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Angel no. 71

Hayiya'el

«My soul longs to reveal itself»
Hebrew letters
he-yod-yod
Choir
Angels
Period
From 11 to 16 March

Hayiya'el accompanies the period from 11 to 16 March and belongs to the Angels. The motto is «My soul longs to reveal itself». This symbolic portrait evokes the Knights of the Round Table: inner strength, courage and the desire to open a path through deception.

You may feel that outdated habits and opinions prevent something alive from emerging. You want to attract attention to guide it towards a discovery, rather than only to be admired. The image of Torquato Tasso's enchanted forest represents appearances that hold action back and the courage needed to pass through them.

The gift lies in supporting what you see as possible even when the context resists. Percival Lowell evokes research beyond the already observed boundaries of the solar system. Albert Einstein represents revising scientific certainties through a new perspective. Gabriele d'Annunzio, in turn, brings the public, provocative gesture that can make a position visible. These are different ways to challenge an accepted picture.

You may find direction in professions combining values and courage: defending rights, education, investigative journalism and public responsibility. A concrete ideal allows your determination to become work. The ability to lead grows when you know the problem and can explain why it deserves commitment.

Victor Emmanuel II evokes a political project linked to national unity; Raul Alfonsin, democratic reconstruction after Argentina's dictatorship. Ron Hubbard appears in connection with organisational strength applied to his theories and the creation of a religious community. The common point is giving an idea a collective form, with all the responsibility this involves.

The main flaw emerges when strength finds no clear cause and becomes ineffectual irritability. You may suffer greatly in situations where you are asked to accommodate someone you believe is wrong. A client, a superior or a social convention may seem to make intolerable demands, even when the disagreement calls for more patient distinctions.

If you restrain every reaction for convenience, indignation may shift into your closest relationships. You become harsh at home over what you have not addressed elsewhere. It helps to separate the actual wrong, the limits of your role and how you want to act. Not every disagreement requires a battle, but constant compromise against your values can consume motivation.

You may also seek exile from a world you disapprove of. Cesar Vallejo and Jack Kerouac evoke withdrawal and the difficulty of feeling at home in their time within this portrait. Yet complete resignation may feel like escape. Vallejo also represents returning to commitment in the face of the Spanish Civil War.

The deepest tension lies between the scale of what you desire and the limits of present conditions. Your drive seeks shared progress rather than a personal victory alone. To keep it useful, you need listening and the ability to recognise your own mistakes, preventing a sense of justice from becoming certainty that you are always right.

Appearance too can express this distance. Elaborate clothes, unusual elegance or provocation make the wish to stand out visible. Sometimes an aggressive element appears: the image becomes a way to challenge or intimidate. You can use it freely without turning it into a weapon against those close to you.

You tend to see yourself above all as an instrument for the next undertaking. You care for your resources so that you can act, but may neglect needs that do not seem immediately useful to the cause. Your direction is to make room for the ideal while remembering that you too are a person to listen to. Courage, proportion and care for relationships make your ability to protect more solid.

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