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:Human Design Academy
The Complete Rave I'Ching by Ra Uru Hu
Gate 39:
Obstruction
(The Gate Of The Provocateur)
Gate 39:
Obstruction.
The Gate Of The Provocateur.
Channel:
39/55 - Emoting.
A design of moodiness.
Harmonic Gate:
55 - Abundance.
Center:
Root.
Circuit:
Knowing.
Astrological Position:
"09° 30' 00 - 15° 07' 30".
Zodiac Symbol:
Cancer
Incarnation Cross:
The Right Angle Cross of Tension 2.
Like its mirror,
the 38th gate of the Fighter
(they are in exact opposition in the Zodiac),
Obstruction is a combative fuel.
Sometime between the birth of Buddha and Jesus,
the Solar Plexus Center began to evolve into our third
Awareness center.
The Awareness of the'Spirit'.
Rarely experienced in our time,
Emotional Awareness is our collective destiny.
The energy to provoke is an essential ingredient It is in the design that the individual must fight,
is provoked and must provoke to find the spirit.
The provocateur is seeking out the spirit,
trying to provoke it into expression.
Since this gate is always looking for its spirit,
this fuel also gives it the energy to persevere,
to deal with the moods that this process releases.
With this energy, whoever you can provoke is not for you!
The journey is towards the spirit.
This channel is a Design of Moodiness.
The mood swings,
from hope to pain,
is the energy of the Solar Plexus and not its potential awareness.
Patience is the key.
If the mood cycle is not seen for what it is,
the wave frequency of the Solar Plexus,
then a result may be 'eating' disorders.
THE VALUE OF OBSTRUCTION IN PROVOKING ANALYSIS, ASSESSMENT AND REEVALUATION.
Gate 39.1: Disengagement.
Exaltation:
The determination when confronted by obstacles to withdraw but only temporarily.
The energy to provoke by refusing to confront obstacles.
Detriment:
Disengagement, with an accompanying indecision as to when to reengage.
The refusal to confront obstacles without the capacity to know when to engage.
The indecision is also a provocation.
Gate 39.2: Confrontation.
Exaltation:
The instinctual and direct assault of obstacles.
The energy to provoke through direct assault.
Detriment:
The principle of preservation that tempts one to go around an obstacle that should be tackled head-on.
An emotional discomfort when direct assault is essential.
Gate 39.3: Responsibility.
The avoidance of confronting obstacles if failure puts others at risk.
Exaltation:
The great benefic whose first consideration is for the larger framework.
The energy to provoke through self-sacrifice.
Detriment:
The often disastrous assumption that others are more at risk if an obstacle is not confronted.
The energy to provoke through the failure to make sacrifices.
Gate 39.4: Temperance.
Careful evaluation and assessment before taking action.
Exaltation:
The values of feelings and instincts in establishing the proper timing.
The energy to provoke at exactly the right time.
Detriment:
The faulty belief that willpower alone can overcome any obstacle regardless of circumstances.
The energy to provoke that ignores circumstances.
Gate 39.5: Single-mindedness.
The rare ability not to overcome but to bypass obstacles.
Exaltation:
The imagination to establish new patterns that make the obstacles irrelevant.
The imaginative energy to provoke through bypassing obstacles.
Detriment:
Simple hardheadedness.
Though less exalted, it can often result in success and gather support by its very determination.
The energy to provoke through hardheadedness.
Gate 39.6: The troubleshooter.
The natural gift for solving problems.
Exaltation:
Constant reexamination to weed out the weakest aspect.
The power of the Self in exploring the extremes to find the weakest point.
Detriment:
A tendency to use harmony as a weapon in problem situations rather than focusing on the root causes.
The power of the Self to ignore the weakest point in favor of harmony.
