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Pisces
• The Fishes
• Febuary
20 to March 20
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Traditional Pisces
Traits:
Imaginative and sensitive;
Compassionate and kind;
Selfless and unworldly;
Intuitive and sympathetic
Darker Side Traits:
Escapist and idealistic;
Secretive and vague; Weak-willed
and easily led
Pisces! About Your
Sign...
Pisceans possess
a gentle, patient, malleable
nature. They have many generous
qualities and are friendly,
good natured, kind and compassionate,
sensitive to the feelings
of those around them, and
respond with the utmost
sympathy and tact to any
suffering they encounter.
They are deservedly popular
with all kinds of people,
partly because their easygoing,
affectionate, submissive
natures offer no threat
or challenge to stronger
and more exuberant characters.
They accept the people around
them and the circumstances
in which they find themselves
rather than trying to adapt
them to suit themselves,
and they patiently wait
for problems to sort themselves
out rather than take the
initiative in solving them.
They are more readily concerned
with the problems of others
than with their own.
Their natures tend to be
too otherworldly for the
practical purposes of living
in this world as it is.
They sometimes exist emotionally
rather than rationally,
instinctively more than
intellectually (depending
on how they are aspected).
They long to be recognized
as greatly creative. They
also dislike disciple and
confinement. The nine-to-five
life is not for them. Any
rebellion they make against
convention is personal,
however, as they often times
do not have the energy or
motivation to battle against
the Establishment.
Pisceans tend to withdraw
into a dream world where
their qualities can bring
mental satisfaction and
sometimes, fame and financial
reward for they are extremely
gifted artistically. They
are also versatile and intuitive,
have quick understanding,
observe and listen well,
and are receptive to new
ideas and atmospheres. All
these factors can combine
to produce remarkable creativity
in literature, music and
art. They may count among
their gifts mediumistic
qualities which can give
them a feeling that their
best work comes from outside
themselves, "Whispered
beyond the misted curtains,
screening this world from
that." Even when they
cannot express themselves
creatively they have a greater
than average instinct for,
and love of, beauty in art
and nature, a catlike appreciation
of luxury and pleasure,
and a yearning for new sensations
and travel to remote, exotic
places.
They are never egotistical
in their personal relationships
and give more than they
ask from their friends.
They are sexually delicate,
in the extreme almost asexual,
and most Pisceans would
want a relationship in which
the partner's mind and spirit
rather than the body resonated
with their own. Unfortunately
they can be easily misled
by a lover who courts them
delicately and in marriage
makes them unhappy by a
coarser sexuality than they
expected. They are nevertheless
intensely loyal and home-loving
and will remain faithful.
In their employment they
are better working either
by themselves or in subordinate
positions. Their talents
are individual in a commercial
business or similar undertaking.
They would be afraid to
manage more than a small
department, worrying always
that they would fail in
a crisis. They can make
fair secretaries and bookkeepers.
Their sympathy equips them
for work in charities catering
for the needy, as nurses
looking after the sick and
as veterinary surgeons caring
for animals. As librarians
or astronomers they can
satisfy their mental wanderlust,
and their fondness for "faraway
places with strange-sounding
names" may turn them
into sailors or travellers.
Many architects and lawyers
are Pisceans, and when the
creative abilities are combined
with gifts of imitation
and the ability to enter
into the feelings of others,
Pisceans find their fulfillment
on the stage. Their psychic
and spiritual qualities
can lead them into careers
in the church or as mediums
and mystics. They may find
an outlet for their creativity
as caterers, and are said
to make good detectives
because they can imagine
themselves in the place
of criminals and understand
how their minds would work.
In technical occupations
they are well employed in
dealing with anaesthetics,
fluids, gases and plastics.
Because of their lively
versatility and inability
to concentrate overmuch
on any one project, Pisceans
often simultaneously follow
more than one occupation.
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Possible
Health Concerns:
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Pisces governs the feet,
liver and lymphatics, and
its subjects can be threatened
by anaemia, boils, ulcers
and other skin diseases,
especially inflammation
of the eyelids, gout, inflammation,
heavy periods and foot disorders
and lameness.
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Problems
that may arise for
Pisces:
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As with all sun signs, we
all have unique traits to
our personalities. When
these traits are suppressed,
or unrealized, problems
will arise. However, with
astrology we can examine
the problem and assess the
proper solution based on
the sun sign characteristics.
As a pisces you may see
things below that really
strike home. Try the solution,
you most likely will be
amazed at the results. If
you find yourself on the
receiving end of the negatives
below, it is because you
are failing to express the
positive.
