Pisces is traditionally ruled
by Jupiter and probably by Neptune. Jupiter brings joviality and expansion,
while Neptune signifies the emotional and idealistic side to the nature of the
Piscean. The clouds and mists of Neptune are as a veil, hence the joviality of
Jupiter is often as a veil to hide the ready tears of Pisces.
The Piscean is a sensitive person with "feet of
clay." Pisces rules over the feet, which are often either very dainty and
beautiful or the sloppy feet of the washer-woman type. Inasmuch as the feet
bear the weight of the whole, the Piscean often bears a burden for others,
unobtrusively and patiently. Because of the rulership of Neptune, he is also
the most intuitive of all the water signs. He Can make a lot of money as a
fortuneteller if only he would read palms instead
of reading feet.
The sign is traditionally
symbolized by a pair of fish swimming in opposite directions. This represents man's dual nature, his physical visible
self and the hidden reality of the unconscious self, which pull in different
directions. The psychic undercurrents create an aura of restrained violence
that often finds expression in sarcasms and an artillery of snide remarks. In
short, the Piscean is a touchy spoil-sport, or pikon, if you will.
He will, however, be a good chiropodist, bootmaker,
inventor of flooring material, mariner, diver, spy, wine merchant, medium,
artist arid acerbic poet of smut.
1 The year will be a good time for personal development.
Personality courses with Cora Doloroso might help, but then again, so will a
change in wardrobe. In other words, he must pay particular attention to the
kind of image he would like to project. Above all, he must avoid polyester knit
fabrics with nondescript designs.
Travel is
also indicated. But if his plans are somehow thwarted now, he must make sure that he knows somebody from the embassy. Pluto trining his sun this year will bring rewards on a silver platter. This means that he will be able to express himself more forcefully, so much so that he will finally granted that elusive visa.
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