This karmic tail is called Warrior of Faith. In this karmic scenario, individuals may find themselves repeating patterns of influencing others through charisma or talents, often propagating their views, which can lead to conflicts and disputes. They might experience feelings of confinement, engage in relationships that embrace diversity, refuse to accept differing beliefs, violate boundaries, and demonstrate inner double standards, often associating only with successful or influential people.

21. Warrior-like tendencies, aggression, dividing the world, taking decisive actions on a grand scale, a lack of acceptance for anything "different," including different beliefs, religions, knowledge, limitations, restricting someone or something.

10. Lack of faith or trust, difficulties, external influence, attempts to swim against the current, burning through life.

7. Warrior-like behavior, assertiveness, pressure, going over others' heads, conflict, imposing one's goals on others, disappointment from losing, problems with moving or achieving what is desired.

This karmic tail is called Physical Aggression. Individuals with this karmic background may have experienced aggression in childhood and could exhibit aggressive behavior towards the vulnerable, often showing destructive emotions and indifference to others' suffering. They tend to prioritize physical strength, may engage in workaholism, and often neglect spiritual development, leading to potential health issues and a contrastingly weaker physical state compared to their past.

15. This represents power, criminality, dependencies, illegal money, and aggression.

8. It signifies conflict, breaking the law, disputes, imbalance in life, a skew between giving and taking, deceit, pressure, and stubbornness.

11. This is about the use of force, violence, pressure, aggression, and suppressing others.

This karmic tail is called Emperor. Individuals with this karmic pattern often present as graceful and charming, disguising an inner spirit of authority and responsibility akin to an emperor. Growing up typically without a strong father figure, they witness a dominant mother role, leading to imbalances in their own relationships where they might assume controlling and masculine roles, especially if they are women, and struggle with making tough decisions for fear of inconveniencing others.

4. Represents a man, a drive for power at any cost, or complete inaction, irresponsibility, weakness, submission.

16. Signifies destruction and disruptive changes.

12. Represents suffering.

This karmic tail is called Disappointment of One's Lineage. Individuals with this karmic background often start life under challenging circumstances, like an unexpected birth or family stress, leading to high expectations and frequent criticism from their family. This can result in low self-esteem, feelings of injustice, and complex relationship dynamics, including attempts to earn approval, unconventional marital choices, and repeating family patterns unconsciously.

6. Issues in relationships, feeling unloved, disappointment.

8. Disruption of the "give-take" balance, disregard for laws, careless attitudes.

20. Problems with parents, family, resentments towards parents and relatives, non-acceptance, judgment.

This karmic tail is called Oppressed Soul. Individuals with this karmic pattern often fear expressing themselves, seeking constant support, and react strongly to personal boundaries being violated. They may endure challenging situations internally, struggle with decision-making and responsibility, often remaining in submissive roles, and live under the belief that life is a test of endurance, marked by self-doubt and a lack of self-expression.

21. This energy is associated with destruction, aggressiveness, rigid thinking, judgment, and all types of limitations.

4. Represents control, despotism, harshness, pressure, abuse of power, but it could also indicate submission, indecision, and a reluctance to take responsibility.

10. Implies resistance to fate, a tough life, external influences, lack of independence, absence of life goals and development.

This karmic tail is called Destruction, Death of Many Souls. Individuals with this karmic path, influenced by past life experiences of loss, may be compelled to rescue and help others, often choosing professions centered around compassion and rehabilitation. They might not only focus on saving lives but also reviving and transforming things and relationships, often experimenting with their appearance, facing periods of stagnation, and engaging in creative pursuits that produce enduring and healing art.

21. Aggressiveness, warfare, global destruction, involvement in military actions, various limitations, narrow-mindedness, and excessive control.

7. Conflict-prone, combative, pushing through at any cost, victory at any cost, immobility, stagnation, and excessive control.

13. Fears, especially fears of change, life, and death, pressure, pessimism, destruction, and literal death.

This karmic tail is called Prisoner: Unfree Soul. This individual often resembles a 'prickly hedgehog', valuing their autonomy and taking time in decision-making, with a tendency to avoid deep attachments in relationships. They may develop strong attachments to specific items or routines from childhood, seek comfort in defined roles or statuses to understand their identity, and often face restrictions in life, such as debts, overbearing parents, work constraints, or caring for a sick individual.

