A angles
These are an indication of active intangibility of Self. The Self, when attacked, feels grievance and in resentment it reacts. In itself the disposition to resentment is a form of
fragility of the soul that is made sensitive regarding its own defects through the observations of others (Moretti, 1972, p. 72)
but all this depends on the degree with which the sign materialises. When the sign is constituted for the most part by sharp angles the resentment becomes so accentuated that it expresses itself in a state of irritability constantly waiting to find a pretext to show itself.
- A Angles
On the analogical level the reaction presupposes a disposition of the personality to stop and raise itself in order to defend itself against aggressions. The more sharp are the stopping and the raising, the more sharp will be the angle and the reaction strong. In the most pronounced degrees Moretti speaks of attacks against whosoever attempts to debase the integrity of the Self, arriving at direct forms of aggressiveness.
The sign of reaction (also defined as resentment or touchiness, according to the degree) can be found at the foot of the lower case 'a' on the left side, and takes the name of 'A Angles'.
- Lidia Fogarolo
- January 1st, 2003
