Human Design Reflector's Reflections with Dirk Nellens

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Reflection of the week: A Design of Focused Energy

Reflection of the week: A Design of Focused Energy27 jul7 min

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From last weekend until 25 November, the Neutrino Weather brings the Channel of Recognition — A Design of Focused Energy to the foreground.

When we approach this Channel through the mind, our entanglement with the emotional wave of hope and despair prevents us from truly recognizing and experiencing our feelings, and from connecting with the Life that is given to us. We become caught in cycles of unrealistic hope and deep disappointment.

As a result, we either escape into imagination and longing, or burn the candle at both ends in the pursuit of fulfilment.

When, instead, we witness the wave of hope and despair embedded in our emotions, our energy becomes anchored in the present. We experience a deep sense of resonance with our destiny and a genuine connection with Life as it unfolds.

I find this stance best captured by a phrase that uses a double negation:

“I feel I cannot not do it.”

This reflects a state in which the emotional wave of hope and despair has been fully ridden. After the emotions are felt, there comes a deeper knowing that our path is unfolding as it should.

In this resonance with destiny, imagination - so deeply embedded in this Channel - embellishes our relationship with Life in the present.

One person who powerfully embodied these energies was Elvis Presley.

Elvis expressed the energies of desire, fantasy, and emotional intensity, pioneering a new experiential path for his generation. As a powerful symbol of youthful rebellion and sexual expression, he gave voice to the collective desires of his time.

In his teachings on Global Cycles, Ra referred to the period from 1961 to 2027 as The Return to Eden - a cycle marked by a deep yearning for innocence, purity, and a return to a paradise lost.