The Heretic’s Journey with Allyson Forseth and Kelsey Tortorice

Jun 15

If you’re a 5 line profile in Human Design, you have an aura that makes it much easier for others to project their own expectations and stories onto you. That can be helpful – it helps us fulfill our purpose! – but it can also be challenging – like when we don’t live up to an expectation that was never meant for us in the first place, and we get “burnt at the stake.”

No one knows this better than Allyson Forseth (5/1 emotional projector), Kelsey Tortorice (5/2 emotional manifestor), the co-founders of Heretic Haven: a care-ful and immersive exploration of the 5th Line experience.

Today, Allyson and Kelsey join Ariana (5/1 sacral generator) to share their experiences as 5 lines, what they’ve learned, and some advice for the rest of us heretics out here.

THE GOODS

Being a 5/1 (me, Allyson) vs. 5/2 (Kelsey)
Some of the most memorable stories of people projecting onto us
Why the most insane and unfair projections can actually be the most helpful in learning to thrive as a 5 line
Understanding our own projections that we put onto other people, especially other 5 lines
Tips for navigating the projection field successfully
How to deal with fear of being seen - and burned at the stake - so you can still get out there and do what you’re here to do