Portrait of H. G. Wells

Celebrity Library Literature

H. G. Wells

ReflectorProfile 1/3Lunar AuthorityNone

H. G. Wells (1866–1946) wrote the science-fiction novel “The Time Machine”.

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Who H. G. Wells was

H. G. Wells (1866–1946) was a British novelist and nonfiction writer. Through books including “The Time Machine”, “The Island of Doctor Moreau”, “The Invisible Man”, and “The War of the Worlds”, he helped shape early science fiction. His narratives combine technological and scientific ideas with visions of future societies. Wells also wrote realist novels, historical surveys, and political essays. Many of his stories have been adapted for film, television, radio, and theater and remain established works of speculative literature.

A chart describes mechanics, not character: this page shows what is in H. G. Wells’ chart — not what kind of person H. G. Wells must have been because of it.

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The chart

Calculated from the date, time and place of birth. Unconscious activations on the left, conscious ones on the right — the way a Human Design chart is read.

Designunconscious
Sun15.3
Earth10.3
Moon32.4
North Node18.5
South Node17.5
Mercury52.4
Venus56.4
Mars27.6
Jupiter60.5
Saturn28.5
Uranus15.6
Neptune21.4
Pluto2.2
59 27 34 25 51 26 21 40 37 22 36 49 19 39 41 54 38 58 45 35 55 30 6 44 57 48 32 28 18 50 10 8 14 3 60 1 2 33 29 9 52 13 46 31 5 42 53 7 15 12 20 16 56 23 62 43 11 17 4 24 47 63 61 64
unconscious conscious not activated
Personalityconscious
Sun46.1
Earth25.1
Moon49.3
North Node46.5
South Node25.5
Mercury47.3
Venus1.2
Mars52.3
Jupiter61.2
Saturn44.3
Uranus52.5
Neptune21.3
Pluto2.2
  • TypeReflectormirroring the surroundings, in the rhythm of the Moon
  • StrategyWait a lunar cycle
  • Inner AuthorityLunara lunar cycle as room to decide
  • Profile1/3 · Investigator / Martyrfrom the lines of the two Suns: 46.1 conscious, 15.3 unconscious
  • Defined centers0 of 9none — all nine are open and receptive: that’s the Reflector
  • Open centers9 of 9Head, Ajna, Throat, G, Heart, Sacral, Solar Plexus, Spleen, Root
  • Channelsnoneno continuous channel — every gate works on its own
  • DefinitionNoneno defined centers
  • Incarnation Cross46/25 | 15/10

Hover over a row or a planet number — the chart shows you where it sits. Not everything has a place in the chart: Type, Profile, Strategy, definition and cross come from how everything works together. Each gate number links to that gate’s page.

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Who shares H. G. Wells’ design?

The Celebrity Library on this site includes 421 well-known people with a calculated chart — and no one else there has H. G. Wells’ combination of Type and Profile.

How rare is this combination?

421people in the Celebrity Library
17are Reflectors
1also has Profile 1/3 — only H. G. Wells
Portrait of H. G. Wells
H. G. Wells1/3 Reflector
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Further reading

What these classifications mean in general — independent of H. G. Wells — is explained on the knowledge pages.

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How reliable is this chart?

Everything on this page depends on a single piece of information: the time of birth. Here you can see how well it’s documented.

AA

The birth time of H. G. Wells is documented — it appears on the birth certificate or in an official register. In astrology, the standard tool for this is the Rodden Rating: it ranks birth times by the quality of the source.

  1. AARecord
  2. ASelf-report
  3. BBiography
  4. CUnsecured
  5. DDDisputed
  6. XNo time

AA best documentedX not documented at all

This isn’t a technicality. The Moon changes gates about every ten hours — if the time is off by a few hours, the Profile, the Authority and sometimes even the Type can change. Then hardly anything above still holds.

Source of the birth data: Astro-Seek. Calculated with this site’s bodygraph calculator.

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