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Human Design: Offene Zentren sind schlecht? - Teil 1

EPISODE · Oct 16, 2024 · 42 MIN

Human Design: Offene Zentren sind schlecht? - Teil 1

from Human Design Astrologie - Podcast · host Alexandra Repp & Janina Nitsche - S.

In dieser Folge drehen wir den Spieß um und zeigen dir, warum das nicht der Fall ist! Offene Zentren im Human Design werden oft als Schwachstellen oder „Probleme“ gesehen – aber was, wenn genau diese Offenheit deine größte Stärke 💪 ist? Wir hinterfragen die gängigen Mythen 🌀 und tauchen in die Potenziale der offenen Zentren ein. Dabei teilen wir auch persönliche Geschichten 📖 aus unserem eigenen Leben. Bereit, deine Perspektive zu erweitern und das Thema mal richtig aufzumischen? 🔥 Dann starte jetzt mit dem ersten Teil dieser Folge!

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