Hello, dear readers of my blogs on child astrology! Last time I wrote about Aries children. And it was very important for me to hear your comments. Here is what one mother wrote on another site about the article:
Anzhelika, you very accurately described an Aries child—stubborn, loves to draw attention to themselves in any way, arguers for the sake of the process itself, doesn’t notice the state of others or hear them! Exactly right! And he’s always smiling!» And she attached a photo of her little Aries. Here it is.
Another girl commented on the post like this: “My brother is an Aries—he was a perpetual motion machine in childhood, a jumper, a breaker…” and so on (a needle in the haystack)…
It should be noted that the phrase “a needle in the haystack” is a very characteristic description for a pure Aries. Among them, hyperactive kids are most common. For example, Masha from the cartoon “Masha and the Bear.” Do you think she resembles an Aries—a perpetual jumper, fidget, screamer, and breaker?
But there were also other comments about my description of Aries children, such as this one: “As a child, I was very shy and timid, the complete opposite of Pippi. I didn’t play with dolls but played school, wanting to be in charge. My favorite fairy-tale hero was Buratino—I envied his bravery.
This raises the question: why do some people match the Aries archetype perfectly, while others don’t? Astrologers view this fact calmly—it’s a reality. Such discrepancies are most common in those born at the beginning or end of a sign, because other planets in the horoscope were either still in the sign before Aries—in Pisces—or in the sign after Aries—in Taurus.
If the description doesn’t match your case, it means that not only Aries but also other zodiac signs are strongly expressed in your child’s horoscope. Pure Aries, like any other sign, are rare… This is an archetype. By the same analogy, there are no absolutely perfect geometric shapes in nature: we can’t find a naturally created, perfectly round circle or square, because they are also archetypes. Therefore, every specific round or square object of natural origin will differ in some way from the archetype.
It’s the same with the archetypes of the zodiac signs: there is the Aries or Taurus archetype, and there are real Aries and real Taurus, each of whom will differ in some way from the standard description of the sign. This is an individual approach. In my next blog, I want to talk about the Taurus child archetype, describing it from different angles and perspectives. If you have such a child—get ready to comment on the next post.
It would be very interesting to find images of fairy-tale or cartoon characters that your children resemble in character. For Aries, I’ve found two bright female images so far: Pippi Longstocking and Masha from the cartoon “Masha and the Bear.” But I can’t think of a male character for an Aries boy. Could it be Malysh Kibalchish?
I would be very happy if you could suggest characters you think are typical of Aries and Taurus children. And in the next blog, we will definitely talk in more detail about little Tauruses.
