Pisces - All about the sun sign Pisces
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PISCES THE FISHES - FEBUARY 19 TO MARCH 20
Traditional Pisces Traits
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.
Also Read: How To Date A Pisces
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.
Possible Health Concerns...
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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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'.
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.
See Also: 20 Interesting Facts About Pisces
Some more interesting facts about your sign:
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.
Picses 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.
RE: STARSTONE CONTROVERSY.
There is, and always have been, a controversy over "starstones". Starstones are NOT birthstones. I give you here in these pages the stones that are called your starstones, (planet stones), which viberates the strongest to your planet or sign, NOT to the month that you were born. I would also like it if those who think they know precisely what their stone is to go to the library and reference some good Astrology books such as 'Parkers Astrology' Sorry for the confusion, but confusion over this topic has raged for hundreds of years.
Famous Pisces Who Share Your Birthday
Traditional Pisces Traits
- Imaginative and sensitive
- Compassionate and kind
- Selfless and unworldly
- Intuitive and sympathetic
- Escapist and idealistic
- Secretive and vague
- Weak-willed and easily led
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.
Also Read: How To Date A Pisces
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.
Possible Health Concerns...
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.
LIKES
- Solitude to dream in
- Mystery in all its guises
- Anything discarded to stay discarded
- The ridiculous
- like to get 'lost'
- the obvious
- being criticized
- feeling all at sea about something
- know-it-alls
- pedantry
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'.
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.
See Also: 20 Interesting Facts About Pisces
Some more interesting facts about your sign:
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.
Picses 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.
RE: STARSTONE CONTROVERSY.
There is, and always have been, a controversy over "starstones". Starstones are NOT birthstones. I give you here in these pages the stones that are called your starstones, (planet stones), which viberates the strongest to your planet or sign, NOT to the month that you were born. I would also like it if those who think they know precisely what their stone is to go to the library and reference some good Astrology books such as 'Parkers Astrology' Sorry for the confusion, but confusion over this topic has raged for hundreds of years.
Famous Pisces Who Share Your Birthday
- February 19, 1940 - Smokey Robinson
- 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