Human Design Worksheets

Beginner’s Course Resources

  • Gates & Channels

  • Fill Out Your Personal Chart

  • Get to Know Your HD Chart

  • Practice Recognizing Planet Glyphs

  • 9 Centers WS

  • Worksheet - Centers

Human Design Worksheet

Human Design Worksheet

Fill this out during class or while reading your chart. Use the Save button so you can come back later on the same device.

1) Basics

Tip: If you are missing something, write “unknown” and keep going. The goal is clarity, not perfection.

2) Core Design

3) Centers

Mark what you see in your chart. If you are not sure yet, skip it and come back.
Head Inspiration, questions, pressure to think
Ajna Concepts, opinions, mental certainty
Throat Expression, manifestation, communication
G Center Identity, direction, love
Heart / Ego Willpower, value, commitments
Spleen Instinct, health, intuition in the now
Solar Plexus Emotions, desire, waves, sensitivity
Sacral Life force, work energy, response
Root Pressure, drive, timing, stress

4) Channels and Gates

Quick focus idea: pick one channel or one gate and write a real life example of how it shows up.

5) Your Experiment

Strategy
Authority
Consistency

6) Class Notes

Made for your Human Design practice and class notes.
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Human Design Session 1 Worksheet

Human Design Worksheet: Session 1 (Foundations)

This version is built for your first class. It focuses on vocabulary, chart basics, and a simple plan for how to start testing Strategy and Authority in real life.

1) Student + Chart Info

Session 1 focus
Today we build a clean base: what the chart is showing, what the key terms mean, and how to begin using Strategy and Authority without overthinking it.

2) What Human Design Is (Your Words)

clarity decision-making energy relationships purpose

3) Your Core Design Snapshot

Quick check-in
If you only learn one thing in Session 1, let it be this: your Strategy and Authority are meant to guide decisions in real time.

4) Beginner Vocabulary

5) Centers: What Feels Consistent vs. Influenced

Optional prompt for students
Write one real example from this week. Name the situation, what you felt, what you did, and what the result was.

6) Your First Experiment (Session 1 Homework)

7) Notes From Session 1

Worksheet built for Session 1 foundations and practice.
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Human Design Beginners | Class Two

Human Design Class Two Worksheet: Profiles

Human Design Class Two Worksheet: Profiles

Focus: Profile types, conscious and unconscious lines, and real life observation practice.

1) Student Info and Chart Basics

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Quick Profile Reminder
Your profile is two numbers, like 4/6. The first number is the conscious line (how you think you show up). The second number is the unconscious line (how others experience you without you trying).

3) Conscious vs Unconscious Lines

First number vs second number

4) Your Profile Combination

Blend the two lines
How to blend
Start with the first line as your conscious approach. Then add the second line as the background pattern that people notice. Your profile is not a label. It is a pattern you can observe and refine through experimentation.

Researching, preparing, learning, creating stability before action.

Solitude, quiet time, privacy, waiting for the right call outward.

Learning through experience, adaptation, and honest feedback loops.

Opportunities through people, community, and consistent bonds.

Others expect you to fix, lead, save, or provide an answer.

Life stages, perspective shifts, and embodying what you learned.

5) Practice: Profile Reading Lab

Partner or group activity
Prompt Your notes
What does the conscious line look like in daily life
What does the unconscious line look like from the outside
Where do projections show up, if line 5 is involved
What is their best environment for thriving
One experiment to try this week

Tip: Keep your notes observational. You are not diagnosing or boxing anyone in. You are tracking patterns.

6) Integration and Homework

Take it into real life
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Human Design Class Two Worksheet: Profiles

Human Design Beginner Series · Class Two Worksheet

Focus: Profiles, Mandala basics, and BodyGraph foundations. Save your answers on-device and print to PDF when finished.

Profiles lines 1 to 6
Strategy how you move
Authority how you decide
Centers defined vs open

1) Student and Chart Snapshot

Tip: If you have gate lines (example 42.5), the number after the dot is the line. Your profile is the two big line numbers in your chart.

