Quick-witted and analytical, though at times aloof or impatient. When unbalanced, they may fall into overthinking; when well-directed, their intelligence transforms into creativity and wisdom.

Mothers and siblings are often intelligent and capable, providing both support and inspiration.

Partners are often intelligent and kind, offering companionship on both intellectual and emotional levels. Relationships may fluctuate, requiring flexibility, patience, and communication.

Children tend to be bright and creative, though may struggle with focus. With gentle guidance, they can fully realize their potential.

Talented in financial management and investments, well-suited for trade, consulting, technical fields, or eloquence-based careers. Caution is needed to avoid speculative risks.

Linked to the skeletal system—neck, pelvis, and limbs. Mental stress and overthinking may manifest as physical tension.

Fond of change, frequent travel, or relocation. They adapt quickly to new environments, though should remain mindful of friction caused by aloofness or sensitivity.

Naturally drawn to intelligent, capable friends. Social networks often shift with career changes or evolving interests, sometimes extending across regions.

Excel in roles requiring strategy, analysis, communication, or creativity—such as planning, research, media, design, or consulting. Often regarded as “think-tank talents.”

Prefer dynamic and convenient living spaces, often moving or redecorating. Urban, well-connected environments stimulate creativity and opportunity.

Spiritually inclined, often drawn to philosophy, metaphysics, or religion. They find peace and fulfillment through intellectual or spiritual pursuits.

Fathers are typically intelligent, capable, and influential, offering both inspiration and practical support.