Human Design
Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love
Key facts
- Cross angle
- Right Angle
Personality SunGate 15: Extremes (G Center)
Personality EarthGate 10: Behavior of the Self (G Center)
Design SunGate 25: Spirit of the Self (G Center)
Design EarthGate 46: Determination of the Self (G Center)
Same namePersonality Sun in Gate 10, 25 or 46
Temperaments that have nothing in common rub shoulders around someone with this cross, without having to move closer to one another. This welcome rests on a way of behaving no one dictated; it holds up against accidents as well as against time.
A love that looks at others
Of the cross’s four gates, all in the G Center, the 15 is the only one whose love is aimed at others, taken in all their variety. Here it holds the Personality Sun; the 10, at the Earth, gives it a foothold: welcoming someone else’s pace does not mean giving up your own. Its angle, the Right Angle, means a personal destiny.
Mixed tables
In the table tennis hall of a neighborhood club, the Tuesday evening session brings together a teenager aiming for the regional championship, two retirees who come mostly to chat, and a mother who had never held a paddle before September.
Chantal, who runs it, rotates them from one table to another; the teenager learns to slow his ball down for the retirees, who tell him about their matches from the seventies.
Three years after it started, the Tuesday slot has kept its players from the first evening. The mother now comes with her daughter. The teenager, qualified for the regionals, has not given up his Tuesday retirees.
Different paces side by side
Around this person, people whom nothing destined to meet spend the evening together. No one asks them to be alike. The example comes from her: the 10, at the Earth, gives her a way of her own that she does not adjust to the audience, so everyone understands they can keep theirs.
A group put together this way has its hitches, an angry departure, a canceled evening. The 25 takes them in as part of what happens, without treating them as failures; the 46 keeps the body committed week after week. The group lasts because the woman running it does not ask to know where it is going.
The welcome you demand for yourself
With the 10 at the Earth, the person expects for herself what she grants others. Someone who has never reproached anyone for their manner takes it badly when hers is criticized: a remark about the way she runs the group can trigger an anger no one knew she had.
Once committed to a group, she stays: the 46 holds the course, and the 15 finds every newcomer worth welcoming. The group can change its nature from one season to the next without her noticing.
Welcoming everyone does not tell you whom to invite or when to stop. The 25 finds something of interest in each new arrival, even the one who unravels the group; choosing whether to keep her is a matter for the Strategy of the Type and the chart’s Authority, which love of humanity does not replace.
For you, for others
For you
Give others the time and space they need, without handing over your own. When your calendar holds nothing but other people’s schedules, find an evening that depends on you alone.
For others
A cousin born with this cross will not ask you to be like her. In return, do not ask her to take on your habits: make an offer, and let her respond.
Frequently asked questions about the Right Angle Cross of the Vessel of Love
Are this version and the Gate 10 version alike?
In their gates, yes; in their emphasis, no. Here, welcoming temperaments leads, with the behavior of the 10 as support; in the Gate 10 version, behavior comes first and the welcome tempers it.
What does the Earth in the 10 change for the welcome of the 15?
A fixed point. Taking in someone else’s manner does not mean adopting it: the person keeps her own way, and that is what makes her welcome restful for those who come.
Do a group’s hitches weigh on this cross?
They weigh as they do elsewhere, without driving the person away. On the Design side, the 25 still finds something of interest in a departure or a quarrel, and the 46 keeps the body committed long enough for the group to find its shape.
Do people who run like clockwork find their place around the 15?
As much as night owls do. The 15 prefers no particular pace: a strict schedule is one among others; whoever keeps it has no more to apologize for than whoever arrives late.
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