Right Angle Cross of Consciousness (63–64 | 5–35)

You are here so that people can recognize the key facets of our lives and decide whether to follow the progression of change or stay where they are right now. For society to survive, it needs reliable models that allow it to move forward—then everyone will prosper and feel safe; otherwise, civilization cannot develop, and evolution will regress. You constantly ask questions and challenge the existing systems to see which ones further progress and which do not. Within this Cross, the mental plane becomes an observation deck: people step back to see whether everything functions properly and, fundamentally, whether it functions at all. You inspire those around you with pivotal questions: “Why are we here? What are we here for? What are we carrying? How does all of this work?” This is the beginning of our ability to systematize the models of life’s process and its evolution.

You notice a particular model of reality, question it, imagine possibilities around it, and then check whether it meets the expectations placed on it and what it costs—whether it can serve as a template for the future or has already become obsolete. We are under immense pressure to sort everything out mentally and understand it all. You could gather every teacher and guru who says, “No mind—it’s all good,” yet you know that “no mind” is impossible until you find out what the mind actually is, learn how to work with it, and answer all your inner questions. Through your doubts, you bring new concepts into the world—clarity about which working models should remain, which need to be transformed, and which should be discarded.

Right Angle Cross of Consciousness (35–5 | 63–64)

You’re here to help people recognize the important aspects of their lives and decide whether to make changes or stay where they are right now. For society to survive, it must have reliable models with which to move forward; then everyone will thrive and feel secure. Otherwise, civilization cannot evolve. You constantly question and challenge the systems in place to see which ones lead to progress and which ones do not. Your whole being is infused with adventure, imagination, exploration, and a thirst for the new. You travel, build relationships, shop, and then tell others where you went and what you did—where not to go and which experiences are worth repeating. Life always brings ups and downs, crises, and periods of harmonious growth. When we hit a dead end, an irresistible urge can flare up inside us to break free from that stagnation. This hunger for something new can morph into obsession, plunge us into boredom, and drain our desire to move forward. You need to understand the energy within you and how it works—then your life can become an incredible adventure. By raising your awareness, you can become more balanced and tune in to the collective flow. That alignment allows you to take your place in the world and bring it real value. Your actions propel civilization forward and clarify what we should carry into a brighter future and what we can leave behind—when to act and when to wait.

Right Angle Cross of Consciousness (64–63 | 35–5)

You are here to help people recognize the essential aspects of life and decide whether to move with the flow of change or remain where they are. For society to survive, it must have reliable models for moving forward; then everyone will thrive and feel secure. Otherwise, civilization cannot develop, and evolution will start to reverse. You are always asking questions and challenging existing systems to see which ones foster progress and which do not. The world and its people want everything, and to achieve that, we need forces that inspire us. You came into the world to be that inspirational force. Yet remember the irony: “Those who inspire others are often the very ones who become confused and full of doubt.” You are obsessed with making sense of your own life, and if the mind is your authority, it will be very hard to find meaning in your past, and that will become a problem. When you meet someone else, however, you can easily untangle their past; in other words, you can inspire others and open the door for them to gain something new. We cannot get rid of the mind, and we cannot stop ourselves from reflecting on the past. You can’t simply tell the mind anything, because it will argue with you—and win. All you can truly do is hand over the reins of authority in your life to something beyond the mind, and you’ll see what a blessing that is. People like you tend to experience significant mental restlessness—you live under constant pressure, so eye problems and headaches are possible. By inspiring others with your questions, you bring something new into relationships, showing them which patterns in their lives need to change and which ones to keep.

Right Angle Cross of Consciousness (5–35 | 64–63)

You are here so that people can recognize the crucial aspects of their lives and decide whether something needs to change or if they’re better off staying right where they are. For society to survive, it must have reliable models that allow it to move forward. When that happens, everyone can prosper and feel safe; otherwise, civilization can’t evolve. You’re the one who constantly asks questions and challenges the existing frameworks to see which ones foster progress and which do not. All you really need to master is patience. Only patience will let you feel the harmony of this world and find your place in it. In fact, you don’t have to do anything at all! Just sit still and receive whatever life brings. One of your greatest gifts is the ability to spot patterns in everything: behavioral patterns, interaction patterns, business workflows, and life situations. They’re all the same recurring templates and logical structures. A moment will come when you realize that people, too, follow certain structures and patterns, and you’re no exception. That insight grows out of patience and acceptance of life as it is. Waiting doesn’t mean stopping. Waiting is a living process governed by its own laws and rules. Things simply appear before you: there’s no need to hunt for them or suffer in the search—everything comes on its own. You can see the very architecture of the world and discern what truly deserves to be carried into a brighter future and what should be left behind, what will stand the test of time and bring prosperity, and what is fleeting and not worth your attention.

Right Angle Cross of Contagion (30–29 | 14–8)

Your task is to spread something genuinely new in the world, from mundane activities to the promotion of innovative ideas and solutions. When you become fired up about a new endeavor, you’re ready to pour all your resources and energy into it. Whatever fascinates you at the moment can ripple outward at lightning speed, infecting everyone around you and pulling them into your process, which then automatically becomes theirs. Therefore, it’s vital to recognize which of your desires are worth following and which are not. Desire generates expectations and dream-fed illusions that always collapse like a house of cards. You never receive exactly what you planned, and if you do, you no longer need it. When you’re at the peak of your emotions, gaining clarity can bring harmony into your life. Still, don’t take action on every passing impulse—give it some time. You will always want to taste life, to dive in headfirst, hoping to acquire fresh knowledge and new sensations. You’ll invest yourself fully and stay the course, and later others will reap all the benefits of your discoveries once they encounter them. In a single conversation, you can either ignite a spark in someone or dampen their spirit; it all depends on where you are on your emotional wave. Your path of experiencing life is filled with trials, errors, and commitments, yet you are the one who brings a new understanding of the nature of desire and of the meaning of humanity’s entire empirical journey.

Right Angle Cross of Contagion (8–14 | 30–29)

Your task is to spread something completely new in the world—from mundane everyday chores to the promotion of innovative ideas and solutions. When you light up with a new undertaking, you’re ready to pour all your resources and energy into it. Whatever you’re passionate about in the moment can spread at lightning speed, infecting those around you and drawing them into your process, which automatically becomes their process too. For that reason, it’s vital to discern which of your desires are worth following and which are not.

You strive to make a unique, unconventional contribution to humanity’s collective endeavor—one that brings security and prosperity to everyone—because you alone possess the resources, desire, and drive to do so. You have a profound ability to influence others, and whenever you become fired up about a project, everyone around you immediately wants the same thing.

On this path, fulfillment comes from taking personal responsibility for carrying out certain processes and from being the example that motivates others to take their own steps. Someone has to stand out from the crowd, go first, and do something new. In that context, firsthand experience and personal example carry great weight; they become another rung in the community’s evolution, because a unique style, distinctive methods, and characteristic ways of getting results galvanize those around you into action. If everyone could serve as that kind of example for one another, we wouldn’t have to expend so much effort trying to make everyone stick to the rules. By contributing your share to the collective and lighting a fire in those around you, you change our reality and help build a new civilization.

The Right Angle Cross of Contagion (29–30 | 8–14)

Your task is to spread something completely new into the world—from everyday, mundane affairs to the promotion of innovative ideas and solutions. When a new experience ignites you and you say “yes” to it, you’re ready to pour all your resources and energy into it. Whatever captivates you at the moment can spread with incredible speed, infecting those around you and drawing them into your process, which automatically becomes theirs. That’s why it’s crucial to know which desires to say “yes” to, and which to say “no” to. The moment you step into a new experience, you take on a commitment, and you’re headed either for success where others fail, or for failure where others succeed. Your energy moves directly toward love of the body, toward feeling alive—something impossible without taking responsibility for your own life—and that is all you need for your fulfillment. In other words, you seek fulfillment through commitment. You may throw yourself into situations and often become the victim of accidents—overloading, burdening, and weighing yourself down until you collapse, breaking promises along the way. Your restlessness pushes you to find a commitment that will endure, something strong enough to hold you together. That quest leads to genuine bonding and intimacy. Through relationships and the acceptance of responsibility, you discover the meaning of life.

Right Angle Cross of Contagion (14–8 | 29–30)

Your task is to spread something entirely new in the world—from ordinary household matters to the promotion of innovative ideas and solutions. When a new initiative ignites you, you are ready to invest all your resources and strength in it. Whatever captivates you at the moment can spread at incredible speed, infecting those around you and drawing them into your process, which immediately becomes theirs. Because of this, it is crucial to discern which of your desires are worth pursuing and which are not. With tremendous resources at your disposal, you can focus on finding the right path, as you need someone who can help direct your power into the proper channel. You possess ample energy to achieve material fulfillment. Once you make the necessary commitments and promises, you can rally people and pool their resources in the right direction. By contributing your creative spark to a shared endeavor, you become a role model, infecting everyone around you with your persistence and drive to reach the goal. Do not compromise. Always trust your intuition.

