 The
builder of the Zodiac, Taurus is ruled by Venus, and its
symbol is the bull. Those born of the Bull are known to
be methodical, faithful, and tenacious. Gentleness, an
abiding calm, and the patience of a saint are also
characteristics, although these may mask a stubbornness
that can be revealed during the course of an argument.
Overly careful and conservative in some cases, they also
pride themselves on a job done thoroughly -- there is a
tremendous work ethic present here - there is no one more
dependable, loving and loyal than a Taurus. They also
have great stamina; however, they can become very
possessive!
Taureans also make really good cooks. With a fine
aesthetic sense and stubborn will to have things its own
way, Taurus invariably surrounds itself with material
beauty -- be it artistic or natural. TAURUS is most
compatible with: CANCER and PISCES
TAURUS represents the Throat in the Human body. Many of
our best singers are Taurus, Bing Crosby, Barbara
Striesand, Cher, Willie Nelson, Judy Collins and Billy
Joel.
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 Goat (Ram, Sheep) Elegant, shy, pessimistic, and
highly accomplished. Initially they seem to be better
than those of other zodiac years. This creative, esoteric
Sign needs plenty of time alone in which to feed its
Muse.
This Sign makes a great craftsperson or artisan, or
perhaps a teacher of New Age studies -- any occupation
that allows its mind the full range of freedom. Goats
tend not to be very materialistic in general, finding
plenty of riches in their own imagination. However,
especially when in love, the Goat can be quite a lavish
gift-giver.
These high-strung creatures need to feel loved and
admired lest they start worrying incessantly - they need
plenty of love, support and open reassurance from their
lovers. If a relationship is marked by conflict, they
will often pull away -- either physically or simply by
retreating into the safe haven of its imagination.
Goats are very religious and very passionate in what they
believe. They are also wise and gentle. Compatible with:
Rabbits, Pigs, and Horses.
***Note
2003 is the Year of the Goat!!! |
