| Yves's
Profile
Born Friday
10/14/1921, 00h00, at Montsummano/Pistoia - Italie.
Welcome to Yves's astrological profile. It is written with
the intent of giving parents in particular, and concerned
parties in general, an idea of Yves's character, talents,
needs and wants. With this knowledge, help and assistance
can be provided which, with a little hope, will point Yves
in the right direction. As this is a very specific child profile
it requires an accurate birth time. If you do not know the
exact time of birth some of the information may not be completely
relevant although the overall view will still be valid.
This profile is divided into a number of sections - detailed
below - to make it easier to read and understand.
When reading this you will find both the positive and negative
qualities of Yves defined. Most people will be happy to learn
about the positive ones, while others may get upset over the
negative ones. Contradictions will always appear in a person.
They are what gives us our uniqueness. We have tried to balance
all qualities as much as possible so you get a good overview.
Some children have wonderful charts while others have difficult
charts and this will manifest in their personality.
The 'profile' as outlined here is not set in concrete and
can be changed with your help. If the profile is positive
you simply support and direct Yves . Where the profile indicates
difficulties for Yves, guidance, direction and boundaries
will be important.
An astrological profile is suitable for any child from about
sixteen months and up. That is when he or she will start manifesting
the qualities described. If you are having this profile prepared
for a newly born child you will have to wait some time before
it begins to make sense and be of value.
Below are the categories covered.
Section A - laying down the foundations
1. Essential character - this profiles the general trends
and outstanding characteristics of Yves 's nature, and also
makes some comment on the quality of the relationship with
the father. However this is not easily defined using Astrology
so the section entitled 'Emotional and feeling nature' must
be considered carefully in tandem with this opening section!
* Between the first two sections which deal essentially with
father and mother there is a short section on 'The dominant
parent'. We do not try to make a definitive judgement here
but tradition states that the father is externally dominant
and the mother is emotionally, or internally, dominant. Make
your own judgement as to which parent fits the bill best!
2. Emotional and feeling nature - this shows how the more
passive and sensitive side of the nature is likely to develop
and also comments on the nature of the relationship with Yves's
mother.
3. At this point we look more directly at the relationship
between Yves and his mother.
4. Personality - this is a description of Yves's physical
nature; and also his general approach to the world; the way
he sees it; and the way he likes to be seen. For instance,
does he wear rose-coloured glasses or does he view the world
from behind dark glasses?
Section B - from toddler to teenager
The process of development
1. Assertiveness - this describes how Yves makes his presence
felt and if he is essentially active or passive. Does he like
to push his way to the front, or stay determinedly in the
background?
2. Friendship and social attitudes - this looks at how Yves
will get on with others. For instance, will he be a bit of
a loner, have hundreds of friends, or just a few who are useful,
and so on.
3. The power of the mind - this describes the approach the
child is likely to take towards the intellectual and academic
side of life and how he will respond to the rigours of education.
4. Money - this looks at how Yves will handle the money in
his pocket or purse. Spendthrift or miser? Such traits establish
themselves early and tend to remain with us all our lives.
Section C - preparing for independence
1. Higher education and establishing values - this section
describes how the child, approaching complete independence,
lays down the belief and educational framework that will sustain
him through his adult life.
2. Approach to daily working life - this looks at how Yves
is likely to fare in the harsh world of work. What drive,
if any, he has to succeed and how he will deal with the inevitable
day-to-day necessities of work.
3. Career and ambitions - this final section examines how
Yves might approach the business of how to make his mark on
life, and what areas might be the most productive for him
as he grows steadily older.
Section A - laying down the foundations
Essential character
The Sun signifies our inner sense of identity, and our will.
It is the single most important planet in our birth chart
and generally describes what we are seeking to become through
the journey of life, or perhaps our 'destiny'.
Sun in Libra
Despite the fact that Libra - Yves's Sun sign - is symbolised
by the Scales, Yves will only rarely achieve a state of balance!
In fact, he is likely to be quite the opposite. His mood and
opinion will swing first one way - then the opposite - then
back again - until, in time, a balanced result is obtained.
The process of striving for balance can be long, for Yves
will have to explore all the options and consider all the
possibilities before coming to a decision.