Right Angle Cross of Eden (36–6 | 11–12)

Your task is to walk a path filled with ups and downs, crises and suffering, happiness and love. By observing and living through human pain, you gradually cultivate humanity and compassion. This is the wisdom you will later be able to teach others. Depending on your mood, you may be peaceable or hostile. People like you often lose something early in life. You pay that price to gain something entirely new and unexplored. At the very beginning, you are expelled from Eden—you endure deprivation and step into the world with the mandate to “be fruitful and multiply.” That is why sex is so important to you—through it you try once again to find your paradise. Eden is lost, so you have to go out into the world, seek your own knowledge, and walk your own path. You have an inherent need for a thrilling experience of intimacy with another person, one that includes emotion and friction; without it, there is no joy in your life. You are engaged in exploring sexual intimacy and all its possibilities. Later you yourself begin to share this knowledge and broaden its scope. At this point, a different type of exploration arises. Through it you can turn sexuality into something greater. You have the capacity to create a new tantric philosophy that will interpret sexuality at a higher level of awareness.

Right Angle Cross of Eden (12–11 | 36–6)

You are an extremely sensitive person, able to discern truth from falsehood. You express your thoughts clearly and have a natural gift for creative self-expression, though you can sometimes be prone to vanity. Your ideas inspire the people around you and reveal new facets of the universe to them. You are always cautious when showing your feelings, instinctively knowing whom to open up to and whom to keep at a distance. This discernment lets you wield considerable influence. Your life is filled with ups and downs—conflicts interspersed with periods of deep connection with others. Your energy is aimed at exploring the world; you are driven by a thirst for truth and imbued with a spirit of discovery. You easily draw others into your adventures: “Come with me—let’s step out into the world and learn!” This is the force that led us out of the Garden of Eden. It is intimately connected with art and helps us express beauty in material form. You have the strength to make it through times of pain and sorrow, crises and eclipses, because the world holds so much that is nothing like paradise. Just look at how much there is to study, work with, seek, and explore. Creativity is an attempt to restore what was lost, a quest to reclaim the paradise we forfeited. After all, the very first thing to appear after the expulsion was art—a way to search for what cannot be possessed on the material plane. Though you must grapple with the material side of life—work, raising children, solving problems—the pull of beauty, the dream of an ideal world, never leaves your heart. In the future, when humanity evolves, you will find your own paradise, but until then, you must keep Eden alive in your heart.

Right Angle Cross of Eden (6–36 | 12–11)

Your task is to walk a road filled with highs and lows, sorrow and joy, and then teach others the wisdom you have gathered. Depending on your mood, you can be peaceful or hostile. People like you often lose something at an early age; you pay that price to gain something entirely new and uncharted. From the very beginning you are driven out of Eden, forced to endure hardship, and sent into the world with the mandate to “be fruitful and multiply.” That is why sex matters so much to you: through it you try once more to find your paradise. Those like you become prophets and outstanding teachers because they teach the obvious: “We have been given a body, sexual organs, a genetic impulse—live it, do not resist it, and do not look back in search of innocence.” Nothing is more beautiful than life itself. It bears no burden when you surrender to what it means to be yourself and allow life to do its work. Only then do you attain true harmony with the world around you. Everything else is just play. When you live your own nature, you see everything you need to see. You have the innate capacity to show those around you, through personal example, how to build relationships and find the right emotional balance between passion and innocence.

Right Angle Cross of Eden (11–12 | 6–36)

Your life is full of highs and lows, conflicts, and moments of closeness with others. Your energy is focused on exploring the world around you—you’re passionate about the search for truth, imbued with a spirit of discovery. You easily draw others into your adventures: “Come with me—let’s step out into the world and learn!” This is the force that drove us out of the Garden of Eden. It is linked to the arts, helping you express beauty in material form. You have the strength to make it through periods of pain and sorrow, crises, and eclipses, because the world often looks nothing like paradise. Just look at how much there is to study, work with, seek out, and investigate. You’re here to bring change through your wise ideas and your view of the world. When you’re in a good mood, you can deeply influence others by sharing your experience. The world keeps taking things away from us—during times of crisis and conflict, you understand what exile from paradise feels like. Yet change arrives, and we find ourselves back in Eden. Your ideas combine philosophy and history. You can talk endlessly about how hard it is to live in this world, what it means to “inhabit a body,” and what that requires. You explain to others what it’s like to live in a physical realm filled with suffering and pain. You’re compelled to gain personal experience so you can craft a story, and on that foundation convey your perspective and philosophical insights. People like you make wonderful mentors and philosophers. Creativity is an attempt to restore what was lost, a quest to reclaim the paradise we forfeited. After all, the first thing that arose after the expulsion was art—a way to seek what can’t be possessed on the material plane. You still have to deal with the material side of life, work, raise children, and solve problems, yet the pull toward beauty, the dream of a perfect world, never leaves your heart. One day, when humanity evolves, you’ll find your paradise, but until then you must keep Eden alive in your heart.

Right Angle Cross of Explanation (49–4 | 43–23)

You’re here to implement new principles by which the collective must survive. You have answers to every question and can explain anything, yet whether you’re understood isn’t always up to you. The most critical factor for survival is meeting everyone’s basic needs—food first and foremost. Here we’re talking about killing and eating animals. At this deepest, primal level of perception, we encounter the mammalian world. This is also where the foundations of religious belief and sacrifice are rooted. Trying to free themselves from the guilt and heavy responsibility for what has been done, people convince themselves that killing a living being for God will not, by its very nature, constitute a crime against life. You can define the principles on which meeting our needs should be built. That’s a crucial, foundational point. You’re emotional and always searching for an ally with whom you can stage some revolution, because at your deepest level you gravitate toward sacrifice. Your emotional state is extremely unstable—remember that. For you, truth is never found in the “here and now.” You often have to explain yourself because you constantly get into trouble due to the tension you generate around you. You may impose your principles by force and be drawn into arguments over who gets the choicest cut. You’re a revolutionary who rarely has followers. Your drive to find people who will support you pushes you to voice and explain your core principles and motives.

Right Angle Cross of Explanation (23–43 | 49–4)

You simplify and structure information—that’s the unique strength of your mind. You can explain anything to anyone. Your knowledge, unlike any other, helps people achieve breakthroughs in seeing the essence of things and situations. Still, new insights need time to mature. There are periods when you withdraw, fall silent, and tune out other people, but the moment a flash of insight arrives, you’re ready to share it, to talk nonstop, and to bring your knowing into the world. When that knowledge comes, you start talking a mile a minute about ideas that may still be unclear to others. That’s when you face the challenge of conveying what you know to the community. Remember how hard it is to express your inner vision in everyday words. If you can’t explain your thoughts, people see you as an oddball; if you can, they consider you very smart, even a genius. You keep explaining your concepts until they understand, because you know the things you’re describing carry tremendous potential to transform those around you. By bringing your experience and vision into the world, you organize it and make it simpler. This is your contribution to the evolution of society and civilization as a whole.

Right Angle Cross of Explanation (4–49 | 23–43)

Your task is to explain to others revolutionary, principled solutions for reshaping society’s foundations. You simplify and structure information—this is a unique hallmark of your mind. You’re always looking for a workable formula that shows what must be done to spark a revolution. Yet you understand that any theory must first be articulated and then tested. To systematize, analyze, and bring that theory to life, you need to draw on the collective. You discover life’s meaning through relationships, providing others with unconventional answers to problems no one else would imagine. Your mind is original, and not everyone can understand you. It’s your inexhaustible energy that helps correct a community’s course, puts the group on the right track, and contributes to resolving difficult situations. Remember, the majority ultimately decides whether society is ready for change. Don’t take it personally. If your ideas are considered quirky, the timing simply isn’t right yet—just wait for it.

Right Angle Cross of Explanation (43–23 | 4–49)

Your task is to bring change to the world through breakthroughs and mental insights that reshape our understanding of the space around us and the nature of being. Your unique mind can organize and simplify everything around you, and you are able to explain anything to anyone. It’s as though a voice inside your head triggers a breakthrough in how you see any situation. So deeply focused on the insight itself and on anticipating the next revelation, you may often fall silent, unable to share what you know. Remember how hard it can be to put your knowledge or inner vision into everyday words. If you can’t explain your thoughts, people will dismiss you as odd; if you can, they will regard you as very smart, even brilliant. Many times you simply choose not to speak at all, yet deep down you know you hold truth, certainty, and knowledge. Within you lie truly extraordinary treasures of immense value. Trust that, when the time is right, the people around you will need those riches.

