Books and Wands - Divination

1979

Those born in the Year of the Ram are elegant, compassionate, sincere and highly accomplished
in the arts. They can also be shy, pessimistic and indecisive. They have deep convictions, yet
are hesitant by nature.

A calm, almost distant or aloof, exterior hides their passionate cores. The Ram is known for
gentleness and understanding; a Ram will forgive others easily and be highly sensitive to
people’s feelings.

Rams never have to worry about finances, for their abilities will
always make them money.

The Chinese believe that good fortune is bestowed upon the
Ram for its pure nature and kind heart. And, after all, the Ram is
the 8th Sign of the Chinese Zodiac – to the Chinese, 8 symbolizes
prosperity and good fortune.

Their great sympathy can lead them to worry. Rams are given to
mothering, even smothering, those it loves. All Rams are
hopeless romantics. The Ram craves love, appreciation and approval.

The laid back, accepting appearance belies an inner determination. You will never know the
Ram’s stock until tested. Though the Ram hates fighting and arguing, it will fervently and
determinedly respond when pushed. Don’t underestimate the Ram; it is not that docile and
compliant when provoked.

Rams are kind, good-natured and caring and have the skill of turning any weakness into a
strength. The Ram can breakthrough the strongest defenses without pressure or force. They can
plead their case with such sincerity and earnestness, allies will want to help them.

Divination: Ram

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