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1/3

Investigator / Martyr

›Description

INVESTIGATOR MARTYR

1 ST LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS INTROSPECTION

Behavioral Identity - Modesty

Projected Attitude - Authoritarian

Limited Perspective - Empathy

Aspired to Role - Creativity

Bonding Strategy - PursuerlPursued

Security Strategy - Self-Provider/Coveter

Emotional Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Awareness Resonance - Weakness/Strength

3RD LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS ADAPTATION

Nature - Martyr

Type - Anarchist

Memory - Pessimism

Direction - Sustainment

Sexuality - Bonds made and Broken

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Allegiance/Rejection

Frequency Resonance - Partnership/Dependency

Background: The geometry of the Personal Destiny trigram begins with the 1/3 profile - the first of the 12 roles, and the personification and foundation of our human experience. The 1/3 is unique in that it is the only profile with both lines in the lower trigram. At this foundational level, the 1st line represents the conscious Personality, the mind and how we think. The 3rd line represents the unconscious Design, the body, and our physical experience in the mundane world. We are a species that is driven by fear for our survival to investigate until we understand or find security through a solid foundation. This is not always possible in the ever-changing world that we live in, but the search for this security drives and mutates our species forward. Mutation is the continual process of finding out what does not work so that we can survive. The 1/3 sets the theme for the on-going 'human' journey of bumping into, investigating what we bump into, and resolving and understanding the unknown.

Investigator Martyrs, very insecure when not standing on a solid foundation, are driven to seek authorities that can provide them with secure grounding for their trial and error process. Their selfabsorbed Investigator Personalities are very creative, and are healthiest and most productive when well prepared and well educated. They enjoy their long hours ofintrospection, and find strength in eventually establishing themselves as an authority so that their personal destiny remains in their own hands. Their Martyr Vehicles or bodies are designed to discover how to navigate the material plane by bumping into things, or being bumped into, literally and figuratively. Adaptable and resilient, they are able to pick themselves up and announce to the world the truth ofwhat does not work.

Personal: You are consciously focused on finding inner strength by establishing a secure foundation, while your unconscious Design naturally bumps into things that continually surprise you and others with 'accidental' discoveries. You have a deeply internal destiny and can be like a chameleon, not wanting to draw too much attention to yourself until you feel secure as an authority. Gray areas can make you feel weak and uncomfortable, and drive you to seek answers. An open and willing student, you are on a path to develop strength through mastery.

You are here to be in charge of your own life, as well as a voice and person of authority in your field of expertise. Learning about relationships is a lifelong trial and error journey for you as you travel along, head down and absorbed in introspection, and yet bumping into people along the way. When something about a relationship isn't secure or harmonious, you can become uncomfortable and break the bond. You will then renegotiate the bond, either strengthening the relationship or bringing it to an end. This can happen repeatedly, and is the correct way that your relationships are deepened and kept healthy, or brought to completion so you can move on to one that works.

In addition, your Martyr side has a tendency to look at all oflife as a potential untruth, even while your Investigator side is seeking a solid truth to build its authority around. You cannot be lied to, and even as a child you quickly found out who was telling you the truth and what you could trust. Ifyou can surrender, your Strategy and Authority will guide you correctly through life, as your 1st line Personality augments the trial and error process with further investigation. It's also important that you have control over your environment as you have to be free to progress organically from one discovery to the next. You are empowered when encouraged to investigate or speak the truth about what does not work.

Interpersonal: Martyrs are often blamed for mistakes that aren't even theirs, which can undermine their self-esteem and create an 'us against them' mentality, feelings of shame, or an inferiority complex. If they, and those around them, understand that life is simply a constant and necessary process of trial and error, ending in discoveries that can then support a solid foundation, they can find strength in their journey. The focus must always be on what was learned from the experience, rather than the perception that they have made a mistake for which they are to be punished or ridiculed. This is the positive reinforcement that is especially important when raising a 1/3 child. When properly encouraged, the moment a 1/3 child finds out that the foundation does not work, there is the potential for wonderfully artful and creative discoveries to happen.

Even though they may seem stubborn or resistant to taking the advice of others, in truth, 1/3's must do it for themselves through direct experience in order to discover and learn. Parents can be their strongest allies, encouraging them to "try" it, and then fostering a "tell me what you learned" attitude, rather than "look what you did wrong."1his allows 1/3's to learn through discovery, which encourages them to continue this process throughout their life, and allows them to ultimately contribute to humanity, and improve life for all of us. The only true failure for a 3rd line is to not learn from their trial and error process. Investigative Martyrs can become secure self-proViders on the material plane when encouraged to take charge ofthemselves.

The chain of 12 profiles begins with a 1/3 and ends with a 6/3. The 3rd line themes of mutation, trial and error, discovery, bumping into things, and bonds made and broken, are important and prominent in humanity. These are themes of the mundane world that bind us all together and keep our species evolving. All 6th lines live a 3rd line process in the first 30 years of their life, therefore, halfofthe 12 profiles carry a 3rd line theme.1he 3rd line is designed to operate in the density ofthe material world, and within that world we discover who we are.

FAMOUS 1/3'5: ARTURO TOSCANINI, EDGAR CAYCE, GORDON BROWN, H.G. WELLS, HARRY HOUDINI, MICHAEL CAINE, POPE LEO XIII, RAM DA5S, SRI MEHER BABA, VINCENT VAN GOGH

1/4

Investigator / Opportunist

›Description

INVESTIGATOR OPPORTUNIST

1 ST LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS INTROSPECTION

Behavioral Identity - Modesty

Projected Attitude - Authoritarian

Limited Perspective - Empathy

Aspired to Role - Creativity

Bonding Strategy - PursuerlPursued

Security Strategy - Self-Provider/Coveter

Emotional Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Awareness Resonance - Weakness/Strength

4TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS EXTERNALIZATION

Nature - Opportunist

Type - Abdicator

Memory - Fatigue

Direction - Aloneness

Sexuality - Confidant or Not

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Kindness/Meanness

Frequency Resonance - Corruption or Not

Background: The combination of the Investigator and Opportunist weaves introspection together with a natural gift for establishing close relationships.1/4’s have an inner urge to creatively externalize their investigative findings to people they know. While the conscious Investigator is focused on getting to the bottom ofwhat makes things work, the transpersonal Opportunist is looking for ways to get that knowledge out.To do so they make friends with people, as part of a personal network that will ultimately become the recipients of their message. Investigative Opportunist’s have a special platform from which to influence others, for once they secure a solid foundation and connect with a network, they become engaging authorities themselves.

There is something very special about this Profile as both the 1st line and 4th lines are in ‘harmony’ with each other, and even though they operate in different ways, both are ‘foundation’ lines. The 1st line establishes the ground floor foundation ofthe house, and the 4th line is the foundation for the second floor. This is a special circumstance in that both lines ofthe Profile are essentially interested in the same thing. There is a harmony between what they investigate and what they externalize, and what they want to externalize is what they want to investigate. Harmony Profiles (1/4,215,3/6, 4/1,512,6/3) are a minority in the population, and playa role in the world as innocent agents of transition by bridging information and the other 6 Profiles to each other.

Personal: You are here to grasp the foundation ofwhatever you are interested in at a very deep level, and to take this knowledge base and externalize it to your network. You are driven to seek authorities that can teach you and prepare you, so that eventually you can establish yourself as an authority in a field or topic that intrigues you. As you emerge into the world as an authority, your insecurity turns into security and provides you with a solid foundation to stand on. You move from a position of weakness to one ofstrength, and you can be a force ofstrength for others a well. In order to delve deeply you need time alone, as your chameleon-like introspection allows you to submerge yourself into what you are investigating. You are not communally creative, and instead enjoy creative solitude which is very healing and brings richness to your life.

Your natural friendliness is also an intimacy strategy that attracts listeners and eventually partners. What you are looking for is a confidante, and lasting relationships begin by building friendships first. When following your Strategy and Authority you are very clear in your introspective process ofinvestigation, and wait for the correct opportunity to tell others about what you have learned and discovered. You aren’t just learning for yourself, or for its own sake, but with an eye toward attracting those who might be interested in and benefit from the information. In fact, you do not have to discover or experience something personally before you are willing to share it with others.

