Human Design Definition and Splits
The Definition shows how the defined centers connect to each other, as one whole or as separate areas, and so how a person processes things and how other people can bridge the gaps between them.
No Definition
None of the centers are defined, so the whole body graph is open and takes in the world around it.
Single Definition
All the defined centers connect as one whole, so things get processed without needing anyone to bridge a gap.
Split Definition (Simple)
The defined centers form two separate areas that a single gate would connect. People who have that gate can bring a feeling of being complete, and taking time before deciding lets the two areas come together.
Split Definition (Wide)
The defined centers form two separate areas that need a whole channel, or more than one gate, to connect them. It's easy to feel the split as someone else's problem, and time, spent with different people, helps bring the two together.
Triple Split Definition
The defined centers form three separate areas. Being among many people, in public places, lets different people bridge different parts, and processing things often takes time.
Quadruple Split Definition
The defined centers form four separate areas, which is rare. Processing things takes time, and a steady pace without hurry suits it.