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Darshana Mathews on the Projector experience, mystical aspects of Human Design, the 2027 prophecy, and more
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Darshana Mathews is a long-time Human Design teacher and analyst at the International Human Design School. Her journey has taken her from the stages of New York City to spiritual communities across Europe and Asia. With a background in theater, music, anthropology, and multiple healing modalities, Darshana's lifelong quest to understand existence led her to discover Human Design in 2005.
As a Splenic Projector on the Incarnation Cross of Service, she dedicates herself to helping others uncover their essential selves through the lens of Human Design, drawing on her rich tapestry of life experiences and spiritual explorations.
In this conversation, Darshana shares her journey into Human Design, focusing on the unique experiences of Projectors, the mystical aspects of Human Design, and the upcoming 2027 prophecy. She emphasizes the need for individuality and self-recognition in a world filled with external pressures. We hope you enjoy the exploration.
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- Amy Lee, Human Design Analyst & Guide at holohumandesign.com
- John Cole, Human Design Analyst & Guide at metamorphichumandesign.com
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