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Leela Swann-Herbert on the mind and awareness, the emotional process, parenting with Human Design, and relationships

Leela Swann-Herbert on the mind and awareness, the emotional process, parenting with Human Design, and relationships

Update: 2022-09-051
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Leela Swann-Herbert is a 4/6 Emotional Generator on the Right Angle Cross of Rulership. She had her first reading with Ra Uru Hu in 1999 and has been experimenting with the Human Design System ever since. 


Leela teaches Child Development and Variable Transformation at IHDS and brings her depth and understanding of human dynamics, intimacy, and individuality into everything she does which we think you will hear and appreciate in this episode. 


She shares her story of personal growth and challenge with an embodied felt-awareness and clarity coming from years of self-observation and reflection. We begin our conversation discussing the mind and its incessant drive to find reasons for our experiences. 


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For more information about the Human Design Collective and to support our work, please visit: https://humandesigncollective.com/podcast/


For Human Design courses and workshops visit: https://courses.humandesigncollective.com


Human Design Collective Podcast music "As The Stars Fell Down On Me" courtesy of Anders Parker. For more information visit: andersparker.com

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Leela Swann-Herbert on the mind and awareness, the emotional process, parenting with Human Design, and relationships

Leela Swann-Herbert on the mind and awareness, the emotional process, parenting with Human Design, and relationships

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