Right Angle Cross of the Four Ways (24–44 | 19–33)

You embody four distinct energies, each of which contributes to humanity’s evolution. Your path is the path of the mind. You were born with the ability to find rational answers to existential questions, and at a very deep level you know that we are born, die, and are born again, circling through the same questions over and over: “Who are we? Why are we here? Why is everything the way it is?” These themes may keep you from finding peace for a long time.
It is crucial that you let your body—which is truly in harmony with this world and has everything it needs to move correctly—take the lead in your life. Otherwise, your mind will drag you back to the same place again and again.
If your course through life is dictated by the mind, you will be doomed to search for answers in the most unimaginable corners of the world, racing after truth from one source to the next, mired in constant anxiety and headaches, not an inch closer to true knowing.
You have a keen sense of your people, know what they need, and can share your wisdom with them, yet it is vital for you to spend time alone from time to time to reassess and integrate what you have lived through.
The learning process cannot be rushed; when the restlessness subsides, the answers arrive in the most unexpected ways and exactly when they are needed.
In your effort to understand how the world works and to keep generating fresh rational answers, you bring forth concepts about where we live, what we are doing here, and where it is all headed.

Right Angle Cross of the Four Ways (33–19 | 24–44)

You embody four distinct energy types, each offering possibilities for humanity’s evolution. Your path is that of a hermit who withdraws from people to analyze all the experience you’ve gathered and distill precious nuggets of wisdom. You know when it’s truly important to be alone with yourself and when you need to spend time with those closest to you. Your keen sensitivity to other people’s needs, inventiveness, and communication skills help you direct a person’s attention to their past experience, because only there will they find the answers to their questions—in silence and solitude. You demonstrate that everyone needs to withdraw from worldly affairs in both space and time. This is a special need—to remain untouchable or out of reach for others. It all starts with a room of one’s own—this is where you draw the boundaries of your territory simply by having a physical place to live. Owning your home, your private property, means being free in a certain sense. For you, it’s especially important to sleep in a separate bed in a separate room. Becoming yourself requires a very long journey, and it begins with personal territory. Here we can recognize and reevaluate past experience, gather the necessary wisdom, understand the mechanisms behind the same recurring situations, step out of the shadow of oblivion, and see what is actually happening around us.

Right Angle Cross of the Four Ways (44–24 | 33–19)

You embody four types of energy, each contributing to humanity’s evolutionary path. Your path is to lead and guide others within a group. This energy is grounded in your instinctive experience and allows you to manage people effectively for the material well-being of the whole. In an ancient tribe or a family business, you would be the person who allocates tasks so that everything runs smoothly and the community has everything it needs. With a nose for the right people and the necessary resources, you look for the support you require. You can prepare a product for sale, but it should be sold by someone else—someone with the skills to do so. When that person appears, the mechanism switches on, and you fulfill your role. Yet your instinctual awareness rests on a deep fear of the past—those times when we were simply surviving and often hungry. That memory lies deep in our DNA, so until you have realized yourself and found your place in the hierarchy of a structure that feels right to you, these fears can drive you crazy and freeze your body, preventing you from seeing things clearly. You need moments of solitude in which to rethink your experiences and arrive at rational answers to life’s fundamental questions. Through your sensitivity and understanding of hierarchy, you show others what human relationships are built on, where they lead, and what they truly represent.

Right Angle Cross of the Four Ways (19–33 | 44–24)

Four distinct types of energy converge within you, each carrying the potential to advance humanity. Your path is to empathize with and understand other people’s needs, because, for civilization to endure, we must support one another, act for universal prosperity, and remain sensitive to each other. Your knack for sensing what every person requires, your feel for the “right” people, a rational mind, and the wisdom of the past enable you to ensure that everyone has the resources for a comfortable, prosperous life. The most fundamental human need is food. It’s not enough for you to know that only your family eats well—your concern naturally extends to an entire community, a nation, or even the whole world. People remain interconnected only as long as there are resources to sustain that bond. Once fuel and energy run out, everything falls apart. Without support and sensitivity, the world itself can disappear. Humanity goes through such cycles repeatedly. When essential resources are lacking, movement begins, problems are solved, and growth follows. Your role is to reshape our attitude toward this process and the methods that facilitate it. What does a person truly need? Which resources are worth the effort and sacrifice? With which people can we achieve results quickly and easily, and who merely hinders the path to material well-being? Over time you discover the answers and gain the capacity to share the insights you’ve integrated along the way. Strive to stay independent and avoid becoming too attached to people.

Right Angle Cross of Laws (3–50 | 60–56)

You are here to focus on creating and maintaining a functional framework, ensuring the safety and continuity of civilization. In other words, you know how to impose the right limits with appropriate laws and establish values so everything can grow and thrive. Transformation is hard-wired within you, so you can’t sit still; you’re always reaching for something new and more efficient. If change stalls, that energy stagnates, turning into melancholy and prolonged depression, which can become your steadfast companions in this lifetime. The world is always changing, and laws must evolve with the process; otherwise, people will inevitably get lost in chaos. On the one hand, you carry rules, directives, and doctrines; on the other, you’re a reformer in this arena, able to revise, adapt, and make more effective the very foundations on which humanity is meant to live. In the past, people like you gave rise to concepts such as democracy, Marxism, and others—ideas that were quickly distorted by a harsh, merciless universal law. That danger still persists today. You are an innovator who brings inevitable change to the existing structure. You need to strike a harmonious balance between the old and the new; then your energy can integrate smoothly into our rapidly evolving world and offer it the greatest benefit.

Right Angle Cross of Laws (56–60 | 3–50)

You’re here to focus on building and sustaining a functional structure, safeguarding civilization, and preserving its continuity. In other words, you know how to set proper boundaries through the right laws and establish values that let everything grow and prosper. You carry an innate potential for transformation, so you can’t sit still and always strive for something new and more effective. When change doesn’t occur, this energy stagnates and shows up as melancholy or prolonged depression that can become your constant companions in this life.
The world is always changing, and laws must evolve with it; otherwise, people are doomed to lose themselves in chaos. You look for an idea that can inspire others, and you know the values that will preserve and enrich society, yet it’s your own idealism that drives you to act as you try to awaken others. You tell your stories and can instill either hope or despair. You can become a storehouse of metaphors and shared experience—you simply captivate your listeners.
You won’t talk about the details; instead, you’ll speak of the dream that inspires others to follow your example. Your gift is to be a genuine purveyor of dreams. However, there is always the risk of becoming a dictator who offers no practical solutions yet clings to rigid, static beliefs. To avoid that path, you need to find harmony between the old and the new. When you do, your energy can integrate smoothly into a rapidly evolving world, stay creative, and bring maximum benefit to everyone around you.

Right Angle Cross of Laws (50-3 | 56-60)

You are here to focus on creating and maintaining a functional structure, ensuring safety, and preserving the continuity of civilization. Put another way, you know how to set the right boundaries through appropriate laws and establish values so that everything can grow and thrive. You possess an innate potential for transformation, which is why you can’t sit still—you’re always drawn to something new and more efficient. When change stalls, that energy has nowhere to go and stagnates as melancholy or prolonged depression—companions that may follow you throughout life. The world is always changing, and laws must evolve along with it; otherwise, people are doomed to lose themselves in chaos. What matters most are the values and rules that first shape your own life and then the lives of those around you. You genuinely enjoy crafting laws and watching others follow them. When the rules are clear and everyone behaves accordingly, you feel comfortable and content. This process can be deeply conservative, yet it can also bring true harmony to the world. One way or another, you need to strike a balance between the old and the new, and then your energy can integrate smoothly into a rapidly developing world and serve it to the fullest.

Right Angle Cross of Laws (60–56 | 50–3)

You’re here to focus on building and maintaining workable structures, safeguarding civilization, and ensuring its continuity. In other words, you know how to set proper limits through sound laws and establish values that let everything grow and prosper. You carry an innate potential for transformation, so you can’t sit still for long and naturally strive for something new and more efficient. When change doesn’t happen, that energy stagnates and manifests as melancholy or prolonged depression—companions that can follow you throughout life. The world is always changing, and laws must evolve with the evolutionary process, or people will be doomed to lose themselves in chaos. You may be conservative and cling to old traditions rooted in the most basic values: “Love thy neighbor,” “Thou shalt not kill,” “Thou shalt not steal,” sex strictly by schedule. That’s just a short list of what may be coded deep in your genetics and unconsciously shape your life. If you can’t bring a piece of your religion or tradition into a rapidly developing society, you feel out of place. One way or another, you need to find harmony between the old and the new—then your energy can integrate effectively into today’s fast-moving world and serve it to the fullest.

Right Angle Cross of Maya (42–32 | 61–62)

You were born with an irresistible urge to explore the cyclical nature of this world, understand its patterns and structure, and find your place in society, where you can be of greatest service. It’s crucial for you to learn to finish what you start, because your growth and evolution depend on it. You also need to draw conclusions from everything you research or experience: “How does this really work? Where is the beginning? Where is the middle? Where is the end? How does it unfold?”

If you step into a situation for the wrong reasons—driven by your expectations—you may get stuck in it for a long time, running in circles. You may struggle to end a friendship, change jobs, or leave an unhealthy relationship. For example, you could fall in love and get married, only to realize a week later that you don’t love your partner, yet it might take you 30 years to get divorced. That’s why it’s essential to enter only those situations you know you can see through to completion. If you don’t, the world will tangle you up, and you’ll end up living a life that was never meant for you. You’ll do what isn’t right for you and feel dissatisfied, and breaking free can be extremely difficult.

