Why does Ra talk about sheep and wolves when he describes the new era?

Because it is his image for leaving homogenized leadership behind. When he walks through the new Leader key, Ra says the promise of the sixth line mutation is that we stop being sheep, and that the gift of Human Design is that the sheep can learn to be wolves, meaning they can learn to operate by their own authority. He contrasts this with the detail leaders of the Planning era, who convince people to follow because of this or that. Talking about the Bardo, he uses the same image for his own teaching: his job, he says, is to teach spiritual selfishness, and that is how you make wolves. It is a deliberately rough metaphor. It does not mean aggression or turning against others. It means that in a cycle where outer authorities lose their hold, the one who can decide from inside is no longer dependent on being herded. In his words elsewhere, that is the only protection anyone has in that era.

This is not a fact, not medical advice and not a promise of healing. It is part of the cosmology Ra Uru Hu, who founded Human Design, left behind, and nobody knows exactly how it will unfold.

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