Part of the Human Design Atlas
The Nine Centers
The nine centers are the shapes on the BodyGraph. A center is defined when a channel connects it, and that gives you something consistent. An undefined or open center is where you take in the world and, over time, where you become wise about it.
Each center page covers all three states, so you can read the one that matches your chart and understand the people around you at the same time.
All 9 Centers
Head Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Head is your pressure center for the mind: it generates inspiration and the constant push to wonder, question, and make sense of things.
Read the full page →Ajna Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Ajna is your conceptual mind: the center where thoughts get processed, organised, and turned into ideas and opinions.
Read the full page →Throat Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Throat is your center of communication and manifestation: the place where inner experience turns into speech and action.
Read the full page →G Center
Defined, undefined and open
The G-Center, the diamond in the middle of the chart, is the seat of identity, love, and direction.
Read the full page →Heart Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Heart Center is a small but powerful motor: the engine of willpower, ego strength, and life on the material plane.
Read the full page →Solar Plexus Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Solar Plexus is the center of emotions, feelings, moods, and desire, the deep chemistry that colours human experience.
Read the full page →Spleen Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Splenic Center is the body's awareness center: the oldest form of intelligence we have, devoted to survival, health, and well-being.
Read the full page →Sacral Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Sacral is the body's primary motor: the generative engine of life force, work, sexuality, and vitality.
Read the full page →Root Center
Defined, undefined and open
The Root is your pressure center at the base of the design: the source of adrenaline, stress, and the drive to get moving in the world.
Read the full page →Created by Peter Low, Human Design Practitioner. Part of the Human Design atlas.