Beyond politics and politicians, religions and priests, tycoons and servants, feast and famine, there is a current that is always running in the Universe…which runs according to the laws of the Universe. Within these laws are patterns and timings that affect everyone on the Earth. In Human Design, we have decoded many of these patterns. And among them are what we call the Incarnation Themes. There are 112 of these Themes and each of us, at the moment of our birth, take on one of these Themes that runs as an undercurrent throughout our lifetime. It is a little like the theme music that plays in the background of a movie, or the common themes that run through many books. In our lifetime and knowing our Human Design, we can register for ourselves what our own particular Life Theme is, and watch it playing its part in everything we do, regardless of our Human Design Type, Authority, or Profile. However, in the events of the world, it is possible to see these Themes playing out in the activities and happenings every day as the Themes keep moving from one to the next. In the United States in these past days, we have witnessed a period of great transformation. On the one hand, dogma and politics have caused a large part of the government to be shut down indefinitely. On the other hand, we have witnessed the implementation of a law that will change the whole course of American history. America has signed into law, and put into practice a means for every individual to receive health care. Personally, I have not been to a doctor practicing Westernized medicine since 1982, and have no great wish to return to that style of healing (by Design, I have found it does not really suit me, whereas wholistic health care does better). However, the essence of affordable, or universal health care, is that all citizens can be treated when they become ill. The impact that this will cause in the years to come is that everyone is going to sense that on a deep level they “belong” to a larger family than they had previously considered available to them; that they will develop the sense that they are cared for, regardless of their status in life in the society around them.