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In this episode I'm sharing a topic that I am extremely passionate, and that is self discovery, through the lens of Human Design.
Human Design is a self knowledge system that was founded by a man named Ra Uru Hu in 1987 (my apologies for mentioning the date incorrectly in the episode).
I stumbled across Human Design almost a year ago now and it has completely transformed my life. It has taught me so much about who I am, what my unique gifts are and what my purpose is in life. Spoiler alert, our purpose is to be the truest, highest, most authentic versions of ourselves, and Human Design can help us to do just that!
I really hope you enjoy this conversation and perhaps you may be curious to explore your own Human Design, and go on a wild journey of self love and discovery in the process. So much love from my heart to yours xx
Here are the main aspects of my chart that I discuss in the episode:
These are the channels I have defined in my chart that I go into:
Where I booked my first reading:
By Hannah Weir5
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In this episode I'm sharing a topic that I am extremely passionate, and that is self discovery, through the lens of Human Design.
Human Design is a self knowledge system that was founded by a man named Ra Uru Hu in 1987 (my apologies for mentioning the date incorrectly in the episode).
I stumbled across Human Design almost a year ago now and it has completely transformed my life. It has taught me so much about who I am, what my unique gifts are and what my purpose is in life. Spoiler alert, our purpose is to be the truest, highest, most authentic versions of ourselves, and Human Design can help us to do just that!
I really hope you enjoy this conversation and perhaps you may be curious to explore your own Human Design, and go on a wild journey of self love and discovery in the process. So much love from my heart to yours xx
Here are the main aspects of my chart that I discuss in the episode:
These are the channels I have defined in my chart that I go into:
Where I booked my first reading: