An Archive of the Human Design System
The Science of Differentiation
A public reference preserving the record of the Human Design System — its founder and teachers, the transmission of 1987, and the primary documents that establish what was said, by whom, and when.
Human Design names itself a science of differentiation: an account of how each person is made distinct by the mechanics of their design. This archive does not teach the system or sell its materials. It documents it. The aim is plain and lasting — to hold an accurate, sourced record that a reader years from now can trust.
The archive is organized around the people who carried the work and the documents that fix it in the public record. It begins with Ra Uru Hu, who received and first transmitted the system, and grows outward to the teachers who followed.
From the archive · The Book
ZENO — She Built Human Design in America. Then It Was Taken From Her. A documentary history of Zeno Dickson (Karen Cox), the teacher who built the American school of Human Design, taught its original mechanics until 2017, and was administratively written out of the institution she helped create. Every claim sourced and linked. Read the book →
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