Welcome to Spring! This month finds the Sun in the constellation of Aries. The first day of Spring is an exact point astronomically.
It occurs when the orbit of the Earth around the Sun (the ecliptic) intersects Earth’s celestial equator, an imaginary line from our equator extended outward.
Aries is a fire sign, associated with the Ram, sacred to the Egyptians, and a time of resurrection (Easter) to the Christians. Mars is the ruler of Aries, and in medical astrology this sign rules the head.
The Aries intellect is purposeful and volatile. Martian energy inspires it, and it can be both creative and destructive. The Greek tale of Jason in search of the Golden Fleece demonstrates Aries energy best. He possessed the true Aries quality of leadership, and after many trials captures the Golden Fleece, and hurries off to seek another adventure in true Aries style.
Fire signs all look for love, and with Aries there is tendency toward complex arrangements leading to problems in affairs of the heart. It is Aries almost insatiable appetite and Martian spirit of conquest that can make for excess. This is true of both the Aries women as well as men.
The opposite sign to Aries, Libra is the balance to the self-asserting energy of the Ram. By learning humility and diplomacy, Aries can subdue its aggressive personality and learn to appreciate the viewpoint of others.
Aries asserts the individual; ego and often does battle with anyone that opposes the attainment of his goal. A sparring partner gives fuel to Aries fire, creating drama and adventure. Restless, physically active, dedicated to causes, and sometimes over-achievers. Aries symbolizes our entry into the hardships of reality from the meditative womb of Pisces.
Spring burst forth intent on the energy of new life. Little can stop this powerful flow.
Born in Aries: Joseph Campbell, Stephen Sondheim, Eudora Welty, Loretta Lynn, David Letterman, Doris Day, and Vincent Van Gogh. For more info: www.chartwisdom.com
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