Investing in and maintaining your network is one ofthe most important things that you do in life. Your investment in people brings future opportunities to express your knowledge base. Knowing how to make decisions in terms ofwhich people to invest in is crucial to your wellbeing; investing in the wrong networks and people is detrimental and leads to burnout and fatigue. All of your new associations need to come to you through an introduction by your network; you are not designed to influence strangers. Your 1st line Investigator is not concerned with the other, and your friendly 4th line Opportunist is unconscious, therefore, the only way for you to know who is correct for you is through your Strategy and Authority. Your opportunities in life come from networks and people you know, and it is important that you never leave one thing, such as a job, lover, or home until you have something else to take its place. Ifyou do, you will have a hard time finding a replacement.

Retreating from your network at times is also crucial in order to recover from the fatigue resulting from your social networking. You can exhaust yourself listening to others as it takes considerable time and energy to cultivate your network as you wait for your opportunity to tell your truth.

Interpersonal: The 1/4 profile is the conscious authoritarian and the unconscious abdicator. Investigator Opportunists don’t handle resistance well from others, and when they meet someone who rejects their influence they will abdicate without changing their position, and simply move on to find someone else willing and open to listening to them. The quality of a 4th line’s life is dependent on the quality ofthe network. They are very powerful and influential people, fixed like an oak tree, who project an aura of strength and authority. Opportunists who are living authentically, however, do not create their networks - they meet them through Strategy and Authority.

1/4’s are looking for support, and are dependant on others until they can get to a point in life where they become an authority providing for themselves. Once on solid ground, they are then in control of their own life, and get their opportunity to be generous and caring benefactors for others in return. As children they will simply believe whatever they are told. It is important for parents of l/4’s to only give them truthful information that they themselves are sure of It can be devastating for a 1/4 child to find out later that they were lied to. 4th lines can also express a mean side when provoked that can come back to haunt them. Though it seems impossible to change a 1/4’s mind about a deeply held understanding, this same fixedness combined with empathy toward others is what brings transition and evolution to our tribal and collective foundations.

FAMOUS 1/4’5: ALBERT EINSTEIN, ANJELICA HUSTON, GLORIA STEINEM, HIROHITO, JEAN PICCARD, JERRY SEINFELD, KAMAHL, MICKEY SPILLANE, MUHAMMAD ALI, SID VICIOUS

2/4

Hermit / Opportunist

›Description

HERMIT OPPORTUNIST

2ND LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS PROJECTION

Behavioral Identity - Hermit

Projected Attitude - Democrat

Limited Perspective - Bigotry

Aspired to Role - Harmony

Bonding Strategy - Shynesslboldness

Security Strategy - NourisherlDepleter

Emotional Resonance - AdvancelWithdrawal

Awareness Resonance - Determination or Not

4TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS EXTERNALIZATION

Nature - Opportunist

Type - Abdicator

Memory - Fatigue

Direction - Aloneness

Sexuality - Confidant or Not

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Kindness/Meanness

Frequency Resonance - Corruption or Not

Background: Within the hexagram, Lines 1 and 2 represent the first of three yin/yang binaries, and although these two lines operate differently, each is concerned with insecurity. To deal with this, the 1st line investigates and studies, and the 2nd line eventually learns to tmst its natural gifts that require no study. There is an innate tension between this Hermit Personality that wants to be left alone to do its own thing, and the Opportunist Design that wants to connect with others to externalize something. The conscious 2nd line is inherently shy and unaware of its gifts, and has to be called out by others in order to share them. The unconscious yet naturally friendly 4th line provides opportunities for these gifts to be called out by attracting people to the 2nd line.

The Hermit, as much as it would like to be invisible to the other, is actually very transparent. Others look in and see what the Hermit cannot - its natural talents and genius. The Hermit can only see itself, though, through the projections and feedback ofothers. Not easily motivated to study like the 1st line, Hermit Opportunists are happiest when completely absorbed in their secure environment doing what they enjoy most. And while they are happily dancing to their own beat, they attract the attention of others who call them out to share their essential nature.

Personal: You are a natural who is here to be called out by others to share your innate talents and genius. You have a built-in barrier, such as a limited point ofview, that protects you and your unique genius from being cormpted by outside interference. This barrier has a ‘weak’ spot, a place where it can be penetrated. The right call from the right person can lead to profound transformation in your life, and propel your purpose and destiny out into the world with a missionary’s zeal. You don’t like to be called out all the time, however, and answering just any call puts tremendous stress on your body. Improper use ofyour energy results in fatigue, burnout and eventually exhaustion. Continually answering the wrong calls turns the 2nd line barrier into a psychological barrier that refuses to hear all calls, and you will ultimately suffer because ofthis. When called, you are incredibly impressive as you seem to be driven by an unseen force on a cmsade to externalize your gift to the world. You are being pushed and motivated by your unconscious transpersonal4th line, and yet, ifyour 2nd line had its way you would just stay in your protected space, and never choose to be bothered by anyone. Consciously, you can feel incredibly helpless in the moment ofthe call, as you are taken out ofyour protected and secure environment and pushed out into the world of social interactions. It is crucial that you give yourself hermit time away from your networks as the solitude brings a delicious sense ofharmony to your life. You are also very particular about your environment and enjoy having things arranged in a specific way that feels good for you - so you can be left alone to do your own thing. Your cave when you retreat into it is your sanctuary and castle, a place where you like to be without interruption.

Uncertainty is part of your 2nd line life. Living in a world where people expect you to be able to explain what you do and how you do it is uncomfortable for you, and even makes you question your own abilities. If you worry too much about what others think about what you do, you can become paranoid of the projections of others. Your gift is not omething that you can explain; people will have to accept that you do what you do and you don’t know how or why.

Your unconscious 4th line, and your instinct for networking, is the most effective way for attracting the opportunities for your calling and achieving success and security in the world. You must, however, also be ‘called’into the correct networks. When you are in ‘your’ network you feel nourished and can be nourishing to others; your influence can be contagious and remarkable. As the Hermit Opportunist, you can move between nourishing and depleting, such as Michelangelo who depleted his nourishing benefactor’s resources. There is no moral judgment in this dynamic, however, if you are in the wrong network, you can end up becoming dependent and depleting others’resources in an unhealthy way. You are not designed for strangers, and the only way a stranger can reach you correctly is by being introduced through someone you already know in your network. Knowing how to make correct decisions is very important as there are very specific calls for you in life, and learning how to recognize them is crucial to your well-being. Attracting the correct call occurs naturally when your life is properly aligned by making decisions through your Strategy and Authority. Without this guidance, life can be chaotic and the life-transforming call may never be heard.

Interpersonal: Hermit Opportunists bond through a strategy ofshyness/boldness. Their Hermit shyness calls out to the other to be bold enough to break down their barrier to intimacy and establish friendship first. Hermits are only open to specific people, however, and this is how they enter correctly into intimate and lasting relationships. The 2nd line does not pursue, as the Hermit is unaware of the quality within that attracts the other, but rather waits for someone to enter their cave and say, “you are for me.”This is also the correct way for Hermit Opportunists to enter into business commitments or partnerships, as it is those in their networks who recognize and most easily call them out.

Even with their inherent and unlearned gifts, 2/4 children need a good education and should be encouraged and supported to study. rThis preparation will be invaluable later in life when their call comes. They need to be ‘turned on’ though to get them involved, and if not interested they won’t want to join in.They are generally easy going and will go along with the majority, but need a balance between time alone and social time.

