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ActivationAn Activation occurs when a Gate is imprinted by the Neutrino Stream via a transiting planet. This is represented by a colored-in gate on The Bodygraph. An activation can be part of a defined Channel or a "hanging" gate.…DefinitionActive or DormantDescribes the state of an Activation (a colored-in Gate). Active: A gate is active when it is part of a Defined Center. Its mechanical frequency is consistently expressed. Dormant: A gate is dormant when it is in an…DefinitionAjna CenterThe Ajna Center is the center for conceptualization. Along with the Head Center, it forms the Mind. It processes pressure from the Head Center into three potential streams of awareness for expression through the Throat…DefinitionAwareness CentersThree Centers in The Bodygraph generate conscious fields, each processing different awareness frequencies. Splenic Center: Body awareness (instinct, intuition, taste) - operates in the now. Ajna Center: Mind awareness…DefinitionCentersCenters are fixed mechanical hubs in The Bodygraph that regulate specific types of systemic functions. They are not “energy centers” or chakras; they are mechanical organs. Each Center has a specific quality and plays a…DefinitionChannelsChannels are hardwired mechanical pathways in The Bodygraph connecting two Centers. A channel is formed when the two harmonic gates at either end are activated, creating a full Definition. Channels transmit and transform…DefinitionDefined CenterA Defined Center is a Center in The Bodygraph that is colored in. This indicates that it has a fixed, consistent, and reliable way of processing and generating energy or awareness. It is part of the individual's…DefinitionDefinitionDefinition is the mechanical consistency of operation within a form’s Natal Design. It occurs where Centers, Channels, and/or Gates are consistently activated and connected at the moment of imprinting (birth). What is…DefinitionEgo CenterThe Ego Center (also called the Heart Center) is the center for willpower, ego, and the material world. It is one of the four Motor Centers. The Not-Self Theme of the undefined Ego Center is the pressure to prove one's…DefinitionG CenterThe G Center is the center of identity, love, and direction. It is where the Magnetic Monopole resides, acting as the "driver" of the Vehicle. It is biologically associated with the liver. The Not-Self Theme of the…DefinitionGatesGates are fixed mechanical points located on the perimeter of Centers in The Bodygraph. Each of the 64 gates corresponds to one of the 64 hexagrams of the I'Ching and samples a specific mechanical potential. Gates act as…DefinitionHarmonic GateIn a Channel, the unactivated Gate at the other end is the Harmonic Gate to the activated one. The two gates are mechanically drawn to each other to form a complete, defined channel.DefinitionHead CenterThe Head Center is the pressure center for inspiration and mental questions. It is where the Personality Crystal resides and is biologically associated with the pineal gland. The Not-Self Theme of the undefined Head…DefinitionHexagramA structure from the I'Ching composed of six Lines. In Human Design, the 64 hexagrams are arranged around The Rave Mandala and correspond to the 64 Gates. The hexagram structure provides the blueprint for genetic…DefinitionHexagram StructureA Hexagram is a structure of six Lines, numbered from the bottom up (Line 1 to Line 6). This structure is further divided into two Trigrams. Lower Trigram: Lines 1, 2, and 3. These lines have a personal or self-absorbed…DefinitionLine ThemesEach of the six Lines of a Hexagram has a fundamental keynote that describes its mechanical nature and behavioral theme. Introspection / Investigation: The foundation, needs to be secure. Projection / The Hermit: The…DefinitionLinesLines are the internal variations within each Gate, defining the specific way the gate’s mechanical potential manifests. Each of the 6 hexagrams has six lines, numbered from the bottom up. Line Keynotes: Introspection /…DefinitionMotor CenterThere are four motor Centers in The Bodygraph that provide the energy for action, willpower, emotion, and life itself. Sacral Center: Life force and reproductive energy. Ego Center: Willpower. Solar Plexus Center:…DefinitionOpennessOpenness is the mechanical receptivity of the form to environmental Conditioning. It occurs in Centers, Channels, or Gates that are not consistently defined at birth (colored white). Openness functions as sampling…DefinitionOppositionSee: PolarityAliasPolarityA structural feature of The Rave Mandala. Each Gate has a fixed opposite position across the wheel, its polarity. When the Sun activates a gate, the Earth simultaneously activates its polarity, establishing the dominant…DefinitionPressure CentersThere are two Pressure Centers that fuel the body-mind system. They exert pressure that demands to be processed and expressed. Head Center: Mental pressure (to think, doubt, understand). Root Center: Physical pressure…DefinitionRoot CenterThe Root Center is a pressure center and one of the four Motor Center. It is the source of adrenaline, stress, and the drive to evolve and adapt. The Not-Self Theme of the undefined Root is being in a hurry to act just…DefinitionSacral CenterThe Sacral Center is the center for life force, vitality, sexuality, and persistence. It is the most powerful of the four Motor Center. When defined, it marks a Generator Type. It operates through a binary response…DefinitionSolar Plexus CenterThe Solar Plexus Center is both an Awareness Center and one of the four Motor Center. It is currently in mutation and is the center for emotions and feelings. Its mechanic is the Emotional Wave. When defined, it is the…DefinitionSplenic CenterThe Splenic Center is the oldest Awareness Center, responsible for the immune system, instinct, intuition, and taste. It operates existentially in the now to ensure survival and well-being. Its awareness is a one-time,…DefinitionThroat CenterThe Throat Center is the center for manifestation and communication. With 11 Gates, it is the most complex center. All energy and awareness in the The Bodygraph seeks a path to the Throat for expression. Manifestation…DefinitionTrigramA Trigram is a structure of three Lines. Each Hexagram is composed of two trigrams: The Lower Trigram: Lines 1, 2, and 3. The Upper Trigram: Lines 4, 5, and 6. The relationship between the lower and upper trigrams (e.g.,…DefinitionUndefined CenterAn Undefined Center is a Center in The Bodygraph that is white, or "open." This indicates that it does not have a fixed, consistent way of functioning. Instead, it is the primary site of Conditioning. An undefined center…Definition
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