Tag: systems thinking for change

• Rethinking Hierarchy: Exploring Heterarchical Systems

  

  Preface I have been interested in learning about non-hierarchal structures as alternatives in society since learning about the concept of Synarchy through Richard Rudd and the Gene Keys. This “Siddhi” is from a Human Design/Gene Keys gate which is activated in my BodyGraph multiple times. Through further research on groups which use non-hierarchal forms of…

  Chand Tagdeep Singh

  November 24, 2024

  Aquarian Age Philosophy, Blog

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