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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