You’re here to gather the details and facts that explain how life works, make sense of them, and transform yourself. The flip side of your path is a fear of failure after you’ve taken on commitments. When you accept obligations that are too burdensome, failure dogs your every step. You feel awful because you can’t carry things through to the end.

On the other hand, everything comes into balance and harmony when you let go of expectations and allow life to flow through you in a steady stream. Then everything you touch will reveal its potential and bloom. By uncovering your inner truth and finding answers to the most important questions, you can inspire others, accelerating their growth as well. To truly become a creator, you must work hard and learn to use your mind for its intended purpose, not to micromanage your life.

Right Angle Cross of Maya (62-61 | 42-32)

You were born with an irresistible urge to explore the cycles of this world, to understand its laws and structure, and to find your place in society where you can make the greatest contribution.
For ages, human energy has driven us to act—to discover continents, oceans, outer space, and even other universes.
Today, through science, religion, and spirituality, we explore the space within ourselves.
Deep down, you feel a fear of failure.
Until you learn to acknowledge and embrace that fear, your life will be full of hardships.
Maya is our world, the illusion we live in.
If you don’t understand how it works, you’ll treat everything far too seriously and narrowly.
You’ll focus on survival, hoarding resources, and guarding your offspring.
Maya will swallow you up, and you’ll become its hostage.
Yet there’s another side.
Your inspiration and eye for detail can provide answers—then fear is transformed and brought to light, and you come to grasp the nature of this world, unveiling great truths.
You’re a highly logical person; your opinions are always backed by facts.
If something in the world has no name, you’ll coin one, because you enjoy that process.
When someone tells you to believe in something that isn’t supported by facts, you see no point in it.
If you don’t know how something works, it doesn’t matter to you.
You need proof.
Everything has to be sorted, logically ordered, and called by its proper name.
That’s how we understand one another, how a shared language emerges, and how you can pass on your insight and organize things.
You’re a master at dissecting our world, able to grasp its great mysteries and mechanisms, decode its structure and laws, and use that knowledge for the common good.

Right Angle Cross of Maya (32–42 | 62–61)

You were born with an irresistible urge to explore the cyclic nature of this world, to uncover its patterns and structure, and to find your place in society where you can be of greatest service. For millennia, human energy has spurred us to action—discovering continents, oceans, outer space, even other universes. Today, through science, religion, and spirituality, we explore the realm within ourselves. Deep inside you harbor a fear of failure. Until you learn to acknowledge and integrate this fear, life will feel difficult. Maya is our world—the illusion we inhabit. If you do not grasp how it works, you will treat everything with undue seriousness and a narrow outlook. You will merely survive, stockpile resources, and protect your offspring. Maya will consume you—you will become its captive. Yet there is another side. Your inspiration and quest for detail can yield answers; then your fears transform and become conscious, and you come to understand the nature of this world, unveiling great truths. Your innate ability to assess things accurately helps you and those around you attain material well-being. Once you have accumulated enough experience, you instinctively sense the value of the objects and projects around you, know what to buy and where, and can feel whether a person has potential. It all comes down to sensing whether something will lead to real success and what it will cost. To realize yourself fully, you need the right people—those who can help you find your place in the social hierarchy and who can teach you to take life more lightly. Often the people you help advance go farther than you do—the students outpace the teacher. There is wisdom in that, and you must take it gracefully. You live in this world, create within it, and study it so you can decide whether to become its slave or its creator.

Right Angle Cross of Maya (61–62 | 32–42)

You were born with an irresistible urge to explore this world’s cyclical nature, to understand its patterns and structure, and to find your place in society where you can be of greatest service. For ages, human energy has propelled us into action—to discover continents, oceans, outer space, even other universes. Today, through science, religion, and spirituality, we explore the space within ourselves. Deep inside, you carry a fear of failure. Until you learn to accept and acknowledge that fear, your life will remain full of challenges. Maya is our world, the illusion we inhabit. If you don’t recognize how it is organized, you’ll approach everything with undue seriousness and a limited outlook. You’ll merely survive, hoard resources, and guard your offspring. Maya will swallow you—you’ll become its hostage. Yet there’s another side. Your inspiration and eye for detail can provide answers—then your fears are transformed and brought into awareness, and you come to grasp the nature of this world, revealing great truths.
First, you need to discover who you are and how you operate in this world, to understand the mechanics of life. Second, you have to make peace with the fact that you can’t grasp everything. So stop overthinking; allow what you need to arrive unexpectedly and right on time. Third, there are things you simply don’t need to know. For instance, you don’t have to know how a car works to drive it.
Searching for your own knowing can be exhausting, yet it always inspires others. As long as you make decisions solely with the rational mind, you will never find yourself. You’ll believe that knowledge is the only way to survive in this reality and will keep running into disappointment. You’ll start fearing failure, abandoning what you’ve begun, and often changing direction. But when you trust the flow and let answers come naturally, you immediately find your direction, begin to feel your life, move through it harmoniously, and inspire others. That’s when you bring something new into the world, and the space around you renews and evolves through your presence.

Right Angle Cross of Penetration (51–57 | 54–53)

You possess a spirit of primacy and competition that drives you to achieve your goals and never give up. This initiating energy is meant to pull you out of stagnation and propel you into action. Your formidable willpower, intuitive insight, ability to launch new processes, and ambition enable you to handle complex, unforeseen situations and keep moving forward. You are here to wake others up—to shock them out of their stupor. Enormous power lives within you. Yet when you feel trapped, you may simply stop taking action because you see no way out. You are a distinctly individual being, deeply absorbed in your own process, but the way you operate often unintentionally shocks people who are still ‘asleep.’ The transformation and change you carry can benefit those around you, even when they are not ready for it. It always occurs spontaneously. For them, the changes can be extremely painful and uncomfortable. That is your destiny—your path.

Right Angle Cross of Penetration (53–54 | 51–57)

You’re ambitious and able to set new processes in motion. Your willpower, spirit, and intuitive insight drive you to pursue your goals and never give up. This energy is aimed at breaking free from inertia and taking action—at making change happen. You’re here to wake others up—shock them, jolt them out of their stupor, and help them start something new. Maintaining balance in life can be difficult because you’re perpetually running on adrenaline, feeling the constant pressure to launch something new. That inevitably makes it hard to sustain stable relationships. Even when you’re dating someone and in love, you still itch for something new. Yet people like you are an exceptionally powerful initiating force that starts new cycles for others and fuels social and cultural evolution. If you build a house and finish furnishing it, that doesn’t mean you’ll stop there—you’re already planning the next project. You have the ambition, skills, and drive to pioneer the unknown.

Right Angle Cross of Penetration (57–51 | 53–54)

You possess intuitive insight, willpower, and a pioneering spirit that, together with your ability to launch new initiatives and your ambition, drive you to be the first to reach the goal and never give up. This energy urges you to stop treading water and start acting. You’re here to wake others up, to shock them, to jolt them out of stagnation. An enormous power resides within you. It’s highly dynamic, yet if you feel stuck or trapped, you might simply stop taking action because you see no way out. Your intuition is as refined as it gets, but you must learn to trust its voice, so at times you may not hear it at all—it takes extraordinary inner focus to sense your intuition when it speaks. You can “read” people, intuitively feeling them on a very subtle level, penetrating the deepest corners of their souls. You pick up a person’s tone and vocal frequency in an instant; even the vibration of their aura carries information for you. As a result, any issue becomes transparent to you, making it hard for anyone to hide. When you’re deeply immersed in your own process, you penetrate others, awakening them from slumber and inertia, and bringing them clarity and change.

Right Angle Cross of Penetration (54–53 | 57–51)

You are here to bring something new into the world through your ambition and your ability to launch new initiatives. This energy pushes you to quit treading water and start acting. Your intuition, your capacity to get to the heart of things, your pioneering spirit, and your drive to act set you apart from the crowd, so people higher up the social hierarchy may take notice. Yet being noticed does not automatically work in your favor. Your gift is the ability to compel others to see you. You seek someone above you in the hierarchy and, with their help, realize yourself. It is much like a child craving parental recognition: “Notice me, notice me! If you notice me, you’ll see that I’m worthy.” Ambition has a bad reputation because we load the word with negativity. The paradox is that the world expects everyone to be ambitious, yet also condemns them for it. If you have ambition, it is a problem; if you do not, it is a problem as well. People believe that being acknowledged is what matters most. In that sense, you are the most recognized of anyone who can achieve it—though such a position comes with its own challenges. Suppose you have spent two weeks on a project and are suddenly promoted ahead of someone who has worked on it longer. That happens simply because there is a connection between you and someone higher up the chain—that is how opportunity finds you. The same principle operates in everyday life. You have the ability to inspire trust. Penetration! Acknowledge the power of the word itself and see how deeply you penetrate others, how strongly they can value and accept you.

