Keri Russell

Those born from January 20 to February 18 are Aquarius. You are a humanitarian and more intelligent than most and given to thoughts of how to make the world a better place. You can be inventive and original, and you’re freedom-loving. You’re generous with your thoughts, whether people are interested or not!

You can be eccentric and idiosyncratic, and need a lot of space, but your heart is nearly always in the right place. We are now in the age of Aquarius, but only just in the dawn of it, like the song said. All the wonderful, generous characteristics of the Water Bearer are not yet symbolic of humanity as a whole yet, as evidenced by the current turmoil in the Middle East. But there are signs. Remember the Random Acts of Kindness. Perhaps those were a harbinger of the Age of Aquarius. 

With the Moon in Aries, you’ve got a pushy disposition. Your reactions are swift and fast, and you never question them for an instant. As a consequence, you tend to be rather decisive of your opinions and dislike it when others question or contradict you. Patience isn’t your forte. You won’t spend excess time deliberating tedious details; you like to dive right in and let the chips fall where they may.

In the spirited sign of Aries, the Moon endows you with attractiveness, enthusiasm, and a special penchant for winning other’s support. You’re very keen on talking about nearly anything and may sound very informed on a broad variety of topics. Nevertheless, you’ve got a fleeting attention span. Though passion and energy overflow, the long, onerous demands involved can cause you to fall short of your goal. Despite that, you’re ever quick to pick yourself up and progress forward onto new and exciting prospects. However, if you’re chasing an aim you actually care strongly about, you may push yourself to the limit of your patience.

In the dynamic and passionate sign of Aries, Mercury takes on a more forceful quality in its intellectual style. Those born with their Mercury in Aries, are often witty, and original and have little problems speaking up and expressing their thoughts and opinions. They are skillful conversationalists a capacity for using biting sarcasm and humor. They can be very funny and highly expressive in how they use language.

They are likely to utilize a lot of slang in their speech and may possess extensive knowledge of hip and edgy terms at their disposal. They may often exaggerate or over embellish for effect. They are impatient and eager and can sometimes be argumentative and tactless. There may be a tendency to speak without thinking and to say too much. Their insights are quite perceptive, however, and they are often lucky in making good decisions. People with Mercury in Aries suffer from headaches, particularly when in a boisterous and noisy environment.

Venus in the feisty and passionate sign of Aries denotes torrid and impulsive desires. Venus in Aries are a mix of sentimentality and aggressiveness. These people believe in love at first sight and they do not waste time when going about trying to campaign for the object of their affections. They prefer to be upfront and direct even when it means exposing themselves to rejection.

However, they do not give up easily and can take the challenge of winning someone over as a personal test of their charm and charisma. They can be foolish and imprudent in matters of love. They can become desperately in love and go to extreme sometimes obsessive measures in the name of their beloved. Venus in Aries people are initially captivated by the physical beauty of a person, but mental compatibility is necessary to keep them interested. They dislike sloppy appearances and have a strong distaste for loud and vulgar behavior. 

Mars in Aries people are energetic and dynamic forces of nature. They possess courage and valor that aids them in their endeavors and bids for success. They are endowed with self confidence and a passionate character. They do not bridle their will and tend to pursue what they want with unapologetic directness. They tend to be honest and assert themselves in no uncertain terms.

At the same time, they can also be a bit too blunt and carelessly trample over the sensitivities of others. They are excitable and impulsive but often fun to be around. Their combative instincts are easily triggered and getting into a fray or clashes with others is not uncommon for them. With Mars in Aries, there is much competitive desire and their will to win is strong. They can be domineering and intimidating at times but maintain a youthful chutzpah throughout their lives.

Thе number 4 people аrе pragmatic, faithful аnd disciplined. Thеу аrе аlѕо organized аnd cautious. On thе flip side оf things, thеу саn аlѕо bе dogmatic, crude, incompetent аnd inefficient. Thе number 4 іѕ traditional, practical, respectable аnd sober. Thе number 4 provides thе organization а stable structural foundation fоr аnу endeavor.

It іѕ represented bу thе tarot ‘Emperor’. Saturn аnd Earth influence thе number 4 people. Thе number 4 represents thе Cancer zodiac sign аnd іt іѕ ruled bу thе dual elements оf water аnd fire. Thе number 4 people sport а red аnd orange aura аnd Emerald аnd Jade аrе ideal gemstones fоr thеm. Thе month оf April аnd Thursdays аrе lucky fоr thе number 4 people. Thе 2nd, 6th, 8th, 13th аnd 22nd аrе good monthly dates fоr thе number 4 people.

Is there a creature on the planet more magnificent than the Tiger. We think not, and that’s not even our sign. On our Chinese restaurant menu today, here’s how they describe the Tiger: If you were born in the years 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986 or 1998, you’re a Tiger. Tiger people are aggressive, courageous, candid and sensitive. Look to the Horse and Dog for happiness. Beware of the Monkey. Tigers are born leaders.

The Tiger is the third Sign of the Chinese Zodiac. It is a Yang Sign and most closely associated with the Wood Element. Recent Tiger years have been 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, and 1998. The Tiger is a very changeable person, with a potent natural ability that is often in great danger of being abused. They are either leaders or rebels. They can be vain, quarrelsome and overly aggressive at times, but their inherent charisma and vast reserves of charm are usually sufficient to extract them from any problems that may arise from their lack of foresight.

The Fire element is both destructive and nourishing. On a cold winter day, there is nothing more calming to the soul than curling up by a roaring fire with a good book or cherished love one. On the other side, there is no other force on earth more destructive than a raging, out of control fire. Fire nourishes the human body by providing us heat to cook our food and light with which to see.

And, there is nothing more painful than having a part of your body taken by fire or flame. Fire signs draw attention to themselves.  Those under the influence of Fire have charm and charge on their side.  They have an infectious enthusiasm that makes them natural leaders, so people just can’t help but to follow them. They take the role of leader seriously, and do it well. For fire people, managing others comes naturally. They are decisive, compassionate, understanding yet firm.

The ENFJ is one of the 16 MBTI personality types. ENFJ stands for extraverted (E), intuitive (N), feeling (F) and judging (J). The cognitive stack for the ENFJ is extraverted feeling (Fe), introverted intuition (Ni), extraverted sensing (Se), and introverted thinking (Ti). ENFJs are engaging “people persons” who desire to foster harmony within their environment. They are inclined to exercise diplomacy and compassion for other people’s perspectives. Their personal values tend to be largely dependent on what’s important to others.

ENFJs seek to be helpful and appreciated by those around them. They are enthusiastic and positive minded with a focus on the future. They are very understanding and make decisions with great consideration for how they will impact or affect the lives of others. ENFJs promote cooperation and enjoy playing an active role in the organization of events. They make for excellent counselors and can be inspirational leaders. They can wax philosophical and offer encouragement to those who need it. ENFJs can be chameleon-like in their ability to adjust to and relate with others.

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.