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Section 1: How You Approach Life and How You Appear To Others
You are a gentle, sensitive person with a deep understanding
of people and a very tolerant, accepting, nonjudgmental approach
towards life. In a noisy, competitive atmosphere you are often
receding and withdrawn for you are not an aggressive, forceful
person, and you intensely dislike conflict. In fact you tend to
be somewhat passive, to wait, watch, observe, feel and know much
- but to act little. Letting things resolve or work themselves
out in their own way, rather than directing or forcing your will
upon them, is often your way of dealing with problems.
You may have a deeply religious or spiritual feeling about
life, not in the orthodox sense necessarily, but an intuitive
sense of the immensity and underlying oneness of all life, which
makes so many human aspirations and striving seem rather
unimportant. You need peaceful surroundings in order to
flourish, and periods of quiet solitude are essential for your
emotional balance and well-being.
You are also very compassionate and cannot tolerate seeing
any fellow creature suffer - be it human, animal, or even plant!
As a child you probably cried very easily and became quite upset
whenever others were hurt, physically or emotionally. The world
of your imagination and fantasy was also very real to you, a
place to escape to when the outer world became too harsh,
demanding, or simply uninteresting.
Because you are very giving and forgiving, people in need
gravitate to you, sensing your sympathetic nature. Often you
will continue to give to a person even when you realize they are
taking advantage of you or becoming overly dependent upon you.
You overlook and make excuses for other peoples' weaknesses, and
for your own as well. Discrimination and self-discipline are not
your strong points.
Though you may be as intelligent as anyone, you do not
really have a rational, logical approach toward life, and trying
to reach you through logical arguments is often futile. Your
feelings, intuition, and heart, not your head, lead you, which
may infuriate or bewilder your more rational friends. You
certainly recognize that there is much more to life than can be
explained intellectually and categorized into neat little boxes,
and you have an open, receptive attitude toward such areas as
psychic phenomena, telepathy, parapsychology, etc. You are not
as structured and rigid in your attitudes as many people are,
which enables you to see many different points of view and to
accept all of them as valid. This can lead to vagueness,
uncertainty, and confusion on your part - or to a very flexible
and wholistic way of approaching any issue.
Section 2: The Inner You: Your Real Motivation
You have powerful emotional attachments to the past, your
family, your childhood, those places you associate with safety
and security and your beginnings. Maintaining a connection with
your roots and heritage and keeping family bonds strong are very
important to you. Loyal, devoted, and sentimental, you tend to
cling to whatever is dear to you, be it person, familiar place,
or cherished possession.
You are sympathetic, nurturing, supportive, and very
sensitive to the emotional needs of other people. You like to be
needed, to care for others, and you often worry about the people
you love. You have a very strong need for a sense of belonging
and acceptance, and you center much of your life around your
home. You are more concerned about people and their feelings
than with power, achievement, or position in society. Kindness,
consideration, and tenderness impress you more than any sort of
honor the world can bestow.
You are primarily emotional and your views are often
dominated by your feelings and by your own personal, subjective
experiences, rather than reason, logic, or abstract principles.
It is difficult for you to judge situations in a fair, objective
manner for your personal sympathies and loyalties usually enter
in. You take things very personally, and sometimes build a wall
around yourself to protect yourself from pain and rejection. You
feel rather shy and vulnerable at heart. You also tend to be
moody, experiencing frequent emotional ups and downs. You need
to have a place and time in your life to withdraw, introspect,
dream, and replenish yourself; otherwise you become cranky and
unhappy with those around you.
You function in an instinctive, nonrational manner and like
to immerse yourself in creative activities where you can express
your feelings, imagination, and instincts. You often love to
cook, since it can be both creative and a way to nurture and
nourish others. You also have a great affinity for music,
because it evokes and communicates feelings that may be
difficult or impossible to put into words.
Your compassion, sensitivity, and imagination are your
strong points. Your faults include an inability to release the
past and go forward, clannishness and prejudice, and a tendency
to be self-pitying when you meet hardships in life.
Section 3: Mental Interests and Abilities
You are highly interested in inner, subjective, and personal
issues, and your thinking is based more on feelings, intuition,
personal experiences, and prejudices rather than reason or
logic. Intellectual abilities and accomplishments without heart
or soul mean little to you. You are empathic and would be an
excellent counselor, for you are a sensitive listener and deeply
interested in a person's feelings and inner life. In addition to
psychology, you are drawn to education, art, poetry, music, or
mythology. You are not especially confident about speaking in
public, but will open up and share your thoughts in small,
intimate groups. You enjoy keeping a diary or personal journal
and reading the chronicles of others' lives and personal
development.
Section 4: Emotions: Moods, Feelings, Romance
You do not appear to be an intensely emotional or
sentimental person, and you are often unaware of your own or
other people's deeper feelings and emotional needs. Tears and
tantrums bewilder you and make you very uncomfortable. You would
rather settle differences by talking things out reasonably and
rationally, but you tend to ignore or poke fun at any attempt to
probe your own or others' inner depths.
You avoid heavy, demanding emotional involvements and are
wary of making personal commitments.
You need plenty of mental stimulation and you feel close to
people with whom you can share thoughts and mental interests.
Conversation is very important to you. The strong, silent type
of partner is not for you.
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