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Becoming an Empowered Projector : Thrive with Wisdom and Guidance from Human Design, Paperback / softback Book

Becoming an Empowered Projector : Thrive with Wisdom and Guidance from Human Design Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Projectors hold a unique role within Human Design. The Projector Type plays a vital part in guiding the energy of the other Types and ushering in a new consciousness for the evolution of humanity. Yet, life can be challenging for a Projector that has been living day-to-day in misalignment with their energetic blueprint. They often feel disempowered, invisible, unproductive, exhausted, and even broken.


This book guides Projectors through detailed information to understand who they are, why they are here, and what are the best ways to navigate their role in the world while also learning how to access their powers in sustainable and effective ways.


Human Design Specialist Evelyn Levenson shares insights and experience as a Projector herself, including:

  • The cosmic purpose of Projectors
  • What causes struggle and how to heal the pain of past challenges
  • How to manage energy, embrace uniqueness, and truly thrive
  • The right way to wait for invitations
  • How to gain recognition that leads to the right invitations
  • How to turn bitterness and burnout into friends.


Projectors will thrive with the valuable guidance and information in this book that they need to step into their brilliance, power, and sweet success.

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