25° of Proserpina and Aries. Passionate temperament, a tendency toward excesses of all kinds (P. Globa).
Eccentricity, tactlessness, literary ability (realism), a tendency toward anarchy, tyranny, danger of gout, neurasthenia. Degree of Venus (J. Kepler).
“Round-faced boy on a toy horse.” — Anticipatory enjoyment of powers and abilities one can only dream of for now. Prejudice (D. Radya).
“Memory.” Indicates a person with an excellent memory or someone who can mentally dwell in the past. The degree is suitable for historians, psycholinguists, and art historians (B. Israel).
Passion, a tendency toward excesses (O. Troyanovsky)
25° of Proserpina and Saturn. Degree of emigration. Overly passionate temperament, a tendency toward excesses of all kinds. Greed, a person wanting much. Expenses. Frequent job changes. A person seeks to experience all pleasures (Thebeotic Calendar).
25° of Mercury. “A castle destroyed by a waterfall; beside it, a naked woman holding a bunch of grapes out to an old philosopher studying a manuscript while sitting on a stone.” — Indicates a romantic who loves and is drawn to philosophical ideas of past days—there, they are a true master. Many forces play their games around them, and attempts to distract this person from their subconscious thoughts regarding laziness, madness, and fleeting earthly goods will be made by both worlds. This person will experience shocks more than once, but their will is strong enough not to succumb to the temptation of passion. Instead, they will pour into the world the elixir of life so that all the worthy may drink it. This is a symbol of Spiritual Struggle (I. Kosminsky).
