So as you can see, seeing is really one of those things.  I can sit with a chart like that and talk about aspects for hours and hours.  It’s all there.  So, as deeply as I educate people in this era, I don’t want anyone ever to be dependent on the database as a way of being able to deal with the newcomer.  It’s what’s there on the surface.  It’s still the key to being a professional in Human Design no matter at what level you are.  I tell the same thing to my advanced and post-graduate students, you have to be a master of the surface to be able to synthesize the information.  And it means that everything that you need to synthesize is there on the surface.  You have to see it.

Again, it’s not something that you can study.  It is something that you have to live.  It’s part of the living process of being a professional, reading after reading, being after being, all of this builds up the structural tools, your own unique mechanical way of going through a design.  But it all begins and ends with the same thing.  You’ve got to be able to see what’s there on the surface, and you have to be able to deliver the blow that cracks the not-self.  That really is the key.

Anyway, it’s nice to do that.  I haven’t done one of those in a very long time.  And I will continue with a slightly different vein next week and bring in certain elements that you can use in the way in which you approach the client.  Thanks to all of you.  It’s nice that you ladies out there in Australia could make it, and that it’s a reasonable time for you, so that’s good.  To all of you and to those of you that are downloading, if the time works out for you in this new slot, please come back for our last class together next week.  Until then, all of you take care.  Bye for now.

~ Ra Uru Hu