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Unconscious gates were imprinted 88 days before the moment of your birth and comprise characteristics you may not recognise in yourself. In Human Design, these columns of numbers are known as profile lines, because they come from the lines of each gate. You’ll see that each one has a number between 1 and 64 (the gate), followed by a period, and a number 1 to 6 (the line of that gate). The sun/earth of the design are opposite each other on the Rave Mandala and activate the same line in opposite hexagrams. Human Design is based on several different ancient traditions, including numerology and the I-Ching system.
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It’s a powerful reminder of the depth of our journey and the riches that can be found in its darker corners. Hexagram 28 from the I Ching teaches the importance of resilience and balance in the face of overwhelming challenges. It reminds us that maintaining integrity and stability, even under excessive pressure, requires a strong foundation, adaptability, and a clear understanding of one's limitations. If you have not found or are not living your purpose yet, you may experience fear around whether you’ll ever find it. Or, if you do find it, whether you are up to the challenge of fulfilling it.
Gates 25-51, Initiation Channel
This maximum comes from the 13 celestial bodies (known as planets) in our conscious personality and unconscious design profile lines shown on each side of your unique chart (more on this later). We can learn to harness our potential by living in alignment with our Human Design type. They’re willing to confront their deepest fears, not for the adrenaline but for the profound truths waiting to be unearthed. This can lead to excessive risk-taking, pushing boundaries not for the sake of understanding but purely for the thrill or to combat an inner void. To follow the energy of life, you will discover that it is always seeking the best of what you might become.
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And when we are transforming our shadows into light, when we are facing the deepest darkest parts of ourselves, we are letting go of attachments. It’s one of the reasons I love Human Design so much – it is like a fast track to the shadows that are in desperate need of our attention, acceptance, and unshakeable love. I held space for the kind of darkness that most people don’t even know exist.
Gates 19-49, Synthesis Channel
Without Gate 38, we may fall victim to unnecessary pressure to fight or struggle, experiencing needless resistance and exhaustion. We look to people with Gate 38 for clues about what they have discovered makes their life's struggles worthwhile. Expressing the low version of this energy may lead you to take big risks in order to feel alive and live life to the fullest. You may rebel against the status quo, or you may struggle with depression, despair, and even suicidal thoughts.
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The potential during this transit is the pure essence of knowing what it really is ‘to know’ in an instinctual way – it’s the purest knowing that’s possible. Four channels are not included in any circuit, known as the integration channels. The energy of this gate is a pressure for logic and evidence, without which the naturally sceptical mind is inclined towards doubt. Knowledge is experienced intellectually, while wisdom is a combination of knowledge and knowingness physically experienced in the body. Gate 60 thrives within clear boundaries, using creativity to transcend challenges.
However, they may become very bitter when conditioning interferes with their correct way of living. As we waltz with the stars this week, the profound energies of Gate 28, the “Game Player,” call us to confront life’s great challenges with determination and will. This gate, resonating deep within our collective spirit, speaks of a struggle for meaning and the raw essence of life’s great mysteries. To fully embrace the energy of Gate 28 is to engage with life fearlessly, not out of recklessness but with the profound desire to understand deeper truths. There’s a potential to become recklessly adventurous, challenging life without purpose, which can lead to unnecessary perils or existential crises. This is the energy of someone who might feel constantly on the edge, driven by the need to confront danger or challenge fate without a clear reason.
Efforts to numb this much emotional pain sometimes lead to addictions of all kinds, or substance abuse. If you have this game player energy defined in your chart, you may enjoy living life on the edge, using the spontaneity of the Spleen Center to experience the thrill of being alive. While this journey may be challenging at times, it is also an opportunity for profound self-discovery and understanding. A common challenge for individuals with Gate 28 is to balance their introspective tendencies with their practical needs.
This energy of this gate is related to the provocation of emotions into mobilising change. Also an awareness and clarity of those emotions, and an expectation that we must each take responsibility for our own feelings and resulting actions. The energy for adventure and sensing a need for change; intuitively understanding the correct path to take. The gate of frantic energy; with this gate defined you are at your most content and empowered when also at your busiest.
When you find what gives your life meaning and you live from a grounded sense of purpose, the everyday struggles you may have experienced previously will tend to fall away. Gate 28, the Gate of the Game Player, reminds us of the importance of embracing challenges, competition, and playfulness in our lives. It encourages us to tap into our strategic thinking, adaptability, resilience, and joyful spirit.
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The life force energy of each channel establishes each aura type’s process for making correct decisions. The drive to reproduce and to experience intimacy in romantic and platonic relationships. The energy of this gate is focused around storytelling, using personal experiences as an expression for illustrating ideas and stimulate listeners. An intrinsic understanding or knowing of when it’s time for a change, or even a revolution. Those with gate 44 defined are excellent judges of character, instinctively able to pick up on positive and negative traits. An inherent understanding that people tend to repeat habitual patterns of behaviour, and change is required to achieve a different result.
In essence, while Gate 28 can present significant challenges, it also offers opportunities for deep introspection, self-discovery, and transformation. Take them out into your world and let their answers reveal themselves to you. The official name for Human Design Gate 28 is The Gate of The Game Player.
Those who possess this gate can develop a profound understanding of life, helping them to guide others on their path. It’s a ‘knowing’ of what is worth putting effort and energy toward to find a purposeful life … whatever than means to you. After all, it’s an individual pursuit to empower yourself to have a meaningful life. As with all the energies in the chart, there is a high and a low expression of each gate. As you explore the gates in your chart, consider how that energy may be influencing your life experience. We are designed to be joyful, connected, creative, abundant, and powerful.
Each specific gate relates to its corresponding hexagram, and they’re also said to be linked with a specific codon. Everybody has a maximum of 26 activated gates out of the total of 64, though it’s common to have more than one activation in the same gate. Gate 28 represents the daredevil within each of us, the part that is willing to push boundaries to find meaning, even if it means courting danger.
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