Human Design · Centre

The G Center

The centre of self and direction, and the one people most want to have fixed.

Type
identity
Governs
identity, direction and love: who you are and where you are going
Gates
8, numbered 1, 2, 7, 10, 13, 15, 25, 46

Defined G

You have a consistent sense of who you are, and direction comes from inside. That does not mean you always know the plan, but the compass is yours and it does not swing with the company.

Open or undefined G

Identity and direction shift with environment and with people. An open G is not lost; it is designed to find itself through place, which is why where you live and who you sit near matters more for you than for most.

The not-self theme: Searching for love and direction rather than letting the right place produce them. Open G people often move, repeatedly, looking for the feeling.

What an open G eventually becomes

An open G reads people and places with unusual accuracy, because it has had to.

This is the part most people miss. An open centre is not a deficiency to be fixed. It is where you take in and amplify other people, which is uncomfortable for years and then becomes the thing you understand better than anyone with it defined.

See which of your nine are defined

The gates of the G

8 of the 64 gates sit in this centre. Each is also a Gene Key, read as a Shadow, a Gift and a Siddhi rather than as a mechanic.

Centres, gates and channels come from the same tables the bodygraph is drawn from. Human Design was assembled in 1987; Six Mirrors reads it beside five older systems and shows where they agree.