FAMOUS 2/4’s: OTTO VON BISMARCK, JEFF BRIDGES, FRANCISCO FRANCO, ARETHA FRANKLIN, AUGUSTE RODIN, RUOOLPH STEINER, OPRAH WINFREY, AL GORE, GUSTAVE EIFFEL, BARBRA STREISAND

2/5

Hermit / Heretic

›Description

HERMIT HERETIC

2ND LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS PROJECTION

Behavioral Identity - Hermit

Projected Attitude - Democrat

Limited Perspective - Bigotry

Aspired to Role - Harmony

Bonding Strategy - Shynesslboldness

Security Strategy - NourisherlDepleter

Emotional Resonance - AdvancelWithdrawal

Awareness Resonance - Determination or Not

5TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS UNIVERSALIZATION

Nature - The Heretic

Type - The General

Memory - The Savior

Direction - Attractiveness

Sexuality - Seducer/Seduced

Humanity - Distributor/Hoarder

Wave Resonance - Selflessness/Selfishness

Frequency Resonance - Discipline/Rebellion

Background: In the 2/5 profile, we find the harmony ofthe two lines ofprojection.The very personal Hermit wants to be left alone to do its own thing and is unaware ofthe projection.The transpersonal and seductive Heretic is aware and wary of the projections from others, yet needs to interact with them to fulfill its karmic purpose.The Heretic can in effect call the Hermit into action with an inner call.The true universalizing call is rare, but ultimately the talents ofthe Hermit Heretic are correctly called out when the projections that it attracts can be met by the practical solutions that its natural genius provides. The conscious Hermit in its withdrawal, not wanting to be bothered, projects the attitude ofthe democrat, and allows others to assume responsibility. The unconscious Heretic is the Savior waiting for its chance to be able to lead and universalize its practical power.

The 5th line is always exalted because it represents the hopes and dreams of humanity. It is also the most transpersonal of all lines and its impact can be very profound. When someone looks in the window of a 2/5, they see the possibility ofsomeone who can be called to greatness. Once called, they can lead any rebellion against any standard at any cost, and provide a practical solution that may be outside ofall previous boxes. At the same time, what people really want is a General who is called upon only when needed. They want a leader who can step in when there is a crisis, and then step out again.

The Hermit Heretic must also have the loyalty of those it is stepping in to ‘save,’ as well as loyalty to its own natural passions and talents that are the core of its innate genius. The 2/5 must also know when to let go of the leadership role and step back into its hermitage. This is important on a personal level for the 2nd line who must be allowed time to retreat in order to nurture itself, as well as a transpersonallevel for the 5th line whose reputation will suffer when it is not able to meet the continual projections of others.

Personal: You are someone who craves harmony, and your Hermit, quietly minding its own business, is startled when your Heretic jumps in to help others. Whenever you step into a room you meet an expectant audience. There is a double pressure of projection and expectation that your special talents can save us in our time of need. You can attract a group or an individual’s loyalty, or you can encounter distrust. Not knowing which of these projections you will meet can be uncomfortable for you. The call is unavoidable though, even when it may prove more irritating than enlightening. You are quite capable ofleading a revolution - ifit is the correct one. Your only real protection is to follow your Strategy and Authority to determine which calls are correct for you.

The correct call transforms you. Ultimately, your reputation depends entirely on your ability to provide a practical, universal solution. Neither your Hermit nor your Heretic is very comfortable in the world, and you can appear reclusive, seeming to withhold or hoard your personal resources. This serves an important purpose, however, as it gives your energy, natural talents and reputation time to build up in readiness for that moment when you are projected upon to provide practical solutions when others really need them. Knowing what is practical, and living by it in your own life, is essential. Your conscious bonding strategy is ‘’I’m shy, you have to break down my barriers to reach me”, while unconsciously you are always attracting people to you. Your greatest power, however, is as a stranger of consequence.

Interpersonal: Hermit Heretics that act according to their true nature are going to have chances in life, especially ifthey are well educated in something they naturally do well, and can handle the projection field. They have the potential of being both called, and calling others, and will enjoy the fruits of the positive projections that result from their ability to bring a practical solution to the collective. The 2/5 can be deeply creative in the way in which it establishes its persona in the world, and it excels in its own self-marketing. When the majority is in crisis and the 2/5 receives its call, it can transform and begin to call others to a new principle.

215’s are naturally withdrawn, a valuable strategy for them, as this withdrawal always brings others into their life to call them out. In this way, the 2/5 is also generally assured, initially at least, of meeting a positive projection. They struggle to maintain their innocence in life as the projections pile up, however, and they cannot self-motivate out of desire. They are Heretics who bring change, and challenge what is already there. Ifthe challenge is practical then their heresy will triumph, and continue to triumph until it is no longer heresy.

Hermit Heretic children need respect for their boundaries, and they should not be forced to do something they do not want to do. They can be the most wonderful babies ever, but if they have a bad day, their reputation even at a young age can suffer. Once they are knocked offthe pedestal, they can stay off ofit for a while or for life. Their need for alone time must also be respected, as they feel very deeply the projections oftheir parents and others who in some way expect them to be faster or smarter, or good at this or that.

If their needs are not respected, both the Hermit and the Heretic will rebel. As long as 215’s are following their Strategy and Authority when called into career or relationship, there is tremendous potential for successfully universalizing something and fulfilling their purpose.

FAMOUS 2/5’5: BETTY FRIEDAN, BILLY DEE WILLIAMS, JAMES GARFIELD, LINDA TRIPP, COCO CHANEL, MIA FARROW, PATTY HEARST, ROBERT HAND, SARA GILBERT, SUSAN MCCORKLE

3/5

Martyr / Heretic

›Description

MARTYR HERETIC

3RD LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS ADAPTATION

Nature - Martyr

Type - Anarchist

Memory - Pessimism

Direction - Sustainment

Sexuality - Bonds made and Broken

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Allegiance/Rejection

Frequency Resonance - Partnership/Dependency

5TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS UNIVERSALIZATION

Nature - The Heretic

Type - The General

Memory - The Savior

Direction - Attractiveness

Sexuality - Seducer/Seduced

Humanity - Distributor/Hoarder

Wave Resonance - Selflessness/Selfishness

Frequency Resonance - Discipline/Rebellion

Background: Ifthe theater is on fire, and the fire department has not shown up due to budget cuts, the person standing in the middle of the theater yelling “This is not right,” while at the same time organizing a fire brigade and finding all the exits, is the Martyr Heretic. The 3/5 profile combines two potent agents for change. Resilient, adaptable and mutative, the conscious 3rd line focuses itself primarily on discovery in the material world, and lives a very physical trial and error process, which allows it to sustain itself and others with its discoveries. Martyrs are equipped to take the heat when they stand up and tell the truth about what isn’t working, but they are not equipped to meet the other gracefully. Life bumps into them and they bump into it. Like the 1st and 2nd lines, they are not looking for anyone. They are, however, looking around at the world in order to be stimulated and potentially mutate, and end up bumping into all kinds offorces. Some ofthese forces may not be correct for it, and so the 3rd line can become pessimistic. Learning to discern at an early age what works for it or not is very important.

On the other hand, the unconscious but seductive 5th line cannot escape from the other. It continually attracts projections from those who see the Heretic as the General who can ride in on the white horse and pull them out of crisis. This can be quite uncomfortable for the 3/5 as from the time they are born, people project onto them that they can save the day, and then the 3rd line process kicks in and the one who is here to help can do nothing but make mistakes.

As it matures through life, the 3rd line naturally provides a wealth of experiential wisdom. The 5th line, the General, will be asked into situations where the Martyr will know and see what does not work. It can then stand up as the Heretic, take charge, and deliver something new and practical that does. The anarchistic Martyr will play right along, adapting and experimenting and refining the process every step of the way. Referred to as the great ‘fixers,’ they provide us with innovative solutions, help and guidance.The 3/5 profile also needs to know when to relinquish the reins and let others continue the process themselves. They are not networkers with continual influence like the 4th line, and their greatest power and effectiveness is as a stranger of consequence.

