There are 12 Profiles in Human Design, based on the combination of the 6 profile lines.
(1) Investigator/Matyr 1/3
- learn most important lessons through trials and errors.
- a life full of self-discovery.
- primary fear is the fear of unawareness and the unknown.
- need to conduct plenty of research to find solid foundation, peace and success.
(2) Investigator/Opportunist 1/4
- primary focus in life: locate a solid foundation that will allow them with all the security they need.
- primary goal is to find something to be good at.
- can influence those who are closest to them.
- need to take time to educate themselves.
- can become an Authority figure in their network and a constant influence on others.
(3) Hermit/Opportunist 2/4
- naturally quiet, shy.
- often unaware of their talents or reluctant to share them with the world.
- have a strong ability to influence others around with their talents.
- a mix of a Hermit (quiet, not social) and an Opportunist (quite friendly and outgoing).
- not very studious.
- can be highly selective in allowing people to come to their lives and what they do with their life.
- always trying to discover something new and exciting.
- once having recognised their calling, they can unfold a profound potential in their transformation.
(4) Hermit/Heretic 2/5
- naturally enjoy their alone time.
- unaware of their impressive transpersonal skills.
- have ability to lead others in a rebellious manner, bringing practical solutions to the forefront.
(5) Martyr/Heretic 3/5
- adaptable and resilient.
- learn most of their important life lessons through trials and errors.
- can fall into an ongoing cycle of victimhood, paranoia, and pessimism if they don't precisely follow their natural genetic Strategy and Authority in life.
- can view themselves as the odd one out of the family, and thus, constantly run away from everyone and everything in their life.
(6) Martyr/Role Model 3/6
- have a three-stage life: first 30 years of life as a 3/3 profile; later, between the ages of 30 and 50, coming into their own 3/6; and eventually flourish as the reputable Role Model they were meant to be.
- often quite pessimistic. However, they can get the wisdom from their consistent ballte which makes them become a trusted Role Model during their later years of life.
(7) Oppottunist/Investigator 4/1
- a mix of friendly, out-going (4) and insecure and introverted (1).
- need to study, research, investigate and master whatever their passion in life may be and share with their circles.
- can help to build a strong connection between the 12 profiles.
(8) Opportunist/Role Model 4/6
- can be very social.
- have 3 phases in life: acting as 4/3 profile in the first 30 years; experiencing dramatic shifts and healing up to the age of 50; and then true transition to a Role Model after 50 years.
- reliable that people can turn to them.
- having respect and admiration from others.
(9) Heretic/Investigator 5/1
- high potential to universalize.
- must create a strong foundation by researching and educating themselves.
- see themselves as saviour for others.
- as long as they have practical solutions, they can be a great positive influence; otherwise, they can suffer.
(10) Heretic/Hermit 5/2
- open to others' ideas.
- can be a positive influence on others.
- typically stay in their Hermit mode.
- may not fully aware of all their talents.
- need to be their own motivation and to encourage themselves when they are projected upon.
(11) Role Model/Hermit 6/2
- have 3 stage life: first 30 years chaotic 3/2; from 30-50 years operating as profile 6/2; after 50 years flourishing as a Role Model.
- tend to seek perfection in all areas.
- have much to share with the world.
- a respected and trustworthy leader.
(12) Role Model/Martyr 6/3
- have 3 stage life: first 30 years chaotic 3/3; from 30-50 years operating as profile 6/3; after 50 years flourishing as a Role Model.
- seek perfection in all areas.
- have great potential to be a positive influence on others and a trust worthy Role Model.
- learn how to be resilient and sustainable due to ongoing trials and errors.
- have wisdom to share from their life stories, lessons.
- must be raised as their own unique individual, otherwise their life can be traumatic with inferiority complex.
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