2) Strategy and Authority

Choose a Type to see the Strategy.
Choose an Authority to see the decision cue.
Common themes: Generator frustration, MG frustration plus anger, Projector bitterness, Manifestor anger, Reflector disappointment. Your best proof is how it feels in your life.

3) Profile Lines Reference and Reflection

Select your lines to see quick keywords.
Line 3 is often called Martyr in older language. Many beginners prefer Experimenter because it highlights the learning style.

4) Mandala and Gate Practice

The Mandala is the circular map that holds the 64 Gates around the wheel. In beginner practice, your job is to learn where your Gates show up and how they behave in real life.
Gate Line Center or Channel How it shows up for me

5) Centers Check: Defined vs Open

Mark what you see in your BodyGraph. Defined is colored. Open is white. If you are a Reflector, all centers are open.
Head
Defined
Open
Ajna
Defined
Open
Throat
Defined
Open
G Center
Defined
Open
Ego / Heart
Defined
Open
Spleen
Defined
Open
Solar Plexus
Defined
Open
Sacral
Defined
Open
Root
Defined
Open

6) Practice Loop for the Week

Printable worksheet. Use the page Print dialog to save as PDF.
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Human Design Class 3 Worksheet

Gates, Channels, Hanging Gates, Authority, and tying it all together with Type, Profile, and Definition

Student and chart setup

Class 3 quick goals

Part 1: Activated gates and lines

Step 1: Find the gate and line for each planet in your chart readout. Step 2: Copy them here so you can see patterns fast.

Planet Personality gate P line Design gate D line Notes, what I notice in real life
Sun
Earth
North Node
South Node
Moon
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto

Quick check

Gates are activated when a planet lands there.

Channels are defined only when both gates at the ends are activated.

My top 3 repeating gate themes

Part 2: Channels, centers, and definition

Channels connect two centers. A defined channel creates consistent energy and contributes to which centers are defined.

Defined channel (gate to gate) Centers connected What stays consistent for me Supportive when Gets rigid when

Defined and undefined centers

Defined centers tend to feel stable and self generated.

Undefined centers tend to learn through experience, people, and environment.

My center map

Tie in Type

Types describe how your aura interacts with life. Definition and channels show what is consistent inside that aura.

Tie in Profile

Profiles describe how you move through experience. Defined and undefined centers show where that learning stabilizes or stays open.

Part 3: Hanging gates and relationship chemistry

A hanging gate is an activated gate that does not complete a full channel. Hanging gates can feel like magnets toward the matching gate in other people.

Hanging gate Center What I feel pulled toward Matching gate that completes it Who or what activates it

Electromagnetic channel prompt

Defined and undefined in relationships

Defined energy often sets the pace and tone in that area.

Undefined energy often amplifies and learns, so boundaries and awareness matter.

Part 4: Authority and how it ties into gates and channels

Authority is your reliable decision making process. It is supported by your definition, and often expressed through consistent channel themes.

My Authority

Authority support map

Decision situation What my Authority requires Which gate or channel shows up here My experiment for next time

Type, Strategy, Authority connection

Strategy is how you engage life. Authority is how you decide once life gives you something to engage.

Where definition matters

Part 5: Gate deep dive

Pick three gates that feel most active in your life right now. Use real examples and keep it simple.

Gate 1

Gate 2

Gate 3

Part 6: Learning styles by elements

Use your astrology Sun sign element as a starting point. Then choose what actually works for you, most people are a mix.

Element How it learns best Study tools that match Circle
Fire Momentum and action Short videos, quick examples, mini challenges
Air Conversation and perspective Podcasts, discussion, Q and A, voice notes
Water Story and reflection Journaling prompts, tracking patterns over time
Earth Structure and repetition Worksheets, checklists, highlighting and mapping

My top study modes

My study plan for this week

Part 7: 7 day observation log

Track one gate, one channel, or one hanging gate for a week. Notice what activates it and what choice you make when it shows up.

