20 February to 20 March Above dates can vary +/- 1 day
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THE FISHES Ruled by Neptune Feminine, Negative, Mutable Water Sign |
Born under Pisces, your Sun sign is that of the two
fishes where one fish symbolises the personality and the other the
soul. The linked cord may imply a fusion of the entities or a
separation. This sign has a very strong Neptunian influence, which
denotes a transcendence of the ego and a connection with the source of
all life. This energy is not often expressed well in the physical
world, the result of which is that you experience illusion, deception,
and not a few lively fantasies. For some Pisces, though, a messianic
quality is naturally applied.
As a mutable, passive water sign, you are the most sensitive,
compassionate, sympathetic, and understanding of all the Sun signs.
You have a strong need to feel loved. You may not be very ambitious
simply because you dislike asserting yourself. This can lead to
manipulation by others, something with which you will eventually have
to come to terms. In the aim toward perfection you quickly become
disillusioned. Courage is one aspect that will help, and a form of
loving-assertion will go a long way--an area you can easily develop.
This process may be slow, but patience is something of a gift for you.
Jupiter is a co-ruler of Pisces and acts like a guardian angel.
Jupiter can energise your life-force while helping you maintain your
sense of purpose and being. Your charm, sense of humour, and
sympathetic nature can open many doors. However, your easygoing and
friendly personality may tempt you to let things take their own
course, which will exasperate others who are more practically
inclined. The paradox of this sign is demonstrated by the fact that
you may also be industrious and exacting. You want to broaden your
horizon and be at one with all living things. Your feelings are deep
and tender, but sometimes you turn a blind eye to the shortcomings of
people you like to have around you.
The arrogant, impatient egotists of the world often cause much grief
to many Pisceans, since they never seem to understand the true gifts
of this sign. Their influence upon you may generate insecurity.
However, you will find relief in alleviating the suffering of others.
Neptune imparts a great sensitivity for all human trauma. In extreme
cases, Pisceans may seek out certain afflicted individuals, but never
really want them to get better. This is to prop up their own security.
In general, you have an instinctive feeling for the problems and
painful consequences that words and deeds can have upon people. You
are more than prepared to work as a volunteer, even in appalling
working conditions, where you can relieve the burden of others (often
at your own expense).
The indecisive side of your nature has much to do with an internal
clash of feelings and your desire to avoid conflict, making it
difficult for you to integrate your energies into any life direction.
You may often feel tired, which offers you an excuse to avoid physical
exertion or sporting activities. You would generally prefer to suffer
an injustice than to stand up for your rights. But, once you do lose
your temper, you may become so upset that nothing and no one can calm
you. Therefore, you may leave the impression that you are stubborn or
uncommunicative.
Your moods can swing between total optimism and the blackest
pessimism. Perhaps there is a fatalistic streak in your character.
Learn to realise that you are not helplessly tied to a fate over which
you can exercise no influence. You must try to view the big picture to
fully take advantage of available opportunities. Do not get confused
if it is not clear how things interrelate. Trying to rein in your
thoughts is more likely to make you unhappy. Seek advice without
becoming too dependent on the source. Once you grasp a situation, you
will find greater self-realisation and even the most mundane things
will seem bright and beautiful. Recognise that self-realisation can
only be achieved if your physical requirements are not a constant
source of anxiety.
Much of the area of growth for you lies in the ability to effectively
process the vibrations that emanate beyond this dimension. Meditation
and psychic development could offer significant benefits. You may find
that a latent instinct, such as an artistic ability, could come to the
fore. A capability to understand your needs in a close relationship
may develop. Once you have found your own identity, you are even more
loving, giving, and prepared to make appropriate sacrifices for
others. It should be noted that much of this description will be
subdued if the Moon and Mars are strongly placed within your chart.
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Below, in the music world, find out who shares a birthday with you.