Problem: You find
yourself being walked on
or over in all manner of
ways.
Solution: Try
to reorient your thinking
and assert yourself in a
quiet, reserved manner that
is more impressive than
blustering.
Problem: Never
seeming to have enough money
to round out the week with
much less the month even
though your salary is on
a par with everyone else's.
Solution: You
are prone to act as if you
have more than you actually
do and tend to spend that
which you do not have or
need for other things. Forego
some of the parties and
make a strict budget to
put yourself on.
Problem: A
strong sense of despair
not shared by family and
friends, thus leaving you
with that all alone feeling.
Solution: You
must come out of yourself
and open up to those around
you, you have the power
to inspire others making
you an important part of
the human race; take your
rightful place.
Problem: Causing
others to be quarrelsome
or to walk out on you all
together.
Solution:
The upstream fish may be
pushing too hard for someone
to meet your ideals and
could wind up pushing people
right out of your life.
Try lightning up.
| Interesting
facts about Pisces: |
The animal associated with
your sign is the fish,(actually
two fish swimming in different
directions). Fish have long
been a food staple and it
is also associated with
Christianity as a symbol,
the two fishes swimming
in opposite directions points
up the inner tensions of
the sign of pisces.
The
color of choice for Pisces
is
Sea Green
Your ruling planet is NEPTUNE
Your starstone is the precious
Moonstone. They are not
brilliant stones, in fact,
all of the specimens, from
the peach and grays to the
gem-quality blue and rainbow-colored
pieces, are soft and translucent.
The physical appearance
of a stone often suggests
its spiritual qualities,
and moonstone's most important
attribute is the ability
to assist us in calming
and soothing the emotions.
When one has achieved a
state of emotional calmness,
this stone may be used to
open a path to an intuitive
understanding of spirituality.
February 20, 1927 - Sidney
Poitier - Actor
February 20, 1946 - Sandy
Duncan - Actress
February 20, 1949 - Ivana
Trump - Celebrity
February 20, 1949 - Jennifer
O'Neill - Actress
February 20, 1954 - Patty
Hearst - Celebrity
February 21, 1903 - Anais
Nin - Writer
February 21, 1907 - W.H.
Auden - Writer
February 21, 1921 - Sam
Peckinpah - Director
February 22, 1788 - A. Schopenhauer
- Writer
February 22, 1857 - Sir.
R. B. Powell - Military
February 22, 1932 - Edward
Kennedy - Senator
February 23, 1926 - Shelly
Berman - Comedian
February 23, 1938 - Sylvia
Chase - News Reporter
February 23, 1940 - Peter
Fonda - Actor
February 24, 1943 - George
Harrison - Beatle
February 25, 1841 - Pierre
Renoir - Artist
February 25, 1888 - John
F. Dulles - Sec. of State
February 25, 1894 - Shri
Baba Meher - Guru
February 25, 1904 - Adelle
Davis - Nutritionist
February 25, 1913 - Jim
Backus - Comedian
February 26, 1808 - H. Daumier
- Artist
February 26, 1842 - Cam.
Flammarion - Astronomer
February 26, 1916 - Jackie
Gleason - Comedian
February 26, 1846 - Buffalo
Bill Cody - Historical Figure
February 26, 1932 - Johnny
Cash - Singer
February 26, 1928 - Fats
Domino - Singer
February 27, 1861 - Rudolph
Steiner - Occultist
February 27, 1910 - Joan
Bennett - Actress
February 27, 1930 - Joanne
Woodward - Actress
February 27, 1932 - Elizabeth
Taylor - Actress
February 27, 1934 - Ralph
Nader - Activist
February 27, 1980 - Chelsea
Clinton - President's Daughter
February 28, 1473 - Nicolaus
Copernicus - Astronomer
February 28, 1890 - Vaslav
Nijinsky - Dancer
February 28, 1901 - Linus
Pauling - Scientist
February 28, 1906 - Bugsy
Siegal - Criminal
February 28, 1940 - Mario
Andretti - Racer
February 28, 1948 - Bernadette
Peters - Comedian
March 1, 1927 - Harry Belafonte
- Singer
March 1, 1935 - Robert Conrad
- Actor
March 1, 1945 - Roger Daltrey
- Musician
March 1, 1947 - Alan Thicke
- Comedian
March 1, 1954 - Ron Howard
- Director
March 2, 1880 - Ivar Kruegar
- Celebrity
March 2, 1904 - Dr. Suess
- Children's Writer
March 2, 1931 - Mikail Gorbachev
- Political Leader
March 2, 1931 - Tom Wolfe
- Writer
March 2, 1952 - Loraine
Newman - Comedienne
March 2, 1962 - Jon Bon
Jovi - Musician
March 3, 1903 - Alexander
G. Bell - Inventor
March 3, 1911 - Jean Harlow
- Actress
March 4, 1934 - Jane Goodall
- Anthropologist
March 4, 1969 - Chastity
Bono - Celebrity
March 5, 1908 - Rex Harrison
- Actor
March 6, 1806 - Elizabeth
B. Browning - Poetess
March 6, 1923 - Ed McMahon
- TV Host
March 6, 1927 - Leroy Goroen
Cooper - Astronaut
March 6, 1926 - Alan Greenspan
- Economist
March 6, 1936 - Marion Barry
- Politician
March 6, 1945 - Rob Reiner
- Director
March 7, 1849 - Luther Burbank
- Horticulturist
March 7, 1872 - Piet Mondrian
- Artist
March 7, 1875 - Maurice
Ravel - Composer
March 7, 1930 - A. Armstrong-Jones
- Photographer
March 7, 1940 - Daniel Travanti
- Actor
March 7, 1942 - Tammy Faye
Bakker - Religious Figure
March 8, 1841 - Oliver W.
