When it comes to the twelve zodiac signs, each one plays a different role in the collective of humanity and mirroring the cycle of life. We are born, we grow, and we transcend to the next cycle. Recently, we discussed zodiac elements and how they all unite to balance the spirit, the mind, emotion, and matter. Yet, the Ancients had further ways of classifying the twelve signs, and it was into three different qualities. 

Each quality represents a different stage in the year’s cycle of seasons, but also mirrors how we interact with other people individually or in a group. Each has their role to play and stands a part from the rest.

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The four elements come together to make all that we know in this world. Fire ignites and burns everything around it to create new life. Earth roots us in a tangible world and provides the harvest that we need. Air fills our lungs, allows us to communicate, and moves the sky. Water nourishes us and keeps us healthy, as well as ripens the food that we eat. Together, these four elements are the building blocks of our planet.

As mankind evolved and learned about the world, they believed that the Universe was a reflection of them. The planet had consistent patterns, as did the stars, which they began to map and chart in order to better control and understand the world around them. Through this reflection, mankind realized that the elements also were within themselves. These elements held different qualities and meanings, and when united, they also revealed how humanity is always woven together and needs each other to survive. 

Of the elements, there are masculine and feminine dualities. Masculine elements, fire and air, are active and assertive. They tend to be more extroverted and spontaneous. Feminine elements, earth and water, are more self-contained and powerful through inner reserves of passion. They tend to be more introverted, preferring to first feel or think prior to acting. Because there are twelve signs in the zodiac, they are all grouped into four different groups of elements. Each group has three different signs, which is what astrologers call triplicities.

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Mother’s Day is one of the most special days of the year because no matter what, everyone has had some sort of “maternal role model” in their life at some point in time. Whether it’s a biological mother, an adopted one, a “best friend” one, a mentor, a Dad who is also a mother, two gay fathers, or however you define it – we gather each year to celebrate this deep and beautiful relationship in May. Gratitude is always important at this time, as well as knowing how your “mother” operates. This is her pattern, but also how your “mother” would like to be celebrated. Here’s a quick zodiac guide to understanding your mother directly from the stars.

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For centuries, mankind has been fascinated by magic, science, and spirituality. Over time, we have developed new methods of understanding both simple and profound truths about ourselves and the world that we live within. What we once associated with magic continuously grows with tangible, scientific evidence. It is fascinating to even ponder what things we still have yet to learn.

The energy we give off to other people can be defined in a few different ways. “Vibes,” “impressions,” “aura,” or “frequency” have grown in use over recent years because they all hint at the basic foundation of how we integrate information into our awareness. The energy we give off can be related to tangible evidence, such as eye contact, body language, vocal inflection, clothing, or posture. The subtleties and nuances of how we communicate our intentions, confidence, and authenticity all play a role in our initial first impressions.

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Each zodiac sign has their own style and pattern of sleep. Look into the stars to find out about yours!

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Every zodiac sign has something to learn from the stars that we can carry forth into our lives. Are you ready to step in front of the mirror?

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