 Taurus
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| April 21st - May 21st |
| Ruling planet = VENUS /
associated animal = BULL / Choice colour = PINK |
Personality Up's
- Patient
- Reliable
- Warmhearted
- Loving
- Persistent
- Determined
- Placid
- Loving
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Personality Down's
- Jealous
- Possessive
- Resentful
- Inflexible
- Self-indulgent
- Greedy
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Likes
- Stability
- Being Attracted
- Things Natural
- Time to Ponder
- Comfort
- Pleasure
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Dislikes
- Disruption
- Being pushed too hard
- Synthetic or "man made" things
- Being rushed
- Being indoors
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| Taurus governs the throat and neck and its
subjects need to beware throat infections, goiter and respiratory ailments such as asthma.
They are said to be at risk of diseases of the genitals, womb, liver and kidneys, and of
abscesses and rheumatism. Because their body type has an inclination to physical laziness,
Taureans can be overweight. |
| The Taurus has an intense need for
security and is willing to commit themselves wholly to the right person which makes them a
great partner in any relationship. An ideal mate for the Taurus should be prepared
to take things slowly as the Taurus often takes the "wait and see" approach with
a new relationship. Once the Taurus has done this, though, they will develop a
life-long loyalty and commitment that is unmatched by that of any other sign in the
zodiac. The Taurus will not put up
with lying, cheating or disrespect and will not settle for less than a total commitment on
their mate's part. The Taurus can often be extremely jealous when it comes to
matters of the heart. A new partner will need to accommodate the Taurus and make
them feel secure at all times to make this relationship last. |
Emeralds from Egypt are known to date from
about 330 B.C., and indirect evidence suggests that Egyptians were mining emerald as early
as 1300 B.C. The name emerald comes from the greek smaragdos meaning "green
stone" and probably referred, in fact,not just to emeralds but to all or many green
gems. Emerald boasts a great deal of folklore. It was used as a burnt offering, a symbol
of St. John, and supposedly was a poison antidote, a cure for fevers and epilepsy, eye
relief (due to the exceptional color), a cure for dysentery and leprosy, a cure for
ophthalmia and bleeding, a cure for stomach problems (when laid on the stomach), and a
good laxative.
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Fred Astaire (May 10, 1899)
Sigmund Freud (May 6, 1856)
William Shakespeare (April 26, 1564)
Barbara Streisand (April 24, 1942)
Malcolm X(Malik el Shabbaz) (May 19)
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