Head Center in Human Design
Defined
A way of asking questions that is your own is at work in you and accompanies you through many phases of life. Your inspiration has a recognisable direction. Behind it lies the need to be allowed to follow your questions without having to justify them.
In the HD model, the Head Centre stands for questions and inspiration and is defined in you.
When your questions put you under pressure, thinking feels like a duty. Once you may turn them over at your own pace, they bring you ideas that stimulate others as well.
Open
The questions of other people easily come close to you and keep occupying you as if they were your own. You experience a wealth of stimulation that changes with your surroundings. The need behind it is to be able to tell apart the questions of others from your own.
Your Head Centre is open, which in the HD model marks the place for questions and inspiration.
When you set out to solve every question brought to you, it grows loud inside you. Once you notice which of them truly belongs to you, your openness becomes a source of fine inspiration.