When someone first finds out about Human Design, they often ask, "So what am I?".
This conversation explores the distinction between seeing ourselves as 'What Am I' and 'Who Am I.' We consider how beginning with 'what' can pave the way for deeper connections and a richer understanding of 'who' we and others are.
A few takeaways you'll get from listening are:
Knowing one's human design type provides a label or description of 'what' they are, but understanding the deeper layers of their design helps them better understand 'who' they are as individuals.
Human design can support self-acceptance and a sense of connection to oneself.
Understanding one's human design can enhance connections with others, providing a common language and a deeper understanding of each other's energy and aura.
Knowing one's human design can benefit parenting, as it helps parents better understand and support their children based on their unique design.
Human design offers answers and insights into one's energy, aura, and how they show up in the world.