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Wind Gusts It seems every time the Cosmos comes up with a fresh concept-embodied in a new sign-it can’t help but boast, “Now there’s a needed improvement!” Life has biologically functioned for eons on this planet by running exclusively on raw Arien and Thurean energies-two signs blessed with savry, animal instinct. Their main concern is self-preservation: the survival of the fittest-or even of the fattest, where foodworshipping Thurus is concerned. As long as their basic “me-first” needs are provided, these two signs are satisfied. The ever-wise Cosmos knew that the zodiac still had to include more options to make human life interesting. Hmmm . . . how about some brainpower? While all signs offer us their native intelligence, what Gemini brings to our awareness is quite unlike what has already manifested thus far. Staying alive involves a lot of little things we must learn to do repeatedly. Instinct is great, but it can’t really plan ahead or analyze past mistakes. Simple, organized thought becomes the key to accomplishing life’s necessary tasks on a day-to-day basis. Observing cause and effect in action-and taking mental notes-he$s us learn how to un- derstand things better.

When Aries and Libra form a friendship, the inherent polarity of the Zodiac is invoked. Aries and Libra are opposite each other in the Zodiac, 180 degrees apart. Each Sign possesses what the other lacks, and when combined with Libra’s natural need for harmony, this is a relationship of great balance. The polarity of Aries and Libra can be defined as Self versus Other, but the differences go beyond that. Aries and Libra are impulsive versus indecisive, excitable versus peace-loving, willing to jump right in versus preferring a calm, smooth approach.

Heart of Mystic Scorpio is a fixed-water sign with an overblown reputation for being difficult to relax around. At first glance, it’s definitely not the chummy type. Describing Scorpio as intense, penetrating, brooding, and even volcanic makes this archetype sound like something that’s best left alone to quietly lurk in dark, hard-to-reach hiding places. The warning is that unnecessarily agitating a Scorpion who’s within deadly striking distance is a very bad idea. Well, there is some psychological truth to this, but Scorpio surely doesn’t see itself as the terrifying Beast of the Abyss Being a water sign, the Scorpion views itself more as a sensitive soul who’s commonly misunderstood by others. Why misunderstood? Because Scorpio doesn’t want to reveal what it’s feeling in any simple, forthright manner (leave that to Aries). If anything, it only seems to generate a smoldering intensity that warns others to back off-don t dare get too close . . . not yet, or maybe not ever. Scorpio keeps its power-packed emotions under lock and key, and that alone can make others feel suspicious and uneasy (things that Scorpio assumed it was the only one feeling).

When Aries and Sagittarius form a friendship, it’s often a rewarding match. These two are highly compatible; they have a dynamic relationship. Both are explorers and pioneers. This combination of personalities is always interesting, and both friends are forever searching for adventure. They both get a lot out of experiencing life, rather than just reading about it. They need to be careful: This is one of the more accident-prone duos! Aries is always in a rush and Sagittarius tends to look at everything but the obvious.

That’s not to say that a few Aquarius types don t flip out and become disturbing to the community-as some do go wacko-but, behind any apparent madness, their intention is to foster respect and appreciation for human diversity. They want everyone to feel liberated from timeworn social rituals. A Friend in Need One of the main themes associated with Aquarius is friendship, yet not that of the bosom-buddy variety. Aquarius is too democratic-and too varied in its tastes-to ever think it could choose only one person to be its best friend in the whole world. The Water Bearer wants to be friendly and sociable with lots of fascinating people, and it does this by forming looser bonds that do not require high maintenance or heavy, one-on-one involvement (as if that’s something a sign claiming to have about a hundred or so “close” friends need worry about). Aquarius likes to keep its ties on the casual but stimulating side.