Represents the energy of justice, experience and the interconnection of events, symbolized by the Arcana of Justice. People with this energy strive for justice, have experience and the ability to see relationships between events.
Plus manifestations of energy
People with the eighth energy are distinguished by honesty, responsibility and justice. For them, justice is not just a quality, but one of the main things in their lives. This energy can manifest itself in both positive light and shadow aspects. People with this energy have a keen sense of processes and cause-and-effect relationships, which allows them to better understand the structure and events in the world.
Openness to others, sociability and willingness to help make them attractive to others. If the energy is in harmony, the owner of the eighth energy is usually calm, confident and attracts people to him like a magnet.
Excellent coordinators, they feel who can be helped and how in various situations. Capable of bringing people together and easily coordinating processes. In addition, they can successfully resolve conflicts without losing their calm. When difficult situations arise in their lives, they do not fall into despair, but ask themselves the question: “Why do I need this?” and draw conclusions to move on.
It is important to maintain balance in various aspects of life to avoid bias in one direction.
Negative manifestations of energy
Symbolizing the sign of infinity, the energy of the eight can become a trap when a person does not recognize and learn from repeated situations. Often people with 8 energy, being in the minus, can constantly ask themselves questions like “Why is this happening to me?” and “Why do I need this?”, instead of asking the question “Why do I need this?” and draw conclusions.
In their shadow manifestation, they may tend to divide people into good and bad, condemning and despising those who do not correspond to their idea of a “good person”. They can turn into fighters for justice, entering into conflicts, proving their point of view and participating in proceedings. They may find it difficult to accept that not everything in the world is completely fair. Instead of learning from situations, they may become fixated on issues of fairness, which leads to judgment, resentment, and depression.
