0:00:01.4 Lauri Wakefield: Welcome. Thanks for joining us today. I’m Lauri.

0:00:04.0 Leslee Wegleitner: Hi everyone. This is Leslee.

0:00:06.0 Lauri Wakefield: So today we’re gonna talk about the G Center and we’re gonna do it the way we’ve done the other podcast episodes for the 9-Centered Being, I’m gonna talk about, like just give an overview of the center and then Leslee is gonna talk about it, an undefined G Center and I’m gonna talk about a defined G Center. So the themes for the G Center are love, identity, and direction. And the G Center, there are eight gates in the G Center. Four of them are gates of direction. It’s gate one, 13, seven, and two. And then the gates of love are gates 15, 10, 25, and 46. So about half the population has a defined and undefined, I mean, actually it’s the statistics have been somewhere like around 57% defined, 43% undefined. So it’s about even. So Leslee, do you wanna… And one thing I was gonna… Yeah, okay, hold on a second. One thing I was gonna say about the G Center too is that it’s coming down from the head center through the Ajna and the throat center, the G Center is the only center for internal authority that a projector can have. It’s the only type that can have the self-projected authority. So not that that matters all, that I just thought it was kind of an interesting thing to bring up. So Leslee, do you wanna start talking about the undefined G Center?

0:01:47.0 Leslee Wegleitner: Sure. So as Lauri mentioned, there is 43% of the people or thereabouts has the undefined G Center. And one of the aspects to really hone in or to know is how important environment is for these, for the open Gs. And if your environment is incorrect, then the people that you’re with is also incorrect, which is, if you’re not in the correct place, then to thrive is really challenging for you. And this can be as simple as where you’re going out to eat, where you’re sitting at work, the direction that you park your car, you place your bed, which kinda seems like a little bit like of overthinking. But in knowing and having these correct places or placement of things, it changes the environment that you’re in. So it changes how you perceive the environment that you’re in also. So you can add and if those things are not correct, then your relationships, your career, your community is all gonna, you know, not be correct also. So paying close attention to how a place makes you feel is really important, like really to feel in that body and the direction that you’re taking feels correct. And in doing, you know, obviously practicing that strategy and authority to get you to acknowledge how you feel in the body and how you can stay attuned to that… Sorry, I’m kinda stumbling. I’m just…

0:03:41.0 Lauri Wakefield: No, that’s okay.

0:03:42.0 Leslee Wegleitner: Trying to get across like the sensation in the body.

0:03:47.6 Lauri Wakefield: It’s just a feeling. Yeah, it’s a feeling. It’s like, you know it, when you’re in the right place and when you’re not, you’re gonna just feel.

0:03:53.0 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah, so attuning to that kinda more of a relaxed feel in your environment.

0:03:57.3 Lauri Wakefield: Right.

0:03:57.8 Leslee Wegleitner: And then, if you’re questioning your purpose, your direction, or the love relationship you’re in, it’s kind of like a signpost to let you know that something is not feeling right and something needs to change. But one aspect to remember with that also is being the undefined G, you’re gonna amplify the defined Gs that are around you. So in that amplification, if that person isn’t correct for you, then that’s what you’re amplifying. So to really know what is yours and what isn’t and then to be able to kind of release that if it’s not yours, to be able to release it so that you can align to you and your correct place and space and people that you wanna surround yourself with. So also, if the G is undefined, the gates waiting to be activated are themes. So this is if your G center is undefined and then you have like hanging gates. Just to know that that will activate, it will be activated through the people around you and the transits in you also. And this energy is not gonna be consistent for you.

0:05:17.2 Leslee Wegleitner: So you can’t really rely upon it to make decisions, but it provides enough consistency to kind of bring the lessons that you are here to learn and bring forth with your love direction and how you’re predisposed to be. So if you have an open G and it has nothing hanging off of it, no hanging gates, just know that it’s really important for you to use that authority and strategy and to be operating correctly because otherwise you will fall into some deep conditioning and then you won’t be living out your life. You’ll be living out somebody else’s life. So that’s really important to be aware of. And I think that’s all I really have to share. With that I can give a couple of examples if…

0:06:13.5 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. I was gonna add a few things though, before you give the examples if you don’t mind?

