Chefs get recipe books.
Scientists get lab notebooks.
Artists get sketchbooks.
Human Design experimenters get…
HUMAN DESIGN JOURNAL BECAUSE…
How are all those scattered notes working for you?
Where and how are you going to organize your notes and observations?
How easily are you finding what you need?
It’s your experiment and you need an organized place for your notes and observations.
Features Overview
Part journal. Part workbook. Part coloring book.
All your expression (with some organization from me).
Both versions (digital and print) are organized in the same way. The only difference is how you interact and add your content to the journal.
Organized into sections
Easily find the information again with logical sections: My Experiment, Centers, Channels & Gates, Observations & Notes
Add your expression
Minimally designed in black and white so that you can add your color.
Note take in your way
Write, type, color, illustrate, paste images or add hyperlinks (digital only) quickly and easily. Digital or print, your choice.
It’s in the details.
What to expect in each section of the journal.
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The journal and pages are organized and laid out with space to add your notes and to color in what’s relevant to you.
Use pens, pencils, colored pens and pencils. Please test any markers to ensure the ink doesn’t bleed through.
For Digital Journalers, easily add your own palette or hex code.
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All the pages in this spacious section are to focus on the elements and details of your design.
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Organized by circuitry, the layout allows you to take notes on a specific gate and channel.
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A place to keep notes about yourself and other aura types, authorities, profiles, etc. It a spacious area for general information you want to keep.
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For anything else that might not fit into the other sections.
Journal Options
Digital Version
For use on a device with a PDF Annotating app (GoodNotes, etc.)
Paperback Version
Keep it simple putting pen/pencil to paper in a spacious 8.5” x 11” sized journal.
Note: Please check and search on your local Amazon country site to order if you’re outside of the United States.
Who is this journal for?
People studying HD with notes across MANY mediums (papers, post-it notes, digital notes) and want some organization
Want an organized option to keep HD notes and their own observations/experiences
Like to add their own expression and understanding to color, illustrate or find images/words.
Who is this journal not for?
If you’re looking to find the answers or explanation of HD information.
If you’re hoping this will be filled out for you.
If you’re not willing to make it your own resource.
"Ninna is incredibly detailed about her questions and observations when she is in Human Design classes with me. Her practical approach and transmission of her experience is a delight to witness.
In your Human Design Experiment, and when you take classes, if you're a journaler or writer or note-taker, you'll need a place to note your observations and reference as you decondition.
By using the Journal, you can more easily document, track and review your growth process, as well as find what you need. Whether the paper or digital version is right for you, choose the one that you'll use and cherish this keepsake of how far you've come in your learning adventure of self-discovery, acceptance, and love."
—Laveena Archers | humandesignlifecoaching.com / humandesign.live: ICONIC Human Design Education
“I thought it was such a cool idea for anyone who is serious about studying their own chart and keeping track of their adventures with HD. Many people like to structure things and her journal is so well organized that the structure can happen very easily. If you are less structured she gives you a lot of flexibility and ease of movement. I wish I’d had this when I first got started in HD .”
— Kip Winsett | humandesignsystempro.com
How do I use it?
It’s your journal. It’s your experiment. Make it yours.
@humandesignjournal How I color in both the Design and Personality defintion in my BodyGraph. #humandesignjournal #humandesign #bodygraph #digitaljournal ♬ She Share Story (for Vlog) - 山口夕依
Remember, it’s your experiment and this is intended to be an evolving resource of your own creation that will take time.
A digital journal allows for different kinds of functions and features depending on the PDF Annotating app used (GoodNotes recommended).
A few suggestions:
Create your own color palette and keep a key or legend of the colors used.
Handwrite, draw/illustrate, paste or collage images
Make space for your notes vs. your observations (lived experience).
Favorite/bookmark pages, create tabs
Reflect on how your experiment has evolved.
Note any experiences and/or people that exemplifies the information
Digital Journal specific:
Type your information for easy searching
Create your own hashtags to easily find information (#mydesign #insertauratype #insertauthority #unconscious #conscious #personality #design etc)
Find and paste photos, graphics, and hyperlinks.
Stickers: In application, purchased or Human Design Journal sticker pack (included)
Use a variety of colors through your preferred application color palette or add the HEX code.
Show & Tell
TBD
If you’re interested, complete the form below to be notified.
Using my experience of gathering people twice a week on Clubhouse to share and discuss various HD topics, I believe it would be a great opportunity to spend a little time adding to our journals, briefly share and ask each other questions. I’ve learned you can really hear and learn a lot from those with that specific definition. They offer real world examples.
Structure: Welcome/Intro, Journal entry (your choice), Shares, Group Q&A.
Limited to 10 people.
Note: For those who would like to participate in the future, but can’t make this one. Please complete the form below.
Origin Story
Necessity is the mother of invention. Create what you wish existed. It’s cliche but it’s exactly what happened.
My growing stack of notes while taking Foundational classes. In retrospect, it was the evolving prototype for organizing the journal.
As someone in the HD experiment since 2016, I’ve been collecting all kinds of information and keeping them digitally and on many sheets of paper. I found myself running out of room and unable to find where I wrote the information down. I tried to organize it and found myself frustrated - there needed to be a better way! How can I improve this and help myself and possibly others? (My 18-58 working).
This journal is not meant to be filled out all at once. Let this journal be an invitation to keep note of information learned, your observations and witness your own evolution in this experiment.
Every page and element was considered based on my own experience and what I wish I had at the beginning of my experiment - a place for all the notes I’d take before, during and after my Foundational classes, a place to hold my observations and the integration of this information. (I remember looking online to find something I could use and was surprised it didn’t exist…even years later).
I hope this journal:
Supports your experiment
Strengthens your own understanding and experience of your differentiation
Sparks your own creative expression
Is a catalyst for more reflections and awareness of your wisdom and purpose
Helps you remember when you forget and see how far you’ve evolved
Inspires the embodiment and appreciation of your unique design
Here’s to following your strategy & authority and loving yourself.
In ease and flow,
Ninna Amora | 5/1 Splenic Projector | Left Angle Cross of Distraction 2
p.s. As this is the first iteration and other journals are in the works, I welcome helpful and thoughtful 3rd-line feedback.
p.p.s. Follow @thehumandesignjournal on Instagram for upcoming online gatherings to work on the journals and share your lived experience.
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If you’d like to stay connected and updated on future journal options and online gatherings, please provide complete the form.
In exchange, you’ll receive a link to download a free gift: My Bodygraph PDF to print (8.5” x 11”) or use digitally.