Personal: The hardest thing for you is to reconcile your very natural 3rd line discovery dance through life with the projections ofsavior that others place on your unconscious 5th line. For you to correctly inhabit your role as a Martyr Heretic, your emphasis must be on what is learned when life bumps into you, as well as how and when to correctly apply these discoveries. You must have great discernment when something or someone bumps into you, and determine ifit is worthwhile for you to stay there or not, to bond or not. Your discovery process may feel at times like you have failed, but your experimentation is a foundation that someone else will build on. There were a thousand ways the light bulb did not work before they found the way that it did, yet each of those discoveries fed the next. You are someone who can sustain the trial and error process as you do not give up easily.

Most importantly, you must enter into both your explorations and rescues correctly through your Strategy and Authority, or you may end up feeling pessimistic about life, or possibly watch your reputation go up in smoke. When a commitment is made correctly, you can step in with the full force ofyour resilience, adaptability, determination, generosity and selflessness, and be sustained by life no matter how hard it bumps into you. And even if you get burned at the stake, you will just move on to the next one.

You are here to stand up for a principle, and to change the world around you by bringing a new value or structure to the collective. You have to be careful though not to end up with a Martyr complex, saying “why me” or “why now.”You have to discover the principles that you can live by yourself, and then transform those principles into a universalizing force. You are here to ultimately create a new principle, a new heresy, but if that heresy is not practical you pay a price. Your work, or any activity you engage in, needs to be stimulating and not repetitious. Seeing new clients every day, for instance, can be good for you, as bonds made and broken is your theme.

Interpersonal: Martyr Heretics are masters of the material plane. When things aren’t working out, however, they will break the bond and walk away. Their projected attitude may best be expressed as “never belong to an organization that would have you as a member.”They are anarchists who must be willing to break the bond with anything that does not work, in order to finally discover what does. There is enormous value for everyone to have a 3rd line around who is consciously designed to discover what does not work. If parents, teachers and others can refrain from calling the 3/5 pessimistic or negative, or telling them that they have made a mistake, they will save themselves considerable time and energy by making use of the 3/5’s experiential wisdom.

We need to offer a special kind ofgrace to a 3rd line child. Parents and teachers must allow them to go through their process with positive reinforcement. “What did you learn from it?” or, “Don’t see it as a mistake, just a process.” If they do not, the psychological damage to a 3/5 child can be great. When Martyr Heretics can’t live up to the expectations projected onto them, they will flee and burn their bridges behind them. If they can navigate the projection field though, through Strategy and Authority, then the full potency oftheir truth, along with their ability to adapt, find a practical way, and still see the beauty and wonder ofthe material plane, will shine as a real gift for us all. The only thing they need to empower this role is positive reinforcement.

FAMOUS 3/5’s: ANAIS NIN, CAROLE KING, DIANA ROSS, DUDLEY MOORE, INDIRA GANDHI, KATE WINSLET, SHIRLEY MACLAINE, TED TURNER, WILLIE NELSON, WILLIAM SHATNER

3/6

Martyr / Role Model

›Description

MARTYR ROLE MODEL

3RD LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS ADAPTATION

Nature - Martyr

Type - Anarchist

Memory - Pessimism

Direction - Sustainment

Sexuality - Bonds made and Broken

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Allegiance/Rejection

Frequency Resonance - Partnership/Dependency

6TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS TRANSITION

Nature - Role Model

Type - Administrator

Memory - Optimist

Direction - Objectivity

Sexuality - Soul Matc or Not

Humanity - Trust or Not

Wave Resonance - Sympathy/Apathy

Frequency Resonance - Leadership or Not

Background: When the pessimism ofthe Martyr meets the optimism ofthe Role Model, together they attempt to sort out what they really can trust in life. The 3/6 profile expresses the possibility that trial and error can lead to wisdom. AJl6th lines have a three-stage life process. During the first 30 years they operate as a 3rd line. The Martyr Role Model, therefore, starts out life as a double 3rd line, deeply involved in experiencing life through one discovery after another, making and breaking bonds along the way. In Stage 2 (30-50), the Role Model tries to climb up on the roof to take a break and observe life. The conscious 3rd line continues to re-engage with life, however, pulling the 6th line down into the world again. Neither the 3/6 nor the 6/3 profiles ever really get the pure roof time that the 4/6 or 6/2 profiles do.

Potentially, the 3/6’s discoveries will be expressed as balanced and mature wisdom in Stage 3 (after age 50), a time when the 3/6 climbs down off the roof and re-engages completely in life. With its unique and aloof perspective, the Role Model judges life in terms of what is perfect or not, while the bumping along in the trenches Martyr discovers what does not work. Together they can stand up for a truth, and model in different ways the transition possible for humanity ifwe transcend our conditioning, embrace our stages of maturing, become our own Authority, and live as our unique, aware, and authentic selves.

Personal: Trust is a big issue for you, as is perfection, which can put stress on relationships that can’t meet your standards or expectations. When you have trust, you feel secure in life. At the same time, you are involved in a very natural process of discovery. You make and break bonds, which may not meld easily with your unconscious motivation to find a soul mate and settle down into the perfect life you can trust. Your 6th line carries a quality ofnobility beyond the mundane, and you can become disappointed when the perfection is marred and withdraw for a time when life simply doesn’t work the way you expected it to. You can be a ‘fence sitter’ as indecision is a theme throughout your life. The 3rd line wants to enter into the experience, while the 6th line would rather observe and not commit itself Doing something, however, is better than doing nothing. You are designed to gather experiences, but only the experiences that are correct for you. Relieffrom the indecision comes when you have a navigation tool such as Strategy and Authority.

While your 6th line unconscious wants life to be perfect, your conscious 3rd line needs to learn about perfection through the often-messy trial and error process. When things don’t seem to work, your 3rd line pessimism can cloud your outlook on life, while the unconscious 6th line wants to maintain its optimistic nature. Seeing your 3rd line trial and error process as positive rather than negative, will help you to maintain a more optimistic and objective attitude about life. There are no mistakes for a 3rd line, only discoveries, which are critical to your development into an experienced and wise role model. You must be deeply engaged with life, in a hands-on way, in order to learn, and develop your self-confidence and self-mastery. The journey for you is to recognize the wisdom of your 3rd line discoveries, and then allow your natural and wise authority to express as a living example ofwhat you have learned. You are sought out for your advice and blessings, and when you give your stamp of approval, or not, your word is respected.

It is also important that you have time alone. The theme ofbonds made and broken is not personal. You are not leaving the other person, but simply returning to your own self-absorbed 3rd line process until life engages you again. Sometimes breaking a bond is appropriately permanent, but most ofthe time breaking a bond simply means going for a drive or to a movie by yourself, and then returning home for a meal with the family. Or breaking a bond in order to come together again, sooner or later, to re-establish that bond on a stronger, more authentic level.

Interpersonal: Relationships that do not work out, especially early on, can be very painful for the 3/6 profile, and may keep them from forming intimate bonds for many years. Knowing how to make correct decisions early in life, will help make them ready for the world. Martyr Role Models have a deep capacity to sustain themselves and not give up, eventually leading them to objectivity.They find that the ‘bad’ experiences are really the most important ones that they have had. Society conditions us to believe that ‘mi takes’ are wrong. If 3rd lines are not encouraged and educated about their process, the ‘bad’ mistakes pile up and they feel beaten down, develop an inferiority complex, and carry a great weight of pessimism and shame. They may give up and walk away rather than use the experience as guidance. 3rd lines are, after all, the ones with the greatest ability to uncover the truth by discovering what does not work. Some ofthe most important discoveries in our world have come through trial and error. To be a 3rd line is to be fully engaged in the wonder oflife.

Martyr Role Models are both anarchists, and administrators who can happily recommend a cause even if they would rather not be personally involved. If 6th lines understand the tripartite life process, and live it authentically through their own Authority, a penetrating optimistic perspective will emerge in later years in the form of experiential wisdom. They will step forward as a Role Model, guided by their discoveries, and show us the perfection possible in the 9-centered life with its flowering of potential and truths after the age of 50. This is a new pattern of maturation that is being modeled, an unfolding process which cannot and should not be rushed.