0:06:17.5 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah.

0:06:18.9 Lauri Wakefield: Okay. So people who have an undefined G center can be kind of like chameleons. They can blend in and adapt to different environments and because they are so open, they can become like the people in the environment. You know what I’m saying? You probably know people like that where it’s just when they’re around certain people, they change, they become somebody else. You know what I’m saying? Yeah? So I have a friend of mine, we were talking about human design stuff and I was talking about an open G center, and he really has a lot of openness in his chart, but the G center is one of his open centers. And he’s like, Wow, like that is, he’s like, I always wondered why it was like that, I just feel like a chameleon sometimes. So yeah, it’s kind of funny, ’cause they can’t help it. I mean, it’s just, they’re just open. It’s just, they don’t have a fixed identity. So things are just different for them. I mean, it’s hard ’cause you and I are both defined, so it’s hard to understand that. But anyway, another thing I was gonna say about people who have an undefined G center, they’ll sometimes like on a subconscious level, they’ll seek people who have a defined G center because it can help them feel more secure about their identity and their sense of direction.

0:07:44.0 Lauri Wakefield: And then, well, you were gonna give a couple of examples. So if you wanted to do that, but I was gonna say something about, okay, because while you were gonna talk about something, like if you have two people who have gates that meet together, that go together to define it, that’s so weird because then when they’re not around each other, they both have it open, you know? Yeah, so I think one of the examples that you were gonna talk about kinda goes into… Yeah.

0:08:21.9 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah, and another thing is to kind of keep in mind is how that G becomes defined for the open G. So for me, I can be around people and being that it’s connected to my throat, they’re talking my talk, right? It’s like they’re picking up on the frequencies that I carry to my throat. So they’re identifying with what I’m saying. And then all of a sudden they can turn around and be talking to somebody else. And I hear them totally contradicting what they just said to me.

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0:08:52.5 Lauri Wakefield: Right?

0:08:52.9 Leslee Wegleitner: And I used to get so frustrated, like what is happening? But then I’m like…

0:08:56.7 Lauri Wakefield: Who are you?

0:08:57.7 Leslee Wegleitner: Oh, I get it. Yeah, I’m like, oh, I get it. And then there’d be significant people, like it was my ex in my life. And I’m like, but you were just saying that two seconds ago. And then just to kind of also be aware of that, ’cause that’s pretty fascinating to watch. So, if someone is defined into the ego, what that would bring. But anyways, it’s a big rabbit hole to fold on. So we’ll just kind of go side by side. But yeah, so one of the examples like you kind of were talking about is, my son and his girlfriend just moved to Tennessee and they both have open Gs but electromagnetically, which means they both have part of a channel that defines their Gs together. So when they’re together, they have this comfort and this knowing of direction. They’re in love with each other, their purpose of why they went to Tennessee. And it was all laid out and very clear. And as they’ve been there, they’ve been living in Airbnbs and trying to decide if they’re gonna continue being in Tennessee or coming home. What’s gonna happen is my son is a CrossFit athlete. And so he is at a gym with all the elites and he’s in the environment that these people are serious about CrossFit.

0:10:24.8 Leslee Wegleitner: I mean, this is their goal. They’re making it to the games. They’re there 4-6 hours a day there. And he’s realizing how much he missed that when he was back home, he was at a gym that he pretty much was doing the workouts himself and was at the gym all by himself, 4-6 hours pushing and making this happen. And his girlfriend that is there has got an online job, but she is not liking it. [chuckle] She’s not feeling the community at the gym, it’s a big gym. And Spencer is like, well, that’s gonna take time to build friendships and build relationships with people. So he’s willing to put that in, but knowing the environment is completely correct for him, whereas his girlfriend is just not, she’s very much a socialite. She needs that connection now. And it’s not really happening for her. So it’s really interesting. You know, he’s a generator. So through questions, I could get him to kind of get clarity around how he feels. And so I think what’s gonna transpire is he’s gonna stay and she’s gonna come back home and pursue another career of choice or whatever. But it’s been really fun to watch because with the open Gs and then coming together in relationship, having a defined G and yet they still have to find their direction, what’s right for them and to really get that clarity.

