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The natives of the Wheel of Fortune have a great karma to settle: instability. They will have to work consciously to break the cycle of mistakes they repeat as if they are unable to learn from them. These beings will have to accept the consequences of their actions–whatever they are–and learn from them in order to progress on the path of evolution.

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Life Path #9

Isolation, withdrawal, shyness, sadness, disillusionment, frustration and fear of aging are the karmic learning axes of these beings. Often, the natives of the Hermit life path do not dare to express themselves for the fear of being rejected or judged. They prefer to be alone, and cutting themselves off from the outside world contributes further to their isolation.

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Life Path #8

The life path of the Justice leaves very little room for free will. People born under this vibration must make many corrections in their lives in order to purify their karma. They must refuse all forms of illusion, especially those of an affective nature. In fact, life requires them to learn from their mistakes once and for all, without judgment or condemnation.

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Life Path #7

The natives of the Chariot life path bring to their present life a karma of control issues and self-control. They must ask themselves the following questions: Who am I? my true "self" or a product of the influence of others? Who runs my life? Do I make decisions through conscious inner questioning or based on my fear of displeasing others? What is my path?

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Life Path #6

In their current life, Lovers' life path natives report a tendency to reject and flee responsibilities. They must find balance and stop being swayed, that is, they must satisfy the demands of others while respecting their own needs. Note that it did not come across that they desire to please at all costs is a facade that allows them to hide their true feelings.

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Life Path #5

During childhood, natives of Hierophant’s life path were particularly characterized by guilt and unrealistic expectations. Very early on, they were charged with all sorts of responsibilities: household chores, childcare, budgeting, cooking, etc. In short, they did not have a carefree childhood. Their precious time was regulated. They did not have the luxury of having fun with their friends and classmates. They needed to be reasonable and lead by example. Thus, the spontaneity and joie de vivre that usually characterize children quickly gave way to melancholy and sadness, or even depression. Religion, morality of the time, and family beliefs were inculcated in their resisting body. And today, it is hard for them to share what they have not received themselves. The sense of duty and constant demands have thus forged their personality.

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Life Path #4

During their childhood, the natives of the Emperor’s life path were particularly marked by an authority figure that, somehow, affected them deeply. They knew at least one uncompromising person without any human warmth. Often a member of their immediate family has a serious mental illness.

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Life Path #3

During their childhood, the Empress's natives were particularly marked by negative thoughts and the tendency to denigrate themselves. Indeed, they learned at a very young age to create another "me" to be loved, accepted, recognized and valued. To survive, they denied their deep self and masked their own identity and their own truth. They let others take over their power, and the after-effects are still felt today.

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Life Path #2

During their childhood, the natives of the High Priestess path were particularly marked by fear. Whether they feared expressing their intuitive gifts or expressing themselves, they learned very young that being quiet was the price of peace, acceptance, and obtaining the love and approval of others. In doing so, they developed a scenario that prevents any form of communication and makes them subject to authority.

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Life Path #1

Life Path #1: The Magician’s natives were particularly marked during childhood. As toddlers, they were hurt by life. Moreover, they still feel the repercussions today. They often have low self-esteem, doubt their talents, and fear the future as well as making decisions and mistakes. Even though they try to repress these weaknesses, they then appear in a much subtler way: agitation, insomnia, nervousness, scattered thoughts, lack of concentration, intransigence, self-sabotage, poverty, frequent job changes, inability to commit for fear of being hurt again, etc.

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