Extended Curriculum 2: Money & Business

Ra Uru Hu taught about money the way he taught about everything else, as mechanics. This path turns the BodyGraph toward the material plane. It is the most compact of the Extended Curriculum paths: 4 lessons, about 10.5 hours, delivered as audio, video and an ebook, covering the not-self and conditioning, the centers, the gates and the lines.

The open centers carry much of the weight. Where a chart is open is where the material world presses in, and it is also where the not-self is most easily talked into chasing security, status or income in a way that belongs to someone else's design. The defined parts of a chart show where a person's reliable contribution lives. A working life built on that contribution holds up far better than one built on conditioning.

Ra's money teaching comes back again and again to one practical point: efficiency on the material plane begins when you stop taking on work that was never yours to do. The gates and lines add detail to that picture, showing the particular ways a design is built to be of value.

I came to Ra's money teaching early. One of the first large packages we put together when I started working with Jovian Archive was Mastering the Material Plane, and his material has shaped my business teaching ever since. What I stress with every student is that seeing a way to make money in a chart is only the beginning. Each possibility still has to run as an experiment through that person's own Strategy and Authority before it is theirs to build on.

This is a Human Design teaching about the material plane, and it is best heard by someone already experimenting with their own Strategy and Authority. Without that ground, it becomes one more set of strategies for the mind to chase.