Today feels like the right day to release this.
On Christmas Eve, I’m sharing my newest book, From Chakras to Centers, with the people I’m connected to here. I can honestly say this is the most complete and satisfying work I’ve produced so far. Not because it claims answers, but because it finally asks the right questions in a clear, grounded way.
This book is a 138-page illustrated exploration of the Human Design centers and their biological correlations. It looks at how the symbolic chakra system evolved into a more precise mapping of glands, organs, and regulatory systems in the nine-centered human form. It is very much about the body. About form. About mechanics. About how biology, physiology, and lived experience actually intersect.
This work is the result of nearly seventeen years of study, experimentation, observation, and synthesis from my own vantage point. It is not written as doctrine. It is not medical advice. It is not meant to replace your own research or critical thinking. Everything in this book invites cross-examination, due diligence, and personal inquiry. That part matters to me.
What I do believe is that this book can help people see patterns more clearly, ask better questions, and approach Human Design with more respect for the physical vehicle that makes all of this possible. The illustrations are detailed, intentional, and meant to train perception as much as convey information. You can study it line by line, or you can simply sit with the plates and let them work on you over time.
The book is available now as a PDF for $25 as a Christmas Eve release. After the holiday season, the price will likely increase, simply because of the depth of work involved and the value it holds as a reference piece.
This is just the beginning. I’m currently working on a much larger volume covering the channels and their biological counterparts, as well as an expansive exploration of the planetary field, the solar system, and the neutrino program. There is a lot more coming.
For now, I’m grateful to finally share this one. I hope it supports your inquiry, your self-observation, and your respect for the intelligence of the body.
Thank you for being here and for engaging with this work.