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What does Grand Cross mean?

What does Grand Cross mean?

The Grand Cross is not simply "life is difficult", but pressure from multiple directions exists at the same time, forcing people to develop extremely strong scheduling abilities; its difficulty lies in the long-term pull, and its strength also lies in the ability to integrate after long-term pressure.

The most typical feeling of a Grand Cross is that life seems to be pulling you from all sides.

Unlike a single square, the Grand Cross puts multiple pressure lines online at the same time. People often feel that they are not just stuck on one problem, but are stuck with different responsibilities, needs, goals, relationships, and realistic requirements. It will bring a strong sense of busyness and internal tension.

Its difficulty lies not in the moment, but in the fact that there is always a new round of scheduling to be done

The Grand Cross seldom leaves one completely idle. As soon as one problem was solved, another corner started to pull. Because of this, such people often develop organizational skills, pressure-bearing abilities, crisis-handling abilities and a strong sense of reality very early.

Mature Grand Crosses often have strong system integration capabilities

When a person stops being just pushed by pressure and begins to understand what each of the four directions is asking for, the Grand Cross moves from chaos to coordination. It's not easy, but it does develop strong structural skills.

You are not only being torn apart, you are also learning to take control

What I fear most is not seeing "the big cross is hard", but not knowing what these pressures are interfering with each other and what I can achieve. If this layer is explained clearly, this pattern will not be left with just one scary conclusion.

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