Right Angle Cross of Planning (37–40 | 9–16)

Your energy serves to create, strengthen, and sustain community, whatever form it may take. You are here to plan alliances and broker deals, showcase your talents, and focus on supporting your family or a particular community. It is crucial for you to stay attuned to your loved ones and to be with them. You are the center of the family, the hearth around which everything revolves. Only by forming families can we ultimately realize our potential as a species. Humanity has advanced precisely because of communities. Communities—and the agreements struck among their members—form the foundation of a new evolutionary turn, one that concentrates on specific details, the ability to acquire new skills and knowledge, and the search for our own depth. Our loved ones are the most important people to us; we give them our all and live for them. Yet that will not always be the case, as young families are breaking apart more and more often. The current generation wants to live differently, but no one yet knows how to build the new way. In the near future, when the very idea of deal-making falls apart, our notion of family as we now see it will crumble as well. A time will come when the forces of yin and yang are balanced, and the age-old battle of the sexes ends. We will realize that we are all equal. Your gift is to bring everyone together to create something greater, to organize things on a higher level. With your sensitivity and warmth, you can help vast numbers of people grasp new concepts of community, united by entirely different moral principles.

Right Angle Cross of Planning (16–9 | 37–40)

Your energy helps create, strengthen, and sustain community, whatever form it takes. You know the practical solutions a tribe needs to thrive, and you can plan and stay focused on carrying them out. Thus, you bring everyone together to build something greater, organized at a higher level. Your most important qualities are your enthusiasm and versatility—talents that can manifest in many ways. You easily absorb other people’s skills, learning effortlessly through interaction. Depth, however, takes time. Only after you gain experience—or meet someone who already possesses that depth—can your talent hone in on real-world solutions. You have the ability to introduce new technologies to the world, yet you always need someone to help bring your experiments into reality, because you may not have enough energy or resources at the right moment. Your path is to implement new solutions and focus on society as a whole—on its progress. People like you are a crucial link in the chain of civilization. Even if, for now, you are concerned only with your family and loved ones, in the long run you’re here to understand—and actualize—how to create a harmonious community founded on trust and equality.

Right Angle Cross of Planning (40–37 | 16–9)

You are here to plan agreements and strike deals, to spark enthusiasm, and to focus on maintaining and strengthening the community, whatever shape it may take. You can accurately assess the cost of joint projects because you know exactly what work must be done and how much it will cost. Deal-making is part of your life, so even at home you always need to know what you will receive in return for your efforts. “How much of my labor is your love worth? Is it worth taking out the trash every night? I’m not sure. Let’s settle it with cheese pancakes in the morning!” That is your game. You are prone to emotional ups and downs, and the outcome of any deal depends on the state you are in. Yet as soon as the wave shifts—once you step away from the moment the deal is sealed—you forget the grounds on which it was made. You can change the terms unilaterally, and you often do. You need to find a balance between working for the good of the community and healthy self-interest. It is crucial for you to be able to say “No,” preserving your strength and energy. The most important people to us are our loved ones; we live for them and would give them our last. But it will not always be this way, as young families are breaking up more and more often. The younger generation wants to live differently, but no one yet knows how to build what is new. In the near future, when the very idea of a deal collapses, the notion of family as we now see it will collapse as well. A time will come when yin and yang are balanced and the age-old battle of the sexes ends. We will realize that we are all equal. Your power lies in drawing everyone together to create something greater, to organize at a higher level. With your sensitivity and warmth, you can help large numbers of people grasp new ways of building communities united by entirely different moral principles.

Right Angle Cross of Planning (9–16 | 40–37)

Your energy helps create, strengthen, and sustain community, whatever form it may take. You know the practical steps a tribe needs to thrive, and you can map out those steps and stay focused on putting them into action. That’s why you gather everyone to build something bigger, organized at a higher level. Your greatest strength is zeroing in on the details and immersing yourself in painstaking, concrete work—but you need other people’s resources to do it. Imagine you want to conduct research but work 12-hour shifts somewhere else; you won’t get very far. If, however, someone funds you so you can set that job aside and dive into the study, everything flows beautifully. Value that trait. When you attend to every detail, major results emerge naturally. Without resources, though, you can’t make it happen. In earlier times, this meant that if you were designing and building a new house, no one expected you to hunt as well; someone else could handle that while you focused on the construction. Because someone else provided the resources, you could eat and keep perfecting the structure. A healthy division of labor—a kind of social contract—drives progress and brings shared goals to life, with everyone in the right role. People like you are a vital link in the chain of civilization. Even if you’re currently devoted only to your family and close friends, your long-term assignment is to understand—and show—how to create a harmonious community founded on trust and equality.

Right Angle Cross of Rulership (22–47 | 26–45)

Your openness, ability to listen, and knack for finding meaning in the past, along with your talent for manipulating and bringing people together, make you a born ruler. Your kingdom can be a home, a business, or an intimate circle—the main thing is that they accept you as their leader. You’re a special kind of ruler, sensitive to art, willing to hear others, and capable of showing mercy. Yet the very best rulers are those who can teach their people. Stop thinking that only physical labor can meet your needs; you must recognize that there’s another path. You need to move beyond physical development and devote yourself to training the mind, building intellectual resources. Being a good teacher is your greatest responsibility. You’re emotional and prone to mood swings. Depending on your state, you can be magnanimous or cruel and harsh. The development of society as a whole depends on your influence. When you remain open to the world, you fill it with art and culture, spreading beauty among your followers. They gather under your wing—you teach them, assign roles, and together you build one large community.

Right-Angle Cross of Rulership (45–26 | 22–47)

You were born to take power into your own hands and manifest it in the material world. That doesn’t mean you’ll be invited to rule an entire nation, yet opportunities to lead will emerge throughout your life at many levels. The leadership qualities encoded in your genes gather people around you. The talents of a successful salesperson and a deft manipulator, your ability to glean meaning from the past, and your openness to community—all of this makes you a born leader. Your kingdom may be your home, your business, or your immediate circle.
What matters is that they accept you as their leader. It feels natural for you to boss people around, tease, and manipulate everyone in your orbit. You are selfish and prone to possessiveness. This is where your life’s journey begins. In addition to running your small realm, you are responsible for its material resources—for earning and accumulating money. Everyone is satisfied when there is enough for all and room for growth. Thus, your “reign” focuses on the material side, which, with the proper effort, helps you build a career in today’s world.
Remember: the best ruler cares for their “subjects” and knows how to allocate human resources wisely so the community can interact harmoniously. Such a person loosens the reins a bit to grant subordinates more freedom and space for creativity. In the real world, it is difficult to gain material benefits without inconveniencing someone, yet in our era everything is changing. By working on yourself, you can transform entire collectives and help build a new civilization.

Right Angle Cross of Rulership (47–22 | 45–26)

You are here to rule. Your kingdom can be your home, your business, or your inner circle; what matters is that they accept you as their leader. Healthy self-interest and a talent for strategic manipulation, a genetically encoded ability to unite people around you, the knack for finding meaning in the past, and an openness to society make you a natural leader. You look to the past for inspiration, borrowing whatever still has value, because people invariably trust what has stood the test of time. In other words, this is evolution’s way of correcting its mistakes. You turn that to your advantage: you reveal what failed before and promise to avoid it in the future. When you start teaching your tribe, everything moves to a new level. By increasing your people’s awareness, you raise the overall prosperity of the tribe and, ultimately, the nation. This is one of the most promising evolutionary paths. You are responsible for education grounded in past experience. Your task is to instill the wisdom of previous generations so the collective stays on its evolutionary course. People like you become exceptional researchers and historians who specialize in analyzing wars and methods of rule.

Right Angle Cross of Rulership (26–45 | 47–22)

You were born to take power into your own hands and manifest it in the material world. A healthy sense of self-interest and a talent for manipulation, a genetically encoded ability to gather people around you, the capacity to find meaning in the past, and openness to society make you a natural leader. Your kingdom can be your home, your business, or your inner circle. The main thing is that they accept you as their leader. You rule through embellishment and manipulation, which is highly relevant in today’s world with its rigid laws. You rise to power by declaring that you have a right to it, embellishing and exaggerating the benefits your rule will bring to the community. You are capable of lying. You will tell people you’re one of them, even when you’re not. This behavior is marketing—you’re “selling” yourself as a leader. That’s how we end up with politicians as consumer products, as commodities. You trade in promises. Because power functions this way, we regard it as one of the facets of leadership we have to tolerate. This leadership style is neither better nor worse than the others; it’s simply different. You need to learn to handle your promises and sell only what you genuinely believe in. The quality of your leadership—and your ability to change the world—depend on it. As soon as you humble your pride and move beyond selfishness, you can direct your energy toward the people around you and build a community on entirely new principles.