FAMOUS 3/6’5: ANDY GIBB, CARLA BERLUSCONI, DUSTIN HOFFMAN, EDWIN HERBERT LAND, ELIZABETH CLARE PROPHET, ENRICO CARUSO, GERHARD SCHRODER, JERRY LEWIS, JOAN CUSACK

4/6

Opportunist / Role Model

›Description

OPPORTUNIST ROLE MODEL

4TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS EXTERNALIZATION

Nature - Opportunist

Type - Abdicator

Memory - Fatigue

Direction - Aloneness

Sexuality - Confidant or Not

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Kindness/Meanness

Frequency Resonance - Corruption or Not

6TH LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS TRANSITION

Nature - Role Model

Type - Administrator

Memory - Optimist

Direction - Objectivity

Sexuality - Soul Matc or Not

Humanity - Trust or Not

Wave Resonance - Sympathy/Apathy

Frequency Resonance - Leadership or Not

Background: The Opportunist Role Model has the potential to be an important and influential representative of what it means to live a 9-centered life. Completing the Personal Destiny process begun by the 1/3 profile, 4/6’s externalize their foundation, and model through self-awareness what it means to live uniquely as ‘yourself’ This is an unusual profile as both lines are transpersonal, however, its role is still one of personal destiny and remains self-absorbed in its life. The 4th line consciously develops and employs its social gifts and personal networks to enhance its realm of influence, but the unconscious 6th line rarely allows itself to become intimately involved as it must remain separate and unencumbered in order to look at what lies ahead.

At the unconscious level, the 4/6 profile lives its life in three stages, and the first 30 years can be a challenging time as the 6th line lives as a 3rd line and continually bumps into life in a very subjective way. During this time, there is an internal discomfort because the conscious 4th line wants stability and a solid foundation, while the unconscious 3rd line must go through its trial and error, experimentation and discovery process. The unconscious 3rd line learns by exploring, in a deep way, the truth ofwhat ‘this’ material plane is. When the 2nd stage oflife begins at age 30, the Opportunist Role Model, now on the roof, enjoys a welcome reprieve in which to take the subjective experiences and turn them into objective wisdom. With a bird’s eye view, it now sees that ‘this’ may actually be ‘that.’ While up on the roof, the 4th line establishes its stability by engaging itself in securing a family, a career, and a trusted network offriends. In the final stage that starts at age 50, the 4/6 comes off the roof and re-engages in life, influencing and externalizing a new transcendent perspective that is neither this nor that.wough the simple process ofliving life, they model what it is to be uniquely yourself, rather than be defined by the nature ofthe world around you.

Personal: There is a natural internal tension between your conscious yearning for connection and quality relationships, and your unconscious desire to stand apart so you can objectively evaluate and judge what life is really about and where we are heading. You are generally the cautious voyeur, standing at the edge of the group, and watching with objective transpersonal eyes that are waiting for the opportunity to contribute a new perspective and change the other’s way of thinking. Built into your 4th line is the ability, with the right opportunity, to communicate your truth to the other. You are not, however, interested in being changed by others. When you feel resistance from others, you will abdicate and look for those that are receptive to what you have to share. Time spent alone is refreshing and important for you as your interactions can result in people fatigue. Living through your Strategy and Authority brings you those relationships that will ultimately aliowyou to influence, externalize and model who you uniquely are. You are watching for relationships you can trust so that you can truly become a living example of a leader without followers.

You have a genuine ability to develop intimate relationships,which also takes time and an investment ofyour energy. It is also natural for you to observe and evaluate people from a distance. Every single relationship matters as these are your friends who you will influence on a very deep level, and who will provide you over time with the opportunities you need in life to model your new perspective. You are not designed to influence strangers; you need those who are familiar with you, and they need to be correct for you in ali ways, not just because you see the potential for influence and externalization. It may be years into a relationship before an actual opportunity presents itself, and the energy invested must be simply for the relationship itself In the wrong relationships, you will be investing your energy without receiving energy back, and may abdicate the truth ofwho you are, meet the wrong opportunities, and experience disappointment, sadness and fatigue.

Interpersonal: To properly raise 4th line children, we need to give them time to mature from dependents to benefactors; they should not be rushed out into the world. 4th lines can be dependent for a long time, but once they come into their own they make an important shift. Recognizing how important it was to have a benefactor themselves, with their characteristic loyalty, they will in turn take care of those who took care of them. Many 4th lines will become philanthropists, benefactors to society as a whole, and create foundations that open up opportunities for others.

Relationships are everything for 4th lines; the quality of their lives is in direct proportion to the quality of their networks. 4/6’s operate as a 3rd line, however, during the first stage oflife, and they can be bumped into by relationships and networks that do not work. The most valuable guidance that a parent can offer during the first 30 years of a 4/6’s life concerns the relationships that they enter into, as these can determine the success or failure of the flowering into a transcendent Role Model that will take place after the age of 50.

At times, 4/6’s can be a fence-sitters as the 4th line wants involvement, and the 6th line simply wants to watch. We need them to come down off the fence, however, and share their astute observations with us. The Opportunist Role Model has a generous spirit that wants the best for everyone, and they are able to bring love into the world with their warm hearts and wise heads. When their trust is broken, however, their sensitive hearts can be easily wounded, and the warm heart can turn cold and even mean when it is rejected.

FAMOUS 4/6’5: AL PACINO, BRAD PITT, DAVID BECKHAM, MANUEL NORIEGA, NAGAKO (EMPRESS OF JAPA ), PALOMA PICASSO, ROBERT KENNEDY, RUPERT MURDOCH, SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

4/1

Opportunist / Investigator

›Description

OPPORTUNIST INVESTIGATOR

4TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS EXTERNALIZATION

Nature - Opportunist

Type - Abdicator

Memory - Fatigue

Direction - Aloneness

Sexuality - Confidant or Not

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Kindness/Meanness

Frequency Resonance - Corruption or Not

1ST LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS INTROSPECTION

Behavioral Identity - Modesty

Projected Attitude - Authoritarian

Limited Perspective - Empathy

Aspired to Role - Creativity

Bonding Strategy - PursuerlPursued

Security Strategy - Self-Provider/Coveter

Emotional Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Awareness Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Background: The Opportunist Investigator represents an interesting juxtaposition of the socially open and friendly 4th line, and the unconscious, introverted and insecure 1st line. The 1st line is the foundation ofthe lower trigram, and the 4th line is the foundation ofthe upper trigram, creating a harmony ofpurpose.This is a unique profile that comprises only about 2% ofthe world’s population, and with its Fixed Fate, serves as the bridge between the Right Angle Personal Destiny and Left Angle Trans-Personal Karma. Neither this nor that, not personal or transpersonal, there is only one Juxtaposition profile for each Hexagram.The 4/1 moves along its own specific line ofgeometry; like a train on a track it has a movement and direction through life that cannot be altered.

Personal: You are designed to study, learn and establish a solid foundation in an area of life that fascinates you, and then to influence others with your knowledge base. Your foundation is whatever thing you love to immerse yourself in, and want to share with others. Investigating and becoming an expert on a given topic transforms your inherent insecurity into an authority. Once you are established as an authority, you can then go out to your network and become an influential expert in your field. With your 4th line people skills, you have a natural ability to know how to best communicate your knowledge base to others.

Your role is to network and bring together the research and development of the Personal Destiny profiles with the marketing and universalizing of the Trans-Personal Karma profiles. You have one foot in each world, yet you operate differently with a role that is separate and apart from them. For you, Fixed Fate is a life of following your own unique line of geometry, whatever that may be. To learn more about what your Fixed Fate is here to investigate and externalize, look at your Personality Sun and Earth located in your BodyGraph. This will give you a sense ofyour purpose, ofwhat you are here to do in life. As you begin to live your life through your Strategy and as your own Authority, you will witness your life aligning perfectly to your purpose, and to your fate.

