Your Zodiacs ^u^
 

Here are some links to various Zodiacs, and I think it'd be fun to see all the different kinds here at the Drome. If you already know yours just feel free to put 'em down. =3 (if we think that this probably belongs in that all about you thread, or if it's in the wrong section, let me know, and I'll ask a mod to move it, or they can move it themselves. Whatever works best.)

Zodiac sign dates

Celtic Animal Zodiac

Chinese Zodiac

Native American Animal Zodiac

Flower Zodiac (Most likely will be different from your birth flower by month. For instance my birth flower is the Lily, but my zodiac flower is different.)

Mine
Zodiac sign: Taurus
Celtic: Cow/Bull
Chinese: Rat
Native American: Beaver
Flower: Poppy

I can't wait to see all o' yours! :tgrin:

We're close in date so very similar.

Taurus
Cow/Bull
Sheep
Beaver
Poppy

Most of all, a proud Taurus, both an Earth sign and born on Earth Day. :tcool:


Heh, looked at the date on your profile, I think you share what is supposedly the Turtles' birthday (or public birthday/anniversary), lucky. :)

Mine are totally different.

Zodiac - Libra
Celtic - Butterfly
Chinese - Horse
N. A. - Raven
Flower - Rose

Didn´t even know they had that with flowers :lol:

Astrological: Sagittarius
Celtic: Black Horse
Chinese: Year of The Metal Hen / Rooster *Just type in your birth year to find out what elemental animal you are.*
Native American: Owl

Okay, I did the Flower Zodiac one. I figured "Ah heck, why not..?"
Narcissus.

Oh, thank you for reminding me, I knew I had another Earth one in there...

Earth Sheep. Very similar to Taurus traits.

Lots of Earth stuff with me. *nods at user name, despite spelling*

Celtic zodiac? Wuuuuut lol

My zodiacs :3

Zodiac sign: Aries
Celtic: Cow/Bull
Chinese: Fire Rabbit <3
Native American: Falcon
Flower: Honeysuckle

I don't believe in horoscopes, but they are still fun to read. Thank you LL for all the links. I had fun reading about different zodiacs from other cultures. The Chinese one describes me best. I also liked the Honeysuckle and Cow. My Native American horoscope makes me sound like an a-hole.

You literally took all of mine. Shame on you! :P

No it doesn't. In my opinion, falcons are really cool birds.
Being a Falcon sounds better than being a Pigeon.
Unless you're Pigeon Pete. Called it.

:D Here, I'll scoot over so we can share a seat.

For sure falcons are incredible birds :3 But its the description that's got me all :o "Left to his/her own devices, the Falcon can be vain, rude, intolerant, impatient, and over-sensitive." Gee, thanks lol! ...Oops. My reaction might've been a little sensitive haha

I think the "left to his/her own devices" is the negative parts for all. I got "nervous, cowardly, possessive, arrogant, and over-demanding."

Ah, I see. Well...There are pros and cons to everything, right?

Zodiac - Gemini
Celtic - Seahorse
Chinese - Boar
Native - Deer
Flower - Lavender

I agree a lot with the Seahorse, ...
I've got a book about 'Gemini's' how "Two-Faced" we can be, that's kind of true in certain events, though. When I'm busy and people keep calling me, I have to look forward and put a smile on my face and say very cheerfully: 'Yeeeeees?' - my mother thinks I'm about to kill someone when I do that. lol - I guess it's kind of true for everyone to have two identities, the one you are showing and the one you don't want to show to anyone ...

Sagittarius, hawk, horse, owl, Narcissus. The flower description of me was quite accurate.

Interesting topic. I'm a free spirit no matter how you try to peg me, and my signs show it. Being Wiccan, I have a more than passing interest and knowledge in various zodiacs, some more than others. Here are mine!


Western aka Greek- Sagittarius. Yup, I'm an Archer. This is a Fire sign, mutable, volatile, and adaptable. We are honest, open, adventurous and versatile, also VERY opinionated and passionate about what we believe. Intellectual, and can make great leaders, but are also extremely independent, and don't like to be tied down. Can sometimes be procrastinators. Creative, intuitive, studious, and love nature and exercise, as well as travel and parties equally. Sort of the "jack of all trades" of the Zodiac. My

Celtic- Hawk. I'm not as familiar with this one, though it's not much different. Philosophical, open-minded, and able to see all sides of an issue, but still very opinionated, with a strong sense of balance and integrity. Philanthropic and generous. I will also add that my hubby is an otter- playful, fun-loving, and adventurous, as well as gentle and sensitive. We fit well together because of this.