Day, FEBRUARY | |
Could be Aquarian |
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20: Julia Volkova (t.A.T.u.) (1985) 20: Brian Littrell (Backstreet Boys) (1975) 20: Ian Brown (Stone Roses) (1963) 20: Jon Brant (Cheap Trick) (1954) 20: Jerome Geils (The J. Geils Band) (1946) 20: Lew Soloff (Blood, Sweat & Tears) (1944) 21: Charlotte Church (1986) 21: Eric Wilson (Sublime) (1970) 21: Ranking Roger (General Public) (1961) 21: Mary Chapin-Carpenter (1958) 21: Jerry Harrison (Talking Heads) (1949) 22: Bobby Hendricks (The Drifters) (1937) 23: Lasse Johansson (The Cardigans) (1973) 23: Jeff Beres (Sister Hazel) (1971) 23: Michael Wilton (Queensryche) (1962) 23: Howard Jones (1955) 23: Brad Whitford (Aerosmith) (1952) 23: Steve Priest (Sweet) (1950) 23: Rusty Young (Poco) (1946) 23: Johnny Winter (1944) 24: Michelle Shocked (1962) 24: Lonnie Turner (Steve Miller Band) (1947) 24: Paul Jones (Manfred Mann) (1942) 25: Justin Jeffre (98 Degrees) (1973) 25: Mike Peters (The Alarm) (1959) 25: Dennis Diken (The Smithereens) (1957) 26: Erykah Badu (1971) 26: John Jon (Bronski Beat) (1961) 26: Michael Bolton (1953) 26: Jonathan Cain (Journey) (1950) 26: Mitch Ryder (1945) 26: Paul Cotton (Poco) (1943) 26: Fats Domino (1928) 27: Josh Groban (1981) 27: Jeremy Dean (Nine Days) (1972) 27: Chilli (TLC) (1971) 27: Paul Humphreys (O.M.D.) (1960) 27: Neil Schon (Journey) (1954) 28: Pat Monahan (Train) (1969) 28: Cindy Wilson (The B-52's) (1957) 28: Ian Stanley (Tears For Fears) (1957) 28: Phillip Gould (Level 42) (1957) 29: Ja Rule (1976) |
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Day, MARCH | |
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1:
Big Boi (Outkast)
(1975) 1: Patrick Wilson (Weezer) (1969) 1: Lisa Marie Presley (1968) 1: Mike Campbell (Tom Petty & Heartbreakers) (1954) 1: Don Everly (Everly Brothers) (1937) 1: Ray Sawyer (Dr. Hook) (1937) 2: Shakira (1977) 2: Billy Mohler (The Calling) (1975) 2: Ben Mize (Counting Crows) (1971) 2: Robert DeLeo (Stone Temple Pilots) (1966) 2: Tony Butler (Big Country) (1957) 2: Ross Valory (Santana) (1950) 2: Alan McKay (Earth, Wind & Fire) (1948) 2: Graham Nash (1942) 3: Laurence Tolhurst (formerly of The Cure) (1959) 3: Lee Renaldo (Sonic Youth) (1956) 3: Dave Davies (The Kinks) (1947) 3: Eric Haydock (The Hollies) (1943) 3: Dennis Edwards (The Temptations) (1943) 4: Cam'ron (1976) 4: Natalie Imbruglia (1975) 4: Rick Burch (Jimmy Eat World) (1975) 4: Clint Black (1962) 4: Phil Ehart (Kansas) (1951) 4: Alice Cooper (1948) 4: Florence LaRue (Fifth Dimension) (1944) 4: John Steel (The Animals) (1941) 5: Bobby Brown (1969) 5: Chris Barron (Spin Doctors) (1968) 5: Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses) (1964) 5: J.R. Cobb (Atlanta Rhythm Section) (1944) 5: Cory Wells (Three Dog Knight) (1942) 6: Rick Astley (1966) 6: Axl Rose (Guns N' Roses) (1962) 6: Natalie Cole (1950) 6: Fabian (1943) 7: Garth Brooks (1962) 7: David Bryan (Bon Jovi) (1962) 7: Steve Bronski (Bronski Beat) (1960) 7: Brian Travers (UB40) (1959) 7: Jimmy Greenspoon (Three Dog Night) (1948) 8: Dave "Phoenix" Ferrel (Linkin Park) (1977) 8: Will Turpin (Collective Soul) (1971) 8: Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) (1961) 8: Sam Llanas (the BoDeans) (1961) 8: Tom Rush (1941) 9: Travis Tritt (1963) 9: Dennis Thomas (Kool & The Gang) (1951) 9: Carole King (1942) 10: Robbie Neville (1961) 10: Roberta Flack (1939) 11: Kelly Rowland (Destiny's Child) (1981) 11: Brandy (1979) 11: Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park) (1977) 11: D'Angelo (1974) 11: Sheryl Crow (1962) 11: Sergio Mendes (1941) 12: Jim Creeggan (Barenaked Ladies) (1970) 12: Chynna Phillips (Wilson Phillips) (1968) 12: Ray Manzarek (The Doors) (1939) 13: Robbie Williams (1974) 13: Freedom Williams (C&C Music Factory) (1966) 13: Les Warner (The Cult) (1961) 13: Henry Rollins (1961) 13: Peter Hook (New Order) (1956) 13: Ed Gagliardi (Foreigner) (1952) 13: Peter Gabriel (1950) 13: Peter Tork (The Monkees) (1944) 14: Rob Thomas (Matchbox 20) (1972) 14: Roger Fisher (Heart) (1950) 15: Brandon Boyd (Incubus) (1976) 15: Mikey Craig (Culture Club) (1960) 15: Ali Campbell (UB40) (1959) 15: Melissa Manchester (1951) 15: David Brown (Santana) (1947) 15: John Helliwell (Supertramp) (1945) 15: Mick Avory (The Kinks) (1944) 16: Andy Taylor (Duran Duran) (1961) 16: Ice-T (1958) 16: James Ingram (1956) 17: Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day) (1972) 17: Timothy Mahoney (311) (1970) 18: Dr. Dre (1965) 18: Robin Bachman (BTO) (1953) 18: Derek Pellicci (Little River Band) (1953) 18: Juice Newton (1952) 18: Dennis DeYoung (STYX) (1947) 18: Yoko Ono (1933) 19: Seal (1963) 19: Dave Wakeling (General Public) (1956) 19: Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) (1948) 19: Smokey Robinson (1940) 20: Julia Volkova (t.A.T.u.) (1985) 20: Brian Littrell (Backstreet Boys) (1975) 20: Ian Brown (Stone Roses) (1963) 20: Jon Brant (Cheap Trick) (1954) 20: Jerome Geils (The J. Geils Band) (1946) 20: Lew Soloff (Blood, Sweat & Tears) (1944) |
Could be Arian |
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