For all 4th lines, the quality of your life is deeply dependent upon the quality of your network (family, friends and co-workers). Your opportunities to externalize your foundation come through the people in your network, through friendly associations as you are not designed to influence strangers. To effectively externalize your knowledge base, a personal connection is necessary. If you are asked to speak at an event by someone you know, for example, it is best for you to show up early and make as many face-to-face connections with the audience as possible. Or have a ‘get to know you’mixer the night before so that you will be speaking to a familiar and receptive room. It is also important for you to have a solid foundation for your life in the areas ofhome, finances, relationships and work. Achieving this in an ever-changing world, however, can be challenging.

Even though a 4/1 is fixed and solid like an oak tree, there is vulnerability inherent in this profile. You are so fixed that you can be broken, and the pieces can be hard to put back together again. Understanding how you are designed, and what your purpose is, can help you to stay on track and deal with the challenges oflife. In order to stay steady on your course and enjoy the ride, it is most important that you be exactly who you are, and not change for anyone else. For you to maintain a sense of balance and health, others will need to adapt to you as you cannot adapt to them. You can go along with the other temporarily, but you must always return to your fixed unique way.

Interpersonal: Life and people are a real education for Opportunist Investigators, as they learn through interaction that not everyone sees the world as black and white, or right and wrong, like they do.1hey get a rude awakening into the ways ofthe world, which makes them somewhat vulnerable and prone to heartache. 4/1’s learn through these experiences, however, and their Fixed Fate keeps them moving forward. It is important to stay above the fray, and in addition to their broader network, they need a trusted circle of close friends and confidants who provide unconditional loving support without resistance. Opportunist Investigators enjoy the study of human behavior, and may enjoy investigating some form ofpsychology, sociology, astrology or Human Design.

In order to get a good start in life, education and a solid secure home life are very important for a 4/1 child. They need to be encouraged and provided with the opportunity to study what they love and enjoy. For relationships to work for a 4/1, they must be built on a foundation offriendship and integrity as the bonding strategy is Brotherhood/Sisterhood or friends first, and then intimacy. The ‘other’who is in a relationship with the Opportunist Investigator will need to do the adapting. 4/1’s can be the most loyal and generous of friends, but they cannot be in relationships where they are resisted, or where there is a lack oftrust or loyalty. It is best to be completely honest and transparent with 4/1 profiles because built into the 4th line is the abdicator. If they are resisted, they will move on to find someone else who wants what they have.

Ifyou argue with 4/1 profile, they will politely nod their head, while steadfastly and quietly holding on to their own truth deep inside. It is very difficult to change the mind of a 4/1, however, it can be done if you substantiate your points with good solid facts.

FAMOUS 4/1 ‘s: DAVID GINSBURG, ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, BARBARA WALTERS, BETTE MIDLER, Buzz ALDRIN, GIANNI VERSACE, LOUIS VUITTON, PETER SELLERS, RICHARD HARRIS

5/1

Heretic / Investigator

›Description

HERETIC INVESTIGATOR

5TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS UNIVERSALIZATION

Nature - The Heretic

Type - The General

Memory - The Savior

Direction - Attractiveness

Sexuality - Seducer/Seduced

Humanity - Distributor/Hoarder

Wave Resonance - Selflessness/Selfishness

Frequency Resonance - Discipline/Rebellion

1ST LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS INTROSPECTION

Behavioral Identity - Modesty

Projected Attitude - Authoritarian

Limited Perspective - Empathy

Aspired to Role - Creativity

Bonding Strategy - PursuerlPursued

Security Strategy - Self-Provider/Coveter

Emotional Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Awareness Resonance - Weakness/Strength

Background: In the I’Ching, the exalted or ruling 5th line embodies the theme of a hexagram. For the Heretic Investigator, the unconscious 1st line, representing the authoritative foundation, is joined by the 5th line which consciously projects all that foundation could or should be. The result is that the 5/1 is the most transpersonal, with the highest universalizing potential, of all 12 profiles. This is the profile ofsaviors and generals, or oftrickery and paranoia, and it is very seductive. Heretic Investigators are projected upon to save or rescue others with a practical solution in a time of crisis.

Personal: Trans-Personal Destiny means that you are here to deal with karma, and you are designed to have encounters with others that can be important and potentially mutative for both you and them. If you can picture your life path as a grid with intersecting points that represent these encounters, you can get a sense of how you are destined to meet allies in life who are here to assist you, as well as receive assistance from you. These karmic encounters, which very often can feel like deja vu, can be as complex as a business arrangement or as simple as someone asking you for directions. You are aware on some level ofyour conscious transpersonal5th line, an alluring and seductive line that is continually projected upon. Others feel, without even knowing you, that you have omething potentially important and helpful that they need. This projection draws people to you, providing you with the ability to have the encounters in life that you need in order to live out your unique life purpose.

Others project onto you that you can lead, guide, help or save them, and when it’s the right projection, you enjoy filling the role, and being able to deliver practical solutions with your expert problem solving skills. There are times, however, when the projection you are feeling is not the right one for you, and you feel insecure and unsure that you can provide what the other person needs and wants. It is important for you to know which projections are the correct ones to say yes to. If you say yes when it is not correct, you can get caught in the illusory web created by the projections of others, and make commitments you cannot live up to resulting in a tarnished reputation. It is healthy for you to be suspicious and a bit paranoid of the expectations of others.

Ra has said, “The hopes and dreams of humanity rest on the shoulders of a 5th line.” This is a big responsibility to carry, and the best way to operate within this expectant projection field is to stand on a solid, practical and authentic foundation.

One of the advantages of being a 5th line is that the initial projection from others starts out as positive. People are projecting onto you that you can deliver what they need, and if you deliver something practical, your reputation will flourish. If a practical solution is not provided, ifwhat you have given them is a ‘house of cards’, your reputation suffers and the ‘heretic will be burned at the stake.’ Without a reputation that can be trusted, your conscious 5th line may have to change direction and begin again somewhere else. You need to make sure that, before you get involved, you are prepared with a practical solution that works for everyone. You do this with your unconscious 1st line, the Investigator. Your 1st line is designed to get to the bottom of things, to study and establish a secure foundation ofknowledge. Once you have a solid foundation, and have become an authority, you are prepared to impact and mutate society, when needed. Following your Strategy and Authority will guide you to the right circumstance and timing for universalizing your practical foundation.

You are a keen observer of the world around you, and preparedness, as well as correct timing, is essential to your success. When the two come together, you are the Heretic Investigator who can break through humanity’s habit ofseeing things in the same old way, and make your revolutionary heretical point of view work when all else has failed. Unlike 4th lines, whose greatest influence is within their networks and personal associations, you are most powerful as a stranger ofconsequence. You are designed to interface with new people who are ready to receive your heretical mutative information; familiarity breeds contempt for a 5th line.You greatly benefit from times ofwithdrawal, out of the projection field, to build up strength and cultivate your skills so that you can be ready to meet the next crisis when the commitment is correct for you. You find refreshment on many levels through cultivating beauty and creativity.

Interpersonal: Heretic Investigators aspire to make themselves personally attractive in order to improve their chances of universalizing, as well as to seduce a partner into seducing them. They have vulnerabilities and insecurities, and are reluctant to show their true self Few people ever truly know the 5th line as they are shrouded in an elusive projection field. The 5th line hoards, or holds back, and waits for the illusion of power (the projection field) to build, and the right moment to universalize the foundation. Providing practical solutions in crisis situations requires disciplined patience. Heretic Investigators thrive on this process, but need to remember to return to their waiting once they have satisfied a projection, in order to prepare for the next. They must be able to recognize when it is the right time to move on, or else suffer damage to their reputation. Ifthey wait too long- to leave and there is nothing left to save, new layers of projections get added over the first ones that may not be correct for them. In addition, the 5/1 profile has an interesting connection with the 6/2 profile. Because ofthe wisdom and trust associated with 6/2’s, they can enhance or save the reputations of 5/1’s by innocently supporting their heresy, and the practical foundation they are universalizing. The reverse is also true. 6/2’s can destroy their reputation as well.

