General:
This personality has all the virtues and vices traditionally associated with 'masculinity'. Adventurous, ambitious, impulsive, enthusiastic, energy. Open to new ideas. Loves freedom and welcomes challenges. Impatient. As leaders strong, as followers troublesome. When undeveloped, liable to be violent, rough and rude.
Positive:
Frank, direct, positive, intellectual in a practical way, objective, outgoing, fearless, bold.
Negative:
Choleric, bad tempered, unoriginal, rigid, extremist, rash, impulsive, manipulating.
Possible Health Concerns:
Aries governs the head and brain, and Arians are said to be prone to headaches, particularly migraines, sunstroke, neuralgia and depression. Indigestion and nervous disorders are also threats to you, and your rashness, impetuosity and wholesale physical commitment make you liable to accidents and physical injuries.
You like extremes. Physical, emotional and mental, and benefit profoundly by experiencing them; but if your extremism goes too far beyond social acceptability, then expect to be extremely lonely.
Problems that may arise for Aries:
As with all sun signs, we all have unique traits to our personalities. When these traits are suppressed, or unrealized, problems will arise. However, with astrology we can examine the problem and assess the proper solution based on the sun sign characteristics.
The animal associated with your sign is this noble looking ram. The Ram first appeared in Egypt, alternating with a goose's head as the symbol of Aries; its origin is a mystery.
The color of choice for Aries is RED
Your ruling planet is MARS
Your starstone is the precious Diamond. The diamond is considered the greatest of stones, revered throughout the ages for its great beauty, and strength, and also for its powerful positive spiritual and physical influences. The diamond is said to enhance the wearer with charm and beauty. Physically it strengthens the kidneys and reproductive organs and gives protection in severe disease. The ancient Romans believed that the diamond, when worn on the left arm, next to the skin, would give the wearer bravery and daring. During the Middle Ages Queen Elizabeth I was given a diamond to ward off the plague.
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