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Can a computer help you to find your destiny.




Many people turn to astrology, feng shui and Tarot cards to help them follow life's true path. But just how accurate is the latest spiritual guide a psychic computer? We sent a writer to find out... Have you ever felt that no matter how hard you try, you're not getting anywhere? Your plans at work are frustrated, your relationships keep falling apart and the most appropriate epitaph would be: 'Was that it?'

Religion, Eastern mysticism, astrology, astronomy and dozens of New Age therapies have attempted to unravel what author Henry James called the 'pattern in the carpet' of human experience. But so far, modem technology has not been brought in to plumb the human soul until now, that is.

The Human Design System takes elements of I Ching, the Chinese book of Changes, combines them with astronomy and analysis of the genetic code and puts them into a computer programme which comes out with a scientific analysis of why you are what you are.

At least that's the theory. So I went to see Richard Rudd, the only practitioner of the system in Britain, in his eyrie above the chimneys of Pimlico, West London, to test it out.

Instead of gazing mistily into a crystal ball, consulting the runes or spreading Tarot cards, Richard fired up his laptop, tapped in my time, place and date of birth and the programme started to do its work.

My complete Body Map, made up of nine zones or centres, began to take shape on screen.

Giving me a coloured printout of my 'inner wiring', Richard says he sees his role as that of a human electrician. 'It's basically a circuit diagram, and certain circuits are switched on, while others are dormant,' he explains.

According to Richard, some people can rely on their intuition, others are too emotional, while yet others are dominated by their intellects.

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'What is your inner authority?' he asked me sternly. I didn't have a clue, but he had only to look at my chart to supply the answer. 'You're a Generator,' he said, pointing to a red square in my stomach area. 'It's the most powerful of all the four types, but the nature of a Generator is to act in response.

'You need things to be initiated; when you try to make something work for yourself, it doesn't happen. This leads to feelings of frustration and you constantly feel you're stuck.'

How true, I thought, but as if that wasn't bad enough, it turns out my '35th gate' is activated by the moon, which means that in the cosmic scheme of things, I'm somebody eternally waiting at the bus stop.

But there's no point fretting or taking a taxi instead. According to Richard, I have to surrender to life and allow it to have its own way.

'You're like a queen,' he said, 'waiting to have things brought to her. It's not a position of impotence, but you have to cultivate patience. 'You have enormous depths, activated by Neptune, but you also have a deep fear of inadequacy.'

I felt myself about to start snivelling, so decided to switch the subject and ask Richard why my head area was completely blank. 'Where the chart is coloured in, it shows what is fixed in your nature everything else is
unfixed,' he explained. Your whole brain area is undefined.' Wow, so as others have long suspected, am I a complete airhead? 'No, no,' Richard rushed to reassure me. 'It's good, because it means you have a very open mind and you're constantly looking for ideas.'

I felt slightly placated as he turned to my Emotional Centre, located in the solar plexus, where I have a 'projected aspect'. This means I'm often emotionally drawn to people in crisis. So that explained my magnetic at-
traction to complete losers.

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My Heart Centre, which controls not the emotions but the ego and willpower, was also completely undefined. 'This means you're not here to make promises. So there's no point in you saying 'I'll do such and such' because you can't rely on your willpower to carry it through, and people who try to act against this only damage their heart.'

Richard then pointed out my 'line of perfected form*, located some- where around the kidneys, which was coloured in red on the computer screen.

'This means you're a great observer and commentator on human behaviour. In ancient days you'd have been regarded as a guardian. You ha ve been put here to look out for other people. 'But there's a warning; being a Generator, you mustn't jump in you're here to respond. So you have to try to harness your true power by learning to hold back.'

When I looked mystified, he went on to explain: 'According to Human Design, everyone is bom with a unique blueprint. This determines the way we encounter, understand and deal with life. So we each have to live according to our unique, individual nature.

'Once you know how your circuit works, you will start to see how the same pattern repeats itself over and over again.

When you're living out your nature, you get what you need,' continued Richard with evangelical zeal. Wealth will come to you because you'll be doing what you're intended to do. People will bring what you need to you.

'However, being a Generator does not mean you can sit around doing nothing. First you have to put the ball into the opposite court, then wait for the response.

'Until you've waited and trusted, you won't know how your life can be different. You have to take time in order to see that it works,' said Richard with finality.

Most of what Richard said about me was uncannily accurate. So I have to trust that the cosmos will deliver the goods and then things will begin to happen. I made a start immediately. Instead of jumping into a taxi, I waited for
a bus and, sure enough, within minutes two came along.

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feng shui a Chinese system of designing buildings according to special rules
about the flow of energy that is thought to influence people's lives

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C. Comment on the following:

1 We are not permitted to choose the frame of our destiny. But what we
put into it is ours." DagHammarskjold

2. " He that waits upon fortune, is never sure of a dinner." Benjamin Fran-
klin

3. " It is bad enough to know the past; it would be intolerable to know the
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