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Reflection of the week on my upcoming course Embodied Human Design.
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- Feb 24, 2026
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit reflectorsreflections.substack.com For the past four months, I’ve been living near the Osho Meditation Resort in Pune, India — a place I often return to in my life to resource, recalibrate, and immerse myself in a deeply meditative environment. During this time, I’ve also been creating an online course called Embodied Human Design , which I plan to launch in the coming months once the collaboration with the DJ, fellow artists, and the filming crew is complete. This course will be rich in meditation techniques and experiential dynamics designed to bring us back into direct contact with awareness — our true home. Lately, I’ve found myself genuinely astonished at how little emphasis there is within many Human Design circles on awareness and meditation — especially when the entire system ultimately stands in service of what Ra called “Passenger Consciousness,” or choiceless witnessing awareness. There’s a common belief that Human Design is not about cultivating awareness, but simply about correct decision-making — that it’s more mechanical than contemplative. I believe this is a profound misunderstanding. Human Design does teach that the mind is not the authority in our lives. But to truly live from that understanding, we must cultivate awareness and gradually disidentify from the mind’s constant commentary. Waiting to respond, honoring emotional timing, recognizing invitations, and observing how our energy moves in real-life situations isn’t genuinely possible unless we are able to witness the mind and loosen our entanglement with it. This is the subtle catch-22 within Human Design: we cannot truly honor our Strategy and Inner Authority without disentangling from the mind — and yet we cannot fully disentangle f…