Human Design Analyst Training, PTL1 Semester 1: Physiological Transformation
The first semester of Professional Analyst Training: learn the Rave Analysis Method and how to read all four Types, Definition, and the planets, so you can synthesize a BodyGraph instead of listing gates.
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- ✓ Taught from Ra Uru Hu’s source
- ✓ Taught by LaVeena B. Archers, PhD
- ✓ Materials on HumanDesign.Live
What this course covers
Semester 1 is where you build the base every later semester stands on: the Rave Analysis Method (RAM), the reading structure professional analysis has run on since Ra Uru Hu first formalized it. You start with foundation analysis itself, then move through the four Types one at a time: Generator, Projector, Manifestor, Reflector, each with its own reading considerations, common misreads, and a live chart-assessment practicum so the material moves from theory into your own hands.
From there the semester turns to Definition (why a chart splits the way it does, and how to follow that structure instead of guessing at it), Openness and conditioning (reading the undefined centers as real information, not blank space), and the Inner and Outer Planets: the layer that moves a reading from mechanics into a life being lived. The semester closes with an RAM recap, a full run at layering everything you have learned onto one BodyGraph.
This is called Physiological Transformation because it works at the level of the body's own mechanics: the gates, centers, and planetary activations that determine what is true for someone before a single interpretation gets added. Ten core modules, live lecture recordings, weekly practicums with a partner or small group, and optional quizzes after every module to check your own retention as you go.
Course contents
- Foundation analysis & the Rave Analysis Method: The reading structure every later semester builds on, plus your first partnered practicum.
- The four Types, one at a time: Generator, Projector, Manifestor, and Reflector: reading considerations, common misreads, and a chart-assessment exercise for each.
- Definition structure & fundamentals: Why a chart splits the way it does, and how to use the Rave I'Ching to follow that structure instead of guessing at it.
- Prioritizing conditioning: Reading Openness as real information: keynoting the Not-Self accurately instead of glossing over undefined centers.
- The Inner Planets: physical life: Sun, Earth, Moon, and Mars themes, and how to RAM a channel in life-aspect context.
- The Outer Planets: transcendent life: Jupiter through Pluto, planetary triads, and gates in context.
- RAM analysis recap: A full semester assignment layering every element covered so far onto one BodyGraph.
Learn it from the lineage.
Every course here is taught from Ra Uru Hu’s source by the Education Director of Jovian Archive.