The Designed to Blossom Resource Book is a friendly place for Human Design enthusiasts wanting to expand their understanding, refine their experiment and receive heartfelt guidance.,  Integrating humanistic psychology, the Gene Keys and more, Rosy Aronson PhD reflects over a rich collection of themes, challenges and questions that have arisen over her many years working closely with Human Design and Gene Keys students and clients., ,    Full of simplicity, wisdom and kindness, this book is a fantastic resource for those who have:explored Human Design elsewhere, but are longing for a nuanced, compassionate, relationally-grounded and paradox-embracing way of working with this powerful system wanted to bridge Human Design with Richard Rudd's Gene Keys, and Rudd's and Pitzal's Integral Human Designalready purchased the Designed to Blossom online course or Creative Workbook and would love some extra guidance and support. With a collaborative, fun and inquiry-loving spirit, Rosy's unique approach to Human Design will empower you to meet life head-on with vitality, and to respond to everyday (and very human!) challenges with creative grounding, emotional maturity and self-respect., ,    Here are just a few of the questions addressed in this Resource Book: What if I don't relate to (or like) part of my design?Where does our energy come from? (the 'motor controversy')Do I really have to sleep alone?How can I discern a passionate response from an addiction?How do I reconcile paradoxical teachers and teachings?How do I deal with people freaking out when I say 'no'?What do I do when a good invitation turns bad?Can Human Design help people with serious psychological issues?Can Emotional Beings ever experience magic & serendipity?When is it time to let go of a painful, intimate relationship? How can Human Design and the Gene Keys help me navigate tricky relational scenarios?Will Human Design make me rich?Can my angry thoughts be felt long-distance?Can Human Design & the Gene Keys help me with shame and trauma?How can I stay true to myself when in a heated debate?How do I trust myself when someone gives me Human Design advice, and... When is Human Design not helpful?