☆Your greatest challenge is to get others to take you seriously
☆The way forward is…
to prove you mean business by acting out rather than talking about your ideals.
The Birthday Of The Prophet, The Day Of Utopia
Sun sign: Aquarius
Ruling planet: Uranus, the visionary
Symbol: The Water Carrier
Birth date ruler: Neptune, the speculator
Tarot card: The Chariot (resilience)
Favorable numbers: 7, 9
Lucky days: Saturday and Monday, especially when these days fall on 7 and 9 of the month
Lucky colors: All shades of blue and purple
Birthstone: Amethyst
People born on February 7 are progressive individuals with a keen intellect and an inherent sense of justice. It is impossible for them to witness injustice or cruelty without speaking out. Above all, they are prophets with a vision and a burning desire to change social attitudes and right wrongs.
They have a wonderful imagination and a youthful approach to life, but also have a tendency to exaggerate or embellish things. This, together with their openness and spontaneity, can sometimes make them appear naïive or childlike. Others may dismiss them or take them for granted but this is a mistake. Although they like to share their dreams with others, the difference between them and other dreamers lies in their ability to turn dreams into reality.
Quick to identify solutions to problems, these people often pursue their goals with zest and enthusiasm, sometimes with fanatical zeal. This approach makes others sit up and take notice, but occasionally they haven’t thought through their plans. Although their great communication skills easily win them supporters, when things don’t run smoothly and others start to find fault, February 7 people can hide their disillusionment behind a wall of cynicism. They must understand that life is too complex to be seen in terms of right or wrong or quick-fix solutions. They need to learn to accept that there will always be viewpoints differing from their own and that there are many paths—not one—to the greater good. Around the age of forty-three there is a significant turning point which helps them fine-tune their relationship skills and become more open minded.
People born on this day like nothing better than to help others; one thing they will not accommodate, however, is authority. They have little patience for enforced conformity and if forced into a corner they may resort to subversive or disruptive behavior. As well as a rebellious streak they also have great determination; once they can find an outlet for their self-expression and fully commit to it, these modern-day prophets really can make the world a better and fairer place.
☆ On the dark side：Critical, Unrealistic, dissatisfied
☆ At your best：Visionary, fair, spontaneous
Those born on February 7 have a social vision and a desire to right existing inequalities.
They are among the most idealistic people of the year, but can be mistaken for being harsh, ironic, even cynical by those who do not understand them. It is true that February 7 people are severely critical of life as it is, but not without an idea of what it could be. Their efforts to live by their ideals, however, and hopes that others will also, are not always realistic.
Those February 7 people less openly critical are sometimes taken for being innocent or naive, primarily due to their natural air and youthful manner. Indeed, they value greatly the sincerity of youth and seek to keep it alive in themselves. They generally believe that what is closest to divinity, nature or universal values is the best that there is.
Any naivete notwithstanding, February 7 people are usually astute judges of character and students of the human heart and personality. As a rule, they pick their friends very carefully. If they take on the responsibilities of a family and have children, they emphasize fairness and usually try to remain open to their children's point of view. February 7 people believe that children can teach us a great deal, and that childhood should be as happy as possible. Those born on this day do not stand for cruelty toward the weak and unprotected. Human suffering has a damaging effect on their psyche, particularly if they do not act to confront it. Many born on this day do become involved in causes, either in their community or on a wider social scale.
February 7 people can go very far with their thoughts, and therefore chafe under the constraint of authority, whether parental or societal. Those born on this day refuse to be muzzled by those who are threatened by their ideas. Valuing spontaneity, they also like to see others express themselves honestly and openly, even if they do not agree with them. February 7 people are categorically opposed to repression, stiffness, repetitive habit and reactionary tendencies, which they see as deadening to the human character.
Those born on this day have their work cut out for them if they wish to convince others of their views. They can meet with stubborn resistance from more practical and less idealistic individuals who feel that the status quo, although not perfect, is preferable to change. Though free spirits, February 7 people sometimes have to content themselves with revealing existing problems, making suggestions and allowing others to either take it or leave it. Should they be intent on forcefully impressing their ideas on others they must be prepared to face rejection, outright hostility and even ostracism.
Power Thought：I can instruct but I can’t enforce，An ideal world can only be created by idealpeople
Those born on the 7th day of the month are ruled by the number 7 and by the planet Neptune. Neptune is the watery planet ruling visions, dreams and psychic phenomena and February 7 people are prone to these unstable influences. A Neptune-Uranus connection Uranus rules Aquarius) indicates openness to change, and a healthy desire to loosen existing taboos. Those born on this day must avoid getting out of touch with reality by overemphasizing their dreams and aspirations. Also, they must beware of suspicious or unsubstantiated psychic and occult activities. Those ruled by the number 7 traditionally enjoy change and travel.
