Line 6 is not like the others. (I feel like a broken record because I say that every time about every line). It doesn’t operate on the same timeline. It doesn’t react the same way. It doesn’t play a role; it becomes it. In Human Design, Line 6 is known as the Role Model, but … Read more
In Human Design, by the time we reach Line 5, we’re dealing with a unique kind of visibility. This is not about internal processing or intimate influence. This is about being seen, and often, being misunderstood. Line 5 carries the energy of the Heretic. It’s a transpersonal force. What is transpersonal? I’m glad you asked. … Read more
In Human Design, each of the six lines of the hexagram plays a distinct role. They’re structural patterns in how we relate to life, others, and ourselves. By the time you hit Line 4, things shift. You’ve moved past personal survival (Line 1), past hidden genius (Line 2), past chaotic learning (Line 3). Line 4 … Read more
In Human Design, the six lines of the hexagram don’t just describe personality traits—they define how energy moves through your life. T These lines sit on top of deeper mechanics, and they carry very specific roles. And Line 3? Line 3 is where the real-world testing happens. If Line 1 builds the foundation and Line … Read more
When we talk about the six lines of the hexagram in Human Design, we’re talking about archetypal roles. That is, ways of being that show up in our design and shape how we interact with the world. Each line tells a different story. And Line 2? That’s a paradox (I should know; I live it … Read more
A huge component in Human Design is the hexagram. In many ways, it’s the almost the cornerstone of the system—a six-line structure borrowed from the I-Ching (pronounced E-Cheeng) that’s been given transformed and given new life. Each of the six lines has a unique role, a specific flavor, an archetype, and a function. And the … Read more