Blueprint Reflections
Mey AroyoAlways in search of the best version of myself; the one that knows that perfection is not achieved by radical changes, but by healing my trauma and embracing my gifts. Join me for a journey of self discovery through Human Design and the Chinese I Ching.
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Now in Transit - Gate 30 in Sun - The Fear of Destiny
Gate 30 (the Gate of Feelings, located in the Solar Plexus Center), started it’s transit into the Sun on Friday the 13th, and just like the spookiness of that day- this gate carries a deep fear inside of it… The fear of Destiny.
How to Show Love to Yourself - Based on Your Human Design Profile
Valentine’s Day usually focuses on romantic love.
How to Show Love to Your Partner - Based on Their Human Design Profile
We often think love is about compatibility, communication, or shared values. These are all nice & good, but they are not love components, they are relationship ones. With “showing love” being a component of it’s own.
Boundaries Got Louder - Gate 49 in Sun Transit
A few days ago we entered an interesting transit. On one hand- Gate 4 took the Earth, creating a ground filled with - possibly- the wrong answers. (and there was an article about that). A strong mental energy.
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4/6 Emotional Manifestor On The Roof, with too many book ideas- and not enough time to write them. Product designer, Philosophy lover, Human Design & I Ching Guide, an expat living in Bulgaria, and easily distracted by cows.
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