Human Design Collective Podcast
The Human Design Collective podcast explores the Human Design System as a map of awakening and discovering our unique potential and purpose in the world.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Ivar Vehler on passenger consciousness, the trap of identifying with our qualities, and the stillness beneath reflection (opens the original)
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Ivar Vehler is a 6/2 Emotional Manifesting Generator, a sociologist by training with studies in organizational sociology at the University of Oslo and UC Berkeley. Based in Oslo, Norway, he has spent more than two decades in leadership development and mindfulness teaching, including eight years of in-depth training with his teacher Vigdis Garbarek. Human Design is not his core modality, and he comes to it from long contemplative practice and a commitment to going to the fundamentals of whatever
Emelie Eriksson on building self-trust, the nuances of inner authority, and living as a differentiated individual (opens the original)
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Emelie Eriksson is a 5/1 Sacral Generator with a strongly individual chart, immersed in Human Design for over ten years. Based in Norway, she brings together her studies of Human Design, Gene Keys, mindfulness, and years of guidance from her teacher Vigdis to explore what it means to live in alignment. In this episode, Emelie shares how she discovered Human Design after losing touch with her own sense of direction, and how her individual chart, with its channels of struggle and initiation, gradu
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