0:12:03.8 Leslee Wegleitner: And being, one is a projector, one is a generator and their process is so, so different. And then just another really quick example, someone that I did a reading for has been an engineer his whole life, pretty much retiring. And he’s talking about becoming, wanting to join a biker gang, wanting to be a bullfighter, completely open G, right? And I’m just sitting there listening to him kind of giggling because I’m like, wow, that’s a huge shift within your identity, your direction, your purpose. And he’s constantly, he’s living in one state and then he’s moving to another state and he’s just not finding, but I was trying to get him to understand this, strategy and authority, strategy and authority. Don’t just jump into these different places and environments because you’re feeling drawn ’cause you saw something on TV that [chuckle] someone was talking about it, I read it in a magazine. It looked really kind of fun. So they off they go. But yeah, so that was just another really kind of a fun experience to have. Yeah.

0:13:23.4 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. We just had that other example with your friend when you guys went to the… What was it the…

0:13:29.3 Leslee Wegleitner: Oh, a sound healing. Yeah. And there was two healing rooms to choose from. They each had the sound healing egg and they’re called the eggs.

0:13:38.4 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. And she has an open G center.

0:13:40.3 Leslee Wegleitner: Yep. She has a completely open G center and we’re standing outside and I’m looking at the two rooms as this woman is kind of describing the little subtle differences between the two. And I was really neutral. I’m looking at them going, it really doesn’t matter. And then I remembered, Oh, she’s got an open G. So I said to her, I think you need to choose which one feels better for you. And she knew exactly which one to go to. And it was really kind of fun to see, ’cause she kind of lit up when I asked her, ’cause I think she knew which one she wanted, but I don’t think she was really gonna express that to me. So when I said it, and then when she came walking out of the room, she’s like, Oh, I knew I needed to be in that room, [laughter] so that was kind of another fun example to just be aware of when you are. And if you know someone’s an open G and you’re not, so yeah.

0:14:38.0 Lauri Wakefield: So, okay. So I guess, well, I mean, did you have anything else you want to add or you want to move on to the defined G center?

0:14:44.5 Leslee Wegleitner: No, we can hop right into the defined. Yep.

0:14:46.5 Lauri Wakefield: Okay. So, with the defined G center, Leslee and I both have a defined and we’ll give a couple of examples. But the energy with that is, there’s a fixed and reliable self-identity or identity. They have a sense of being lovable, of being loved and a sense of what’s correct for them as far as direction. So one thing I was talking about when we were talking about the undefined is that people who have it open can be kind of chameleons. And like with somebody who has a defined, you’re not gonna find that, they’re gonna be pretty consistent. You know, everybody is a little bit different, probably about around different people to some extent, but with somebody who has a defined G center, they’re gonna be more consistent regardless of who they’re with and what environment they’re in. And another thing too is that they’re not really followers. They’re the type that they’re not gonna jump on the bandwagon or go along with the crowd. And they’re more, I think just because they have that strong sense of identity, it’s like, they know if they’re following their strategy and authority, they know what’s correct for them, so they’re not gonna be a swayed or influenced by things.

0:16:30.7 Lauri Wakefield: So one thing, like an example that I was gonna give, it’s when I was in first grade, I was seven-years-old. And the reason why I was thinking about this example is because it shows that when you find out different things in your human design and you look back throughout your life, there are gonna be certain things that you’re gonna see that have always been there. They’ve always been the way that you are. So my definition is through the channel 1020 and the 3410. So the one I was gonna talk about really like, it’s the 3410, it’s the channel of following your own convictions. And I’ve always been like this throughout my life where if I feel strongly about something, it’s like, I don’t give an SH like who’s around me, and not in an obnoxious way at all, but like who’s around me or like if I’m gonna stand up for something, I’ll stand up for it. And it’s like, I’m not worried about what somebody is gonna say or what they’re gonna do. ‘Cause I feel that strongly about it.

