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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2024 · 36 MIN

#28 | Tribal, Collective & Individual Circuitry Explained

from HeartCore Human Design · host Celestina and Miko

NOTE: Apparently the last episode did not get released when it was scheduled! We apologise for the delay! In this episode, Celestina and Miko discuss the three higher levels of circuitry: individual, collective, and tribal. They share personal experiences and examples to explain the characteristics and dynamics of each circuitry. The individual circuitry is about expressing uniqueness and often about sticking out instead of fitting in. The tribal circuitry is focused on caring for and protecting the tribe, while the collective circuitry is about understanding and working towards a bigger goal. They also touch on the subcategories within each circuitry. Understanding your circuitry can provide insights into how you interact with others and approach both your work & life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Explanation of Circuitries 06:11 Individual Circuitry: Embracing Uniqueness 14:07 Tribal Circuitry: Loyalty and Care 26:30 Collective Circuitry: Pursuing Shared Goals 31:17 Exploring the Logical and Abstract Aspects of Collective Circuitry 35:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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