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Spleenic authority in Human Design is about relying on strong, clear, and instant instincts that cannot be logically justified.
Acknowledging and practicing listening to instincts can help strengthen the relationship with the spleenic authority, even for those without a spleenic authority.
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Understanding the Spleenic Authority
The podcast episode discusses the concept of the spleenic authority in human design. The spleenic authority is about instincts and intuitive hits that guide decision-making. People with this authority experience strong, clear, and instant instincts that cannot be logically justified. The more these instincts are ignored, the quieter they become. It is suggested to write down and acknowledge these instincts to develop a better relationship with the spleen. For those without a spleenic authority, it is important not to rely on instincts for decision-making. If the spleen is undefined, one may be picking up on other people's instincts. If the spleen is defined but not the primary authority, instincts should serve as additional information rather than the main decision-making factor.
Developing a Strong Relationship with Your Spleen
To strengthen the relationship with the spleenic authority, the podcast offers practical exercises. One exercise involves writing down every instinctual hit or intuitive download experienced, even if they are not acted upon. By acknowledging these instincts, one signals openness to listening. If struggling to connect with instincts, the interference of the mind, conditioned habits, or the need for logical reasoning might be contributing factors. Asking the spleen questions in low-stakes decisions, such as what to wear or which yoga class to take, can help to practice listening and developing trust in the spleenic authority.
Understanding the Role of the Spleenic Authority for Others
Even for individuals without a spleenic authority, understanding and recognizing the authority in others can be valuable. Those with spleenic authority should trust their instant voice and intuitive hits. They do not need to justify or explain their instincts to anyone. Others should not rely solely on their instincts for decision-making, especially if their spleen is undefined or not their primary authority. Instead, they should consult their designated authority and consider instincts as supplemental information. The importance of recognizing the spleenic authority in relationships with family, friends, and colleagues is also emphasized.
In this episode you'll learn if you have a splenic authority. This tells you whether you should listen to your instincts or not when making decisions. It seems like everyone should consult their instincts... but this is not helpful for plenty of people. Find out which one you are and how to maximize this quality in your life.