I. Introduction

This horoscope analysis - using the insights of astrology and psychology combined with the tools of advanced computer technology - offers you an astrological portrait which is uniquely and individually focussed and which aims at providing greater self-knowledge.

II. Your Psychological Type

The rich array of individual attributes portrayed in your birth horoscope is set, as it is with everyone, against the backdrop of a certain temperament bias. We might call this bias your psychological "type".

You are one of life's true romantics, because your reality is the inner world of fantasy and imagination. The limitations of daily life can bore you, and you try at every available opportunity to inject into mundane situations a note of the mythic and the meaningful. However, your romanticism is constantly being challenged by another side of your personality: your fear of disruption to your material security. Although you dislike being tied to routines which seem inconsequential and stifling,

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[..] Occasionally too empathetic and idealistic for your own good, you have difficulty in drawing boundaries around yourself, and perpetually take on the burden of others' problems - not only because you are compassionate, but also because you do not know how to be firm about [...]

III. Character and Shadow

The interplay between the conscious and unconscious sides of you is a constantly shifting dance, changing at different stages of your life and altering according to the pressures and challenges which you encounter. The tension between the primary characters in your inner drama is the source of energy which provides your life with movement, purpose, conflict and growth.

[..] Because you possess a strong impulse to reform people in accord with your ideals, you incline toward more revolutionary or radical views of how things ought to be in the world; and you may be frequently heard speaking about issues such as human rights, oppression of minorities, [...]

[..] Although you may not espouse any conventional religious or spiritual philosophy (in fact, the likelihood is that you are agnostic, if not downright atheistic), the personal feelings which you bring to your social concerns are really religious feelings disguised as politics. Your [...]

Hidden traits

[..] This hidden figure contains all those qualities which you have excluded from your values and your outer behaviour in order to retain the intellectual, emotional and physical freedom you crave. The shadow-side of your personality is considerably more conventional, conservative [...]

A minor character

[..] Because your allegiance to the imaginal world is so strong, your adherence to the conventional codes of living is sporadic; and many people are likely to think you a little peculiar or eccentric. On the deepest level you are wedded to some inner voice, and any partner in [...]

IV. The Family Background

Although you are an individual, you have emerged from a family background. Thus you contain certain inner patterns, myths and attitudes toward life which you have acquired from the psychological soil of this background.

V. Relationship Patterns

Both astrology and psychology teach us that nothing that occurs within a relationship is chance. Your birth horoscope describes what you are like inside, and therefore what kind of patterns, needs and compulsions you are likely to bring into your relationships with others.

Because you have strong opinions and considerable independence of character, you need and are attracted to men who can provide you with some continuity and containment. Your rather excitable and outward-looking personality is drawn to those quieter, more sensitive and often more introverted souls who prefer to dwell in the world of feeling and imagination, and who may be uninterested in political, sociological or spiritual concerns. Also, you may find yourself drawn into relationships with those

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[..] The right relationship, when you eventually find it, can be more than companionship and security for you. It can be a true alchemical vessel in which both you and your man grow and discover yourselves. Therefore you should always strive to take relationship commitments [...]

VI. Paths toward Integration

The following paragraphs provide some suggestions of ways in which conscious effort might make it possible for you to achieve greater harmony between the different components within yourself, and to strengthen that centre of the personality which psychology calls the ego, the "I".

 

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