In past lives, you were the loyal caregiver, the humble helper, the devoted one behind the scenes. You served with love—whether in homes, monasteries, royal courts, or villages. Your soul learned to lead through gentleness and presence.

But over time, service became self-erasure. You may have lived lives where your voice didn’t matter, your needs came last, or love was conditional on how much you gave. That memory still echoes in your current lifetime.

In this life, you’re still the steady one. The one others count on. You anticipate people’s needs before they speak. But you may struggle to advocate for yourself, feel guilt when you say no, or carry quiet resentment from being overlooked.

You tend to attract people who need support—emotionally, physically, or spiritually. Some are genuinely grateful. Others become dependent, expecting more than you can give.