Chinese- Dragon. Not just ANY dragon, but a Fire Dragon, which makes me a "pure" fire sign! This makes both my Western and Chinese signs more potent, being a stronger aspect than either would be if my element were different. Dragons are already one of the most "powerful" signs, and being magnified by the combined fire elements just increases the strength of both. However, it also makes the sign more volatile and prone to strong emotions. Not violent per se, but they can have outbursts of temper that can be frightening!

N.A- Owl. Oddly, this one is the exact opposite of what one might expect. They are adventurous, sensitive, and easy-going, but can also be careless, reckless, or overindulgent. They are adaptable and can be enthusiastic. This is very different from the owl's usual associations of wisdom, knowledge, and calm reserve. In other cultures, the owl represents the feminine power of the moon, intellectualism, and protection. Here, it is more of a "free spirit".

Flower- Narcissus. Philosophical, direct, honest, and have a sensitive side. Can come on strong, but enjoy sharing knowledge with others, are to the point, and trustworthy. Imaginative and a bit of a dreamer. This is my birth flower; my stones are turquoise/blue topaz, which are very different in meaning. Blue Topaz is an airy stone that represents intellect, clarity, and peace. It calms the emotions and promotes healing. Turquoise is earthy, grounded, and represents protection, courage, happiness, and health.


My other half is a Pisces Wood Rabbit in his Western/Chinese signs, making him a Wood/Water sign. Which is funny, considering my fire element is directly opposed to BOTH of his! By all rights, we should make a very explosive combination, but in fact, we tend to balance each other, and only boil over or burn each other up on rare occasions. My dragon is dominant over his rabbit, but we work well together in spite of this. Probably because he's content to let me be me, and as a dragon, I like being in control, which he doesn't mind.

I do know that I'm born in the year of the Hare and by the standard idea of the Zodiac I am a Scorpio. But, those signs are a wee bit outdated since things don't stay still in space, something that wasn't accounted for when people created the Zodiac. So I'm actually a Libra (1st-23rd November).

But in the grand scheme, it doesn't really matter.

Zodiac: Leo
Celtic: Horse
Chinese: Tiger
Native American: Salmon
Flower: Sunflower

Taurus, Bull, Snake, Beaver and Poppy
So a Scaly Snake-Bull-Beaver Hybrid that smells awesome.

Same, only that my Chinese Zodiac sign is the rooster.

I'm a dork. I knew all of these ''cept for the flower and Celtic sign. lol I didn't know about flowers either.

All the same except I'm a wren in Celtic and a dragon in Chinese. I'm an earth dragon

:lol:

Awesome, so then I've got a pure Earth sign covered. Alright, you start over there and hit 'em with the fire and volcanoes, I'll get the earthquakes going on the eastern side. Ok, who else do we need for this "horsemen of the apocalypses" variant... :tlol:

Cancer
Horse
Rooster (I’m a metal rooster)
Woodpecker
Acanthus

Actually, you'd be North, and I'd be South. In pagan terms, it goes clockwise, (nearly) always starting from the North(or "midnight"). Earth, Air, Fire, Water. Water is West, and Air is East.

I'm mainly fire in all my zodiacs except the Celtic cow dealy. That one's earth.

I'll be one of those apocalyptic horsemen.:P But then I'd have to change my name to DeathFall.:ohwell:

Sagittarius *formerly named Chiron* was originally a half man half horse creature *also called a centaur.* However Chiron was one of the few civilized centaurs; most of them behaved in favor of violence in the myths.

Zodiac sign: Leo
Celtic: Horse
Chinese: Rat
Native American: Salmon
Flower: Sunflower


I'll also leave this here:

Best Weird Al song ever.:tthumbsu:

Ah! Neat! :D Midnight, don't mind that at all.

Zodiac: Scorpio
Celtic: Wolf/Hound
Chinese: Horse
Native American: Snake
Flowe: Chrysanthemum

Astrology is ******** pseudo-science, btw.

Perhaps, but there is some truth to it, all the same.

Here's a fun one for you- take the date of the month you were born, and it will show your "birth number". If it's a double-digit date, add the two digits together to get a number of 1-9. For example, someone born on the 4th of a given month will be a 4, as will someone born on the 13th or 22nd. Some one born on the 11th would be a two. A 10 would reduce to 1, obviously.

Your birth number tells just as much about you as your Zodiac sign, and putting the two together makes for an interesting read!

