Pisces
Personality Profile:
The symbol of Pisces is represents a pair of sea
horses or sea lions yoked together. They dwell in
the innermost regions of the sea, which is
symbolic of life after death or regeneration. The
image also represents a duality, the struggle of
the spiritual soul within the physical body. In
Pisces, these two natures are joined, yet very
much separate. This conflict is sometimes an
inhibition to natural expression.
Pisces are . . . is a difficult sentence to
finish. There are so many kinds of Pisces.
Strange statement? Yes, because Pisceans are the
most malleable of the twelve signs. They possess
a gentle, patient nature, but one that is in want
of molding. They can be impressed by and
completely absorbed into their environment. They
are in need of a container which will shape them,
guide them. Without this guiding form, this
rudder, they tend to drift.
Pisces adapts to their surroundings, good or bad.
They are generous, friendly, good natured people
with a true sense of kindness and compassion.
They are sensitive to everything around them
including the feelings of others. They are
popular folk because of their easygoing and
likable manner, which tends to mirror people they
are with. They have an uncanny sense of
perceiving what a person is in need of, and
delivering it. They are not initiators, but
rather allow circumstances and events to motivate
them, and then they respond. In this aspect, they
tend to focus on other peoples problems rather
than their own.
Pisceans are not practical people. They are too
ephemeral for normal day to day living in the 9-5
"practical" world. They are sensitive
and instinctual rather than intellectual or
mechanical. They lack decisiveness and are easily
diverted from their purposes. They are apt to
live a shiftless sort of life, searching for some
career or meaning in which to pour themselves.
They discourage easily, and can become
despondent, feel unappreciated and move on to
something or someone else..
When, however, they do find the right container,
they are capable of some incredible deeds. They
will become completely absorbed in a chosen path,
to the exclusion of everything else. The 'absent
minded professor' is a classic Pisces character,
such as Albert Einstein. They don't fare well in
a controlled or fixed environment and generally
rebel against convention. But, unlike the
Aquarian, who will fight the establishment,
Pisces wages only a personal battle.
Pisceans do best in an environment where they can
exercise their imaginations and intuitive nature.
They are gifted artistically. They are versatile
and tend to understand things by absorption
rather than logic. They are receptive to new
ideas and circumstances. They possess wonderful
creativity which is demonstrated in music,
literature, drama and art. They have an acute
instinct for, and love of beauty in nature as
well as the arts. They appreciate luxury and
pleasure, and are ripe for new sensations. When
they travel, they prefer remote, exotic places.
Pisceans rarely have an ego problem, and in their
personal relationships and friendships tend to be
very giving. In matters of the heart, they seek a
soul mate rather than a bed mate. That is not to
say they will not hop from bed to bed in search
of this soul mate. Pisces is a spirit on a quest
for Utopia, and Utopia does not exist on this
earth. Pisces is easily misled because they want
to believe. No matter how often they are led
astray by vacant promises, they keep the faith
and go on looking for their personal ideal. They
are loyal, home-loving, kind and generous, but
their dreamy and impractical natures are a source
of distress to those close to them.
In the career department, they are better working
by themselves than for someone else. Their
sympathy equips them for careers in charity,
catering to the needy, as a nurse, looking after
the sick, or as a veterinarian, caring for
animals. They have a love of water, and can be
found in work that keeps them near the sea.
Pisces creativity includes a natural ability to
imitate or mirror another person as well as enter
into their feelings. These attributes make them
wonderful character actors, and many Pisceans
find great fulfillment on stage or in films..
Pisces sense of others, is an ability that makes
them effective in civil service and the legal
arena. Many in law enforcement and the judicial
system are Pisceans. Their intuitive and
spiritual qualities can lead them into careers in
religion or to service as mediums and mystics.
Still others are creative cooks and chefs.
Because of their versatility and plasticity, they
often follow several vocations during their
lifetime.
Happy
Birthday to
FLYING ~V~
!!!
March 2
Famous
people born on March 2nd:
1793 - Sam Houston (fought
for Texas' independence from Mexico;
President of Republic of Texas; U.S.
Senator; Texas governor)
1904 - Dr. Seuss (Theodor
Seuss Geisel) (Pulitzer Prize-winning
author [1984]: The Cat in the Hat, The
Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Green Eggs
and Ham)
1909 - Mel Ott (baseball:
consecutive batting record of walks in a
row [7]: New York Giants, June 16-18,
1943)
1917 - Desi Arnaz (Desiderio
Alberto Arnez y de Acha III) (bandleader,
singer: Babalu; actor: I Love Lucy;
married to Lucille Ball; co-owner of
Desilu Productions; introduced 3-camera
sitcom technique)
1944 - Lou Reed (Firbank) (singer,
songwriter, guitarist: group: Velvet
Underground; solo: Walk on the Wild Side,
Charley's Girl; I Love You Suzanne;
appeared in Paul Simon film: One Trick
Pony)
1950 - Karen Carpenter (drummer,
singer: Grammy Award-winning group: The
Carpenters: Best New Artist, Group
w/Vocal: Close to You [1970], We've Only
Just Begun, Top of the World, Please Mr.
Postman)
1952 - Laraine Newman (comedienne,
actress: Saturday Night Live)
1955 - Jay Osmond (singer:
group: The Osmond Brothers)
1956 - John Cowsill (singer:
group: The Cowsills: The Rain, The Park
and Other Things, We Can Fly, Hair,
Indian Lake)
1962 - Jon Bon Jovi (John Bongiovi) (singer,
musician, songwriter: You Give Love a Bad
Name, Living on a Prayer)
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Happy
Birthday to
MUSCLEBUNNY!!!
March 17
Famous
people born on March 17th:
1914 - Sammy Baugh (football:
NFL Individual Record for average yards
gained in a game [18.58]: Washington
Redskins vs. Boston Yanks [1948]; and in
career punts [45.10 yds., 1937-1952])
1917 - Nat "King" Cole (Coles) (jazz
pianist, bandleader: King Cole Trio;
songwriter: Straighten Up and Fly Right;
actor: St. Louis Blues; singer: Mona
Lisa, Too Young, Unforgettable, Pretend,
Ballerina)
1918 - Mercedes McCambridge (Academy
Award-winning actress: Best Supporting
Oscar for All the King's Men , The
Exorcist)
1938 - Rudolf Nureyev (Russian
ballet dancer: defected to U.S. [1961];
danced with Dame Margot Fonteyn, the
Martha Graham Dance Company; was artistic
director of the Paris Opera Ballet)
1944 - John Sebastian (musician,
songwriter: group: Lovin' Spoonful: Do
You Believe In Magic, Summer In The City,
Daydream, You Didn't Have to be So Nice,
Nashville Cats; solo: Darling Be Home
Soon, Welcome Back)
1949 - Patrick Duffy (actor:
Dallas, Man from Atlantis, Step-by-Step
video with Suzanne Somers)
1951 - Kurt Russell (actor:
Breakdown, Escape from LA, Executive
Decision, Stargate, Tombstone, Backdraft,
Tango & Cash, Overboard, Barefoot
Executive)
1954 - Lesley-Anne Down (actress:
Perfect Wife, Beastmaster III, Dallas,
North and South)
1964 - Rob Lowe (actor:
West Wing, Austin Powers, Tommy Boy,
Wayne's World, Masquerade, Bad Influence,
About Last Night, St. Elmo's Fire, Class)
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