His god is logic. He will subject everything in life to his
reasoning processes, discounting feelings and mistrusting
intuition, relying only on rationale.
This is not to imply that Yves will grow into some sort of
coldly calculating robot, however. The ruler of his Sun sign
is Venus, a planet whose gentle nature will encourage him
to relate and reconcile; to make bridges.
Making bridges can be achieved by words, and Yves will be
the tactful diplomat of the family, achieving much through
gentle persuasion and subtle negotiation. He will be skilled
at weighing and assessing all the sides of a situation in
order to reach a fair result or a judicious verdict. He would
make a good counsellor or arbitrator, and do well in public
relations or the Law.
But, to Yves, the most important way of building bridges will
be through personal relationships, and Venus will influence
him to seek balance through the equalising medium of a partner.
This translates into romantic attraction! Yves has a very
strong need to form relationships, to give and to receive
affection, and to 'relate' to another. Through a partner,
he will in some way be able to 'validate' himself, and better
express his sense of 'self'.
He will display natural good taste from an early age, and
may develop an interest in interior decoration or design of
some kind. He may plump for soft pastels or cool, sophisticated
colours for his bedroom, rather than the bright primary colours
that children are traditionally supposed to be drawn to.
He will be a likeable and agreeable child, full of grace and
charm and a warm, open friendliness. He cannot bear to be
'at odds' with anyone - his need for popularity and the constant
approbation of others is paramount, and there will be little
he will not do in order to safeguard it.
His desire is to secure peace and harmony at all costs, for
he cannot bear discord, the ugliness of confrontation or the
responsibility of causing pain, and he may be prepared to
compromise his ideals in the pursuit of this.
But Yves is not all 'sweetness and light' for, like everyone
else, he has a temper. And although it may be displayed only
rarely, you'd be wise to take cover when he gives vent to
his anger! Then you'll really know what he's been thinking
all these years!
Sun in 4th house
Yves has a strong sense of heritage and it is from this that
he derives a sense of identity. Family 'roots' will be important
to him, and he is likely to be particularly close to his grandparents.
When older, it will be vital for him to establish a home of
his own - a secure base he can take pride in, and where he
can 'rule the roost'. He may not feel totally settled and
confident about expressing his identity until the second half
of life. For $NAME, life really does begin at 40!
The dominant parent
In this section we are using traditional astrological rules
for defining the relationship with the father. In some cases,
however, this may well be more applicable to the mother. Generally,
one or other of the parents has the strongest influence in
developing a child's approach to the outside world. Traditionally
this has been the father's role, but it could perfectly well
apply to the mother; hence the use of the phrase 'the dominant
parent'
Aries 10th house
Yves will tend to have a rather competitive relationship with
his father and, as he gets older, restraint and understanding
will have to be applied by the adult to avoid unnecessary
arguments.
Emotional and feeling nature
In this section we shall examine how Yves relates on an emotional
or passive level. This is traditionally associated with the
maternal relationship but we have not made such an obvious
assumption and the following section should not be read as
being primarily concerned with the relationship between mother
and child.
Moon in Pisces
Astrologically, the Moon describes our responses, sensitivity,
our feeling nature, and the unconscious side of our personality.
It shows how we will react on an instinctive level.
It shows our emotions and these, of course, will be filtered,
or coloured, by the sign in which the Moon falls. Most importantly,
the Moon shows our needs.
Yves needs sympathy, dreams and peace.
Extremely sensitive, he is often at the mercy of his emotions,
and will find it difficult to make harsh decisions. A dedicated
collector of 'lame dogs', he will be attracted to the flawed
and the damaged, finding purpose in restoring them to wholeness
again.
With his vivid imagination, he is likely to be musical or
artistic in some way. Yves is immeasurably kind and compassionate,
but he may have a tendency to manipulate others in order to
have his needs met.
Moon in 9th house
The houses are different compartments of life, different areas
of experience, and each house will 'colour' the Moon in a
slightly different way.
He needs to be able to relate emotionally to a highly principled
role model in his life (his mother would be the ideal candidate),
and a strongly moral family framework will be essential to
his sense of security. Emotionally restless, he may find commitment
difficult.
