Human Design

13. HUMAN DESIGN

I. Inner Mode

Method's Worldview A person is born with a unique energetic configuration determined by cosmic influences at the moment of birth. This configuration reflects their natural life strategy.

What Is Considered Reality Reality is regarded as the interaction of energy, consciousness, and the mechanics of form.

What Is an Event Within the Method An event is a situation in which the correctness or incorrectness of living one's own design is revealed.

Role of the Subject The subject is the carrier of a unique configuration of centers, channels, and profile; the goal is to live "in accordance with the design."

Role of Time The moment of birth fixes the foundational matrix; life processes unfold it over time.

Purpose of the Method Awareness of one's own strategy, making decisions in accordance with inner authority.

Language and Key Concepts Type, profile, centers, channels, authority, strategy, bodygraph.

Principles Governing the Transmission of Knowledge [Principles of knowledge transmission in this tradition are being documented together with method masters]

II. Analytical Mode

Origin Syncretic, late 20th century (astrology, I Ching, Kabbalah, chakra model, original interpretation).

Functional Type Diagnosis (F1), navigation (F4).

Data Type D1 — symbolic external data (date, time, and place of birth).

Interpretation Mechanism C1 — Structural (typology of Types and Profiles); C2 — Cyclical; C3 — Archetypal.

Temporal Granularity T3 — life trajectory.

Level of Determinism From moderate to probabilistic — depends on the interpreter and school.

Scale of Applicability Individual.

Limitations Strong internal doctrine. Absence of academic verification. Dependence on the accuracy of source data.

Ethical Risks Formation of rigid self-identification through "design." Restriction of choices: "my design does not allow it."

Degree of Verifiability Low.

III. Comparative Mode

Intersections by Data Type D1 is shared by Western Astrology, Ba Zi, and Numerology — all use date and time of birth as symbolic parameters.

Intersections by Mechanism C1+C3 intersects with Archetypal and Structural models. The synthetic nature (C1+C2+C3 simultaneously) is unique on the platform.

Differences in Ontology Contains its own original cosmology and energetic model — cannot be reduced to either astrology or psychology. Its syncretic character makes the ontology hybrid.

Differences in Level of Determinism More structurally fixed typology compared to probabilistic psychological models; when presented rigidly, may sound deterministic.

Areas of Partial Compatibility With psychological models — when separating levels of description (design vs. behavioral tendencies). With astrology — as a parallel symbolic language, excluding mutual explanations.