Posts in Human Design
Projectorhood: Embracing Our Inconsistency

As Projectors in Human Design, inconsistency is in our energetic makeup. It lives, breathes and shows up in our powerful aura.

Read on as we discuss why our open sacral center in Human Design contributes to our energetic makeup, how our energy shows up in daily life, how to heal and celebrate our relationship with being inconsistent and finally, choosing sustainability over consistency.

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7 Ways You Can Nourish Your Container As A Projector

A huge part of our conditioning as human beings involved being disconnected with our physical bodies.

Most of us were taught to suppress and bury our emotions instead of expressing them. As one of the most deeply conditioned energy types in the world, it is no surprise that most Projectors spent a large part of their life or always felt disconnected from their bodies.

When we nourish our container, we learn to work smartly with our physical and energetic body rather than working against it.

Below are 7 ways a Projector can begin to nourish their container.

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8 Energetic Non-Negotiables For A Projector

Projectors’ greatest mission lies in ushering in a New World by tweaking, refining, supporting and guiding the energies and creative expression of other energy types. As Projectors, we do not naturally have a defined sacral center and motor center(s) connected to our throat center. Having energetic non-negotiables are crucial for you in embodying your projectorhood and claiming your divinity and your genius.

Read on to discover my 8 energetic non-negotiables as a Projector.

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Projectorhood: Journeying As A Human Design Projector

A liberation. The biggest affirmation and validation. A permission slip from the Universe to be just as I am. A full body resounding yes!

That was what it felt for me when I first discovered I was a Projector in Human Design.

Perhaps you felt the same way. Either that or utter disappointment— after all, we always wondered why we never had enough energy like others. Regardless of your emotional inclination, I hope my articles in “Unearthing Projectorhood” will be this for you —a permission slip for you to be as you are.

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