Discussing the dichotomy of being 'Emotional' vs 'Non-Emotional' in Human Design, exploring how emotions shape experiences and relationships. Touching on societal conditioning, emotional resilience, and evolving collective emotions. Embracing emotions for deeper connections and personal growth.
Emotionals benefit from embracing their emotional waves and learning from the highs and lows.
Non-emotionals can find harmony by recognizing their role as magnifiers of emotions and receivers of external emotions.
Deep dives
Understanding Human Design: Your Unique Blueprint for Success and Fulfillment
Human design is a system that reveals your personal blueprint for success, joy, and fulfillment. By following your unique manual and acting as your authentic self, life becomes easier and more rewarding. Emotionals and non-emotionals have vastly different experiences of life. The emotional wave is a constant low-level drama that adds color and depth to every aspect. Non-emotionals, on the other hand, magnify and reflect the emotions of others, giving them a heightened experience of emotions. Understanding how your emotions work is vital for self-acceptance and harmonious relationships. Embracing your emotional nature and being present with your emotions brings numerous gifts, such as deeper empathy and creativity. Non-emotionals can learn to be comfortable around emotions and resist the urge to fix or judge. Recognizing that emotions are valuable and meaningful enhances the human experience.
Discovering Your Emotional Nature: Embracing the Beauty of Emotions
Embracing your emotional wave allows you to indulge in the colorful and varied emotional experiences. Being in touch with your emotions provides a greater appreciation for the depth and beauty of feelings. For non-emotionals, understanding their role as magnifiers of emotions and receivers of external emotions is crucial. Recognizing that emotions are not inherently good or bad helps navigate the emotional landscape. Non-emotionals can support emotionals by being present with them and refraining from making their emotions about themselves. This mutual understanding and acceptance create deeper connections and minimize friction in relationships.
The Power of Emotional Awareness and Acceptance
Developing emotional awareness and acceptance is essential for both emotionals and non-emotionals. Emotionals should resist the urge to assign meaning or find external causes for their emotions. Instead, they can focus on being present with their emotions and allowing them to guide their experiences. Non-emotionals benefit from recognizing that emotions are not theirs and reframing their perception of emotions as valuable gifts. They can learn to be comfortable around emotions and avoid attaching personal narratives to the emotions of others. This self-awareness and acceptance pave the way for deeper emotional connections and personal growth.
Navigating the Emotional Landscape: Balancing and Benefiting from Emotions
Understanding the nature of emotions and their impact helps navigate the emotional landscape. Emotionals experience a range from highs to lows and benefit from accepting and learning from their emotional waves. Non-emotionals can find harmony by recognizing their role as magnifiers of emotions and receivers of external emotions. Balancing emotions requires being present, observing without judgment, and refraining from seeking external causes. Embracing emotions, whether generating or receiving them, allows for a more fulfilling and connected human experience. By embracing emotions, individuals tap into their creative potential, develop compassion, and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse lenses through which life is experienced.
On this episode, Jenna and Taylor discuss the dichotomy between being 'Emotional' vs being 'Non-Emotional' in Human Design. Jenna being Emotional and Taylor being Non-Emotional, they offer their individual experiences of how their emotions function and how they use them to evolve together. How can we use Human Design to evolve our collective relationship to Emotions? Let's talk about it.
