14th degree of Vulcan and Scorpio. Openness, tendency to excesses. Excessive trustfulness that sometimes leads to misfortune (P. Globa).
Openness, insensitivity, sorrow, poverty. If Jupiter and Mars are well-placed, then happiness (J. Kepler). Business; degree with atmospheric pressure (N. DeVore).
“The telephonist establishes new connections.” — the need to establish new communication channels. Willingness to communicate and understand. Linking divided areas. Spiritual life “against” nature (D. Rudhyar).
“Electrified.” Indicates a person who knowingly or unknowingly finds themselves at the center of electrified (physically or mentally) fields. Leads to work with electricity or explosive effects, such as sensational entertainment (B. Izraelit).
Open, pleasant character; excessive trustfulness will bring misfortune (O. Troyanovsky).
Degree of Chiron and Jupiter. Hysteria, tendency to excesses. Excessive trustfulness that may lead to misfortunes. With strong Taurus, Cancer, or Pisces, it may indicate a large family (Thebeotic Calendar).
Degree of Neptune. “A boy, watching two boys fighting, pours water into a sieve instead of a large pitcher.” — Indicates someone prone to daydreaming and constantly distracted by fleeting events. Such a person needs to focus and overcome their inattentiveness. They have the ability to do so and can act quite successfully by focusing on only one task at a time. They tend to lose much of what they earn through carelessness. This is the symbol of Absentmindedness (I. Kosminsky).
