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This episode focuses on part 2 of human design (19:16), a system that reveals a person's energetic blueprint based on their date of birth, time and place. Steph and Chloe discuss the different types in human design - manifester, generator, manifesting generator, projector and reflector - as well as authorities (22:47), profiles (42:26) and not self themes (54:49).

If you are not familiar with Human Design pop back to episode 9 to listen to part 1.

Authority: reveals a person's internal compass for decision making
Profile: helps align with one's purpose. There are six of these and everyone has two,
Not self theme: acts as signposts for when a person is or isn't aligned. 

The discussion ties human design into the broader theme of the podcast by explaining how self-discovery and understanding one's energetic blueprint can aid in healing and putting oneself first.

Before discussing human design, Steph and Chloe talked about Steph's recent birthday celebration. They discussed the upcoming new moon in Cancer which will guide them to connect with their soul and heart space. Chloe also talked about Mercury moving into Leo which will amplify their confidence and creativity, and Mars moving into Virgo which will help them stay focused and productive.

Key takeaways:

- Human design reveals a person's energetic blueprint to help them live more aligned and in flow
- Authority, profile and not self theme provide insights into decision making, purpose and alignment
- Self-discovery is an important part of healing and putting oneself first
- Understanding one's unique gifts and purpose can help one show up authentically in the world

Get your human design chart.

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