3. A woman or a situation related to a woman/child.

7. Issues with movement (immobility), a lack of life realization and purpose.

22. Lack of freedom (captivity, prison) or restrictions due to dependencies (alcohol, drugs, food) or dependence on someone (spouse, parents, child).

This karmic tail is called Dictator. A person may suppress emotions and feel disconnected from them, often repeating behavior patterns from their past, such as living under or becoming a dictator. They struggle with decision-making, doubt themselves, and might react with anger or manipulation, leading to unfulfilled lives marked by indifference and a lack of emotional connection.

6. A broken heart, making the wrong choices, materialism, feeling unloved, loneliness, relationship problems, and issues with love.

14. Excessiveness, callousness, heartlessness, lack of creativity in life, unrealized potential, dependencies, extremes, and emotional pain.

8. Life imbalance, disruption of the give-and-take balance, imbalance between rest and work, lack of understanding of karmic laws, the search for justice, and legal violations.

This karmic tail is called Spiritual Priest. Individuals with this karmic background may be born into families heavily focused on either material wealth or spirituality, and might experience early family disruption like parental divorce. They often encounter diverse cultures and religions, which broadens their worldview, but may struggle with self-destructive behaviors, trust issues, resistance to change, a lack of clear life purpose, and a denial of spirituality, while also showing a tendency to explore various faiths.

21. Problems with accepting people and faith, large-scale destruction, aggressiveness, rigid thinking, and various limitations.

10. Issues with faith (in oneself, God, or an idea) and trust, reluctance to develop, life under the influence of others, and dependence.

16. Aggression, material bondage, lack of spiritual development, fixation on something, traumas, torment, dependencies, and destruction.

This karmic tail is called Wizard. This individual may achieve success, education, and a career but could feel burdened by unshared, special knowledge, leading to a fear of expressing it due to feelings of inadequacy or intellectual pride. They may struggle with emotional intimacy, insecurity, and professional underachievement, and could face illnesses that force them to seek help, challenging their aversion to vulnerability.

18. Black magic, fears, dependencies, loneliness.

9. Austerity, solitude, renunciation of love and earthly pleasures, intellectual pride, knowledge accumulation, self-withdrawal, celibacy, judgment of people.

This karmic tail is called Lost Talent. Individuals with this karmic tail may show early signs of talent, often overlooked by influential adults who emphasize traditional success, leading to boredom and a search for new challenges in their careers. Later in life, they might experience a late awakening of talent, struggle with fear of criticism, and in some cases, project their unfulfilled dreams onto their children, whereas recognizing and embracing their uniqueness early can lead to self-actualization and a fulfilling family life.

6. Incorrect choices, disappointment in choices, idealization.

17. Unrealized talent, pride, elevating oneself above others, unrealized potential.

11. Exhausting work, the belief that "nobody can do it better than me," workaholism.

This karmic tail is called Soul Sacrificed. These individuals may experience harmonious relationships with those around them who are always willing to help, yet find it challenging to ask for assistance themselves. They often enjoy luck and fortune, but may subconsciously sacrifice their interests for others, driven by a sense of obligation, and face challenges with family, unrealized creative potential, dependencies, and a tendency towards excessiveness, laziness, and a feeling of entitlement.

6. Problems with relationships, love issues, acceptance difficulties, grievances, disappointments, and wrong choices.

20. Problems with family and lineage.

14. Choices that don't align with one's true self, a disturbance in harmony, lack of tranquility, creativity, moderation, and balance.

This karmic tail is called Overseer. Individuals with this karmic background often aspire to attain power and high positions, possibly exhibiting manipulative and arrogant behavior, and may face challenges with debts and health issues that lead to dependency. They are drawn to careers involving control and supervision, tend to impose strict regimes on their lives, and struggle with perfectionism, unrealistic expectations, and heightened anxiety, often feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities and stress.

9. Loneliness, closed-off emotions, a closed heart, pride, indiscriminate relationships, judgment.

3. Fixation, control, power, suppression of men, problems with women, femininity, children, and mothers.

21. A combative attitude, conflicts, restrictions.