The 7th card of the Major Arcana is The Chariot, which shows a triumphant figure moving through the world, manifesting his physical presence in a dynamic way. The card may be interpreted to mean that no matter how narrow or precarious the correct path, one must continue on. The good side of this card posits success, talent and efficiency; the bad side suggests a dictatorial attitude and a poor sense of direction.
☆Luck maker：(Don’t take it all personally)Just because people reject your ideas doesn’t mean they are rejecting you. Lucky people have the resilience to take criticism on board without it affecting their self-esteem.
You’re drawn to people born on February 20 to March 20：Your hearts are free of greed and full of idealism, and this can create a loving and tender relationship.
The high expectations that people born on February 7 have can be quite daunting for potential partners. They are more than likely to live up to them themselves but if others are unable to do the same they can become bitter. It is important for them to allow their partner to have their own ideals rather than imposing theirs on them, and to be clear about what is real and what is fantasy.
People born on this day tend to take care of their health and to eat healthily and exercise regularly, but they do need to make sure that they don’t develop unhealthy eating patterns when under stress. Mind-body therapies such as yoga, tai chi and physical therapies such as massage or even thumping a punch bag should help them unwind when the going gets tough. If stress is a constant part of their life they might want to try burning a chamomile-, lavender-,or sandalwood-scented candle. These, like wearing, meditating on and surrounding themselves with the colors blue or green, produce a calming effect.
Those born on February 7 are generally open to various up-to-date remedies, cures and forms of treatment. However, they instinctively realize that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and therefore pay mind to keeping themselves healthy. Yoga, tai-chi. meditation and Shiatsu massage may help them rid themselves of excess stress. February 7 people should, however, be wary of fad diets, particularly when the object is weight loss. However, a modern approach to food and cooking is good for February 7 people, as they usually enjoy exotic ethnic cuisines as well as healthy basics: fresh vegetables, whole grain breads, yoghurt, nuts and fruit. They are best suited for a light, fun diet. Moderate, daily physical exercise is recommended, perhaps early morning jogging or swimming, if possible
These people have the ability to present their thoughts in a compelling way and can make excellent writers or storytellers as well as actors, journalists, politicians, teachers, and lecturers. It is best for them to avoid routine office work, and careers that offer plenty of variety, travel and challenge will appeal. Self-starters they may also find fulfillment working for themselves or they could use their analytical ability in the world of science or research. Finally, humanitarian and social causes as well as the world of conventional or alternative health care will almost certainly appeal, if not as a career than as a passionate outside interest.
The life path of people born on this day is to learn to accept that not every-one will agree with them all of the time. When they can be tolerant of divergent viewpoints, their destiny is to persuade rather than dictate to others the need for social reform.
Though you can change but a small piece of the world, you can perfect yourself Work on overcoming your personal weaknesses Set an example for others. Remain open and idealistic even as you mature.
Charles Dickens(British writer and social critic), Laura Ingalls Wilder(American writer), Eddie Izzard(British comedian),
Charles Dickens (British Victorian novelist, Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, lived rags-to-nches life), e^B I Sinclair Lewis (novelist, first American to win Nobel Prize for Literature, Arrowsmith), Laura Ingalls Wilder (novelist, children's writer, Little House on the Prairie), Sir Thomas More (British saint, theologian, philosopher, Utopia, beheaded by Henry VIII for treason, canonized), An Wang (computer genius, entrepreneur, Wang Corporation founder), Eubie Blake (ragtime, jazz pianist, composer, concerts in his nineties), Alfred Adler (Viennese social psychiatrist), Juliette Greco (French dancer, film actress, existentialist icon), King Curtis (jazz, rock & roll tenor saxophonist, bandleader), Stuart Davis (painter, illustrator), Buster Crabbe (body builder, fitness expert, film actor, Flash Gordon), Guy Talese (writer, Thy Neighbor's Wife), Drysdale Wang (Australian painter), Raymond L Bisplinghoff (aeronautical engineer), Daryl S. Jackson (Australian architect), Eddie Bracken (film actor), Alfred M. Worden (US astronaut). Ossip Gabnlovrtch (Russian pianist). Norman J. Anderson (combat aviator, US Air Force brigadier general), Merrill Womack (gospel performer)
