**Lee and Lyn Wilde: A Human Design Perspective**

The Wilde Twins, Lee and Lyn, are renowned twin sisters who captivated audiences in films during the early to mid-1940s. Born in East St. Louis, Illinois, Lee, a Generator with a Sacral Inner Authority, was born shortly before midnight on October 10, 1922, while Lyn followed in the early hours of the next day. Their Generator energy, characterized by a strong life force and the ability to respond to opportunities, played a significant role in their musical and acting careers.

From a young age, the sisters showcased their talents by singing in church alongside their siblings. By their teenage years, they were performing hymns for a local radio station and entertaining audiences in Illinois and Kentucky. They graduated from East St. Louis Senior High School in 1939, and by 1940, they had transitioned to band singers, harnessing their Generator energy to respond to the call of the music industry.

In 1942, the twins made their film debuts as vocalists for the Charlie Barnet Band, performing a memorable song in the Harriet Hilliard film *Juke Box Jenny*. Their ability to connect with audiences led to further opportunities, including a featured role in Judy Garland’s *Presenting Lily Mars*. Impressed by their talent, Joe Pasternak signed them to a seven-year contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, where they showcased their unique gifts in small roles, including *Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble* (1944) and *Twice Blessed*, a film specifically crafted to introduce them to a broader audience.

As Generators, Lee and Lyn embodied the 3/5 Profile, which reflects their experimental nature and ability to learn through trial and error. They appeared in nine films together until 1949, after which Lyn continued her film career for a few more years, appearing in six additional films until 1953. The sisters married brothers Jim and Tom Cathcart and chose to focus on family life, although their passion for music remained a constant in their lives.

Post-show business, Lee pursued various interests, including aviation, earning her pilot’s license in 1961. She also furthered her education, earning an Associate’s Degree from College of the Desert and later a Bachelor of Arts degree in Foreign Languages from the University of California at Irvine. Their creative energy and desire for growth were evident in their endeavors.

In 1989, the Wilde Twins reunited to record an album titled *Back to Together Once Again*, and they continued to perform occasionally into the 1990s, demonstrating the enduring nature of their Generator energy. Their Incarnation Cross, the Right Angle Cross of Penetration (57/51 | 53/54), signifies their ability to delve deep into experiences and share profound insights through their artistry.

Lee and Lyn Wilde remain iconic figures in entertainment history, and their journey reflects the unique qualities of their Human Design, showcasing how their Generator energy and 3/5 Profile shaped their careers and personal lives.