Right Angle Cross of Service (17–18 | 58–52)

You are here to be useful to others, improve things, and bring joy into the world. Your service can take many forms and unfold in diverse arenas—for example, as a bank employee, doctor, soldier, or scientist—but that doesn’t automatically make you an altruist. Inwardly focused, you simply do your job and feel great while simultaneously benefiting those around you. You always spot what needs fixing in whatever isn’t working and can zero in on the details to adjust a faulty model. If you don’t understand how this gift works, people may see you as an annoying busybody or bore who meddles in everything and offers constant criticism. Yes, you see what’s wrong and can often correct it, but not everyone is ready to hear critiques of their actions or decisions, which can eventually strain relationships. Everything changes when you keep your opinion to yourself until you’re asked for it. Then your logical response can truly help, introduce the right adjustments, and serve the greater good. With your unique perspective on reality, you seek to set things right and organize them so people can live healthier, longer, happier lives. You serve the world by bringing order and correction, so you may feel like a healer. Yet it’s essential to remember that you are only a conduit; each person must take their own steps to truly heal. Your drive alone can’t make anyone change and start living a healthier, more joyful life—they have to want to fix something themselves. Your critical eye brings new concepts into the world about what genuinely needs repair to ensure a safer, better future.

Right Angle Cross of Service (52–58 | 17–18)

You are here to be of service to others, to make things better, and to bring joy into the world. Your service can take many forms and show up in different spheres of life—for example, as a bank employee, doctor, soldier, or scientist—but that doesn’t necessarily make you an altruist. Deeply absorbed in your own process, you simply do your job and feel great, all the while benefiting those around you. You always know what needs to be fixed when something isn’t working and can zero in on the details to make the necessary changes to a faulty model. However, if you don’t understand how this ability works, people will often see you as a meddlesome nitpicker who pokes into everything and offers unsolicited critiques. Yes, you know what’s wrong and can correct it to some extent, but not everyone is ready to hear criticism of their actions or decisions, and that can eventually create serious relationship issues. Everything changes when you hold your opinion until someone asks for it. That’s when your logical response can truly help, introduce the right adjustments, and serve the greater good. Your ability to concentrate in calm stillness allows you to study, read, or work at a computer—any activity where you can pour your entire energy into a single task. In a relaxed, passive state, you can sit quietly, think things through, and steadily refine or improve the world. When you see your solutions benefiting the world, an incredible joy floods your body and radiates to everyone around you. But if you have nothing to tackle and nowhere to direct your attention, depression and stress can become constant companions, because this incredibly powerful energy, lacking an outlet, stirs up restlessness. Ultimately, your path is to serve life itself by transforming, improving, and repairing what doesn’t work. Civilization is built by people like you. If you can aim your focus properly, you’ll bring maximum benefit to this world.

Right Angle Cross of Service (18–17 | 52–58)

You’re here to be of service to others, to make things better, and to add joy to the world. Your service can take many forms and unfold in various areas of life—say, as a bank clerk, a doctor, a soldier, or a scientist—but that doesn’t automatically make you an altruist. Absorbed in your own process, you simply do your job, feel great, and meanwhile the people around you benefit. You instinctively notice what’s broken, zero in on the details, and tweak a faulty model until it works. If you don’t understand how this gift operates, though, others may see you as pushy and nitpicky, always sticking your nose into everything and voicing your critique. Yes, you know what’s off and can fix it, yet not everyone is ready to hear criticism of their actions or decisions; over time that can strain relationships. Everything shifts when you hold back your opinion until someone asks for it. That’s when your logical response can truly help, make the right adjustments, and serve the greater good. Any real change means challenging the authority who created what you’re about to alter, and that always stirs the fear that someone else will do it better—that someone will show up and tear apart your carefully reasoned solution. That tension keeps you moving forward and honing your skills. It’s crucial for you to find your place in life and gather the people with whom your qualities can fully unfold, bringing benefit and joy to everyone involved. Stay calm and learn to focus on what really matters—then you’ll be able to provide maximum support and value to those around you.

Right Angle Cross of Service (58–52 | 18–17)

You’re here to serve others, make things better, and bring joy into the world. Your service can manifest in many different ways and arenas of life—for example, as a bank teller, physician, soldier, or scientist—but that doesn’t make you an altruist. Immersed in your own process, you simply do your job and feel great, all while benefiting those around you. You always know what needs to be fixed in whatever isn’t working, and you can zero in on the details to make the necessary adjustments to a flawed model. Yet if you don’t understand how this gift works, people may see you as a meddlesome, nitpicky bore who sticks your nose into everything and dishes out criticism. Yes, you see what’s off and how to put it right, but not everyone is ready to hear criticism of their actions or decisions; over time that can create serious relationship challenges. Everything changes when you don’t voice your opinion the moment it arises but wait until you’re asked. That’s when your logical answer can truly help, introduce the right improvements, and serve the greater good. You carry an incredible beauty and zest for life—you only need to enter the process correctly and identify with it completely; you have to become the work, live it. Only then can you focus on what really matters and notice the tiniest details essential for painstaking work. You repair faulty models and mechanisms, fix them, tune them up, and they can continue serving society for a long time. When you improve the world and see the fruits of your labor, an amazing joy envelops you and those around you, because you’re serving and the whole reflects that back to you. With your love of life and readiness to be useful, you transform this world for the better. The main thing is to find your place and the right people with whom your qualities can unfold fully.

Right Angle Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix (55–59 | 34–20)

You are arguably one of the moodiest people alive. Every morning you climb out of bed, and the glass of your spirit is either half empty or half full, so the world appears in muted grays or in vivid color. Everything in your life depends on your current mood—whether you feel like eating, having sex, watching a movie, or getting some work done. Wrapped up in that same longing is the Phoenix’s dream of an ideal, unattainable romantic love. When you meet someone and a feeling sparks inside, you can burn and shine as brightly as possible. In those moments everything falls into place, and life turns into a fairy-tale adventure. Yet that flame is fleeting; it always burns itself out after a while, taking you with it, and then you rise from the ashes only to run through these cycles again and again. In both love and life, your spirit can flare up and then slip back into its cyclical hibernation for long stretches. You carry change within you, even if you are unaware of it, and one day your potential will emerge. In time, the emotional wave will come to a halt, and the entire world will change. We will rethink our approach to sexuality and intimacy and will be able to express healthy closeness not only with loved ones but also with strangers. Time will tell how this unfolds and what it ultimately means for each individual. For now, you keep seeking closeness and romance, dreaming of unfulfilled fantasies and great love, suffering through your melancholy while appearing to everyone around you as endlessly busy with your “important” pursuits.

Right Angle Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix (20–34 | 55–59)

You seem to everyone around you like the busiest person on Earth. Even though everything inside your mind unfolds at its usual pace, your actions strike others as lightning-fast and unpredictable. Charismatic and brimming with energy that can react almost instantly, you move at speeds others simply cannot match, so people assume you are always occupied with something important, even when you are doing nothing at all. Within you lies the Phoenix’s dream of an ideal yet unattainable romantic love. When you meet someone who ignites that feeling, you can burn and shine as brightly as possible. Everything falls into place, and life becomes a fairy-tale adventure. But this fire is impermanent; after a while it always burns out—taking you with it—only for you to rise from the ashes and repeat the cycle again and again. In both love and life, your spirit can flare up and then withdraw for long stretches into its cyclical hibernation. You carry change within you, even if you do not yet realize it; your potential will reveal itself in time. You live rooted in the present moment, so the past and the future hold little interest for you. It is as though the whole world pauses before you, leaving only pure witnessing. You can focus on the details while still seeing the world as a whole. In time the emotional wave will settle, and the entire world will transform.
We will change our attitude toward sexuality and intimacy, learning to express healthy closeness not only with loved ones but also with strangers. For now, you keep seeking intimacy and romance, dreaming of unrealized wishes and great love, suffering in your melancholy, and appearing to everyone else endlessly busy with your “important” pursuits.

Right Angle Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix (59–55 | 20–34)

You fulfill your potential through fruitful relationships, making them more sincere, honest, and transparent. You have a pronounced need for intimacy and for someone with whom you can build a secure bond and grow spiritually. Every morning you climb out of bed and discover that the glass of your spirit is either half empty or half full; accordingly, the world appears either in shades of gray or in vivid color. Your mood governs everything in your life—whether you want to eat, have sex, watch a movie, or get some work done. Within this same longing lies the Phoenix’s dream of an ideal, unattainable romantic love. When you meet someone and that inner spark ignites, you can burn and shine as brightly as humanly possible. Then everything clicks into place, and life becomes a fairy-tale adventure. Yet that fire is fickle; sooner or later it burns itself out along with you, and you rise from the ashes to repeat the cycle again and again. In love as in life, your spirit can flare up and then retreat for a long spell into its cyclical hibernation. You are constantly busy with your own affairs and can’t stop for even a second. Your main aim is to initiate and pursue intimacy in relationships—whether sexual or business—that can be productive. Having children may be important to you, as you are essential to sustaining human life. You carry change within you, even if you don’t yet realize it; in time your potential will surface. Eventually the emotional wave will subside, and the whole world will change. We will redefine our attitude toward sexuality and closeness, learning to express healthy intimacy not only with loved ones but also with strangers. Time will tell how this will unfold and what it will ultimately mean for each person. For now, you continue to seek closeness and romance, dream of unfulfilled fantasies and a great love, suffer in your melancholy, and tirelessly look for your other half.

