•• queen elizabeth II’s human design — the end of an era •• swipe for an excerpt from her blueprint book and her chart. I am sharing her design because I received so many notes requesting that I do. however, the queen is a controversial figure and this post is not in support of her leadership or the (many) atrocious things that were committed under her reign. she was a projector, designed to lead and guide others. it was far more natural for her to lead than consistently do. she had the gift of imagination and one of her potential gifts was instilling a sense of hope in others. she had a gift for organizing communities and families in a logical, cool-headed way. she had the potential to keep an eye on all the necessary details as well as the bigger view. with a 1 in her profile, she was here to become an authority people could look to and trust. with a 5 in her profile, she had the potential to be a leader that impacted many and brought practical, new approaches to the world. she was deeply emotional (although her emotions may have felt hard to access) and her emotionality was likely brought out through unmet expectations. the right decisions were the ones she took her time to feel into. she carried a natural influence, here to share about the future and where things were going. she was deeply driven, yet the deepest success was meant to not only benefit her, but those around her. she was meant to stay highly attuned to the needs of those she was leading. she was only meant to become more influential with age. she felt a deep responsibility to others and carried the potential to protect the values of a group, whether that be her family or society at large. some of her potential shadows were getting lost in an identity that was not her own, trying to prove her worth and holding onto traditions and ways of doing things for far too long. her potential was to bring innovation to any place she was part of, leaving behind the old way and embracing new ways of doing things. as always, you can look your own design up in my bio. if you’d like to dive in, the blueprint book is a perfect place to start (a 55+ page guide about your unique design).