The Right Angle Cross of Vessel of Love (Version 1)

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Picture a vessel: gate 15 is the spout that lets something flow out into the world, gate 46 is the body of the vessel itself, gate 10 is the neck through which the contents are poured, and gate 25 is what actually fills it — the blood, the universal love that has no preference for any one person over another. When the Sun sits in gate 25, this is the theme that governs the whole cross: a love that is genuinely impersonal, almost priestly. Think of a priest or priestess pouring communion — they love everyone present equally, and precisely because of that, no single person in the room feels singled out or specially chosen.

This is, in a strange way, the coldest kind of love there is, even though it's also the most universal. It isn't about connection to one person; it's about being a vessel that love passes through on its way to humanity as a whole. People with this cross often find that they are loved by many and yet rarely feel loved in the way an individual wants to be loved — completely, personally, only for them.