Wait a lunar cycleHuman Design strategiesThe glossary

Waiting a lunar cycle belongs only to Reflectors — all nine centres open, roughly one person in a hundred. There's no fixed place in the chart to answer from, so the strategy uses time instead of position.

The mechanism is concrete: the moon goes round in about twenty-nine and a half days, activating each of the sixty-four gates in turn along the way. For someone with no fixed definition, that circuit runs the same question through every available configuration. So the month isn't delay, it's sampling — turning a single-angle measurement into a full circuit.

It also explains why a Reflector seems like a different person in a different environment. That isn't instability; it's reporting different rooms honestly. Once you know that, choosing the environment stops being a lifestyle question for this type and becomes the central decision.