Right Angle Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix (34–20 | 59–55)

To those around you, you seem like the busiest person on Earth. Though everything inside your mind proceeds as usual, your actions can appear lightning-fast and unpredictable to others. If anyone interferes, you can be rude and push them away, so it’s best that no one stands in your way. Charismatic and fueled by tremendous energy that lets you respond almost instantaneously, you move at a speed most people can’t match, which is why they always see you as wrapped up in some urgent business even when you’re doing nothing at all. Within you lives the Phoenix’s dream of a perfect, unattainable romantic love. When you meet someone and the spark ignites inside, you can burn and shine as brightly as possible. Everything falls into place, and life turns into a fairy-tale adventure. Yet that flame is fickle—it eventually burns itself—and you—out; then you rise from the ashes to repeat the cycle again and again. In both love and life, your spirit can flare up and then retreat into its cyclical slumber for a long time.

You carry transformative change within you, though you may not yet be aware of it; in time, that potential will reveal itself. Whenever you force events or rush ahead, you usually encounter massive resistance. You need to learn to wait for the right moment to act. In time, the emotional wave will subside, and the whole world will change. We will transform our views on sexuality and intimacy, learning to express healthy closeness not only with loved ones but also with strangers. Until then, you keep seeking intimacy and romantic love, dreaming of unfulfilled ideals and great love, suffering in your melancholy, and appearing to everyone else as endlessly occupied with your “important” business.

Right Angle Cross of the Sphinx (13–7 | 1–2)

Your role is to guide the life journeys of those around you. By listening attentively, you absorb others’ stories and secrets. You are a librarian and keeper of stories. In solitude, you contemplate what you’ve experienced and what you’ve heard. This helps you extract golden nuggets of wisdom and offer counsel rooted in both your own and other people’s past experiences. The future cannot exist without the past; everything is intertwined, and everything is interdependent. You are the one who truly remembers even the tiniest details. You are here to inspire others with this continuity of history. Your gaze is fixed on the past, which allows you to see the future and anticipate trends that will become relevant in time. You are so absorbed in searching for your own direction and creative expression that you may not even be aware of how much you influence others. Your aura has a distinctive quality. You reshape people’s understanding and perspective on life simply by being in the same space with them. Your own life may be chaotic, yet everyone else receives exactly what they need. A timely piece of guidance can be priceless, steering someone in the right direction. You are the Sphinx, walking your own path, seeing through the wisdom of the ages, preserving the memory of the past, and opening pathways of discovery for seekers.

Right Angle Cross of the Sphinx (2–1 | 13–7)

Your task is to offer direction to the people around you as they move through life. You carry an inner compass tuned to a single universal frequency, yet you must learn to trust it. In a sense, you are responsible for the higher purpose of humanity’s movement—toward harmony and beauty. You can listen with great sensitivity, and a timely piece of advice from you can be invaluable, steering someone onto the right path. Still, when interacting with others, you can sometimes leave them puzzled. One challenge is that, despite your clear sense of direction, you struggle to put it into words others can understand. You might point to something in the future or something in the past, or try to do something, but in truth all you really know is the direction itself. So when someone asks, “What should I do?”, you answer, “Well, try moving in this direction.” And that’s as specific as you can get. You provide the vector, not the action. The actions may differ, even within the same life journey. You are a significant and powerful force. You set clear boundaries, guiding people so they can return to themselves and live their authentic lives. Direction flows through you; you are that direction, expressed in the present moment.

Right Angle Cross of the Sphinx (7–13 | 2–1)

Your task is to give direction to the life journeys of those around you. You were born a leader, here to influence people and guide them forward. Your gaze is set on the future so you can make the path ahead safe and comfortable. What should be preserved to guarantee society’s long-term stability and prosperity? Which methods and problem-solving approaches should remain, and which have already outlived their usefulness? The answers to these questions enable you to lead a community effectively. You can study past models and projects and, based on your analysis, determine where they are heading, how development will unfold, and what potential lies within the process. This is a tremendous asset that can bring you the leadership and self-realization you seek. Without a broad, attentive examination of the past, you cannot properly assess the future, choose the right direction, or apply the creative approach that is needed. You will look for settings where you can exercise influence and authority, but you must always underpin your leadership position with clear logic and evidence. You are the kind of leader who understands that it is not enough to unite everyone under a single flag; you must also trust and encourage the independence of individual members for the sake of collective prosperity. More and more leaders are staunch advocates and promoters of methods that grant people greater freedom, nurture creativity, and foster independence at every level. This approach allows civilization to develop efficiently and harmoniously, yet it weakens the standing of the governing body. The Sphinx who leads can forgo the pursuit of absolute, global power. Drawing on past experience while looking to the future, this person carves out a new path for society in the present. Such an individual realizes that they cannot foresee how their life will unfold or what influence they will have on the world. Only time will tell.

Right Angle Cross of the Sphinx (1–2 | 7–13)

Your role is to give those around you a sense of direction on their life journeys. By revealing beauty and bringing something unique into the world, you stay true to your own path. You are a deep, creative individual, fully present and immersed in your personal process. As you follow your path, you carry the memories and lessons of the past, analyze them, and project how things may unfold in the future. You possess an inner compass that can set the course for you and for the people nearby. That doesn’t mean you will teach others or tell them what to do; rather, when you follow your heart and let your inner beauty shine, you become an example—through you, they can find their own course. You may not even notice it. You are like the Sphinx, walking its own path: one paw points to the past, the other to the future, while its eyes gaze into the present. In moments of melancholy, when you can’t put what’s happening inside into words, you may feel lost. Remember, these states are temporary. Your boat will always find its true heading. By accepting yourself exactly as you are, you carry tremendous potential that can meaningfully transform the world around you.

Right Angle Cross of Tension (21–48 | 38–39)

Fulfillment in your life comes through controlling and managing other people. You were born with the ability to hold power, supported by a profound understanding of how this world works. That’s why you always have “an ace up your sleeve” for any situation. You provoke people, teasing them to awaken something alive inside and uncover what’s genuine. If that doesn’t happen, you’ll keep at it over and over again.
You’re the one who breaks through the circumstances where others get stuck. You can achieve a breakthrough on a potentially difficult path—this is your true gift. A fierce energy surges through you, the kind needed to keep order at home, at work, or in the community. Your provocation is essential for maintaining and organizing the group. When you join a team, you know how to lead deftly, bolstering everyone with your resilience and dynamism, charging the space with drive and a hunger to reach the goal.
If you fail to channel this energy toward other people and instead turn it inward, you’ll knock yourself out of balance, and it can corrode you from the inside, leading to depression and melancholy. You hold profound potential. Once you loosen your grip and start acting from the heart, your leadership will no longer rest on fear—then very different people will come your way. When you learn to share yourself with others and step into wise leadership, everyone who wants to be guided will become your loyal allies. Ease up on control and give that part of the community the freedom it needs so the whole can evolve harmoniously, enriching every member. The distribution of power based on a non-hierarchical model will eventually replace today’s systems—then the world will transform at its core. Even now, you’re pioneering new frameworks for running a community or a business, and your wild energy is more than up to the task.

Right Angle Cross of Tension (39-38 | 21-48)

You are driven to provoke, to fight, to control, and to reach the essence of various facets of existence. Such potent energy can be uncomfortable both for those around you and for yourself. You stir people up and tease them in order to awaken something alive within them, to unearth what is genuine. When that fails to happen, you keep trying over and over, meeting only negative reactions and rejection.



You help yourself and others achieve breakthroughs along what can be a challenging path. Through provocation and persistence, you bring about change. After spending enough time with someone, you discover all of their buttons and know exactly which ones to press to elicit reactions they never even knew they had. That is your gift. You can be an outstanding coach and teacher, yet people with a lower level of awareness may feel intense aggression toward you. When you keep flicking people’s internal switches without end, you generate tension.



You seek the specific expression of spirit you need—for example, the warrior spirit, the romantic spirit of love, or the childlike spirit of playful individuality. Naturally, once you find the right spirit, the tension lifts from both you and those around you. It is important for you to maintain good physical condition. Regular exercise helps you avoid health issues. Your body must always be ready to properly receive that spirit.

Right Angle Cross of Tension (48–21 | 39–38)

You grasp the underlying meaning of unfolding processes, display resourcefulness and ingenuity, and can assert authoritative control over territory and power. You provoke others to demonstrate their inner strength, pushing them to fight for their goals. Such potent energy can feel uncomfortable both for those around you and for you yourself, yet it is truly a gift. You are the one who breaks through circumstances in which people are stuck, capable of forging ahead on a path that appears daunting. You have practical solutions, but no one knows whether they will work. People like you often possess depth and understanding yet have little desire to acknowledge them. You rush about, acquiring all sorts of skills, but cannot put them to use, and that makes you feel terrible. All you really need to do is relax, spend some time “in yourself,” and stop worrying. The right skills will come to you through other people, and your depth will help them fully unfold. Focus on that depth and the tension will dissipate. Remember: you simply need to wait for the right moment. Not everyone needs your depth all the time. Some may deem you inadequate, leaving you unhappy and bitter about feeling unneeded. What matters most to you is relationships; through them you can understand the processes at work and bring them into the real world.

