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In the symbolism of the seasons, Sagittarius (22 November – 21 December) represents the final phase of autumn. After the process of vegetative decomposition associated with the previous sign, a quiet stillness envelops nature. The humus integrated into the soil creates ideal conditions for nurturing and protecting seeds. Meanwhile, the internalised vital energy prepares to transition into the growth that will emerge after the harsh winter.
Individuals born under the sign of Sagittarius embody two key characteristics associated with this seasonal phase: alignment with environmental values and a spirit of expansiveness. That means they can tap into aspects of experience that transcend individuality in pursuit of future goals. The ancient image of the mythical Centaur shooting an arrow with its human half symbolically represents the union of instinct and higher faculties. At the heart of the Sagittarian psychological process is a constant upward drive, a desire for elevation and expansion, and a quest for connection with the world. This pursuit underscores the significance of moral and idealistic values, as well as worldly rewards.
Classifications
Physical type
The mythical centaur’s animal part exhibits an outgoing and friendly temperament. This type is inclined towards adventure, travel, and indulgence in sensual and gastronomic pleasures. It enjoys sports competition and tends to embrace comfortable conformism. However, these generous traits can be overshadowed by an exaggerated nature, which may manifest as delusions of grandeur, excessive self-confidence, or greed.
Soul type
The soul type is an excellent organiser and cares for its evolution through cultural interests. They are capable of panoramic vision and can positively look forward and face the circumstances; this ensures considerable success in large companies, trade, economics, import-export, and finance.
Spiritual type
The spiritual type experiences intense tensions, striving for self-discovery and perfection through an inner or spiritual ideal. They often favour realistic philosophical speculation, practical scientific expression, and descriptive sciences. Additionally, they are drawn to social and professional activities that secure a prominent position within a hierarchy.
Analogies e correspondences
| Metal | Tin |
| Precious stones | Turquoise, garnet, carnelian |
| Minerals | Hyacinth, carbuncle |
| Flora | Cornflower, centaur, anemone, iris, carnation, mulberry, cedar, birch, artichoke, hairy vetch, ash, rowan, quince, pear, peach, verbena |
| Fauna | Deer, giraffe, elephant, fallow deer, peacock, ocelot, greyhound, fox-terrier, zebra |
| Perfumes | Bergamot, cedar, hyacinth, genuine and tasty aromas |
| Taste | Enjoyable |
| Resonance | Saxophone |
| Colours | Purple, violet, electric blue, garnet, yellow; cheerful, lively, healthy colours |
| Day | Thursday |
| Time | 4/5 pm. Mid-afternoon |
| Number | 4 |
| Regions | Arabia, Australia, Hungary, Dalmatia, Moravia, Tuscany, Cape Finisterre (Spain – Galicia), Provence, Spain, Madagascar |
| Cities | Avignon, Narbonne, Budapest, Cologne, Rottenburg (Germany – Baden Württemberg), Toledo, Stuttgart, Taranto (Italy) |
Emblem
A musketeer, thief of art objects, on a galloping horse
Religious feelings in a rebellious heart
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