Throughout his life, he may feel that 'the grass is greener
on the other side of the fence', and spend many years looking
for a philosophy that will satisfy his longings, or spiritual
enlightenment of some kind. As he grows up he may decide that
a foreign culture gives him the kind of emotional nourishment
he needs and he may make his home and raise a family abroad.
Moon trine Mercury
Yves can easily express his feelings and emotions in words
and you'll probably find that he talks early. No doubt he
will grow up to be a skilled communicator.
Moon opposition Venus
Yves will have an essentially charming nature but he may have
difficulty knowing where to draw certain lines. His need to
be liked by others could lead him into compromising situations.
As he grows older he might find it difficult to sustain relationships
as he will have a tendency to become easily bored. The more
stability he has while growing up, the more balanced his adult
life will be.
Moon opposition Mars
Yves is emotionally very impulsive and is liable to act out
his feelings without thinking. Unfortunately he tends to see
slights where there are none and then throws real temper tantrums.
These have their roots in his relationship with his mother,
which might be somewhat fraught. He needs to learn the fine
art of patience and not being so quick to react.
Moon conjunct Uranus
Yves has a unique and original personality; some may even
call it perverse or contrary. He demands to 'do his own thing'
no matter what; hating any sort of restriction. His moods
will be a little erratic and those close to him may never
quite know how he is going to be feeling from one moment to
the next, or why! As he grows older he may find 'settling
down' in the conventional sense rather difficult.
Moon trine Pluto
Yves will grow up with a strong sense of self-identity and
his own power. This is because he has an essentially strong
relationship with his mother in which power struggles do not
become injurious.
Although it is true to say that he will always have a very
intense side to his nature, it is unlikely to be a cause of
any problems to himself or others.
Mother and child relationship
It is important to understand that the relationship between
mother and child is always 'symbiotic'. In other words, the
way the mother behaves towards the child and the way the child
perceives his mother is so inextricably linked that it is
hard to separate the one from the other. Does the mother react
to the child or does the child react to the mother? This is
perhaps the original 'chicken and egg' question, and in this
section we shall try to address this issue.
Yves could be slightly lost in his own world so his mother
may find it difficult establishing a close relationship with
him. It is as if he is somehow unavailable to her. This is
not malice or coldness but rather shyness, and sensitivity
to the feelings of others. He is frightened of hurting his
mother's feelings, so may often not tell what he is feeling.
Or he can be overly dependent on his mother and unable to
leave her side, fretting whenever she goes away. His mother
will need to spend a lot of time with him because of his sensitivity.
To his mother, Yves might seem a vague and often confused
child in a world of his own, while he may well regard her
in a similar light. The best way she can relate with him is
to share her imagination and interest in fantasy; to get lost
with him in the world of imagination where the harsh realities
of the world do not impinge. It is vital that this power of
imagination be utilised because there are other methods of
fleeing from reality that are considerably more destructive!
The relationship between Yves and his mother should have a
strong element of fun but may have a distant aspect to it
in the sense that Yves looks to his mother to teach him about
the world while his mother is probably perfectly happy to
play the role. The consequence of this and Yves's natural
curiosity is that together they inadvertently conspire towards
an early flying from the nest.
Personality
This section looks at how Yves views the world and likes to
be viewed by others. No matter what our essential nature may
be all of us have a 'face' that we put on for public consumption
and this section describes that 'face'.
Cancer rising
Yves's ascendant (or rising sign) is Cancer.
People born with Cancer rising are ruled by the Moon, and
Yves is likely to be a child of many - and fluctuating moods.
Emotional security is vital to his well-being: unconditional
love (in abundance) will make him feel safe and secure. The
relationship with his mother will be crucial to his development.
He will be easily moved to tears, both as a child and an adult.
A sensitive and emotional person like Yves orients himself
to the world through his feelings, and he will be easily influenced
by the moods and emotional appeals of others.
Yves will find it hard - even impossible - to get rid of that
which is old or outdated in his life, and so consequently
he will be a tremendous hoarder. Old toys, old school books,
old clothes, will all be stockpiled in his bedroom - send
them to the jumble sale at your peril! Later, when he is grown
up, old friends, old loves, old hates and old memories will
be added to his collection. They are part of his emotional
defences, and add to his sense of security.
