The Left Angle Cross of Wishes (Version 1)

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Crossing into the left angle brings a curious cross — Wishes. These are the people who, like someone raised in Uganda who learns the UN has a code protecting human rights, wants to be part of writing better law — wouldn't that be wonderful.

With the unconscious Earth in 31 — an expression of gate 7, the Sphinx Cross's directional gate — these people are always looking ahead. 31, the gate of Influence in the Alpha channel, carries a design of leadership; these people need to provide leadership toward the future. Paired with 41's hunger for new experience: wouldn't the world be better without this law, replaced with that one instead? That's Wishes.

Wishes is enormously attractive. Think of a country like America, built on lawyers — the desire for new law, let's get rid of the old one. Isn't that what politicians do constantly, changing the law to build a better future, scrapping the old rule for a new one.

The left angle, and especially the fifth line here, carries real influence, because these people say plainly, 'these old laws aren't good enough.' But society needs stable patterns, and the moment you declare the old model insufficient, you create tension — forces wanting change collide with forces resisting it. That's the basic dynamic in motion. People with Wishes never let the law get complacent.

This cuts both ways. Sell crack in New York and you're in trouble, because the law keeps shifting and not in your favor. Wherever you meet the Cross of Wishes, you meet a need to challenge something — whether it's the rules society lives by or your own place within it, right or wrong — that need never goes away.