The Science of Differentiation Archive of the Human Design System

The Erasure Record

If your name was removed, your work was uncredited, or your organization was deleted — this is where that goes on record.

What This Archive Has Already Documented

This archive has verified and published accounts of institutional erasure in the Human Design System:

  • Zeno Dickson (Karen Cox, 1952–2020) — Ra Uru Hu’s exclusively contracted U.S. representative from 1993, principal teacher of the American school, co-author of Human Design Revealed. Named in Ra’s July 25, 2003 “Misrepresentation” letter and administratively erased from the IHDS professional register. See /teachers/zeno-dickson and /record#section-9.
  • Ilse Sendler — Founding director of Human Design Austria; held exclusive contractual rights for Austria (2000) and all German-speaking territories (2003). Deleted from all IHDS listings and national organization rosters in summer 2010 after organizing resistance to the $500 online fee demand — without termination of the underlying contracts. See /teachers/ilse-sendler and /national-directors.
  • Eleanor Haspel-Portner, Ph.D. — Ra Uru Hu’s commissioned scientific researcher (1999–2002). Named in the same July 25, 2003 letter. Her research — the only statistically validated study of any Human Design construct — was subsequently removed from IHDS educational materials. See /teachers/eleanor-haspel-portner and /record#section-7.
  • Chaitanyo Taschler — Ra’s exclusively contracted U.S. co-representative from 1993; creator of the first Human Design website worldwide (1997); graphic designer of the original teaching materials. Named in the 2003 letter. See /teachers/chaitanyo-taschler.
  • John Martin — Human Design teacher operating Human Design Hawaii; reached a significant online audience through YouTube. Co-developed the Tonal Cognition framework with Theresa Blanding, which examined the sub-structure of Human Design inner authority in ways that diverged from the post-2010 IHDS doctrine on Strategy and Authority. Removed from the IHDS professional register approximately 2018–2019. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. See /teachers/john-martin.
  • Hagen Artley — IHDS certified Living Your Design Guide, licensed BG5 Career and Business Consultant, and Professional Analyst in Training (Level 4) as of 2023. Operated Regenerative Human Design in collaboration with Alannah Hillstrom, integrating Human Design with Organic Intelligence somatic work — a hybrid practice outside the scope of the IHDS Professional Integrity Agreement’s requirement to keep Human Design offerings separate from other modalities. No longer appears in the IHDS certified professionals directory as of June 2026. Date of removal not confirmed in the public record. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. If you have direct knowledge of this case, this archive welcomes your account through the submission form below.
  • James Alexander — IHDS certified Professional Analyst, certified through Human Design Austria (trained by Martin Grassinger, Susan McMurray, and Ilse Sendler). Also trained with Mary Ann Winiger, Dharmen and Leela Swann-Herbert, and Alokanand Díaz. Subsequently listed at humandesignww.com (Ilse Sendler’s Human Design Worldwide network, itself operating independently of the IHDS). Practiced Trauma Informed Human Design Mentoring combining Human Design with somatic and psychotherapy approaches. No longer appears in the IHDS certified professionals directory as of June 2026. Date of removal not confirmed in the public record. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. If you have direct knowledge of this case, this archive welcomes your account through the submission form below.
  • Leanne Wolff — IHDS certified Human Design professional with a significant independent teaching presence, including a library of over 400 YouTube videos. Taught Human Design combined with manifestation and business coaching frameworks independently of official IHDS channels. No longer appears in the IHDS certified professionals directory as of June 2026. Date of removal not confirmed in the public record. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. If you have direct knowledge of this case, this archive welcomes your account through the submission form below.
  • Fran Hale (known professionally as Bambaji Haven Hale) — IHDS certified Human Design professional. Active independent teacher operating under the name Bambaji Haven Hale, with a Substack publication, YouTube channel, and courses in Living Your Design, Rave ABCs, Rave Cartography, and Rave Cosmology. Listed on myBodyGraph.com as a Human Design professional as of September 2024. No longer appears in the IHDS certified professionals directory as of June 2026. Date of removal not confirmed in the public record. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. If you are Bambaji Haven Hale or have direct knowledge of this case, this archive welcomes your account through the submission form below or at scienceofdifferentiation@gmail.com.
  • Devon Martin — IHDS certified Human Design professional and independent teacher. Taught Human Design foundations through an independent platform with a significant international student base. Endorsed publicly by Richard Rudd. Operated fully independently of IHDS channels and certification structures. No longer appears in the IHDS certified professionals directory as of June 2026. Date of removal not confirmed in the public record. Source: anonymous account from within the Human Design community, retained by this archive. If you have direct knowledge of this case, this archive welcomes your account through the submission form below.

