Have you awakened to your dragon’s mission?

What is a “Mission”?

A mission is a task or assignment given to fulfill a specific purpose or role.

This time, I intended to explain “mission（Angel）,” but I realized I had forgotten something important.

It is the

Dragon’s Head!

What is the Dragon’s Head?

Essence: The intersection of the Moon’s orbit and the ecliptic (a point, not a planet)

Symbolism: The direction the soul seeks to follow in this lifetime, its growth themes, and its challenges

By following the direction indicated by the Dragon’s Head, the soul evolves to a higher level.

Think of it simply as a “signpost for the soul’s growth.”

In astrology, when we speak of “mission,” the interpretation of the Dragon’s Head is the most common.

So, let’s first understand this before moving on to the next topic: the asteroid Angel, which reveals your divine mission!

Then, as always, let’s take a look with reference to Yayoi’s horoscope.

Here is the basic information.

Yayoi’s Dragon’s Head

Yayoi’s Dragon’s Head is located at:

12th House, Aquarius 3° — “A deserter from the navy.”

Here’s the interpretation from ChatGPT:

“A person who breaks free from conventions and structures, seeking the freedom of the soul.”

They explore unseen realms (the unconscious, spirituality, collective consciousness).

The more they live by intuition and cosmic sensitivity rather than rigid earthly rules, the more their soul unfolds.

Interpretation with the Sun and Ascendant

Now let’s add the Sun and Ascendant to further reveal Yayoi’s destiny.

Here’s the summary from before:

Rather than preserving “traditional values,” Yayoi is the type to share “future-oriented values” that no one is yet paying attention to.

Because Yayoi’s values are ahead of their time, they may not be easily understood at first—but this is precisely their life purpose and why they are a pioneer.

Adding the Dragon’s Head to this picture:

Yayoi is a pioneer who anticipates future values before anyone else.

Their mission is to sense the collective unconscious and spiritual currents and convey them to others.

Though often misunderstood for being ahead of their time, true recognition comes when the era finally catches up.

Throughout life, Yayoi repeatedly escapes outdated frameworks, each time choosing freedom, and in doing so, moves closer to the soul’s destined path.

As always, I usually conclude by saying ‘please ask various questions and considerations,’ but since it’s a good opportunity, this time I will provide some example questions for those who say, ‘I don’t know how to ask questions…

Q1. Is the Dragon’s Head something that, like the Sun, must be consciously used?

Q2. Now that Yayoi’s destiny is becoming clearer, what is the greatest challenge they face at this stage?

Responses

The Dragon’s Head is not something you can follow unconsciously—it represents a path where the soul grows through deliberate challenges.

Yayoi’s greatest challenges are twofold:

・The “unrecognized loneliness” that comes from being ahead of the times.

・The recurring need to “escape old frameworks.”

→The key is whether they can face and overcome these without fear.

With just a few questions, hasn’t his destiny become even clearer? Please, everyone, ask various questions and uncover your own destiny!

Next Preview

Next, we will finally move on to “Your Divine Mission Revealed by Angels” — an interpretation of the asteroid Angel.

Stay tuned!