FAMOUS 5/l’s: ANNE FRANK, BUCKMINSTER FULLER, CLINT EASTWOOD, HARRY BELAFONTE, HUGH HEFNER, NEIL ARMSTRONG, PADRE PIO, PAUL MCCARTNEY, RA URU Hu, THEO VAN GOGH

5/2

Heretic / Hermit

›Description

HERETIC HERMIT

5TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS UNIVERSALIZATION

Nature - The Heretic

Type - The General

Memory - The Savior

Direction - Attractiveness

Sexuality - Seducer/Seduced

Humanity - Distributor/Hoarder

Wave Resonance - Selflessness/Selfishness

Frequency Resonance - Discipline/Rebellion

2ND LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS PROJECTION

Behavioral Identity - Hermit

Projected Attitude - Democrat

Limited Perspective - Bigotry

Aspired to Role - Harmony

Bonding Strategy - Shynesslboldness

Security Strategy - NourisherlDepleter

Emotional Resonance - AdvancelWithdrawal

Awareness Resonance - Determination or Not

Background: Living within a dual projection field, Heretic Hermits must be their own stimulus or motivation. When the correct projection sets things in motion, the Heretic calls it’s own Hermit’s gifts forth, applying or universalizing what it does naturally. 5I2’s live an unusual life of constant projection. Returning to the house metaphor, we have the conscious 5th line on the second floor, behind the curtain and looking out on the street, very aware of the people below projecting up at it as they wonder what is going on behind that curtain. The unconscious 2nd line is on the first floor, lights on, curtains open, dancing around, unaware that people are looking in and projecting onto it as well.

This rare profile is referred to as the reluctant Heretic, as it is quite commonplace for Heretic Hermits to remain detached and uninvolved due to the uncertainty ofwhether they can deliver on the projection from others. Although they are a transpersonal profile, unlike 5I1’s that have karma with the other, 5I2’s carry their own karma within. They have to live out something based on what they lived out in the past, but ‘they’ are the ones that have to discover it. Ifthey don’t, whatever it is does not get called out, and they do not get to universalize it.

Personal: You are deeply gifted in an unusualway, and it is very importantfor you to understand how to engage with life. What you are waiting for is the correct internal call to something revolutionary, something you can lead others to that lies beyond the mundane plane. Once properly engaged, you are empowered to selflessly nourish those you are here to support, while providing for your own material needs at the same time. Unlike 5Il’s who universalize a foundation, something they have investigated and studied, you are universalizing your own natural talents and gifts. This is personal and you can feel very vulnerable. When you are called to step in and help, you are asking people to believe in you. You have to stand on your charismatic power alone, and this can create much uncertainty.

Your 2nd line genius is unconscious and buried deep inside you, and it is difficult for you to know when you have received the correct call. You are called through the projection field, and it is imperative to your success and reputation that you understand how to make correct decisions by using your Strategy and Authority. Only when you have recognized the correct call can you fulfill the projection. The 5th line in your profile starts with a positive projection from others that you can deliver what they need and want, and the moment you don’t fulfill that projection your reputation suffers. This is a transpersonal profile, and your reputation can suffer on a wide scale, therefore it is even more important for you to understand how to make correct decisions from your own authority and not the projection field. It is a necessity for you, and also a relief, to get away from the projections of others, as you feel naturally and comfortably complete, and are happy to be alone with yourself. Your 2nd line unconscious body needs its special hermit alone time to stay healthy, and to nurture your natural gifts and talents.

As a Hermit, you have no inherent interest in improving what you do naturally, or proving to yourself or others what you hold to be true. And as a Heretic, you are not comfortable being projected upon by just any person in crisis to provide practical solutions, or to fulfill hopes and expectations. If you experience many failures in living up to others’ projections, this can negatively reinforce your tendency for aloneness. You can feel uncertain about what you actually can do, and get overwhelmed and confused by so many projections. Ifpushed to an unhealthy extreme, you may choose to insulate yourselffrom all outside expectation, and then endure the reputation ofan underachiever or hoarder who refuses to empower and universalize your gifts for the benefit of others.

Interpersonal: The secret to interacting with Heretic Hermits is to avoid pressuring them in any way. Wait until they call them elves out, and see their own way into a predicament or crisis that requires their particular and inherent genius. This is how this unusual profile manifests evolutionary new truths in the world in personally rewarding ways, and maintains harmony for itself, as 5/2’s believe that the root of harmony is that no one should be pressured. In relationships, the 5th line Heretic relies on its power of attraction to get the other’s attention, while the Hermit’s shyness automatically sets up a protective barrier to real intimacy. When a pursuer or person ofinterest appears, however, this profile can let down its barrier, thus permitting the pursuer’s boldness to effectively complete the seduction and open the way to intimacy.

The 5/2 child’s need to motivate itself can be frustrating and challenging for parents. There is tremendous expectation placed on these children to show their talent or genius in the world, and to help others. When they retreat into their room instead to seemingly play around, their families can project on them that they are underachievers. This can make 5/2 children very uncomfortable with others as they always feel the pressure of those projected expectations. They can also be very su picious of what others see in them, as they are insecure about their natural talents and not sure if they can meet the projection. In working with 5/2 children it is best to present many different things to them until something turns them on. They are very selective, but once turned on they will call themselves out and share their natural abilities.

FAMOUS 5/2’5: ABRAHAM LINCOLN, CORETTA SCOTT KING, BRIDGET FONDA, GEORGE ELIOT, MIKE WALLACE, PETER GRAVES, RON L. HUBBARD, ALVIN AILEY, CHYNNA PHILLIPS, FRANZ SCHUBERT

6/2

Role Model / Hermit

›Description

ROLE MODEL HERMIT

6TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS TRANSITION

Nature - Role Model

Type - Administrator

Memory - Optimist

Direction - Objectivity

Sexuality - Soul Matc or Not

Humanity - Trust or Not

Wave Resonance - Sympathy/Apathy

Frequency Resonance - Leadership or Not

2ND LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS PROJECTION

Behavioral Identity - Hermit

Projected Attitude - Democrat

Limited Perspective - Bigotry

Aspired to Role - Harmony

Bonding Strategy - Shynesslboldness

Security Strategy - NourisherlDepleter

Emotional Resonance - AdvancelWithdrawal

Awareness Resonance - Determination or Not

Background: The transpersonal Role Model Hermit is here to show us all how to live authentically without being dependent On outside authorities, and to realize and accept our unique perfection. The unconscious and naturally gifted Hermit just wants to be left alone to do its own thing. In the house metaphor, Line 6 sits on the roof, separate from the rest of the house, but with a view into the next house, or the next hexagram. Role Models are not necessarily interested in what is going on inside the house; they are more interested in the broader view.

This rooftop perch gives 6/2’s the ability to be removed from the ‘drama’ oflife, and allows them to objectively observe and offer a detached viewpoint, much like the sage on the mountaintop. TIle 2nd and 6th lines have something in common as the Hermit’s natural gifts are always noticed, and the Role Model observer is also always being observed.

Personal: You can feel a bit out ofsync with the world. You have a birds’ eye view oflife, so you can see the big picture and are wise beyond your years. Profiles without a 6th line do not have the ability to see life the way you see it, and this can make you feel disconnected from others, or question and wonder why they don’t they see what is obvious to you.When combined, your 6th and 2nd lines give you the capacity to be the democratic administrator; a unique, capable and wise authority.

As with all 6th lines, you will go through three significant stages in life. It is important for you to embrace each aspect of this process as it matures and prepares you for your true calling, which is the role of trusted leader. The first 30 years are trial and error discovery, gathering valuable experiences, and losing some ofyour innocence as you get exposed to the hard realities oflife, and what does not work. The second stage ofyour development is a time for you to retreat, heal your wounds, regain your optimism, enjoy life and watch for the things that do work. Your unconscious 2nd line Hermit feels good in this stage as withdrawal is natural. Nter the age of50, you receive a calling, re-engage with life, and become a true Role Model and living example ofthe wise, aware, objective judge and observer.

