Profile (Human Design)
A pair of numbers from 1 to 6 in a Human Design chart (for example, 1/3 or 5/2) that describes a person's life role and the way they learn.
A profile is made of two hexagram lines — a conscious one (from your birth date) and an unconscious one (from a calculation roughly 88 days earlier) — forming one of twelve combinations from 1/3 to 6/3. Each line carries an archetypal role: 1 is the Investigator, seeking a solid foundation of knowledge; 2 is the Hermit, a natural talent that unfolds at its own pace; 3 is the one who learns through trial and error; 4 is the Networker, who influences through a close circle; 5 is the Heretic, on whom society projects the role of rescuer; 6 is the Role Model, who becomes an example for others after a mature age. A profile doesn't rate a person's worth — it describes a maturation script: profile 3/5, for instance, means wisdom earned through trial and error eventually becomes a practical solution to other people's problems. Knowing your profile takes the pressure off comparing your own learning pace to someone else's — every combination has its own, equally valid rhythm.
See also
Human Design
A self-inquiry system that combines astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah, and the chakra model into a chart (bodygraph) with a type, strategy, and authority.
Authority (Human Design)
The inner decision-making mechanism in a Human Design chart — it shows where a reliable yes or no actually comes from: the body, the emotions, or time.
Gates (Human Design)
The 64 "gates" of the bodygraph — themes inherited from the I Ching's hexagrams, activated by birth data and forming the channels between centers.
Archetype
A universal, recurring image or role (the Sage, the Hero, the Mother) that structures human experience — a central concept in reading Tarot and myth.
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