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Aquarius
Symbol: Water Element: Air Planet: Uranus with Saturn as co-ruler Aquarians have a "one-world" outlook, where the human race is a single, unified entity with shared values of common good; yet they also believe that the single unique individual is endowed with the inalienable right to personal freedom, non conformity and independence. Aquarians are quirky, idiosyncratic, eccentric and original in their thinking. They have the uncanny ability to hold opposing views and keep them in tact. Aquarians pay little head to distinctions of class, color, religion, ethnicity, gender or any other artificial boundaries that separate people. They are the most unconventional, freethinking, open-minded people of all the signs. While Aquarians encompass an vision of a common, unified world, their nonconforming attitudes often put them at odds with the majority of the people in it. While Aquarians hold humanity in high regard, they often lack the compacity for true one-on-one intimacy. They are essentially detached, which often makes it difficult for them to connect emotionally with others. With Uranus as the ruler and Saturn as the co-ruler, Aquarians are innately aware of the step-by-step progress and arduous effort they must make in order to achieve their high ideals. They work tireless less, especially in groups, to accomplish this. The symbol signifies sudden flashes of genius, an electrifying idea. Aquarius rules the blood circulation, shins and ankles. In the Natural House, Aquarius is found in the eleventh house. The element of air represents the mind at its most objective, detached and impersonal level. They have the compacity to see the larger picture and from this to envision abstract, universal truths. They hold fast to their lofty ideas and principles. As a yang, Aquarians
translate ideas into actions. They join groups and forge friendships
with like-minded people based on their interests and concerns, wanting
to share what they know and make the world a better place.
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