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Maia Mechanics Advanced Imaging
In order to put that in perspective for the third year programs in PHS and Rave
Psychology, because of the information level that has been laid as a foundation, it's
possible to take the basic information that we have, the calculable information that
we have, and translate that into another level of visual presentation in order to be
able to present all of the information that is available when looking at somebody's
design. What this is called is Maia Mechanics Advanced Imaging. I am the only one
right now, aside from the developer of it, who is working with it. That is, I have a
calculation beta version that I'm working with. The actual program itself will only be
available to Practitioners and Rave Psychologists and will only be available to them in
the third year of their programs.
It actually is an information base that requires a great deal of training. Everybody
who's participating in this program is part of that kind of training program. However,
the reason that this course was not restricted is that it's very important that there is
this understanding that there is another level of information that exists and that it is
something that isn't about being hidden, if I can put it that way.
Anyway, let’s us get into Maia Mechanics Advanced Imaging. Obviously, there is no
change that takes place within the construct of the bodygraph itself. In other words,
this is simply about laying out graphically, more than anything else. One of the
things I enjoy so much about Human Design is the fact that it is a visual science. In
other words, everything that you need to know you have to be able to see, in that
sense, and it's right there in front of you. It all depends, if I'm standing with a
novice who has never been introduced to Human Design and they’re standing beside
me and were both looking at this map, obviously we get very different levels of
information from it.
My concern about having spent so many years in developing the knowledge of the
substructure of the line was that the graphic presentation that was being used
universally was not something that was of service to that knowledge. I mean, yes
indeed you can look in MMI; you certainly can look and find out what the colors and
tones and bases are. It's not that the information is not there. But, it isn’t presented
in the sense that all the levels of information brought together into one visual,
because of course once you bring all of this information together in one visual you
begin to see things that you could not see before. It's very much what Advanced
Imaging brings to analysis, what is what I refer to as holistic analysis. That is, not
just simply looking at the fundamentals of somebody's design.