Richard Rudd new to Human Design but full of enthusiasm for it, met up with Richard Beaumont and they discussed the layout and content for this two-part article which helped launch Human Design into the UK.

Richard Beaumont, as the Director of the National organisation for Human Design, gave the system a huge boost with this article, reviewing the Centres and main tenets while introducing the Lines. This article was accompanied by a CD-Rom with films, audios and chart software to enable the readers to get involved themselves.

Gabi Willoughby, one of the second generation of UK Human Design analysts, a young mother at the time asked Richard Beaumont if they could colloborate on an article about children and Human Design. Richard happily agreed, depsite already having published three previous articles on the subject and this article was the result.

Richard Beaumont, despite having sold Kindred Spirit wanted to write an article to support his Human Design retreat on Bimini Island in the Bahamas. The quest was to see if the Human Design information could help facilitate participants in becoming more aware of how their body's operate while swimming with dolphins. Happily the editor at the time, a previous employee of Richard's agreed.