i.
The Reading
A one-hour reading of your chart, sent in advance, followed by a slow conversation. Recorded; transcripts on request. Best for those new to the framework.
Format
60 min · written notes + recording
The Human System — iv.
Laboratory Notes
Three ways of working with the Human Design framework. I treat the chart as a vocabulary, not a prescription. These are descriptions of how I work, not promises of what you will receive.
CHART · SELF · 1981·11·14·08:42 KL
The chart, schematically
Nine centres, thirty-six channels.
The bodygraph is a diagram of nine centres and the channels that connect them. A centre is shaded when it is defined — that is, when at least one of its gates is active. Defined centres are reliable; undefined centres take their colour from the room.
I read charts as descriptions, not prescriptions. The vocabulary is precise enough to be useful and loose enough not to flatten anyone.
Defined
Undefined
ii.
The Quarterly
For returning readers. We revisit a single decision or question across four sessions in a year. Often used during transitions — a move, a separation, a new role.
Format
4 × 45 min · across a year
iii.
For Two
A reading for partners, business or otherwise, that maps where each chart’s mechanics meet and disagree. We do not predict; we describe.
Format
90 min · for two charts
A note before writing
Readings are typically scheduled three to four weeks in advance. I write back personally to every enquiry, and decline more than I accept.