Right Angle Cross of Tension (38–39 | 48–21)

You’re driven to provoke, fight, take charge, and get to the heart of different facets of reality. Such intense energy can be uncomfortable both for those around you and for you yourself. Yet, in truth, it’s a genuine gift. You’re the one who pushes through circumstances where others get stuck. You can achieve breakthroughs on paths that might otherwise feel arduous. Through struggle, you catalyze change in the world, shifting what has grown stagnant and infusing those around you with your dynamism and drive. You understand that life is tough and, at its core, a battle. Still, only through struggle can humanity reach something real and worthwhile. There are causes worth fighting for, and you must discover what they are. When someone offers you something, you tend not to listen, because deep down you don’t want to be influenced. You strive to preserve your individuality, your uniqueness. Staying in good physical shape is essential for you; regular exercise helps you avoid health problems. It’s also crucial for you to find work you genuinely enjoy. You may sink into deep sadness at times, feeling that life has no meaning, but remember that in the darkest corners of that state you can uncover something valuable.

Right Angle Cross of the Unexpected (27–28 | 41–31)

You are highly unpredictable. The life you lead is just as full of unexpected twists and turns. You burst into people’s lives and bring them something radically new, something that dislodges stagnant energy and lets it flow in the right direction. Every new venture involves risk, so for many your innovations feel sudden and unsettling. Even so, there will always be those who follow you toward the goal you set. Your innate altruism sustains what you create, feeding it with resources, yet you never know in advance what that will be or how to prepare. You bring chaos into the world, because everything you do and anticipate is permeated by the sense that nothing can be predicted with any real certainty. Change always breeds confusion, so when you introduce something new, people often need time to adapt. During such periods, you’re always ready to show care and support those who need help. It’s crucial for you to find the right goal worth fighting for; once you do, any surprise will be manageable. Relax, trust the process, and let go of expectations—then your life will be filled with surprises and discoveries.

Right Angle Cross of the Unexpected (31–41 | 27–28)

You are an extremely unpredictable person. The life you lead is likewise full of unexpected twists. You burst into people’s lives and bring them something radically new—something that jolts stagnant energy and sets it flowing in the right direction. Every new undertaking involves risk, so many people find your innovations unexpected and uncomfortable. Still, there are always those who will follow you toward the goal you set. You were born a natural leader, and your leadership qualities can emerge spontaneously. One day you might be working in sales; an extraordinary event occurs, and suddenly you’re promoted to branch director. You’re simply placed in charge—no one even asks whether you have the appropriate experience or skills—so there’s always a risk you won’t live up to the responsibilities entrusted to you. You are a leader who rises to power unexpectedly, able to act, initiate new processes, and care for, nourish, and support the team. Although many turns of fate take you completely by surprise, they never rob you of the ability to resolve major issues quickly and effectively. Relax, trust the process, and avoid forming expectations. Life can be full of surprises and discoveries.

Right Angle Cross of the Unexpected (28–27 | 31–41)

You are an extremely unpredictable person. The life you lead is just as full of unexpected twists. You burst into people’s lives and bring something radically new—something that shakes loose stagnant energy and sets it flowing in the right direction. Every venture involves risk, so innovations often feel sudden and unsettling to many. Even so, there will always be those who will follow you toward the goal. Get ready: your life will never be dull. Unexpected situations will keep cropping up, and there will always be someone for you to care for, even when you could never have seen it coming. Nothing matters more to you than feeling useful to others, so decide which area you’re responsible for and whom you intend to serve. If you can’t devote yourself to something truly important and global in scope, life can turn into a long, aimless struggle. Relax, trust the process, drop your expectations, and your life will be filled with surprises and discoveries.

Right Angle Cross of the Unexpected (41–31 | 28–27)

You are an extremely unpredictable person. The life you lead is just as full of unforeseen twists and turns. You burst into other people’s lives and bring them something radically new—something that shakes stagnant energy loose and sets it flowing in the right direction. Every new endeavor carries risk, so many find your innovations unexpected and unsettling, even unwelcome. Still, there will always be those who will follow you toward the goal. Life has a way of dropping certain situations onto your path without warning, and they leave a profound imprint on you. You can see advantages in circumstances that no one else notices. Like Moses, you may know what the Promised Land looks like, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be allowed to enter it whenever you wish. Our dreams, fantasies, and premonitions always herald the start of something new. Along your journey you’ll encounter hope and joy, pain and despair—that’s the human experience. Anything at all can appear on this road, and you never know what awaits you. Learn not to pour all your energy into expectations, or you risk overlooking something significant. Your path is winding and unpredictable, and as you walk it you bring a wealth of fresh, engaging, and unusual things to everyone around you. Relax, trust the process, and let go of expectations—then your life will overflow with surprises and discoveries.

Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love (25–46 | 10–15)

You carry within you a tremendous healing power of love. You are magnetic, and once someone enters the field of your aura, it is very hard for them to leave. Several streams of this great energy flow through you: universal love for all that exists, love for the body as the temple of the soul, self-love, and love for every living being. You are the Priest who leads us to the one Source, gathering us all into a single whole. Yet on a personal level you may struggle, because this is the “coldest” kind of love. It has no preferences; it is larger than individual perception. Dispassionate and balanced, its nature is asexual, which makes this feeling entirely different. These forces are vitally important. They balance everything in the world and relieve the pressure. You come in order to embody love, yet you are often shaken and can break under the strain. You may feel that human love will never be yours, that it will always be taken away. This dual sensation can wound you: you might begin to hate your body, yourself, and the people around you. Hatred is the reverse side of love. Nothing exists in isolation, and throughout your life you will have to constantly balance between these extremes. Your selflessness, openness, and willingness to accept can give society a new understanding of what love truly is.

Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love (15–10 | 25–46)

You carry a tremendous, healing power of love. Your aura is magnetic, so once someone steps into it, leaving becomes difficult. Several expressions of this vast energy flow through you at once: universal love for all that exists, love of the body as the temple of the soul, self-love, and love for every living being. The first thing you need to understand and accept is your own extremes—and those of others. That is where love for humanity begins. Everyone has the right to express themselves in this world however they choose, and there’s room here for all of us. When you’re aligned, healthy, and in the right place at the right time, you can truly radiate the great force we humans call “love.” Your very presence carries a magical gift of healing, and your innate magnetism makes you especially compelling. You naturally want to share your energy with as many people as possible. Yet love for humanity can just as easily become hatred for it. Your power is directed toward caring for other people, whether they want it or not, and that can lead to misunderstanding and rejection. The love you hold isn’t meant for you. Of course, you’ll tap into it from time to time, but its purpose lies elsewhere. Your personal destiny is to care for humanity, to organize it, and to draw everyone into a single current, uniting all with your extraordinary energy.

The Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love (46–25 | 15–10)

Within you lies an immense, healing power of love. Your magnetic aura makes it difficult for anyone who falls under its spell to walk away from you. Several facets of this vast energy flow through you: universal love for everything in existence, love for the body as the soul’s temple, self-love, and love for all living beings. Human relationships matter greatly, because the interplay between yin and yang, between man and woman, stands at the core of our world. Another aspect is love for the body itself. You know it deeply and notice even the tiniest details—this reveals a pronounced sensuality. You seek the right commitments, ones that satisfy the body’s sensual needs without causing harm or pain. This is a passionate love that is not necessarily sexual, yet it is always tied to sensation. It is essential for you to be in the right place at the right time. If you ignore your inner voice, you will miss the full force and energy of love. Your secret to success is not to wait for results or rewards, but simply to keep doing your work and walking your path. Even if you cannot see the entire picture, stay engaged until the process is complete. Only then will you be able to grasp what happened and reflect on it. You bring healing through love and an awareness of the importance of physical incarnation, weaving together the separate parts of the material world and exploring it through relationships.

Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love (10–15 | 46–25)

Within you lies a tremendous healing power of love. You radiate magnetism, so when someone falls under the influence of your aura, it is very hard for them to part from you. Several expressions of this vast energy converge within you: universal love for all that exists, love for the body as the temple of the soul, love for yourself, and love for all living beings. Through your example, awareness, and energy, you shift other people’s behavior and teach them to accept themselves. Before you can truly love yourself, you must first learn to live in harmony and listen to your body. When you are aligned, healthy, and in the right place at the right time, you can genuinely radiate the immense power we humans call “love.” You possess a magical ability to heal simply by being present, and your natural magnetism makes you especially captivating. You strive to share your energy with as many people as possible. Yet love for humanity can just as easily turn into hatred for it, because everything in our world is polarized—hatred of self, of others, of one’s body, and of the world itself. This, too, is fuel for discovering and understanding yourself and the very nature of love. Your personal mission is to learn genuine self-love and direct that power into the world. You are fully capable of doing this by focusing on your individual process. Such behavior will inspire others to turn inward and find the answers to their own questions.