124- Understanding Completely Open Centers in Human Design

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In this episode of the Human Design Hive podcast, Hali and I are talking about the completely open centers in Human Design.
We break down the differences between defined, undefined, and completely open centers, giving you a clear understanding of what each means. We’re walking you through each center, explaining how these configurations affect your energy, behavior, and overall life experiences.
Plus, we share some personal stories and insights from our own Human Design charts to help you get a better grasp on how to navigate your unique energetic blueprint.
And this week’s Cross is the ICX of the Clarion 2.
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00:00Welcome and Intro
02:19 Topic Starts
02:54 Undefined or Open center?
08:43 Open Head
17:14 Open Ajna
24:48 Open Throat
31:39 Open G
38:44 Open Will
47:20 Open Spleen
53:02 Open Solar Plexus
58:54 Open Sacral
01:03:54 Open Root
01:13:07 ICX of the Week
01:16:53 Wrap Up and Request for Input

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1. 124- Open Centers (00:00:00)

2. Topic Starts (00:02:27)

3. Undefined or Open center? (00:03:02)

4. Open Head (00:08:50)

5. Open Ajna (00:17:22)

6. Open Throat (00:24:56)

7. Open G (00:31:47)

8. Open Will (00:38:52)

9. Open Spleen (00:47:27)

10. Open Solar Plexus (00:53:10)

11. Open Sacral (00:59:02)

12. Open Root (01:04:02)

13. ICX of the Week (01:13:15)

14. Wrapp Up and Request for Input (01:17:00)