0:17:43.7 Lauri Wakefield: So anyway, the example that I was gonna give, it was like, I was seven-years-old and there was this kid in my first grade class and I used to tutor him and his name was Marty. And so, I moved our desks out into the hallway and I tutored him in reading. And so when he would do a good job, I would bring bubblegum with me. And so when he did a good job, I’d give him a piece of bubblegum. So anyway, we were out on the playground after lunch. All the kids from school were out after we had lunch. And there was a kid, a girl who was on one of the swings and she was all by herself. And I don’t know, she just looked kind of sad to me, I think. And like I was a friendly kid. I mean, I would go up and talk to people and I wasn’t shy in that way. Anyway, so I got on the swing next to her and we were just kind of swinging in the swings. And anyway, Marty and his brother, she was probably a couple of years older than me, but anyway, Marty and his brother and his brother’s friend and his brother was maybe a couple of years older. They came by and they started making fun of the other girl who was on the swing ’cause she was kind of overweight, and I got really upset about it. And I got up the swing and I went up to him and I walked through even with the two other people there.

0:18:58.6 Lauri Wakefield: And I was like, Marty, if you don’t stop making fun of her, I’m not gonna give you any more bubblegum. [laughter] And yeah, he kind of looked at me, but he knew I meant what I said, you know, I don’t know, it was just kind of funny. But not really, it wasn’t, I felt bad for the girl. But that’s just an example. I mean, everybody, like you have definition from another channel. So, the way that yours is gonna be expressed a little bit differently. Did you want to share that Leslee? Well, you actually have two channels, don’t you?

0:19:29.8 Leslee Wegleitner: I do. I have the channel 214, channel of the beat and then channel 18, channel of inspiration. And so, they are individual also with an individual circuitry, but what they’re both conscious and unconscious defined. So one gate is conscious, one gate is unconscious, I’m both those channels. So what I’m finding, sometimes it takes me to actually be moving in the direction or to actually get clarity. Because it’s undefined, I’m not always aware, I guess, or until I’m actually doing or I’m around the people or I’m in the environment and then I’ll get the hit. I mean, it’ll be very, very obvious, but it takes a little bit more to maybe come to the clarity. And using strategy and authority is helpful, but sometimes still it’s like even as simple as going to dinner. I’ll think, yeah, you know, I want to go to dinner. And then as I’m moving that direction, I’ll realize I don’t want to go to dinner. I don’t want to go to dinner there. Maybe it’s not the food that I want or just something. So just something else to kind of be aware of if you’re defined, if your G center is defined, but it’s unconsciously defined. So yeah, because my one and my two are both unconscious.

0:21:06.8 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. Yeah, that’s something that is interesting, like with the whole chart. I mean, the personality side or the conscious side, the black numbers, those are the ones that we feel that’s who we are. But then we’ve got this other side, the unconscious side that like what we attempt to do throughout our lives is like bring the two together, even though they can be very different. You know what I’m saying?

0:21:35.5 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

0:21:36.9 Lauri Wakefield: I’m trying to bring into the other. And a lot of times like with the unconscious, it’s stuff that we’re not aware, that’s why it’s called the unconscious. And it’s sometimes or a lot of times like things that other people will notice in us before we notice in ourselves.

0:21:50.1 Leslee Wegleitner: Right, right. And I do have the gate 25, the love of spirit. And it’s interesting because I’m such a romantic. I love the Hallmark movies and [laughter] that’s one thing. And that’s conscious in my chart. So, oh, I’m very, very aware of I’m all about being romanticized and in my dream world of all that lovey dovey and really seeing people, that unconditional love aspect of that gate too. But yeah, it’s kind of fun to play with.

