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all life long, more noticeably around age 60
The karmic tail is the script you replay without having chosen it: an old habit that your present life can rewrite.
By Thomas Guilhot · updated
The karmic tail brings together the three energies at the bottom of the matrix, at points d1, d2, and d, the last being the life lesson.
Read together, they tell a story: that of a past life, an image that helps name a pattern repeating today in love, at work, or in the family. There are twenty-six combinations, and each matrix carries just one. Its page describes this script, its signals, and the way out of it.
all life long, more noticeably around age 60
Start with the date.
The day gives a, the month b, the year c; any total above 22 is reduced to the sum of its digits. Fictional example, March 14, 1987: a = 14, b = 3, c = 1 + 9 + 8 + 7 = 25, reduced to 7. The life lesson d = 14 + 3 + 7 = 24, reduced to 6. The center e = 14 + 3 + 7 + 6 = 30, reduced to 3. Then d1 = d + e = 9, and d2 = d + d1 = 15. The tail reads from top to bottom: 9-15-6. Its name: “World of passions and tales.”
A symbolic reading of the Destiny Matrix: food for thought about yourself, never a verdict or an established fact.
No. Here the word karma is an image, not a debt to repay. The tail describes a slope: a way of reacting learned long ago, which keeps coming back as long as it goes unnoticed. Recognizing it is often enough to change your response. No one is condemned by their combination, and each one also carries a quality forged by that experience.
Yes, and it is common: the most frequent combinations turn up in nearly one person in ten. Sharing a tail does not mean living the same thing. In a couple or a family, it is more of an opportunity to talk: each person recognizes the pattern in the other before seeing it in themselves, and you can help each other move beyond it.
The karmic lesson is point d alone, the last energy of the tail: what life asks you to learn. The tail adds the two energies placed above it, and tells, according to the method, where this lesson comes from. The lesson names the goal; the tail shows the path by which you return to it, and why that path tends to repeat.