Documents · Preserved letter
The disassociation letter, July 25, 2003
An open letter by Ra Uru Hu, dated July 25, 2003, in which he restates the break with the founders of the American operation in his own words. The letter is preserved by the Zen Human Design archive; it is quoted briefly here and read at the custodian’s location.
What it is
- Document: Open letter, Ra Uru Hu, addressed to the American Human Design community
- Date: July 25, 2003
- Custodian: The Zen Human Design archive at humandesignsystem.com, the site of the founders of New Sun Services America
- Location: humandesignsystem.com/archive/varDocs/20030725_JovianToUSA.pdf archived
The operative line
“I did not ‘drift away’, I broke with them and moved to Sedona, Arizona and formed a family corporation, Jovian Archive to protect the knowledge.”
Register note: the letter is the founder’s framing of a break the other side describes differently. The book carries it in the his-account register, set against the first-person account of the American founders.
Provenance
The letter survives because its recipients kept it. The Zen Human Design archive, maintained by the founders of New Sun Services America, preserves the letter as a PDF among its historical documents. This archive links to that copy with credit to its keepers and does not host a duplicate.
What the book establishes from it
Chapter Ten of The Voice on Ibiza, “The pattern of disassociation,” uses the letter to date and characterize the founder’s own account of the 1999 rupture and the formation of Jovian Archive. Read against the American founders’ account, the two versions of the same break are the clearest example of the book’s witness problem: the documents agree on the fact of the rupture and disagree on everything else.
- The 2003 letter in the public record, the archive’s summary entry
- The witness dossier of Zeno and Chaitanyo, the other side of the break
- Erasure, the archive’s record of the written-out early teachers