Yves will be a loving and sympathetic person, who is good
with people. He is likely to be extremely creative, and will
have a strong tenacious streak.
Neptune in 1st
Dreamy and sensitive, Yves is a highly impressionable child,
attuned to the moods and feelings of others.
His entire personality will be influenced by his experiences,
his surroundings, and those he is involved with. In this respect
he is rather like the chameleon that cloaks itself in colours
in order to blend in, and merge with the background.
The fundamental principle of Neptune is to dissolve, and to
negate differences. Those born with Neptune in the first house
of self are affected by this 'dissolving' quality, and individuals
with this placement may suffer a life-long lack of strong
self-identity.
Yves will probably be a great day-dreamer, weaving wonderful
stories in his mind, and enjoying a fantasy world where anything
is possible. He will find it hard at school to concentrate
on his lessons, and may lack application for such disciplines
as mathematics or science, preferring (and doing well at)
literature, drama, or history.
Yves is likely to be artistic, with a talent for dance, music,
acting or painting (such artistry is often inspired by mystical
visions, and subliminal influences). If other factors in his
chart agree, he may be extremely intuitive - and possibly
even clairvoyant.
The influence of Neptune on such an important sector of his
chart may lead to a blurring of Yves's boundaries. He may
be confused and disorganised, and find it hard to distinguish
between reality and illusion. And there is always a temptation,
when Neptune is found in the first house, for the individual's
escape from reality to be found through the medium of drink
or drugs.
Yves will be a kind, compassionate and empathetic person,
ever sensitive to the suffering of others. He will be attracted
to 'lame dogs', the flawed, and those whose sorry plight will
enable him to play the role of 'rescuer'. He will often wish
to help the less fortunate even though it may involve the
sacrifice of some aspect of himself. If this is taken to extremes,
he could become a 'doormat' or a martyr, making few or no
demands for himself.
Section B - Toddler to teenager
The process of development
Assertion In this section we will be looking at the way in
which the child finds his way through the rough and tumble
of childhood - and later life - without being pushed around
by others. The methods and approaches he uses to make sure
his own needs are met and how he deals with the needs of others
when they are at odds with his own.
Mars and the 3rd house
Yves is quick to assert himself, but this generally shows
in a much more mental than physical fashion. In the school
playground he is likely to be known for his lively wit, but
also his ability to destroy those he dislikes with his sharp
tongue.
Friends and social groups
In this section we shall be looking at what sort of friends
Yves needs and what he is likely to take to the friendship
himself. We shall also look at the way in which he is likely
to interact with social groups or whether, for example, he
would prefer to be on his own.
Taurus 11th house
Yves will seek artistic, wealthy and stable friends, people
with taste and style. He will probably choose to spend time
with those who help him to live the kind of comfortable life
he desires.
More on friends and social groups
A secretiveness and tendency to play his cards close to his
chest dominate and control this child's social life and friendships.
Yves doesn't quite have the openness that is required to have
many friends. He is sensitive about sharing his feelings and
unconventional ideas so he doesn't make contact with many
people. However, he forms close and intense bonds with those
he does connect with. This kind of intensity may be suffocating
for some people, and it is generally more appropriate for
lovers than friends, so he may need to learn how to give freedom
as well as receive it.
The power of the mind
In this section we indicate Yves's communication and learning
skills, his needs at school and requirements for further education.
Of particular interest to parents will be how to talk and
connect with him!
Virgo 3rd house
Yves has a logical, practical, systematic and literal mind.
He learns best through example, and by 'hands on' experience.
Although he is not particularly interested in abstract ideas,
he is nonetheless skilled at puzzle solving. He learns quickly
and is likely to take great satisfaction from acquiring a
vast data bank of detailed knowledge. At school he should
do well with his careful and studied approach to his work.
Venus in 3rd house
Yves is gifted with an intellectual appreciation of literature
and the arts. He is likely to be the sort of child whose nose
is invariably stuck between the pages of a book, and he may
be especially interested in reading - and even writing - poetry.
