Witnesses · Devoted; self-authored
Martin Grassinger
A German analyst of the earliest cohort, who claims the first Human Design analyst licence issued anywhere.
Relationship to the founder
Grassinger belongs to the German-speaking network of the founding years. His account of the relationship is his own, published on his professional site, and it is a claim of proximity and primacy rather than an assessment of the founder’s character.
What they say
By his own account he met “the founder of the Human Design System (Ra Uru Hu)” and was “trained by him personally in it, even before this system went into the world.”
He dates the licence precisely. On April 9, 1993, he writes, “I received the official license as the first Human Design Analyst in the world.”
He preserves a photograph captioned as taken with the founder in 1992, and a written dedication from him.
How the account is weighed
Interest: Devoted; self-authored The account is self-authored and promotional, and its superlative, first in the world, serves his own standing; no independent source confirms the ranking. What it does document, more than the founder’s personality, is the artifact of genuine early closeness: a dated photograph, a personal inscription, a licence. The witness establishes that he was there, near the beginning, with the founder’s authorization, and the archive carries the primacy claim as his.
Sources
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