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Probably the most comprehensive original course ever taught by Alokanand Diaz to a select group of Analysts and advanced Human Design students in his home during the summer of 2017. Departing from Ra Uru Hu’s assertion that the Rave I-Ching is nothing more than a catalogue of homogenized roles perpetuating the Not-Self dynamics, Alok guides his students on a transformative journey. Layer by layer, the veils of illusion trapping their consciousness dissolve as they delve deeper into the profound sociological dynamics underpinning human interaction. Alok’s deep exploration of the transauric entities—Penta and WA—provides insights into how humanity’s cognitive potential is systematically homogenized. From birth, individual uniqueness is conditioned to conform, serving as a power base for institutional structures that regulate what humans call civilization—a system Alok refers to as the “human hive.” Article Insight: Ra often emphasized that the Rave I-Ching is a catalogue of homogenized roles of the Not-Self—particularly evident in its 384 lines. Yet, this understanding remains largely unassimilated, even among seasoned Human Design students. The text delineates roles that, through homogenized conditioning, are reduced to mundane characters. These roles lose their transformative potential when individuals fail to transcend the constraints of normality. In the Not-Self world, life is a homogenized movie: "good people," "bad people," winners, losers, men, women—archetypes that humanity reproduces with every generation. Each new life enters the wheel of evolution, with individuals often mistaking themselves for the starring role. Sadly, most of these performances are driven by vanity rather than true purpose.