You are always noticed, and have great transpersonal power even when you are withdrawn and reclusive. A life of harmony for you means no agendas or pressure to prove yourself Your ability to stay above the fray, removed from the insignificant dramas in life, helps you to maintain objectivity. You are most interested in things with depth and meaning; the trivial does not engage you. Others see you as an objective administrator, and will call you out for advice. As a transpersonal person, you are someone others listen to and your advice carries a lot of weight. If you say this thing works or not, or this person is good or bad, people will take your word for it. Your 6th line, when healthy, is fundamentally optimistic - hoping and dreaming for the best in life for everyone, including yourself At the same time, your unconscious 2nd line sees the frailties and self-hatred that exists within humanity.

Your natural genius and innate talents must be protected and allowed to unfold naturally in order to be called out and made available to the world. You are not a generalist, and there is a specific and special call that will allow you to bring out your gifts and embody your Role Model power. This calling is not something that you will find by seeking; it must be called out ofyou by others. There is a noble, self-sufficient, optimistic and visionary quality that emerges from you if you are able to stay with your process, maintain your perspective, and safeguard your natural gifts during the first two stages oflife. Your unconscious uncertainty, however, can cause you to hold back and not share your special gifts with the world. Your Strategy and Authority will guide you to the correct people and the correct call.

Interpersonal: Role Model Hermits are idealists looking for the perfect life and perfect mate; someone they can stand with, relate to, and be proud ofThe potential partner must be bold, however, and break through the 6/2 barrier. During the first 30-year trial and error cycle they jump into intimacy only to suffer from disillusionment and disappointment. Typically, meeting their mate is possible only after they enter the retreat phase oflife, and yet, a lot oftime can be spent in this phase trying to change a partner into the perfect model. It is important that 6/2’s live their truth, and not attempt to change the truth of others. Trust is nourishing for the Role Model Hermit, and they cannot be intimate with anyone they cannot trust. If the trust is broken, you will only get access to the 6/2 on a superficial level.

It is very important to support the 6/2 child in discovering their true nature, and to not shame them for any trial and error ‘mistakes’ that are made in the first 30 years. They can be insecure in their gifts, and can be their own worse critics, as they are always looking for perfection. They need encouragement to explore and try things. When something does not work out, a parent can guide the child to learn from the discovery by asking “What did you learn from this experience?”

The 3-part 6th line developmental process is something all human beings go through, and is modeled and accentuated by 6th lines as they lead us through this transition to the new 9-centered form. They are here to show us the way to live as a differentiated 9-centered being, able to operate and make decisions from our own authority. Role Model Hermits are here to show us how to live according to our own wisdom.

FAMOUS 6/2’s: BARACK OSAMA, BILLY JOEL, CHARLES DE GAULLE, CHARLES DICKENS, ERROL FLYNN, GEORGE LUCAS, HARRY S. TRUMAN, HENRY FORD, ISADORA DUNCAN, ZELDA FITZGERALD

6/3

Role Model / Martyr

›Description

ROLE MODEL MARTYR

6TH LINE PERSONALITY CONSCIOUS TRANSITION

Nature - Role Model

Type - Administrator

Memory - Optimist

Direction - Objectivity

Sexuality - Soul Matc or Not

Humanity - Trust or Not

Wave Resonance - Sympathy/Apathy

Frequency Resonance - Leadership or Not

3RD LINE DESIGN UNCONSCIOUS ADAPTATION

Nature - Martyr

Type - Anarchist

Memory - Pessimism

Direction - Sustainment

Sexuality - Bonds made and Broken

Humanity - Benefactor/Dependant

Wave Resonance - Allegiance/Rejection

Frequency Resonance - Partnership/Dependency

Background: The Role Model Martyr, the completion point of the 12 profiles, combines the conscious and aloof 6th line which seeks the perfection in life, with the unconscious, restless, materially-oriented and mutative 3rd line. The 6/3 is a profile of transition and change, which can lead to a potentially chaotic and destabilizing life. No matter where the 6th line is in the tripartite life process, the unconscious 3rd line continually pulls it into subjective experiences. It is through this process though that 6/3’s become the wisest ofRole Models, ultimately discovering that uniqueness is perfection, and that we cannot trust in anyone when making decisions but ourselves.

Personal: As is true for all 6th lines, you will go through a three-part life process. For a 6/3 profile these three stages are experienced differently as the first 30 years are experienced as a 3/3 profile, which is a doubly intense and sometimes very difficult trial and error process. You are gathering subjective experiences, and you engage in and try just about everything, including jumping into situations and relationships that do not work. You can become disappointed, and ultimately conditioned, to feel pessimistically that nothing in life really works.

It is not necessary that you go through a traumatic first stage, and how you experience this first phase is dependent upon the parenting and conditioning that you receive as a child. Ifyou are raised as yourself, respected as an individual and given guidance on how to make decisions as yourself, you will have a smoother first stage. If you are your own Authority, you will gain wisdom from these subjective experiences and discover what is correct for you to discover. 6/3 children need to be encouraged and taught to see that a trial and error process is not about mistakes, but rather opportunities for learning. Otherwise you can end up with both a martyr and inferiority complex, along with a chip on your shoulder and a deep pessimism about life.

Between 30 and 50 you go up onto the roof for a more aloof, objective observation process. This is the time when you retreat from the subjective experiences as your 3/3 is now a 6/3, but you don’t really get the reprieve ofstaying securely up on the roof that a 6/2 profile does. Your unconscious 3rd line continually pulls on you to engage again and again in the experiential trial and error process, with feelings of”this is not it, there is still more,” and “there are still things to try and things that still need to be explored.”You move up and down the ladder between being connected and being aloof, between sympathy and apathy. Ifburned by an unpleasant or discouraging experience you retreat for a while, until you are bored or a new adventure looks appealing, and then you climb down again and engage in the next experience. You are driven by your conscious 6th line’s optimism that all things are possible, and that you can find something to trust and a soul mate. You move back and forth between pessimism and optimism.

From 50 years on, you experience the potential for the fulfillment of your uniqueness and your flowering into a Role Model. By this time in your life, if you have survived, you have gained a tremendous amount ofwisdom and will be looked to as a wise and objective advisor with a unique perspective on life. Lurking at the unconscious level though is your 3rd line, ready for the next discovery, the next experiment that may disrupt the tranquility and perfection the 6th line would like to enjoy. Objectivity is your saving grace; it sustains you. It is what you aspire to and what brings you harmony in your life. Yours is a life of constant transition, of engagement and disengagement. Having a partner in life is important for you, and it is correct for you to have a life of bonds made and broken, to be able to pull away and then re-engage again. When you are operating as your own unique authority, you experience the transitions that are correct for you. There is nothing worse for you than a mental decision that goes bad, and it can lead to painful and damaging experiences.

Interpersonal: Role Model Martyrs are born with resilience, and an ability to sustain their own direction. Life works for them when they can embrace the chaos and confusion and wonderment of their early years, and receive all as essential discovery and learning as this is the foundation for their valuable wisdom. The 6/3 profile needs supportive relationships with people they trust, people who provide the option to pull away or break the bond when necessary in order to reconnect and strengthen it.

6th lines model for us the new way to live in this 9-centered world. The old ways were based on leaders and followers, with 5th line universalizers conditioning us into homogenized humans who continually gave their Authority to others. Human Design came into the world to liberate the individual, and to nurture the uniqueness of all human beings. The essence of this is embodied and demonstrated in the 6th line theme. As we enter into a new era of mutation, getting closer and closer to 2027 and a 6th line way of being in the world, the structures and institutions that support giving our Authority over to outside influences will continue to crumble.

In the old 7-centered model, we were told what to do. It’s not in the nature of a 6th line to do this; instead they innocently model what it means to live our lives correctly as ourselves, through our own Authority. They walk among us in their post Kiron phase as examples of 9-centered living, allowing the uniqueness to unfold. 6th lines demonstrate that it is ok to be yourself, and that you can find what you need within.

FAMOUS 6/3’5: DAN RATHER, FARRAH FAWCETT, HARRISON FORD, MATT DAMON, PAULO COELHO, ROCK HUDSON, SERENA WILLIAMS, STEVE JOBS, KING UMBERTO II, USHER RAYMOND IV

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