Human Design Gate 46 highlights the importance of connecting with our bodies through nervous system regulation, somatic practices, and the expressive freedom of our bodies….

In Human Design, Gate 6 is known as the Gate of Conflict or the Gate of Friction. Although in Gene Keys, Human Design sister system,…

In Human Design Gate 47 is known as the Gate of Realization and is located in the Ajna Center. Gate 47 is where epiphanies emerge…

Gate 33 in Human Design is known as “The Gate of Retreat” or “The Gate of Privacy”.   Now, I know what you’re thinking…retreat? Privacy?…

In Human Design, Gate 39 is known as the Gate of Obstruction or Provocation. Located in the Root Center in the Human Design chart, it…

In Human Design, Gate 52 is known as the Gate of Stillness or Keeping Still. This gate reflects the importance of inner peace, calmness, and…

Gate 15 in Human Design is described as the Gate of Extremes, and it corresponds to the energy of oscillation. It is linked to the…

Gate 12 in Human Design is known as the “Gate of Caution.” It’s located in the Throat Center and correlates with the I Ching hexagram…

In Human Design Gate 45, also known as the “Gate of the Gatherer,” is located in the Throat Center. This gate corresponds to the I…

Gate 23 is described as the “Gate of Assimilation.” This gate is connected to the Ajna Center, which is associated with mental processes, thoughts, and…