Words, and languages, will have a very strong appeal to him.
A polite and charming child, he will be a fluent speaker from
an early age, loving to chat and interact with others.
Yves is likely to have a low and melodious voice which could
be successfully trained in singing, or he could have an aptitude
for music. Rhythmic in his movements, he will particularly
enjoy music lessons at school.
As far as discipline in his upbringing is concerned, he will
respond far better to diplomacy, tactful handling, and an
appeal to his better nature, than a parental show of strength!
Mars in 3rd house
A quick thinker, and mentally sharp, Yves has an incisive
mind which gets to the point straight away. He loves to argue
(although he will call it 'debate'!), and he may be rather
provocative and confrontational in his dealings with others.
Unless other astrological factors in his chart come to his
aid, tactful diplomacy is not likely to be one of his strengths!
The challenge of school will bring out and develop his assertive
qualities, and he may quickly establish himself as the leader
of a school gang or group of friends. Sibling conflict is
certainly a possibility.
Jupiter in 3rd house
Jupiter's astrological function is to expand whatever it contacts.
In Yves's chart, Jupiter is to be found in his third house
of mentality, and so his intellect, his communicative abilities,
and his reasoning powers are likely to benefit from Jupiter's
benign influence.
Yves's mind will be a rich repository of inspirational ideas,
philosophical thought, far-reaching vision and clear sighted
wisdom, to say nothing of an unquenchable optimism!
Quick to grasp the broad outline of any concept and to find
meaning in ideas, Yves is a natural teacher who delights in
handing-on the knowledge he so eagerly acquires. His appetite
for learning will be voracious, and for him, intellectual
fulfilment will come from enriching his restless, questing
mind. This trait may not be apparent during his early schooldays,
though, as Yves is a person who will better enjoy (and benefit
more from) his days in further, or adult, education.
Yves is a child with much to say. He may have a tendency to
wild exaggeration. This is not the hallmark of an untruthful
child, however, but one whose creative imagination is developing
and unfolding.
Saturn in 3rd house
During their formative years, some children produce a relentless
babble of trivial chatter but this is unlikely to be the case
with Yves. A quiet child, thoughtful and deliberate in speech
and action, he will say little unless it is meaningful. As
he grows up, he may retain this rather taciturn characteristic,
but his measured and well-informed opinions will be generally
well respected.
A patient plodder at school, his learning will be slow, but
extremely thorough. He will be reluctant to speak out in class
unless absolutely sure his answers are correct, and his fear
of failure will spur him on to complete his homework assignments!
And, although he may not enjoy sitting examinations, Yves
will need the reassurance of many diplomas and certificates
- tangible proof of his intellectual achievements - before
feeling fully confident of his abilities.
Yves is the sort of child who will shine at being a prefect,
or undertaking some responsible role at school, for he operates
best in a position of authority. He is strongly interested
in power and status and will greatly enjoy learning about
world leaders and historical figures who have occupied positions
of influence. He may take an early interest in politics, too.
Yves has precise and definite ideas, and communicates clearly
and succinctly. He will be fully aware of the invaluable role
that education will play in furthering his ambitions, and
he is able to exercise patience and self discipline in his
upward climb.
More about mental approaches.
Extremely intuitive, remarkably perceptive, Yves is also obsessively
secretive about his innermost thoughts, and so you may never
fully fathom this child's mind. Still waters run deep, they
say, and Yves prefers to keep silent about what goes on in
his head.
His mentality is complex. He can rarely be swayed by sugary
sentiment, but he responds to strong emotions. He can be sharp
(even cruel) in his speech, and some of his ideas may be considered
harsh, yet there is a deep vein of compassion within him.
His mental energy is immense. He has great determination and
resourcefulness, and can overcome the most enormous obstacles
with nothing more than the force of his willpower.
At school, his fundamental need for control may lead to power
struggles with his teachers and, if thwarted, he may be manipulative
and even subversive. He can also be alarmingly obstinate.
He takes pleasure from knowing that others can be intimidated
by his intellect, and he enjoys playing mind games.
There's nothing wishy-washy about his communicative abilities.
