The Mental Projector View
The Mental Projector View is a dedicated space for Mental Projectors to come together for conversation, reflection, and shared observation. Mental Projectors often experience life through perspective and environment, finding clarity through dialogue rather than isolation. This gathering offers a supportive setting to explore that process with others who share a similar way of navigating experience.
This is a place to reflect on real life, real decisions, and real questions, grounded in authenticity, curiosity, and respect for individual processes.
Inaugural Lecture
For a sample of the tone and content of the series, you may listen to Amy’s lecture from the first Mental Projector view gathering.
Here are some questions we will be exploring continually
- What is so unique about the Mental Projector Design?
- How do we develop a healthy relationship with the mind?
- What is the benefit of our receptivity and sensitivity?
- How is our role evolving in the current global context?
- What are the signposts of a healthy relationship and environment?
Meeting Format
Each gathering begins with a sharing from Amy Lee, offering a theme, reflection, or lens for the month. There may be a personal reflection exercise. From there, the space opens to dialogue, questions, and shared exploration. Participants are welcome to bring current experiences, questions about the process, or observations they are noticing in their lives.
At times, we may pause in brief silence to allow space for integration and to notice what naturally emerges. When useful, charts or Human Design teachings may be referenced to provide clarity and context.
Meeting Details
Our gatherings will be scheduled periodically, approximately once a month.
Next Meeting: Sunday, September 27, 2026
Duration: 90 minutes
Location: Zoom (link provided after registration)
Preference: Video on when possible to support connection and presence
A private Zoom link will be sent to your confirmation email and will also appear in your account after registration.
Amy’s opening share will be recorded for HDC internal reference only. Recording will not be distributed.
Guidelines for a Clear and Supportive Space
We ask all participants to help maintain the quality of the container by:
- Respecting confidentiality and holding personal sharing in trust.
- Listening with presence and allowing space for different perspectives.
- Speaking from direct experience rather than advice or interpretation.
- Remaining curious and open, allowing insight to emerge through dialogue.
- Being mindful of shared time so multiple voices can be heard.

