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A Piece of My Mind

Human Design. The I'Ching. The Mechanics of Consciousness. Understanding Myself and Others. Higher Principles. Right Action.

Newsletter · By Kip Winsett · US · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    How to Use Human Design to Parent (without manipulating or over-conditioning your child) (opens the original)

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    Something very interesting happens when parents discover Human Design. I mean, suddenly they want to "do it right", and of course that's understandable. You look at your child's chart, and you start seeing things you wish someone had understood about you when you were young, right?You see their emotional process, you see their sensitivity, their energy levels, and their need for recognition or rest. The penny drops, the light bulb turns on, and "BOOM! You see it, clear as day. Children are not i

  2. Issue · Jul 17, 2026

    I Thought Ra Invented This Metaphor (opens the original)

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    For more than 25 years, I’ve taught Human Design using Ra Uru Hu’s metaphor of the Vehicle, the Driver, and the Passenger. Like most people, I assumed it was uniquely his. It certainly sounded like Ra. The body is the Vehicle. The Personality is the Passenger. The mind isn’t here to drive. Mechanical. Simple. Or so I thought.Thanks for reading A Piece of My Mind! Learn Human Design. Share your knowledge. Transform lives.<form class="subscription-widget-subscri

  3. Issue · Jul 10, 2026

    The Zen of "Do Without Doing": What It Truly Means (opens the original)

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    Do without doing means exactly that. We get so attached to consciously, deliberately doing. We start trying to do this or that. For example, we focus on trying to be a Generator or a Projector, or any number of aspects in our chart – profile, channels, gates, lines, arrows. Then, in the next breath, we say “don’t use your mind”. However, when we focus on doing something, it is the mind that decides what to focus on, how to focus on it, how to display the behavior, etc., ad nauseam.For the mind,

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