Jorge Masvidal

Scorpio, the Scorpion, one of the most energetic and powerful signs in the Zodiac. This is an exciting and magnetic personality, very passionate and emotional. They are forceful personalities and can easily be destined for leadership roles. Consider some of the complex famous characters are Scorpios: Hillary Clinton, Pablo Picasso, Dylan Thomas, both Simon AND Garfunkel are Scorpios.

Scorpios have a better chance of having genius-level IQs than most of the population; they are intense, critical and analytical. They tend to rebel against all conventions and can be political extremists. The best love match for a Scorpio is Capricorn; they understand each other on a profound spiritual, almost psychic level. Scorpios give their hearts completely and passionately. Being so gifted, they can find fulfillment in many employments. Their inner intensity can result in the ice-cold self-control and detachment of the surgeon, the concentration of the research scientist, and the heroism of the soldier. 

If you have this position of Mercury you are sharp and clever, jaunty, to the point. You cherish liberty of expression and cannot tolerate the notion of any power of suppression over what you have to say. Your brain is restless, curious, always scanning for stimulation. You may bounce from project to project or switch jobs constantly. Travel is often included in your business. Mercury-Sagittarians never quit learning; yours is a continuous, lifetime enlightenment.

You like to read, examine new ideas, discover other people. You are quick on your feet and can apprehend ideas immediately, but a common failing is your deficiency of attention. Some people determine you too frank and candid, but that feature springs from Sagittarius’s fundamental probity. You never intentionally set out to trick or sham; if you are rude it’s because you don’t think before you speak. Sometimes you find it challenging to finish a long, sustained piece of work.

Venus-Sagittarians commence love and courtship with a sense of adventure. You like to encounter the thrill of love in the similar way you seek for diversion in the remainder of your life. First attractions are evermore passionately romantic; as a Venus-Sagittarian you never appear to have conventional or dull love affairs. Nevertheless, you cannot maintain the excitement, and consequently never totally relinquish your sovereignty to another person.

What you desire is the unobtainable—perfect lover—and even if you could obtain it you would withdraw from being controlled by it. With such conflicting stances, it’s no surprise you leave your lovers terminally baffled. Essentially, Venus-Sagittarians are high-spirited, friendly, and profoundly inventive. You manage to entice great and influential companions and find it much simpler to deal with associates than with lovers. For one thing, friendship is less taxing. Luck in creative affairs encompasses projects undertaken in distant countries or far from home.

Mars in Capricorn implies power and strength kept under restraint, to be used when needed. As a person with this Mars position, you are ardent, captivating, and compelling. Your energy rests in your determination and capacity to endure. When barriers obstruct your pathway you roll over them roughshod. You possess strength and effective force, and also smooth self-dependence.

Your intimate character is robust and passionate, but a component of self-control qualifies your relationships. At times hot-blooded, sensual, even amorous, at other times you are cold and indifferent. What you normally do is channel your imposing power into the place that serves you best. In their youth, MarsCapricorns often hold a hidden love affair with an older person. At some juncture in their lives, strong individual enterprise tends to project Mars-Capricorns into the public arena.

Now remember, in Chinese astrology, the some of the signs have names that we in Western culture might not associate with positive human characteristics. Chief among these might be the sign of the Rat. If you were born in 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984 or 1996 then you are a Rat! According to today’s Chinese menu, you are ambitious yet honest,.

Prone to spend freely. Seldom make lasting friendships. You are most compatible with Dragons and Monkeys and least compatible with Horses. While in the West, we associate rats with sewers, vermin and disease, this animal is viewed a bit differently in the East. The Eastern rat is appreciated for its quick wits and ability to accumulate and hold on to wealth. Rats are a symbol of good luck in the East. It’s a stylish and charming sign in Eastern astrology. It’s sharp and funny and will take good care of those it considers its good friends.

The element of Wood represents the direction East. Those who are born with this element tend to yearn for stability and tradition. In China, wood is also associated with bamboo. Bamboo, of course, is a strong, flexible, and long shoot which grows in marsh areas. It follows then, that wood people are flexible, emotionally strong and dependable. A wood person will stick with you through good and bad times, unwavering of their support.

Wood people are interested in social issues and strive to leave the poor and helpless of our world with a sense of independence and change. Although, they can be idealistic and that trait can be the cause of emotional angst when plans don’t follow the perfect path. Wood people do well in social work or working with children. Working with others is easy for wood people, as they truly enjoy the process of cooperation and compromise. Generous and warm, wood people spread happiness, confidence and joy wherever they go.

In the Myers Briggs, the ISTP personality type is described as an introvert who is quiet and reflective but also enjoys having stimulating experiences. They are flexible and adaptable and tend to possess good mechanical and technical ability. ISTPs are known for being good with their hands and are good at figuring out and mastering machine work and physical skills including those involved in sports. Furthermore, ISTPs, while smart, may not find academic school work interesting or well suited to their learning style.

They prefer hands-on learning styles and learning about things they can use or apply in concrete ways rather than theories that exist only as concepts. They are logical and observant of their surroundings. ISTPs are interested in understanding how things work and tend to be good at deconstructing things and troubleshooting problems in the most efficient way possible. As perceivers, they prefer spontaneity and freedom over security and structure and they like to immerse themselves in their hobbies or craft in which they are likely to develop a deep knowledge and or mastery over.