Understanding the Centers in Human Design: The Facilitator's Guide to Transforming Pain into Possibility

I love everything about this in depth study of the centers. Practical, full of wisdom and life changing material.

Mi piace il suo modo di spegare Human Design, lo rende molto intuitivo e facile :)

I looked at other reviewers’ comments before adding my own. I didn’t want to reiterate what other’s had already written even though I kept thinking; “Ditto”, “Yes, exactly”, and mostly “That’s what I was going to point out”, which is basically all the 5 star reviews up to this posting. ...So, what could I add that brought a different perspective as to why another person gave this book a 5 star review and recommendation.I’m not a therapist. Nor do I have any formal training in the subject. What I do have is years of being seen by therapists for ‘anger’, ‘unhappiness’ & ‘rebellious’ issues during adolescence and teen years. I also remember my frustration and anger at not being understood and the numerous failed attempts to ‘fix’ me. The last caring therapist I saw I told her, “Please throw out all your books and formal training. Listen to what I’m saying and tell it back to me in a way that I can understand so I can make the unique steps towards “recovery” (the term at the time), in a way that is specific to me”. Now, if it were today, instead of asking her to throw away her books and training, I would now ask her to read Robin’s books; Understanding The Centers in Human Design as well as her first book “Understanding Your Clients through Human Design” which on page 20 of Center’s book, she offers a free digital copy of.Having these navigational tools my therapist then could run my chart and we would proceed with sessions unique and specific to my Human Design. We could have recognized that my type as a Manifestor with an Emotional Authority explained many of my anger and high highs and low lows that were the presenting issues. I could see that there wasn’t anything wrong with me, as my intuition was screaming at me to listen too and that I wasn’t ‘depressed’ in the clinical sense or in need of medication. But also I knew that I didn’t want to live with these re-occurring emotions as well. At the time, though, we were all doing the best with what we had to work with.How many other adults and/or children are in therapy are believing and being told they need to be fixed, (by a family member, or themself) or that there is something wrong with them? When many of the times, an understanding of the information Robin explains in simple, easy, life examples and clarity, could be the beginning, navigational, and additional follow through steps to support a client’s “healing” & journey to their authentic self. Also referred to as “Living true to their Design”.Pausing here, and so there is no misunderstanding as to what I’m presenting, I am in NO WAY discounting or implying negativity towards the profession of therapy. They serve a vital and important role & function in our society. What I am offering here is, add Robin’s books to your training, knowledge base and library. I also encourage therapists to get their own Human Design chart read by any of the professionally trained Human Design specialist in Karen Curry Parker’s lineage.The other reason for my seeking therapy later in life, was because of memories of, lets just say, unpleasantries. To that effect therapy was extremely helpful. I worked through all the ‘residuals’ as a result of those experiences to where I had no issues relating to them anymore. Yet, I was still dealing with, you guessed it, anger, ‘rebelliousness’, high highs and low lows. Wait, I thought these emotions were a result of my childhood experiences which I had worked through. Why, then, are they still so present in my life?Here’s the thing.... Had I not been introduced to Human Design through Karen Curry Parker’s teachings and also had my HD chart read by HD specialists trained with her, I would still be thinking I had more hidden unresolved reoccurring issues that need to be resolved. That, there was still ‘stuff’ related to my childhood experiences that I still needed therapy for. I can’t tell you how discouraging that was to think. Am I ever going to be able to just live my life without the constant need of therapy?My relief was felt when I had my reading and subsequent studies about HD as taught by Karen Curry Parker, that I began to understand more about living true to my design. And now, thankfully, presented from a therapist’s understanding and use by Robin Winn in her books.Now, I understand that the anger is a conditioning theme common with Manifestors as well as my high highs and lows lows is also common for my Defined Solar Plexus and my specific gates and channels that are defined or open off them. As part of understanding Human Design I also received a strategy as to how to work with this information. Please accept this is a very basic example as to the depth one can go in understanding themself through Human Design.But my point being, no amount of therapy was ever going to ‘resolve’ the emotional experiences I was having because that’s how I’m hardwired. Understanding my Human Design, my Type, Open / Defined Centers and so forth has brought me to a place of inner peace. I think it’s important for me to clarify that as Manifestors we have a creative flow, that when it’s interrupted we react to that interruption. To me it feels like being rear-ended by a semi-truck and trailer. The anger is the response to that interruption. Read the books, this will make more sense.Thank you to all the therapists out there; for your dedication and training and care of your clients. So many of us have come through horrific, tragic, sadness, PTSD, & so forth- because of our time with you and all that you have committed your lives to helping us with. And by all means it is encouraged to seek therapy if you, the reader, are are at a critical place in your life. Find the help by a professionals - maybe the one you find will have read and refers to Robin’s books as part of their resources towards your treatment as well.Robin, thank you for both your books as invaluable resource and navigational tools for therapist, clients, as well as anyone who wants to understand themself more and what it means to “Live True to One’s Design.” With understanding comes compassion and freedom from labels and the need to ‘fix’ what isn’t meant to be fixed. The clarity you bring to the complexity of Human Design makes it accessible to everyone and is a deep sigh of relief to my soul.Looking forward to your paperback release of Understanding The Centers as well as your future books.I submit this-With Respect and Gratitude.PS. I make numerous references to Karen Curry Parker because there are different versions of teaching HD. I find her teachings and those of her students, inspirational, forward moving and away from some of the more depressive descriptions and verbiage of what is often referred to as Traditional Human Design. I want the reader to understand that the Human Design I’m recommending is based on the Quantum Alignment System and Quantum Human Design (TM) teachings led by Karen Curry Parker.

To know ourselves is to experience freedom. In Understanding the Centers in Human Design, Robin Winn teaches us how to understand who we are, and our unique spiritual path. She shows us how our open centers enable us to become the fullest expression of ourselves. This book is for everyone who’s role on this earth is to empower others to become the best possible versions of themselves.

While finding information on Human Design is not that hard, when it comes to understanding the Center, I found this book to be the clearest and easy to understand, follow, and more importantly, appreciate both defined and undefined centers in your chart and the charts of your clients. I use this book as my go-to reference.

The book was easy to follow and has information easy to understand and well set out .Will be recommending this book .