Summary of 64 gate dogs in human design

Summary of the meaning of 64 goals

Through reflection to understand the self.

Gate 1 (Self-Expression) expresses unique creativity.

Gate 2 (Direction of the Self) uses the ability of exposure to creatively guide others.

Gate 3 (Ordering) supports the organizing process from chaos (Chaos) to the system.

Gate 4 (Formulization) presents a theory to answer or solve the world's problems.

Gate 5 (Fixed Rhythms) Adapt to Natural Rhythms, Endurance Training and Confidence

Gate 6 (Friction) Learn to manage emotions in close relationships.

Gate 7 (Role of the Self) guides others in the right direction when receiving an invitation.

Gate 8 (Contributions) promote or present something worth paying attention to.

Gate 9 (Focus) Focus and commitment needed to create things

Gate 10 (Behavior of the Self) teaches about loving yourself and living honestly towards yourself.

Gate 11 (Ideas) shares unlimited ideas to the world.

Gate 12 (Caution) communicates emotions into words to achieve insight.

Gate 13 can listen and gather insight.

Gate 14 uses a passion for creative and innovative work.

Gate 15 (Extremes) Live a flexible life and adapt to external situations.

Gate 16 (Skills) Master skills and share them with the world.

Gate 17 (Opinions) organizes ideas and logic to create better things for the public.

Gate 18 (Correction) points out where it can be improved or made better.

Gate 19 (Need) uses connections to identify and share basic human needs.

Gate 20 teaches the power of being present (Presence)

Gate 21 (The Hunter / Huntress) controls and manages resources in the material world.

Gate 22 is emotionally elegant and compassionate.

Gate 23 (Assimilation) communicates unconventional creativity to society.

Gate 24 (Rationalizing) uses thought processes to find useful reasons.

Gate 25 teaches Universal Love.

Gate 26 uses persuasion or sales skills to enhance humanity.

Gate 27 (Caring) Care and incubate people in groups or races (Tribe)

Gate 28 (Game Player) to take risks to find the meaning and purpose of life.

Gate 29 (Saying Yes) Leapt into new experiences without hesitation.

Gate 30 (Feelings) Learn from Desire Without Expectations

Gate 31 (Leading) is influential to let others set their own course.

Gate 32 (Continuity) Keeps and Continues the Value

Gate 33 uses self-reflection time to bring lessons into stories.

Gate 34 follows self-authority and guides in its own way.

Gate 35 seeks new experiences to learn all aspects of life.

Gate 36 (Crisis) touches a variety of emotions to create growth.

Gate 37 (Friendship) Unite and care for family or community.

Gate 38 (Fighter) shows what's worth fighting for.

Gate 39 encourages change through provocation or challenge.

Gate 40 (Aloneness) Balances Collective Work and Personal Leisure

Gate 41 follows internal pressure to seek new emotions.

Gate 42 provides the power to accomplish things.

Gate 43 offers new perspectives through intuition.

Gate 44 instinctively sees potential or talent in other males.

Gate 45 oversees material stability and collective management.

Gate 46 believes in timing and the perfection of life.

Gate 47 (Realizing) Finds the meaning of life out of confusion or inspiration.

Gate 48 uses wisdom and deep intuition to solve problems.

Gate 49 (Rejection) Consider principles and relationships to create change.

Gate 50 (Values) maintains values and collective responsibility.

Gate 51 (Shock) stimulates interest in others through courage and unexpected events.

Gate 52 uses stillness and concentration to create benefits.

Gate 53 applies internal pressure to start something new.

Gate 54 (Ambition) Ambition that Drives Material Success

Gate 55 (Spirit) Deep emotional touch, spiritual pursuit of freedom

Gate 56 uses stories to stimulate thoughts and actions.

Gate 57 uses intuition to navigate to good health.

Gate 58 seeks what makes life powerful and meaningful.

Gate 59 explores the driving force of relationships creatively.

Gate 60 accepts constraints to create lasting change.

Gate 61 searches for the truth beyond thought or the invisible.

Gate 62 (Detail) communicates facts precisely through attention to detail.

Gate 63 uses skepticism to question and query the truth.

Gate 64 (Confusion) reviews past experiences to understand human life.