Never superficial, but passionate and intense, Yves can even
manage to say "good morning" in a meaningful way!
With this astrological placement, there is often a strong
possibility that Yves has the good fortune to come from a
'bookish' family, or one where family games and activities
that stretch the intellect are the norm.
A firm bedtime routine - which must, of course, include a
bedtime story! - will do much to nurture Yves's sense of security
when younger. As he grows older, and more confident, home
life is likely to be somewhat chaotic with friends and neighbours
popping in and out at all hours of the day (and night!).
Yves takes a lively interest in family affairs and is more
talkative and active at home than he is outside, for he is
inclined to be shy and wary of strangers.
His reading tastes may run to historical novels, and he may
become interested in genealogy or archaeology.
Mercury sextile Mars
Yves has a sharp and incisive mind that gets to the point
quickly. He 'cottons on' rapidly when learning something new
but, because learning comes easily to him, he may be impatient
of slower folk.
This will lead to boredom, tempting him to switch off from
his lessons and think about something else. His mind works
well with games of strategy, like chess.
Mercury square Neptune
A dreamy and highly imaginative child, Yves may find it hard
to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
This is not to say that he is in any way untruthful, of course.
It's just that he has the unconscious ability to distort the
hard facts of reality so that they may more comfortably fit
in with his perception of a situation. It is the sort of viewpoint
that allows, for instance, the bitter blow of redundancy to
be seen as 'a wonderful chance to spend more time with the
family'.
Neptune's proximity to Mercury in Yves's chart may rob him
of rationale, objectivity and a certain amount of clear-sightedness.
However, he will be more than compensated by his heightened
creativity, sensitivity, and intuition.
This child will learn little or nothing if he is simply presented
with rigid formulae or solid blocks of dull, factual information.
Indeed, such an approach may lead to learning difficulties,
even dyslexia. But capture his imagination, inspire him, and
there are no limits to what he may absorb!
Mercury trine Pluto
This is a child of formidable intellect. His penetrating and
resourceful mind - to say nothing of his phenomenal willpower
- combine to ensure that Yves is a force to be reckoned with!
Refusing to be fobbed off with superficial answers, he is
relentless when probing for the truth in a situation. He has
a wonderful ability to sift fact from fiction and to dig deep
to get to the bottom of things. So if there are any skeletons
in family cupboards, be sure that Yves will unearth them!
Earning and spending money
In this section we shall look at how Yves is likely to develop
in terms of his attitude towards the acquisition and expenditure
of money.
Leo 2nd house
Yves has a creative approach to making money. However he may
earn his living, he will do it with flair and aplomb, and
will invariably use his leadership skills in the cause of
generating income. He may speculate (or even gamble) with
his money.
More information concerning Yves's attitude towards finances.
Yves is likely to be careful with his money, and follows the
precept: "Look after the pennies, and the pounds will take
care of themselves". He will be organised and exacting in
his financial affairs. Never spending lavishly or recklessly,
he will budget for what he wants to acquire, and insist on
value for money.
Additionally, Yves's talent for communicating easily and effectively
will enable him to make useful business contacts, from which
professional opportunities often arise. His instinctive ability
to talk in terms of other people's interests can be turned
to his financial advantage.
Section C - preparing for independence
Higher education and establishing values
In this section we shall examine how Yves is likely to find
his place in society as he grows older. What standards he
will set for himself and what he values. This will probably
not become clear until Yves has reached at least the puberty
stage.
Pisces 9th house
Mystery and imagination colour Yves's ideas about education
and philosophy. He may be very inspired in his ideas or confused
about life but he is especially suited to studying the arts,
music and film. His interests may also include psychology
and medicine.
More about philosophy and further education.
Yves is likely to be highly-principled, with a strong sense
of justice. The law, and egalitarian issues, will be of particular
interest and concern to him, and could well be the subject
of study in higher education. He will also probably decide,
from the social point of view that, going on to further education
is an excellent idea.
Wherever Jupiter is located in a chart we find expansion.
In Yves's case, it is his mind which is being expanded - his
communicative abilities, his intellect, and his reasoning.
