Sale Ends Tuesday, August 31
Dear Reader,
The completely bargain basement discount price of the Advanced Lessons in the Course in Human Design v. 2.1 of $199 ends in two days. As I gradually complete the lesson screencasts, it looks like it will eventually be about 30 segments covering all the elements one needs from beginning to very professional, with a weekly call-in for your questions, recorded for later playback. The price increases September 1 to $397, and when I’ve completed the entire block of screencasts for this course, I will then raise the price to be more in line with advertised classes by other teachers that are nowhere near as good or complete but cost much, much more.
This is the time of my Saturn return. It brings discipline and structure to be more professional in my work and career, to recognize the value of my work as probably an incomparable education based on the original Revelation mechanics and not based at all on the later interpretations. As far as I know, all other Human Design teachers, whether on the “official authorized list” or not, use the results-style of names and labels for everything as though one can say definitely “you’re this.”
Recently one of the students asked me if I don’t use “wave” for having an emotional definition, what do I say? Just in summary, if I talk with someone who has an emotional definition, I don’t see a need to tell that person what it feels like. What is important is to help awaken how the awareness might be available and useful in his or her life, and with all relationships.
Zen Human Design has a core Buddhist philosophy of “conditioned genesis.” It actually fits quite closely with the underlying revelation mechanics that describe conditioning. For me, this deeper philosophical understanding is lost on most all Human Design students. When people use the word “open,” they actually mean “undefined.”
I use the word “open” to suggest the challenge to grasp conditioned genesis and indeed, this is to recognize the other as reflecting you back to yourself. When you get this, the only appropriate response is to bow down to the other with love. It is yourself that you meet. To be “open” in your undefined centers is an accomplishment!
If you already have some Human Design knowledge, you might find this sample segment enjoyable. It is from Lesson 2. If you’re a complete beginner, check it out anyhow. Lesson 1 comes before it, but it will at least give you the experience of a screencast.
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