You find it very difficult at times to tether yourself to a mooring when all you want is to float on the open sea – one of your cherished ideals is freedom. Freedom, however, should not be confused with irresponsibility; this is something you have to learn! (Well, we all have our little faults, don’t we?) If truth be known, you don’t always like facing up to the demands imposed by certain situations, and the people involved in them. This does not mean you’re superficial. On the contrary. It’s not your capacity, or willingness, to experience depth which is the question here: rather your willingness to choose responsibility over freedom. But, don’t you know, within responsibility there is freedom. Being responsible implies leadership, and this in turn suggests vision – at least the vision to guide those who are following. The vision of leadership therefore liberates you from a condition of dependency.
At its best this position gives a charitable and philanthropic turn to the mind with a desire to benefit and uplift mankind through discipline, system and self-help under just laws and true religious impulse. It brings trust, respect and honour in all undertakings. You are intuitive, philosophical, independent and persistent. Mental maturity comes later in life and promises success. You are generous with a wonderfully developed sense of responsibility. You have administrative and scientific abilities. Benefit can be gained from meditation and introspection. You may have poor circulation in the hips and legs. You need physical exercise and fresh air, especially in your sleeping quarters. On the negative side, you may be cynical, atheistic, selfishly ambitious, dogmatic, insincere and sarcastic. There is a need for everything to be proven before belief is possible.