Understanding the Undefined Head Centre in Human Design
In Human Design, the undefined Head Centre is all about mental pressure. If you have this centre undefined in your bodygraph, it means you are highly receptive to other people’s thoughts, questions, and ideas. You can be a great source of inspiration, but there’s also a downside—mental overwhelm.
Those with an undefined Head Centre often feel a constant pressure to think, to solve problems, and to answer questions, even when these problems and questions aren’t theirs. The result? A lot of unnecessary mental exhaustion.
How the Undefined Head Centre Feels
You might find yourself constantly trying to clear your mind or solve every puzzle that comes your way. But this is where understanding your Human Design can be a game-changer. You’re not meant to be under constant mental pressure.
Tips for Alignment:
Ask yourself: Is this my question to answer? It’s easy to get caught up in solving things that don’t belong to you.
Mental clarity: Give yourself time and space for moments of clarity. You’re designed to have insights, but not constantly. Mental spaciousness is key.
In alignment with your design, your undefined Head Centre allows you to be a beacon of inspiration without carrying the weight of everyone else’s mental burdens.
Do you have any other centres undefined? Check out my blog posts on the rest of the centres below:
