Aries Tha Ram

Subject: Aries Tha Ram Wed Jan 14, 2009 2:38 pm

Aries is the First Sign of
the Zodiac, the point where it begins its cycle on the Vernal Equinox.
Thus, it is the herald of the Astrological New Year. Symbolized by an
animal of great courage, Aries is related to dawn, the Season of
Spring, and the beginning of life. Much like the Spirit of Spring,
those born under Aries are forever looking forward, never backward. In
essence, Aries governs leadership and initiative, as well as using
energy to make things happen. Aries subjects are vital, instinctual and
forever young...the perpetual Children of the Zodiac who are constantly
in search of identity. These are joyful, dynamic, assertive, outspoken
and brave individuals who celebrate life, but who can also be
intolerant, impatient, impulsive and overly-emotional. There is a
deficient capacity here for self-reflection and a tendency to take
ill-considered risks. Those born under the Sign of Aries should strive
to direct their power toward mature and constructive ends, as well as
attempting to master the slow process of self-education, if they are to
bring to fruition the projects they begin with such elemental
enthusiasm.

The
origin of the symbol...or glyph...for Aries is unknown. The symbol of
the ram appeared for the first time in Ancient Egypt. It was depicted
as the head of Amun, considered to be the leading deity whom all other
gods followed. At that time, the head of a goose was also used to
represent this Zodiac Sign, and the two symbols were often
interchanged. In the Babylonion Zodiac, Hunga (The Hired Hand)
symbolized Aries. The modern interpretation of this glyph likens it to
the horns of a ram. In Vedic Astrology, it is said to be symbolic of
the upward flow of Spirit...as in a fountain...the universal
consciousness in its creative aspect. It is also thought to be
representative of a sprouting seed, from which germination results in
the tree and fruit. In its seed form, it is said to symbolize
potentiality. As this symbol appears to move upward then outward and
finally downward, it signifies the ultimate sacrifice of Spirit in its
descent into the Realms of Matter.

Also known as the Sign of the Pioneer or Warrior, Aries is Positive in
polarity (as are Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius and Aquarius). The
general characteristics of Positive Signs broadly match those for the
extrovert personality and such individuals are naturally more
impulsive, buoyant, communicative and sociable than are the Zodiac
Signs of Negative polarity (Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn
and Pisces). However, Positive Signs rarely display the same levels of
sensitivity or the same depth of understanding of emotional subtleties
as do their Negative counterparts. Positive Signs tend to crave
excitement and thus, are inclined to direct their energies outward into
the world around them. Aries is the most flagrantly extrovert of the
Positive Signs (with Sagittarius a close second).

All Zodiac Signs governed by
the Elements of Fire and Air are considered to be Masculine in nature.
Thus, Aries (ruled by fire) is considered Masculine (as are Gemini,
Leo, Libra, Sagittarius and Aquarius). Masculine signs are
traditionally conceived as being more active and less receptive than
their Feminine counterparts which are ruled by the Elements of Earth
and Water (the Zodiac Signs of Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio,
Capricorn and Pisces). Masculine Signs focus primarily on spirituality
and activity...both in the physical sense and mental sense. Masculine
Signs are said to be diurnal or day-oriented. Therefore, the term
"masculine" should be viewed in the same light as the Yang (or bright)
Polarity of the Tao.

Aries is the natural ruler of the First House of the Zodiac, commonly
referred to as the "House of Self" and known in Vedic Astrology as the
"Horoskopos" or "Helm." This is the field of experience in which an
individual is challenged to develop his or her own unique personality
and present it to the world. Traditionally, the First House is
associated with self and personal appearance...how an individual wishes
to appear outwardly (with regard to both physical appearance and
personal style, which may or may not be consistent with the inner
self). It is associated with look, moves, gestures, body language and
how a person appears to others on a superficial or "first impression"
level. Essentially, it is the projection of an individual's "image."
Early childhood is also ruled by the this House...everything from a
toddler's initial steps to a young person's view of the emerging world.
The First House is governed by the Planet Mars.

The opposite sign to Aries is
Libra. From Libra, Aries will learn to cooperate, share and bring
people together in harmony. Thus, can Aries natives learn to express
their ideas actively but tactfully and, in so doing, find much needed
balance.

Positive Traits: pioneering, adventurous, energetic, courageous, enterprising, confident, dynamic, quick-witted and freedom-loving

Negative Traits: selfish, quick-tempered, impulsive, impatient, foolhardy and undiplomatic

Likes: action, challenge, spontaneity, championing causes and coming in first

Dislikes: waiting, tyranny, failure, lack of opposition and the advice of others

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