How to Read Your Human Design Chart: Look At THIS First

Reading a Human Design chart for the first time can feel like learning another language, and the usual first thought is that you'll never have time to learn all of it. You don't need all of it to start using it. You need to know what you're actually looking at and where your attention pays off first, whether you ran your chart last week or you've been experimenting with it for years.

In this episode, Nicole puts her own chart on screen and gives the orientation she opens every reading with, the one that people who have studied Human Design for years tell her they've never heard explained that way. It's built for experimenting with your chart, with a clear order for where to look and a case for leaving some of the most tempting parts for later.

What you'll learn

Every Human Design chart has two sides that don't know the other exists, which explains that push-pull of wanting something part of you won't get on board with. Some of what's on your chart may not feel like you at first. It's still yours. Being defined somewhere doesn't guarantee it's healthy, and the gap can point to where you were taught to play small. The white space on your chart is where conditioning gets in fastest, and with a little discernment it's also where you get wise. Gates and channels are the first thing everyone wants to dig into, and starting there slows you down. Human Design Deconditioning Guide (free)

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