Dragon's Tail Major Period
The next two years favor completion over expansion. Unfinished projects and expired commitments need attention first, so sort them into three lists: keep, deliver, and end.
In detail
This form is active when the Dragon's Tail becomes the major time lord, setting the agenda for the full major period of about two years. A major lord defines the chapter, while the Tail signifies reduction, separation, and completion, so consolidation outweighs outward growth. Unlike the Tail sub-period, this is the long-term frame rather than a brief closing phase inside another ruler's chapter.
FAQ
- How long does a Dragon's Tail major period last?
- It lasts about two years in this sequence. As the major time lord, the Tail sets a sustained theme of reduction, separation, and completion, although the affected life area still depends on the natal chart; review long-term projects, duties, and ties that may have outlived their purpose.
- What is the difference between a Dragon's Tail major and sub-period?
- The difference is scope. The major period frames an entire chapter of about two years, while the sub-period is a shorter closing phase within another ruler's chapter, so the former can redirect long-range plans and the latter usually resolves a narrower matter; check which level the Tail occupies before interpreting it.