Here: http://www.whats-your-sign.com/spiri...f-numbers.html


For example, I'm a two:

Two: The symbolic meaning of number Two is kindness, balance, tact, equalization, and duality. The number Two reflects a quiet power of judgment, and the need for planning. Two beckons us to choose. The spiritual meaning of number Two also deals with exchanges made with others, partnerships (both in harmony and rivalry), and communication. Two urges us out of our indecision, calls us to unite with like-minds, and like-ideals. Two asks us to exert our natural flow of judgment to do what is best for our souls.

This kinda stuff is fun... :)

Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Celtic Sign: Seahorse
Chinese Sign: Boar
Native American: Deer
Flower Sign: Lavender
Number: 4

"Pseudo" or no, it's kinda fun stuff to read into now and then.

:)


What's your opinion on 11 and 22 also standing on their own? According to other things I've read in past. That site has a page about 11, though I notice a lack of 22. (I'm a 22, born at 12:20 am. And others, the 2s have always kinda been around for me.)

Some numerology traditions distill everything down to a single digit number, while others will also include certain "power" numbers like double 1's 2's, etc, or numbers like 13 (number of moons in a year), 12 (months), and a few others. It depends on which one you follow, really. I've got a book titled "What Your Birthday Reveals About You", which only uses the 1-9 spectrum. It's pretty accurate, and deals with both Chinese AND Western zodiacs, combined with the birth number. As a side-note, I used this book to try to determine the most likely "birthdays" of the TMNT!

Zodiac - Virgo
Celtic - Fish/Salmon
Chinese - Snake
Native American - Bear
Flower - Morning Glory

Hmm.

Zodiac Sign: LIBRA - Balance, Justice, Truth, Beauty, Perfection

Celtic Animal: SWAN -
Spiritually evolved, and eloquent in expressing themselves, the swan swims in a class of their own. They have high standards, infinitely discriminating tastes and they have a keen eye for beauty (even when others cannot see it). Very refined and noble, sometimes the swan is mistaken as detached. This however, is not the case. The swan is a lover, and can prove to be quite passionate in relationships. That "coolness" comes from the swan's understanding of composure. They're natural aristocrats. They can be exacting in details, and have specific ideas about how things should be done. If you want someone who is perceptive, organized and extremely tasteful, get a swan's perspective.

(Alllllright that's actually kind of creepy :lol:)

Chinese Sign: DOG -
Element: Earth
Partners well with: Tiger and Horse
Characteristics: Loyal, sociable, courageous, diligent, steady, lively, adaptable, smart

Native American Sign: RAVEN -
Highly enthusiastic, and a natural entrepreneur, the Crow is quite a charmer. But he/she doesn't have to work at being charming - it comes easily. Everyone recognizes the Crow's easy energy, and everyone turns to the Crow for his/her ideas and opinions. This is because the Crow is both idealistic and diplomatic and is quite ingenious. In nurturing environments this Native American animal symbol is easy-going, can be romantic, and soft-spoken. Further, the crow can be quite patient, and intuitive in relationships. Left to his/her own devices, the Crow can be demanding, inconsistent, vindictive, and abrasive.

Flower: ROSE -
The rose zodiac flower sign exposes the truth in all things. If you have this flower sign you have a unique ability to see the hidden meanings in things and expose the underlying evidence for what it is. You have an eye for classic beauty, and you love to surround yourself with beautiful things too. You are attracted to philosophy, poetry and art. Because you see the beauty and truth in all things, you do not tolerate injustice or cruelty. You are most happy when you are with friends and family - taking a walk and enjoying nature.
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Some of that's not too close but a lot of it's scary. :lol:

Here's Mine
 

Zodiac sign: Leo
Celtic: Fish/Salmon
Chinese: Boar
Native American: Salmon
Flower: SunFlower

Jesus there's two Salmons lol! someone always says there's somethign fishy about me :lol: :lol: :D :)

Mine are as follows:

Zodiac sign: Aries

Chinese sign: Dragon

Flower sign: Honeysuckle

Native American sign: Falcon

Celtic sign: Cow/bull

I really do like the descriptions of the signs I got, just not happy with the birthday I have overtime. Fun activity though. :)

29th would be 11, right?

Yeah, but depending on the tradition, that might be further reduced to a 2. Im unfamiliar with ones that treat 11 as a separate number, so you could just use that. Numerology isn't exactly my specialty. That would be weather magic and love, healing, or protection spells. And the occasional binding....

I do, however, also read tarot and Norse runes. Herbology, crystal divining, astral meditation(it's nothing like in movies/tv) and making charms.

You're the Moon Moon among fishes :lol: