Hey there!
We're back with another profile episode - this time breaking down the 6/2 in Human Design.
If you're a 6/2, you probably nodded hard when you read the title. That tension between feeling called to lead but wanting to hermit? Sound familiar?
The 6th line means you're on that tri-phasic life journey. Experimenting like a 3rd line until about 30, then spending your 30s and 40s "on the roof" observing life, finally coming back down around 50 as the role model you were meant to be.
Hali (who's a 6/2 Projector) dropped some real talk on this episode. She pointed out how frustrating it is when something doesn't come naturally right away. As a line 2, if she can't nail something immediately, it drives her up the wall. Sound familiar, 2nd lines?
The hermit part of you needs that space to process alone, however when you hermit too much, it builds this energy that draws people right to your door. You're the person with the windows open on the ground floor - people can see you've got something they need.
These next few years are your "building" phase if you're in your 30s and 40s. Not the chaotic experimenting of your 20s, but this steady, directed building of something meaningful. You're up on the roof, observing the whole neighborhood, figuring out exactly who you are and what truly matters.
When you hit your Chiron return around 50, you naturally step into that wise guide role. Not forced leadership - just living your truth so authentically that others can't help but see it.
We also talked about how different types express this - from 6/2 Generators needing to honor that sacral response, to 6/2 Projectors (like Hali) who can get caught saying yes to every invitation because they want to be seen.
Here's what I really want you to remember: Your purpose isn't what you do - it's who you are. You're always unfolding, always becoming. Wherever you are in your phasic journey, you're right on time.
Don't forget our community call on May 28th - we'll be diving into profiles and current transits. All the details in the show notes.
Trust your direction,
Dana
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