The nine divine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who decided which arts were worthy of inspiration—and which were not In ancient Greek mythology, nine divine sisters held the power to grant creative inspiration to mortals. These Muses, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne (Memory), each presided over specific artistic and intellectual domains: Calliope governed epic poetry … Read more
The Artist Who Broke Every Rule Pablo Picasso, born under the stars of Málaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, at 23:15, would become the twentieth century’s most revolutionary artist. Yet his Human Design reveals something surprising: he was a Mental Projector, a type typically associated with waiting, observing, and guiding rather than the explosive productivity … Read more
What is an Ephemeris? An ephemeris (plural: ephemerides) is an astronomical table that shows the precise positions of celestial bodies—planets, the sun, moon, and other objects—at specific times. Think of it as a cosmic timetable that tells us exactly where each planet is located in the zodiac at any given moment. Etymology The word comes from … Read more
The I Ching Foundation of Human Design Lines The Six Lines of the Hexagram The ancient I Ching contains 64 hexagrams. A hexagram is a composition of six horizontal lines in a stack. In Human Design, the Human Design mandala, the circle surrounding your Body Graph, contains the 64 gates. If we think of the Human … Read more
A Very Short Human Design Overview Human Design is a system that shows you your unique energy blueprint – like a personal operating manual for your life. Your chart reveals your “Type” (how you’re designed to use your energy), your “Authority” (how you make correct decisions), and your “Definition” (the consistent traits you can rely … Read more
Meet the Reflector! In Human Design, Reflectors are the rarest type, making up only about 1% of the population. Often called “Mirrors,” they have a completely unique design with all nine centers undefined. This means they have no consistent, reliable way of accessing or processing energy on their own—instead, they reflect and amplify the energies … Read more
Meet the Projector! In Human Design, Projectors make up approximately 20% of the population and are often called “Orchestrators” due to their natural ability to guide, direct, and organize energy. Unlike Generators and Manifesting Generators, Projectors don’t have a defined Sacral Center, meaning they don’t have consistent access to their own sustainable life force energy. … Read more
Meet the Generator! In Human Design, Generators are the backbone of society, making up about 37% of the population. Often called “Alchemists,” they possess the ability to transform energy through their work and create sustainable value. Generators are recognized by their defined Sacral Center, which gives them access to a consistent supply of life force … Read more
. Meet the Manifesting Generator! In Human Design, Manifesting Generators are a unique and dynamic energy type, often called “Time Benders” because of their ability to accomplish multiple things simultaneously. They combine the creative, initiating energy of the Manifestor with the sustainable power of the Generator. Manifesting Generators make up about 33% of the population, … Read more
Meet the Manifestor! In the Human design chart, the four main motors are the Root, the Emotional Solar Plexus, the Will, and the Sacral Centre. Only the Generators/Alchemists and the Manifesting Generators/Time Benders have the Sacral Centre defined. Manifestors, Projectors and Reflectors don’t have a steady supply of the Life Force Energy that the Sacral … Read more