Rushiraj Mhetras

The first reading-

I’m a projector 3/5 

Somewhere in Feb 2020 I had my first reading, and honestly I was very intrigued and curious.

I always had these questions about life and ‘knowing’ the purpose and questioning everything. Basically existential crisis with a side of ‘why me?’ 

And honestly speaking I have read and studied quiet a few books about human psychology, mind, spirituality etc. And met people who were practising it since a long time, had few ‘different’ experiences. But without concrete practical experience and results all of that theoretical stuff didn’t mean much.

So was actually looking forward if this science manages to actually gets me onto something or this is just another mumbo jumbo.

Best part about human design is that it’s not a belief system, ergo, you experiment things, observe them and then take and practise what’s correct for you. Simple.

Thanks to the reading now I know the mechanics of how I operate much better.

-The conditioning which led me to practise certain lifestyle which was not correct for me.

The toxic patterns which got me trapped in same loop for hours, days sometime months and even years.

I got to know about parts and qualities of me which are consistent and reliable, which helped redirect my energy to things needed.

Now I can dedicate the same energy to be aware about qualities which are inconsistent and helping to practise inaction when not necessary.

I can finally let go, experience some stillness and see the world around in a different perspective.

Also,

It was simple because we got a damn good instructor.

Yogeswar sir, well, let’s just say he’s one of those people you won’t regret spending time with.

Countless time I have asked questions which were tough, tricky, oxymoronic and sometimes pure moronic.

But every-time he made sure not only I have the answer but also a new question which would again get my focus on being aware to what is right for me.

In short, whenever you’re trapped in storm, he’d be the anchor when you’re drifting apart from the track or he’d guide you to the coast like a lighthouse.