After a Human Design consultation, I create an executive summary for my client (if time permits). This summary cannot fully describe a Human Design Chart. This summary is about Jimmy from the Human Design Type Generator with the Human Design 3/5 Profile. In the summaries, I like to pick out an aspect that I noticed during the consultation. This could be a gate, a channel or a line, for example. This post is about Gate 42, so let it inspire you. Have fun reading!
Executive Summary of Jimmy
Jimmy is a cutting machine operator (lathe operator) in a medium-sized industrial company. He came to me for coaching with the general question of how he could promote his personal growth through new knowledge and how he could tackle a personal, long-term project. More on this later.
Jimmy is an “Doer” (Generator in traditional human design) with a strong inner drive who, in his own words, likes to get a lot done during the day. As a Generator, it is important for him to react to his environment rather than setting things in motion from within.
One of his great strengths is inspiring those around him with his own ideas and concepts and embodying and passing on his energy, which is very emotional.
He has the gift of making contact with other people quickly and easily. He is someone who attracts people through his aura alone. This enables him to set fruitful work processes in motion. In larger structures, he promotes interaction between employees.
Another gift is the ability to process a wide variety of information into something meaningful and new. This process is initially accompanied by confusion until clarity sets in.
Jimmy’s body chart shows a “single split definition”, which means that not all defined centers are connected to each other. So there are two groups of centers (islands), which leads to Jimmy sometimes feeling torn inside (two souls in my chest) and seeking collaboration with others because he then feels “complete”. This search for “allies” usually happens unconsciously until we have penetrated our Human Design Chart.
Jimmy’s life mission (conscious Sun in Human Design Gate 42) revolves around the theme of growth.
Human Design Gate 42
Human Design Gate 42 is a sacral center gate that provides growth energy. It promotes perseverance and stamina, which is particularly important for mastering medium and long-term tasks and projects. Healthy pressure ensures that you stay on the ball in the implementation process. And as always: “After the project is before the project”. Once a task has been completed, Gate 42 looks ahead to the next to-do or the next major task. What was started in the opposite Gate 53 is brought to completion by Gate 42. Growth plays an important role in all areas of life. Personal development in particular is also driven by Gate 42.
Human Design Gate 42
Line qualities of Tor 42 Human Design
- Line: Utilization of funds – The ability to use surplus funds for new projects.
- Line: Recognizing trends – recognizing growth trends and using them for growth.
- Line: Try and error – the power to turn mistakes and the knowledge gained from them into advantages.
- Line: Mediation – growth through interpersonal mediation and networking.
- Line: Self-realization – growth that makes self-realization possible.
- Line: Sharing – The potential to let others participate in the growth process.
Jimmy has set himself a personal long-term project. He wants to build an orphanage in his home country of Kenya in around 20 years’ time. The Human Design Gate 42 motivates him to realize this project. Even though it will be a boon for his country, Jimmy should take another conscious look at his Human Design Type. For the Generator, long-term planning and initiating is generally detrimental, especially if it limits his ability to respond to life. The generator should always pay attention to what life offers on a daily basis and not ignore it because of rigid plans.
During coaching, he realized that he had had bad experiences with “too much planning” in the past. In future, Jimmy wants to pay more attention to “offers” from outside and respond to them when the context seems right for him. He is not throwing his plans overboard, but is working on a more flexible attitude. Somehow, he has an inner feeling that he should refocus his attention on his long-term project.
Jimmy, I wish you every success with your plans and, above all, lots of fun with the process!
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