PISCES
 The
sign of Pisces - general presentation
It
announces the end of wintertime, the end of a cycle and the beginning of another.
That is
suggested by two fish going into different directions. It is the moment of
the thaw, the seeds are ready for another cycle of nature. The sign of Pisces
creates an axis with the sign of Virgo. They are both symbols of an era dominated by
Christianity. Pisces (the sign of sacrifice) is ruled by Jupiter, the planet
of generous gestures, highlights the essence of Christian knowledge: loving
your fellows. In a birth chart, the native must sacrifice for evolving; a
fragile, confuse, and sensitive domain, where there is no room for hesitation
because
it is much more difficult to solve a
problem. This sign is full of mystery, charm,
and good will.
The native Pisces
Very
sensitive, the native tries hard to integrate his inner spirit into real life.
He seems to "dissipate" into the environment. He is always ready to sacrifice for a
noble cause. Other natives of the zodiac do not understand him perfectly because
he has a well developed inner logics, which is far too different from the common
kind. His spirit is very pure. He
does not entirely understands things all by himself: he is weak, unpredictable,
and strange. He is full of compassion and good will. It is the most romantic
sign of the zodiac. He is less connected to the physical level, although he
prefers that than feeling uprooted. He wants to escape the
material world. He seems to have problems in focusing, but the truth is
that he works on different levels in the same time. He considers each problem
from different points of view. It is a natural feature of his soul. He needs people's
company when he feels lonely. Company is important for him, especially for
parapsychology concerns, otherwise he
gets too confident and becomes critical. People like having him as a friend because he is loyal, he likes
having a lot of friends. He is not
totally open-hearted, very intuitive but he finds hard revealing that. He
is charitable, generous, and responsive. He must try hard finding his own
steadiness.
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