These are not the only cases. They are the ones this archive has been able to verify from primary sources.

The account of John Martin’s removal is sourced from an anonymous community member. This archive retains the account and welcomes corroborating documentation. Contact scienceofdifferentiation@gmail.com.

The five accounts above (Hagen Artley, James Alexander, Leanne Wolff, Fran Hale, Devon Martin) are sourced from an anonymous member of the Human Design community. This archive documents the public-record facts for each case and retains the anonymous accounts. Each named person is invited to submit their own account through the form below or by contacting scienceofdifferentiation@gmail.com.

The Removal Mechanism

The IHDS Professional Integrity Agreement, published on ihdschool.com, requires certified professionals to: represent Human Design with professionalism and integrity; complete annual continuing education through official IHDS channels; offer only certified services at IHDS-specified pricing and standards; use only official materials — professionals may not create or monetize their own Human Design books, courses, tools, or derivative materials without written authorization from Jovian Archive; not represent themselves as an official “school” or “academy”; and keep Human Design offerings separate from other modalities in marketing and delivery.

“IHDS recognizes everyone’s right to follow their strategy and authority but it is now our official policy and that of licensed organizations in Human Design that only professionals who can agree to the above will be officially recognized and promoted by a listing on the IHDS website.”

— IHDS Professional Integrity Agreement, ihdschool.com

The IHDS can and does remove professionals from its directory for violations of this agreement. As stated on an independent Human Design education site in June 2026: “The IHDS can and does update rules and has removed certifications/listings from professionals who (in their view) violated the agreement. These decisions are at their sole discretion.”

Documented grounds for removal in the cases recorded by this archive include: teaching outside official IHDS doctrine (John Martin, Tonal Cognition, 2020); organizing resistance to IHDS policy changes (Ilse Sendler, 2010); and administrative erasure following professional disputes (Zeno Dickson, Chaitanyo Taschler, Eleanor Haspel-Portner, 2003).

Source: thehumandesignsystem.com/blog/2026/6/9/understanding-ihds-certification-amp-our-independent-training; IHDS Professional Integrity Agreement (ihdschool.com).

Your Account Belongs in the Record

The institutional record of Human Design contains gaps where people used to be. Teachers whose names no longer appear in directories they once led. Analysts whose licenses were revoked without written cause. Organizations that were delisted while their contracts remained in force. Contributors whose work was incorporated without credit.

This archive documents history. It does not adjudicate disputes, assign blame, or publish personal grievances. What it does is take erasure seriously as a documentary matter — and give verified accounts a permanent, sourced home in the public record.

If you were there and your name is missing, this is where it can go back.

Who This Is For

To submit an account, your experience must meet at least one of the following criteria:

  1. Removal from record — Your name, organization, or credentials were removed from an official IHDS, Jovian Archive, or national Human Design organization listing.
  2. Uncredited contribution — You created, wrote, designed, or substantially contributed to materials, curricula, or organizational infrastructure that was subsequently published or used without attribution to you.
  3. Contractual erasure — You held a signed agreement with Jovian Archive Corporation or a national Human Design organization that was effectively voided through delisting, public disassociation, or administrative action.

Anonymous submissions are accepted. Anonymous accounts require corroborating documentation (a contract, a dated communication, a listing screenshot, a newsletter entry, or similar) that this archive can verify independently.

The Editorial Process

  1. You submit using the form below. Submissions go directly to the archive editor — they are not published automatically and are not visible to anyone else.
  2. The editor reviews your submission for scope (does it meet the eligibility criteria above?) and verifiability (can the core facts be corroborated from a primary source?).
  3. If your account is accepted, the editor will contact you to confirm details, discuss sourcing, and give you the opportunity to review the draft before publication.
  4. Accepted accounts are published on this page with full sourcing, your chosen attribution (named or anonymous), and a permanent URL.
  5. Accounts that cannot be verified are not published — but they are retained by the archive as background research. You will be told which outcome applies to your submission.

The editor aims to respond to all submissions within 30 days.

Submit Your Account

Use the link below to open a submission email. The template includes all required fields — fill in each section and send. Submissions go directly to the archive editor and are not visible to anyone else.

Open Submission Email

If your email client does not open automatically, send your submission manually to scienceofdifferentiation@gmail.com with subject line: Erasure Record Submission. Use the field headings above as your template.

Published Accounts

No community submissions have been published yet. The documented cases above represent the archive’s own research. Verified submissions will appear here.