Day Date What I noticed Trigger or activation Choice or experiment Quick note
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Questions for next class

Wrap up

Human Design Beginner Series, Class 3
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Human Design Beginner Series Class 3

The 9 Centers Worksheet

Instructions: Use the class lesson and slideshow to label the 9 centers and write down the main meanings of each one.

Part 1. Label the 9 Centers by Location










Part 2. Fill in the Key Meanings

Head
Ajna
Throat
G / Identity
Ego / Will
Spleen
Solar Plexus
Sacral
Root

Part 3. Defined and Undefined



Part 4. Reflection




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Human Design Beginner Series

Human Design 101 Basics Course • Class 4

Version 2 • Interactive Bodygraph Worksheet for Gates, Channels, Definition, and Center Lookup

This Class 4 study page is built around your slideshow flow on chart basics, Human Design vocab, channels, hanging gates, definition, and gate study. Students can click the bodygraph map, reveal center gate groups, practice matching definitions, sort keywords, and save notes as they learn. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

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Chart basicsFind the bodygraph, centers, channels, and where the gate numbers live.
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VocabGate, channel, hanging gate, definition, and conditioning are the core Class 4 words.
3
ChannelsFull connections link centers and create steadier themes in the chart.
4
DefinitionSingle, split, triple split, and quad split describe how your energy is wired together.
5
GatesGates are the trail markers that personalize the chart beyond Type, Strategy, and Authority.
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Location stationFind one full channel, one hanging gate, one defined center, and one undefined center.
0%Match score
0%Keyword sort
0 / 4Trail practice
0Saved notes

Clickable bodygraph map

Click a center to reveal its gate group and meaning. Click a channel line to reveal what that connection teaches. This gives students a visual guide while staying grounded in your Class 4 concepts.

HEAD Inspiration AJNA Concepts THROAT SPLEEN G CENTER Identity EGO SACRAL Response SOLAR Emotion ROOT
Center clickReveal the center meaning and the gate numbers that live there.
Channel clickReveal the gate pair, the two centers linked, and the steady theme.
Gate studyAsk what the gate means, what gift it offers, what lesson it carries, and whether it forms a channel.

Worksheet 1 • Match the term to the right definition

This mirrors your Class 4 vocab slides on gate, channel, hanging gate, definition, conditioning, and the split types.

Score: Complete the dropdowns, then click Check matching.

Worksheet 2 • Sort keywords to the right concept

Click a term first, then click the keywords that belong with it. This helps students hear how the language of each concept sounds.

Selected term: none yet
Pick a term above, then assign keywords below.

Keyword bank

Score: Assign keywords, then click Check keyword sorting.

Study panel

This panel updates when students click the bodygraph map or a center button below.

Start here

Your slideshow teaches that gates are the individual points inside centers, channels are full connections, and definition shows how the chart is wired together. Click a center or channel on the map to study visually. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

GateA specific activated point with a theme, gift, lesson, or pattern.
ChannelA full connection between two activated gates that links centers.
Hanging GateOne side of a channel without the full connection.
DefinitionThe parts of the chart that are consistently connected and reliable.

Trail practice and location station

This is built from your Week 4 trail practice and location station slides. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

How to study a gate

  • Ask what the gate means
  • Ask what gift it offers
  • Ask what lesson it carries
  • Notice which center it lives in
  • Check whether it forms a full channel or stays hanging

Location station checklist

Class notes

Write one keyword for each defined channel theme you notice repeating in your life. Then notice one interaction this week where a hanging gate felt completed and what shifted.

Searchable glossary and teacher notes

Suggested teaching flow
  • Start with the bodygraph map and point out the nine centers first
  • Define gate, channel, hanging gate, definition, and conditioning before doing activities
  • Use the matching section as quick recall
  • Use the center lookup so students can place their personal gates inside the chart
  • End with trail practice and their own notes
Class reminders from your slides
  • Start with the number before the decimal. If students see 57.2, begin with Gate 57
  • Black gates are usually easier to recognize consciously. Red gates may be noticed by others first
  • Begin with Personality Sun and Earth and Design Sun and Earth
  • Students do not need all 64 gates at once. Personal study first is enough