Hologenetic Profile

How to Create Your Gene Keys Profile: A Step-by-Step Guide

A gene keys profile is a personal map based on your date, time, and place of birth that helps you better understand your true nature and initiate a process of inner transformation. In this guide, you’ll learn how to create your own genetic profile, why your exact birth time matters, what your gene key numbers mean, and how to begin working with this powerful tool for self-awareness.

Why Create a Gene Keys Profile?

The gene keys profile is a tool developed by Richard Rudd that allows you to view your life as a journey of self-unfolding. It contains 11 unique gene keys that reflect your character, talents, vulnerabilities, stress responses, and your purpose on the levels of body, mind, and soul.

Each gene key is not just a personality trait. It’s a transition point, a kind of “portal” into higher consciousness. It can be activated through the practice of contemplation, which means gentle, internal reflection without pressure or expectation.

How to Create a Gene Keys Profile:

Step-by-Step Guidance

1. Go to: https://www.humdes.com/en/hologenetic/
2. Enter your details:
   • Name (optional)
   • Date of birth
   • Exact birth time
   • Place of birth
   • Gender
3. Click “Calculate” — your rave chart and gene keys profile will be generated automatically.

💡 You can also create a free account to save your profiles and return to them later.

Why Is Exact Birth Time Important?

To generate your gene keys profile, the same data is used as in a rave chart — including your birth time. It determines the precise planetary positions and defines your Activation Gene Key, Lunar Nodes, and other important points. Even a few minutes’ difference can shift parts of the profile.

If you don’t know your exact time, you can still calculate an approximate profile — but remember: the greater the accuracy, the more reliable and valuable the results.

The Structure of the Gene Keys Profile: All 11 Positions

The gene keys profile consists of three sequences: Activation Sequence, Venus Sequence, and Pearl Sequence. In this guide, we’ll focus on the first and most foundational one — the activation sequence, which appears when you generate your profile.

Here are the 11 key positions you’ll see:

1. Life’s Work — What you’re here to share with the world. Your outer gift and zone of natural expression.
2. Evolution — The life challenges that help you grow and where tensions most often arise.
3. Radiance — Linked to your physical health, vitality, and inner stability. It’s your natural inner light.
4. Purpose — Connected to your deeper sense of meaning and where you feel “at home.”
   These four positions form the activation sequence, the foundation of self-understanding.
5. Attraction — Shows the relational lessons you live through. This is your magnetic field — both romantic and interpersonal.
6. IQ — Reveals mental patterns formed during adolescence and how you deal with mental conflict.
7. EQ — Reflects your emotional patterns, maturity, and your ability to feel — especially in relationships.
8. SQ — Connected to your heart intelligence. Shows how your capacity for love and trust was shaped in childhood.
9. Vocation — Points to the deepest soul wound you came here to transform. It’s your greatest area for growth.
   These positions make up the Venus Sequence — the journey through relationships and emotional development.
10. Culture — Your natural presence, the energy others feel from you. This is how you attract opportunities.
11. Pearl — Reveals how your deepest gift can be offered as a contribution to the world.
    These positions form the Pearl Sequence — the path toward prosperity and service.

Example: How to

Decode Your Profile

Let’s say your profile includes:

• Life’s Work: Gene Key 35 — From Hunger to Adventure to Boundlessness
• Evolution: Gene Key 5 — From Impatience to Patience to Timelessness

This suggests your life theme is growth through experience, while your key challenge is learning to wait for the right timing. The gene keys profile not only highlights your current challenges but also reveals their hidden potential.

How to Use Your Profile in Everyday Life

Creating your gene keys profile is not just about generating a report — it’s the beginning of a lifelong living practice. You can use your profile:

• As a doorway into conscious personal development
• As the foundation for inner contemplation practices
• As a personal map to navigate relationships, body, and life purpose

On humdes.com, you’ll also find free online courses in article format that will help deepen your understanding.

Final Thoughts

Creating your gene keys profile is the first step toward understanding your nature through the lens of contemplation. It’s not a system of dogma, but a tool for gentle awakening. The more attentively you listen to the language of your gene keys, the deeper your connection with yourself and the world around you becomes.