Line 58.3 “Electricity”

Aliveness that charges itself. Through trial and error the third line finds out where to draw energy from and, at its best, becomes an independent generator of joy. The energy is strong but needs the right setting until the person learns to charge themselves.

People with this line are like a live wire: they can light up a room or spark in the wrong place. Their energy is highly sensitive to its fuel, meaning the people, settings and stimuli around them. Good company makes them shine; poor company unsettles them. Through experience they learn to tell what truly nourishes them from what only excites them for a minute. The more they rely on their own sources of joy, the less their mood depends on others.

Independent, self-generated aliveness. The person creates their own drive rather than waiting for someone to stir them up, and that charge spreads around them.

Dependence on outside stimulation. The surroundings decide the quality of the energy, and in the wrong setting the person burns out fast or flares up at the wrong time.