0:22:26.5 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. So one thing I was gonna say that I didn’t mention. Were you finished, Leslee? Sorry.

0:22:34.0 Leslee Wegleitner: I was, yeah.

0:22:34.8 Lauri Wakefield: Okay. So one thing I was gonna mention with the defined G center, like an unhealthy expression of it can be where, and this is just from not following strategy and authority, it’s where you initiate like a new direction in your life or a new love relationship when it’s coming from your mind instead of by using your strategy and authority, you’re not gonna end up with good results there. And then, the fewer the defined G center, especially for people who have it undefined, they can be like a source of strength for people who have it undefined. So they may look, I don’t know that I necessarily call it leadership, but like the sense of direction, they may look to people who have it defined like as a sense of, okay, where should we go or what should we do? And what can happen sometimes with people who have it defined, they can put too much of an emphasis on thinking that they know the direction for everybody. And so they can initiate like leading others in a certain direction. And that works if somebody comes up to you and asks you, or like if you’re responding to something as a generator or a manifesting generator, but if you’re just looking at other people and thinking you know what’s right for them, like even, oh, that person would be perfect for you. [chuckle] You know what I mean? Like a relationship that if somebody is not asking you, it’s not healthy to just blurt that out.

0:24:17.9 Leslee Wegleitner: Right. So one thing, just to quick add, I, through conversing with some people that Open G and trying to figure out where they want to be as far as like in state-wise or whatever, they’ll use astrocartography.

0:24:33.5 Lauri Wakefield: Yes.

0:24:34.1 Leslee Wegleitner: And that’s kind of a fun way to kind of narrow it down. Like if you’re looking at a map and going, okay, I’m not feeling good in the space or in the environment that I am, I need to make a big change. And of course, still use your strategy and authority, but to kind of give at least a narrower than the whole world aspect. I’ve heard people using astrocartography and then Ra has also mentioned to use the…

0:25:03.5 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah, he says the unconscious.

0:25:06.4 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah, use the unconscious, the design side, 88 degrees.

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0:25:12.8 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah. So that’s fascinating. I have not done that yet. I have that on my bucket list. And I think it would be kind of fun to just experiment with. And I have not done it. I’ve done it with my birthday, but not the design side, 88 degrees prior to birth.

0:25:29.6 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah, we were talking about that. So we’re just California fall. [chuckle] Does it show up?

0:25:35.1 Leslee Wegleitner: Personality, yeah, it falls right in the… Yeah.

0:25:38.7 Lauri Wakefield: Yeah. It’s interesting. No surprise though. ‘Cause you were talking about like, ’cause you and your boyfriend are out there right now for a little short trip and you were talking about how you just feel like you’re just in the flow of…

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0:25:54.7 Lauri Wakefield: For the astro cartography?

0:25:56.5 Leslee Wegleitner: I don’t. I think it’s in Jupiter.

0:25:58.8 Lauri Wakefield: Oh, okay.

0:26:00.2 Leslee Wegleitner: I think it’s in Jupiter. Yeah.

0:26:01.4 Lauri Wakefield: That’s a good one. Yeah, that’s a good one. Yep. So anyway, I think ’cause we’re kind of like running way over.

0:26:08.7 Leslee Wegleitner: Yeah.

0:26:09.9 Lauri Wakefield: So you’re about ready to wrap it up?

0:26:11.8 Leslee Wegleitner: I am.

0:26:12.7 Lauri Wakefield: Okay. Thanks so much for joining us today. And our next episode in the 9-Centered Being series, we’re gonna be talking about the ego or the will center. If you’d like to see the show notes for today’s podcast, you can find them on our website at www.alignandachievebydesign.com. The show notes will be listed under podcast episode 20. If you’d like to join us as we continue our exploration into the 9-Centered Being, please be sure to subscribe to our podcast. Thanks again and have a great day.

0:26:41.2 Leslee Wegleitner: Thanks everybody.