In childhood, everyone is asked what they want to be when they grow up, even if they don’t have any particular interest in a special activity. That is a big question. For you, it is the other way around. You will find one thing you want to do, and as a fixed sign, you could get stuck in it as if you have no option. But for you, the question is as an adult: what do you want to be when you grow up?
I’ll rethink my everyday routine and make life an adventure
By nature, you are a seeker. You’ll get involved in a way of living, working, or even loving that becomes core to your life. Yet because the particular process of discovery you’re drawn to—that of being a seeker—is so natural, it seems as if each day you find something else you need to learn about, someone intriguing to meet, or a small change in your life that will become a great discovery.
And that is indeed core to the nature of being an Aquarius. On one hand, it’s about finding a routine that allows the fixed-sign part of your nature to experience the variety of stability that is so important for you. But having achieved that, and having learned to maintain it, you’ll finally feel that your are able to venture out into new territory, and in a number of ways.
This involves exploration in a range of forms. It’s about what you do, and what you learn as a result. It’s about the people you meet, and various elements of your activities. Many Aquarians benefit from having what might be described as “a number of lives” in each life. They may have different careers, they may go through different elements of their personal life, or they may even experiment with their own identity. Whatever the case, this is all about a joyous voyage of discovery that was almost designed for you as an Aquarius.
Most Aquarians always seem to have lots of people around them. That’s because you’re interested in others, you attract them. It is unique to you, as you’ll notice, when few of those around you share your own genuine interest in the world and in discovering the people who are in it.
One of the most wonderful characteristics of your nature is your inquisitiveness and your joy at discovering life. However, as you may have noticed, it can mean that sometimes you get so involved in that process of exploration you forget to eat and take care of yourself. Of course, the challenge is finding a balance between the two.
In childhood, everyone is asked what they want to be when they grow up, even if they don’t have any particular interest in a special activity. That is a big question. For you, it is the other way around. You will find one thing you want to do, and as a fixed sign, you could get stuck in it as if you have no option. But for you, the question is as an adult: what do you want to be when you grow up?
Recently, when you were discussing plans, you sidestepped certain details. You weren’t being careless or, as some suggest, secretive. It’s just you knew things would change, and that would include precisely these details. If others are concerned, explain slowly and, in fact, in detail.
Aquarius: JANUARY 20 – FEBRUARY 18
Ruler: Uranus
Symbol: The Water Bearer
Element: Air
Flower: Orchid
One of the few human zodiac symbols, Aquarius is the water bearer, the third of the clever air signs. While ruled by Saturn for most of history, when the first planet to be discovered in modern times, Uranus, was spotted in 1781, you acquired a new, edgy ruler. Your flower is an orchid, your spice is chili, and your tree is all those bearing fruit. Not surprisingly, your stone is the aquamarine.
