Glücklich im Inneren Zuhause - Deine Tankstelle für Liebe Glück und Frieden · Cornelia Maria Mohr

#498 Hab Vertrauen in deinen einzigartign Prozess - Simone Niehues im Interview

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Simone's Canadian partner said 'I would love to kill you,' forcing her to flee for her life.

1. Episode 498 of Glücklich im Inneren Zuhause features host Cornelia Maria Mohr interviewing Simone Niehues, a Hamburg-based Human Design consultant with 30 years of practice. 2. Simone Niehues lives in Hamburg's western district near the Elbe river and has been partnered for some years with Hans, a neural therapist, whose expertise in the human nervous system supports her work. 3. The core topic is Human Design — a personality analysis system Niehues has practiced for 30 years — and its role in helping people understand their innate strengths, motivation patterns, and behavioral programs. 4. Niehues describes Human Design as mathematically grounded in astronomical calculations: a client's exact birth date, time, and location generate a unique code that produces a chart she calls a 'barcode,' which she always double-checks for transposed digits before interpreting. 5. She says once she has a person's birth data, 'they lie before me like an open book' — she can see talents, weaknesses, and a lifetime of behavioral programming, though why the chart works she acknowledges remains 'ein bisschen ein Mysterium.' 6. She explains the philosophical basis: the universe is a 'hochlebendiger Organismus' (highly living organism), and every person arrives at birth with a 'Werkseinstellung' — a factory setting or pre-programming — which mirrors patterns at every level of existence. 7. She spent her first 16 years learning and repeating the standard Human Design system, then at year 16 decided to develop her own interpretive framework, re-reading the body chart as a map of the autonomous nervous system and brain. 8. She traces her path into Human Design to a relationship formed in 1929 (sic — context indicates 1992) with a Canadian man; after she traveled to Canada, the relationship escalated into repeated violent outbursts triggered by small gestures, words, or clothing items. 9. The situation ended when the man said 'Ich würde dich am liebsten umbringen' (I would love to kill you); Niehues escaped to friends in Vancouver and later returned to Germany without understanding what had happened. 10. Her friend Dr. Franz Stark, a Human Design practitioner from Munich, asked for the man's birth data, built a composite chart, and in thirty minutes explained the entire experience: without the initial projection of love, their specific energy systems clashed inevitably — 'Es gab gar keine Schuld. Es waren zwei Energiesysteme, die nicht zusammenpassen.' 11. Niehues' immediate response was 'Das lerne ich. Darin werde ich richtig gut' — she began formal Human Design training at age 32 and has been practicing for 30 years since. 12. Separately, at age 28, she took a homeopathic remedy — Natrium Muriaticum (salt), described as the grief remedy used to dissolve trauma — prescribed by a homeopath based on a dream Niehues described. 13. Within four hours of taking the remedy, she had 40-degree fever, experienced a 'Feuersäule' (pillar of fire) in her pelvis that traveled up her spine and into her head, and entered a state she describes as being 'buried alive'; she then spent seven years lying in darkened rooms, unable to function. 14. She eventually found resolution in India through specialists in 'Nischen' (niche fields) who understood her condition, which was not visible on X-rays and produced symptoms no conventional doctor could explain. 15. Her key insight from this period: resistance, fighting, and hardening produced nothing — 'dieses dagegen ankämpfen nutzt einem gar nichts. Null.' What helped consistently was surrendering to a higher force. 16. Her primary spiritual anchors are Bruno Gröning (a German spiritual healer), Jesus Christ, and Mutter Maria; she describes beginning each day by tuning into the 'Heilstrom' (healing current) of Bruno Gröning before other activities. 17. She describes a personal experience of synchronicity: she read aloud all names from a war memorial over two hours and prayed for the fallen soldiers; the next day she heard a podcast from a woman who had channeled a message from World War II soldiers asking to be prayed for. 18. The conversation has a warm, meandering interview format, with host Cornelia sharing personal experiences of synchronicity (a car license plate reading 'OM' during a meditation on 'we are all one') and expressing genuine connection. 19. Best for German-speaking listeners interested in Human Design, alternative spiritual practices, personal transformation after trauma, or the intersection of personality systems with spirituality. 20. Listeners seeking evidence-based psychology, scientific approaches to personality, or English-language content will find the episode's framework mismatched with their needs.

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