Peace family,
I finally brought the Mandala I hand drew to life.
A lot of you have been following my Human Design work for years.
Many of you first found me through The 12 Signs, 64 Gates & 384 Lines, which is still my best-selling Human Design book.
But over the years, there has always been another part of the work that was harder to communicate through a book alone:
the Mandala itself.
Not just the 64 Gates sitting around a wheel.
The relationships.
The Lines.
The Quarters.
The Houses.
The Faces.
The planetary imprints.
The way all of that connects back into the BodyGraph.
The architecture behind the architecture.
And now you can actually explore it.
Visit the new Differentiated Designs
You can enter your birth information and generate your own Human Design chart.
But instead of only receiving the standard BodyGraph, your activations are brought into the larger visual system I’ve been working on for years.
You’ll be able to see your Personality and Design imprints illuminated across the Astro I Ching Mandala, then switch over and see those same placements represented through the 3D BodyGraph experience.
Your chart isn’t just sitting there as a finished picture.
You can explore it.
Select one of your planetary activations.
See where it lands.
Follow the Gate and Line.
Move between the Mandala and the BodyGraph.
And begin looking at your design as a collection of relationships instead of a list of isolated definitions.
That is really what I wanted this site to become.
A place where you can see the architecture for yourself.
And this is where the new book comes in.
Alongside the new site, I’ve released:
The Astro I Ching Mandala Atlas
This is not simply another edition of The 12 Signs, 64 Gates & 384 Lines.
I’m proud of that book.
But I am far more satisfied with this one.
This is the evolution of that work.
The Gates and Lines are presented much more clearly.
The visual presentation is on another level.
The depth of the Mandala is captured much better.
The relationships between the different layers are easier to follow.
And the reference material in the back brings together information and relationships that, to my knowledge, have rarely been compiled together this way.
Across 496 pages, the Atlas explores the:
64 Gates
384 Lines
Zodiac positions
Quarters
Houses
Faces of the Godhead
BodyGraph relationships
Channels and circuitry
Codons and amino acids
Elemental correspondences
and the larger architecture connecting them.
The first book helped me communicate the Gates and Lines.
This book lets me show you where they live.
And now the website gives you a way to see your own imprints inside that architecture before you ever open the book.
That is the relationship between the two.
The site lets you explore your chart.
The Atlas lets you study the architecture behind it.
Launch special
The introductory price for The Astro I Ching Mandala Atlas is:
$77
The price will soon increase to:
$97
But if you’re reading this announcement, use the code:
HDATLAS9
and you’ll receive:
$25 OFF
That brings your copy down to:
$52
during the introductory period.
Start with your own chart.
Go to:
Generate your chart.
Look at your imprints in the Mandala.
Move over to the 3D BodyGraph.
Click around.
Follow a Gate.
Follow a Line.
See where one relationship takes you.
And if you find yourself wanting to understand what sits behind everything you are seeing:
that is exactly why I made the Atlas.
[EXPLORE YOUR CHART]
[GET THE ASTRO I CHING MANDALA ATLAS]
I’ve been carrying different pieces of this work for a long time.
The Mandala.
The Gates and Lines.
The cosmology.
The visual relationships.
The book.
And now the interactive experience.
For the first time, they are beginning to feel like one body of work instead of separate pieces.
I’m excited for you to see it.
Peace,
Dawone Cornish
Human Design for the People
P.S.
If you have ever looked at the Human Design Mandala and thought:
“I know there is more going on here than I understand…”
Start with your own imprint.
Sometimes seeing where you are inside the architecture is the easiest way to begin understanding the architecture itself.