We are all perfect

The market is flooded with various Human Design courses, each with their own interpretations, factions, and titles, making it difficult for beginners like us to know where to start, let alone distinguish between analysts on the market.

When I discussed this with Mr. Tung, his attitude was very "Human Design." I think that the central idea of Human Design is that there is no such thing as "should" or "should not."

One day I asked Mr. Tung, "Why do so many people think that an A.I. like Chatgpt is going to take their jobs instead of seeing it as an opportunity?"

Mr. Tung replied, "People who haven't defined their Will Center really do feel that they're easily replaceable."

Another day, I said, "There are so many people teaching how to use A.I., but wouldn't it be better to try it out ourselves to see what possibilities there are?"

Mr. Tung said, "People who haven't defined their G Center really do need someone to show them and lead them."

While most people might think that something is "wrong," Mr. Tung would point out what he didn't understand or agree with, while also pointing out its merits. Such an open-minded and thoughtful approach must be the product of years of practice and introspection, which is why the International Human Design School requires analysts to complete a three-and-a-half-year course before analyzing others.

However, in my opinion, Human Design is still a new field of study, and with little public understanding, there is a risk of varying quality. As beginners, we don't want to be "fooled." I really don't want to be halfway through my studies and suddenly realize that what I'm learning isn't what I wanted, or that the analyst I thought was internationally recognized doesn't actually have the proper qualifications. And when I find out, they might say, "We didn't deceive you, you just misunderstood." At that point, I might end up associating my frustration with the Human Design tool and lose faith in this study.

If you search for Human Design on the internet, you'll find a series of different courses and analyses for a fee. There are two types I think we should be aware of, as per Mr. Tung's teachings. They are not wrong, but their philosophy differs from mine:

1. The International Human Design School (IHDS) was founded by Ra Uru Hu, the receiver and initiator of Human Design. There are many courses at IHDS, including one called LIVING YOUR DESIGN GUIDE, which is easier for beginners to obtain than a certification as an analyst. However, this certification does not qualify you as an analyst.

IHDS has a search engine for Certified Human Design Professionals, which includes anyone with a LIVING YOUR DESIGN GUIDE certification. However, LIVING DESIGN GUIDE only explains the most basic information about Human Design to newcomers, preparing them for a seven-year journey of constraint, not qualifying them as an analyst.

I searched this engine and found that there are 16 people in Hong Kong on IHDS's list, but only six certified analysts. There are some practicing analysts who are not on this list, and some who are on the list but not certified.

Of course, I think Human Design is a very useful tool, even in the reading stage it has helped me a lot. But if I were paying for an analysis, I would want to know a little about the analyst's background.

2. In addition to the International Human Design School, there are many other Human Design courses, such as Quantum Human Design, founded by Karen Curry Parker. In my opinion, Ra Uru Hu received the Human Design in an "automatic writing" form, similar to most prophecies and scriptures. Prophecies and scriptures are often interpreted differently by different people and result in different branches and factions, which is neither right nor wrong. However, from my perspective, when learning, I would prefer to start with the most original, unadulterated version.

International Human Design School is based in the United States, and the online courses and textbooks are in English. Before attending IHDS, I had seen some people online claiming to teach in Chinese, but they only have the qualification to teach Living Your Design as a Living Your Design guide, which is only the first level.

Regardless of which course you want to take in IHDS, you need to start with three basic courses (Foundation Courses), which are fundamental courses without certification:

1. Living Your Design

2. Rave ABC

3. Rave Cartography

After completing the basic courses, you can choose from three paths:

1. Living Your Design Guide (can teach the Living Your Design course, not an analyst)

2. Professional Analyst Training Program (analyst)

• Level 1 (3 semesters in total)

• Level 2 (2 semesters in total)

• Level 3 (1 semester in total)

• Level 4 (1 semester in total and certification exam)

1. Rave Cosmology (a very interesting cosmological theory based on Ra Uru Hu's 2027 Rave new race prophecy)

To continue with certificate courses after completing the analyst certification, you can take:

1. Advanced Analyst Training: Child Development Analyst Training

2. Professional Teacher Training:

• Rave ABC Teacher Training (requires analyst certification + 20 students who have completed Living Your Design)

• Rave Cartography Teacher Training (requires 2 years of analyst certification + 20 students who have completed Living Your Design)

1. Differentiation Degree

2. DreamRave Analyst

3. Rave Sociology

After completing the two-year course for Differentiation Degree, you can also take:

1. Variable Teacher Training Program

In addition, there is a link to the BG5 School at the International Human Design School, where there is a free business human design and a brief report, as well as a series of human design business application courses. These feel far away for me right now, so I may explore them in the future.

P.S. I am a skeptical person, so I even doubted my own birth time and went back to the hospital to check the records, which were different from my original understanding. The method of Human Design is also something I doubt, so I compared the human designs obtained from different websites with the one from IHDS. The human design obtained from HUMANDESIGNASIA.ORG is the most accurate/truthful and consistent with IHDS. One of the founders of the Asian Human Design School, Chiao Yisi, is also one of the authors of the book "Human Design: The Science of Differentiation," and their website offers Chinese courses. However, I still prefer the original knowledge, so I have not taken any of their courses and cannot make any evaluations.