by The Liberation
In the seasonal symbolism, the astrological sign of Pisces (19 February – 20 March) denotes the transitional phase between the receding winter and the approaching spring. While nature remains barren, the seed undergoes a gradual transformation process, culminating in the emergence of the sprout. However, the outcome remains uncertain, as the seed dissolves while the sprout has yet to assume its definitive form.
Individuals born under the Pisces sign reflect the transitional phase that marks the decline of winter. Their expansive field of consciousness and high level of psychic permeability are distinguishing characteristics. Their nature is akin to a seed on the cusp of spring outburst: open, malleable, extremely sensitive and receptive to impressions. Indeed, their consciousness lacks actual limits, leading them to prefer living in rich chaos over an organised world.
Types
Physical type
These individuals are often considered to exist beyond the realm of logic and practicality. Their unique sensitivity makes them highly perceptive and prone to fluctuating moods. As such, they are often seen as unstable and impractical, with a tendency towards idealistic thinking. They tend to live in a world of their own making, frequently detached from the constraints of reality. This detachment can cause them to be perceived as stateless individuals, as imaginative currents and the vagaries of fate often influence them. Overall, they can be described as romantic dreamers, typically hypersensitive, changeable, and unstable, with a penchant for the unconventional.
Soul type
Individuals who possess a Pisces soul type are inclined to seek and find solace from the turmoil of life’s essential elements through their intuition and the capacity to perceive emotional currents. Despite their extensive psychic structure, they possess the ability to manage day-to-day activities adeptly.
Spiritual type
Pisces individuals with a spiritual inclination embrace the ideal of compassion by dedicating their existence to the selfless act of giving. They possess the ability to love and give freely without any expectation of reward and engage in philanthropy and sacrifice, all of which aim to bring about the ultimate union of all living beings.
Analogies and correspondences
| Metal | Zinc, tin |
| Precious stones | Aquamarine, coral |
| Minerals | chalcedony, pumice stone |
| Flora | Hydrangea, hawthorn, wild anemone, cyclamen, periwinkle, primrose, begonia, camellia, violet, elm, maple, plane tree, flax, lemon, lotus, poppy, purple orchid, alga, fern |
| Fauna | Octopus, seahorse, heron, swan, poodle, heifer |
| Perfumes | Saxifrage |
| Flavour | Insipid |
| Resonance | Ocarina, fife, triangle |
| Colours | Dull yellows, purple, blue, lilac, shades from light blue to blue |
| Day | Thursday |
| Hour | 4/5 am. |
| Number | 4 |
| Regions | Calabria (Italy), Normandy, Galicia, Portugal, Nubia (today Sudan and southern Egypt), Lydia (today western Turkey), Cilicia (today Asian Turkey), Sahara desert |
| Cities | Rouen, Seville, Compostela, Worms, Regensburg, Bournemouth (Dorset – UK), Alessandria (Piedmont, Italy), Lancaster |
Emblem
An angel surrounded by flames
Love for spirituality amid disappointments and pitfalls
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