He has a voracious appetite for learning (reading in particular)
and he is quick to grasp the broad outline of any concept.
Intellectual fulfilment comes from enriching his mind. With
this in mind it is likely he will derive great benefit from
further education.
Jupiter conjunct Saturn
Yves is likely to meet certain obstacles during his lifetime,
and these must be tackled and overcome before he can develop.
For instance, a pessimistic streak may prevent him from recognising
opportunities or he may lack the confidence to take advantage
of them when he does spot them. Rigidity of thought may inhibit
flexibility of aspiration.
Yves is likely to establish his own personal belief system
based on the idea of constant change. He will always feel
that any established system, his own included, should be regularly
replaced to prevent rot setting in. In this sense he has what
might be termed a revolutionary streak.
Approach to daily working life
This section will look at how this child may approach the
thorny problem of working for a living. Naturally this will
not to show until his teenage years, but as with everything
else, forewarned is forearmed and there will always be ways
to produce the most positive outcome!
Sagittarius 6th house
Yves is ideally suited to work involving sports, education,
travel, the law and publishing.
More about mental approaches.
Extremely intuitive, remarkably perceptive, Yves is also obsessively
secretive about his innermost thoughts, and so you may never
fully fathom this child's mind. Still waters run deep, they
say, and Yves prefers to keep silent about what goes on in
his head.
His mentality is complex. He can rarely be swayed by sugary
sentiment, but he responds to strong emotions. He can be sharp
(even cruel) in his speech, and some of his ideas may be considered
harsh, yet there is a deep vein of compassion within him.
His mental energy is immense. He has great determination and
resourcefulness, and can overcome the most enormous obstacles
with nothing more than the force of his willpower.
At school, his fundamental need for control may lead to power
struggles with his teachers and, if thwarted, he may be manipulative
and even subversive. He can also be alarmingly obstinate.
He takes pleasure from knowing that others can be intimidated
by his intellect, and he enjoys playing mind games.
There's nothing wishy-washy about his communicative abilities.
Never superficial, but passionate and intense, Yves can even
manage to say "good morning" in a meaningful way!
With this astrological placement, there is often a strong
possibility that Yves has the good fortune to come from a
'bookish' family, or one where family games and activities
that stretch the intellect are the norm.
A firm bedtime routine - which must, of course, include a
bedtime story! - will do much to nurture Yves's sense of security
when younger. As he grows older, and more confident, home
life is likely to be somewhat chaotic with friends and neighbours
popping in and out at all hours of the day (and night!).
Yves takes a lively interest in family affairs and is more
talkative and active at home than he is outside, for he is
inclined to be shy and wary of strangers.
His reading tastes may run to historical novels, and he may
become interested in genealogy or archaeology.
Career and ambitions
In this section we shall look at how Yves might approach the
outside world in terms of possible careers and potential ambitions
as he grows to maturity. Naturally these traits are unlikely
to show until Yves is at least in his teens.
More about possible career approaches.
"How to Win Friends and Influence People" is a book which
Yves will have no real need to read, for he has an innate
sense of social awareness and responsibility, and knows instinctively
how to get the best from others. He knows, too, that far more
is gained by co-operation than by force.
The wheels of his professional life will be liberally oiled
by his harmonious social relationships and his ability to
interact with other folk. His career, therefore, should utilise
his social skills and special strengths in dealing with other
people, and he would do well in the Law, or in one of the
arbitration, mediation, or counselling services.
But there is a slight drawback to the picture of Yves as a
latter-day Solomon, dispensing wisdom and judgement to all
and sundry. Because one of the things he fears most is to
be considered unjust, unfair, or biased in some way, he may
act pre-emptively, over-compensating by being a little too
rigid in his interpretation of fairness or justice, and this
of course may appear harsh (and unjust!) to others.
Yves may defer marrying until he is fully mature, or may choose
an older partner, or one whose professional status or social
position can aid his own professional aspirations.
Highly-conscientious, Yves will enjoy a job where he is involved
in time-consuming projects, marshalling facts and figures,
and organising details. Although perhaps a little reticent
himself, he would nonetheless make good progress in the communications
industry as an administrator or a manager.
This concludes Yves's astrological profile.
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