Holmes - Writer
March 8, 1922 - Cyd Charisse
- Dancer
March 8, 1943 - Lynn Redgrave
- Actress
March 9, 1934 - Yuri Gargarin
- Astronaut
March 9, 1936 - Glenda Jackson
- Actress
March 9, 1940 - Raul Julia
- Actor
March 9, 1943 - Bobby Fischer
- Chess Champ
March 10, 1845 - Czar Alexander
III - Royalty
March 10, 1887 - Joseph
Pulitzer - Industrialist
March 10, 1915 - Harry Bertoia
- Sculptor
March 10, 1928 - James E.
Ray - Actor
March 10, 1964 - Prince
Edward - Royalty
March 11, 1903 - Lawrence
Welk - Bandleader
March 11, 1931 - Rupert
Murdoch - Publisher
March 11, 1934 - Sam Donaldson
- Newscaster
March
12, 1922 - Jack Kerouac
- Writer
March 12, 1923 - Wally Schirra
- Astronaut
March 12, 1932 - Andrew
Young - Ambassor
March 12, 1936 - Liza Minnelli
- Singer
March 12, 1948 - James Taylor
- Singer
March 13, 1855 - Percival
Lowell - Astronomer
March 13, 1963 - Vance Johnson
- Football Player
March 14, 1933 - Michael
Caine - Actor
March 14, 1879 - Albert
Einstein - Scientist
March 14, 1947 - Billy Crystal
- Comedian
March 15, 1475 - Michaelangelo
- Artist
March 15, 1893 - Louis Berman
- Endocrinologist
March 15, 1933 - Ruth Bader
Ginsburg - Supreme Court
March 15, 1935 - Judd Hirsch
- Actor
March 15, 1935 - Jimmy Swaggart
- Religious Figure
March 15, 1947 - Fredrico
Pena - Politician
March 16, 1912 - Pat Nixon
- First Lady
March 16, 1914 - William
Westmoreland - Military
March 16, 1930 - Herbie
Mann - Musician
March 16, 1936 - Jerry Lewis
- Comedian
March 17, 1938 - Rudolf
Nureyev - Dancer
March 17, 1919 - Nat King
Cole - Singer
March 17, 1951 - Kurt Russell
- Actor
March 17, 1964 - Rob Lowe
- Actor
March 18, 1844 - N. Rims-Korsakov
- Composer
March 18, 1869 - Neville
Chamberlain - Prime Minister
March 18, 1927 - George
Plimpton - Celebrity
March 18, 1932 - John Updike
- Writer
March 18, 1936 - Peter Graves
- Actor
March 18, 1962 - Vanessa
Williams - Singer
March 19, 1821 - Sir Richard
Burton - Explorer
March 19, 1860 - William
J. Bryan - Statesman
March 19, 1891 - Earl Warren
- Supreme Court
March 19, 1905 - Albert
Speer - Nazi
March 19, 1933 - Philip
Roth - Writer
March 19, 1936 - Usular
Andress - Actress
March 19, 1947 - Glenn Close
- Actress
March 19, 1955 - Bruce Willis
- Actor
March 20, 1922 - Carl Reiner
- Comedian
March 20, 1928 - Fred Rogers
- Kid Show
March 20, 1950 - William
Hurt - Actor
March 20, 1957 - Spike Lee
- Director
March 20, 1958 - Holly Hunter
- Actress |
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