I mean inintuition development we call it

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sort of the different clairsand the way that you feel it.
But in human design it'sactually the way that you feel
it in your body and the way thatit kind of speaks to you is
very different depending on whatcenters are lit up in your
human design.
So it's that's your innerauthority.
And then you have an outerauthority, which are your
profile lines and that's the waythat you're meant to operate as

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a leader out into the world,according to the way that that
the profile kind of dictatesyour, your matrix of how your,
your authority comes out out ofyou.
So your outer authority, yourinner authority and your type,
those are really important partsof your design.
So if you want to know yours,go to blueprint
humandesignblueprintcom.
It will give you all thoseinformation and it also give you

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little blurbs about each one soyou can learn about yourself.
If you don't know your exactbirth time, it's okay.
Those three things are going tostill be the same and accurate
on on there where it will change, the stuff on the right hand
side which they call thevariables.
So we're already at 50 minutes.

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I really tried to make this asconcise as possible, but there's
so much to talk about in humandesign I feel so lit up by it
You're going to hear me talkmore about it.
I want to do another session onthe authority and strategy and
understanding your authority indesign.
So please do go pull yourdesign from
humandesignblueprintcom.
Check out Erin Claire Jones.
I don't.
I mean, I get a referral if youbuy one of the booklets using

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she Tells Story 10 as thediscount code, but other than
that, there's nothing else.
She's just a lovely light, asuper wonderful human.
She's a projector herself,leading people.
And I want to leave you withthis last analogy, if you're
still trying to kind of placeall these different types.
So I heard this analogy when Iwas learning about human design
and it stuck with me.
It's a really great way tounderstand all the different

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types and where you fit withinhumanity's scope.
So if you think about thedirectors of this play, that
we're all in a play, we're allplaying roles in this play, in
this meat suit, you know, herein this world, in this 3D
reality, and it is our soulprojecting itself into this 3D
reality.
So this is a reality, I guess,to a certain extent, but your

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soul is everlasting.
It will die in this physicalform, but it will continue to
live in its energetic form.
And the projectors of thislifetime are the directors of
this play.
They are directing people,advising where we're supposed to
go.
They see the bigger picture ofwhat this play is trying to
accomplish and it is trying.
They are trying to lead us.
And then the manifestors arethe script writers, so they're

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writing the scripts of what theplay is about.
They are leading us based onwhat they're downloading into
physical form.
So they're bringing ideas intophysicality and then we are then
playing out this script in ourworld.
Then the generators are thepeople who are building the sets
.
They're like, okay, we needthis.
They're getting the download todo the thing.

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They're feeling magnetic withthat, with the magnetism is
actually your soul saying to youthis is your step, this is
where you're supposed to go.
So, as you are as a generator,you're building the sets, you're
helping people, you're coaching, you're doing something that
you're the heavy lifters.
Manifesting generators now seewhere the, where the, the set
has to shift and they arechanging the script to

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accommodate where the play isgoing.
So it's not just you know, it'snot a static play.
It is moving forward, it isevolving with time.
So the mani gens then get tochange the script, right, you
know, change.
They're changing the script andaltering the set to then
accommodate evolution.
And then the reflectors aresitting in the audience and

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clapping or booing according towhat they are seeing.
They are reflecting back to usif humanity is on the right
track or if they are not, if weare not and right now they are
booing, they are not happy.
So, if you're a reflectorstruggling in the world, yeah,
you're on track.
And also, what do you need todo now to nurture yourself and

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be around people who are doingthings that are lining you up,
that feel really aligned for youand that you can make a
difference in that way, in someway, or surround yourself with
those people you know?
So you are here to also make adifference.
Just because you're in theaudience, you are also playing
an important part of this too.
So those are the roles that are, you know, being discussed or

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that are kind of an analogy iswhat I want to say.
That helps you understand yourpart in that play.
Every part is important.
And if you think that oh, I'mjust a this interesting, you're
judging your design, and whereis that judgment coming from?
They say nothing good happensin the mind.
It's coming from conditioning,because if you just told a baby,

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guess what, you're a generator,and the baby's going to be like
, yay, I'm a generator.
And then it's later in lifegoing oh no, projectors are more
coveted.
Or this is more coveted, no,nobody has it.
Good, like everybody has beenconditioned in a way that is not
meant to operate that way.
The world is actually designedfor generators, go way.

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The world is actually designedfor generators Go, go, go and.
But not really for generators,because you're given a job to do
.
That is, you know, sanctioned.
Some families are lovely to sayfollow your heart and do what
makes you happy.
But then there are otherfamilies that are like no, you
can't be an artist, you got togo do this, or you know you'd be
better suited for this, or yougot to go to university versus
go to a trade.
You know whatever that is.
So conditioning happenseverywhere.

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It's part of, is part of ourtrauma, is part of ancestry.
We have been taught that thisbrings success and ease, and we
want to help our children to bemore successful and more easeful
, and so nothing has been donenefariously.
You know everything.
Your family, your parents loveyou so much and they just want
to see you win.
So they're doing the best theycan with what they know, and

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they don't know human design.
Why?
Because it just came around in1992.
So you know, bless your parents, and now it's your chance to
use your design, to step intoyour alignment and to live the
most abundant life possible.
Does that mean that some thingsare going to have to shift in
your life?
Yeah, yeah, you're not meant tooperate that way and notice

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when you start to shift it.
How do you feel inside?
Do you feel that satisfaction?
Do you feel like you're inalignment or do you feel
frustrated?
So it's about playing with thisfor you, right?
Alan Krakauer or Ra Ruhu didnot want you to subscribe to an
authority of.
This is the way it's actuallyabout following your own design.
This is about self-authority.

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I hope I've opened the door toyou in a way that maybe you
didn't think about it before, oryou've illuminated something
that was new to you in this, andI'll have much more to share on
this moving forward as well.
So thank you for being here andstaying with me through these 56
minutes.
I appreciate you.
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