☆Your greatest challenge is knowing how to cope with anger or disappointment
☆The way forward is to understand that painful feelings are only released when they are faced. Remember the only way out is through.
The Birthday Of Progression, The Day Of Upward Mobility
Sun sign: Capricorn
Ruling planet: Saturn, the teacher
Symbol: The Horned Goat
Birth date ruler: Uranus, the visionary
Tarot card: Death (change)
Favorable numbers: 4, 5
Lucky days: Saturday and Sunday, especially when these days fall on 4 and 5 of the month
Lucky colors: Black, fir green, sky blue
Birthstone: Garnet
Progression is the key word for those born on January 13. They never stand still, always moving forward in their lives, whatever their circumstances or start in life. Their ability to overcome obstacles and make even the most difficult of transitions or tasks seem easy gives them a natural charisma.
Those who make life seem easy are universally favored, and people born on this day not only have the ability to succeed; they also have the ability to keep their cool when all around are losing theirs. When setbacks occur they pick themselves up, learn from their mistakes and do all it takes to reach their goals; and reach them they will.
People born on this day have no problems leaving their past behind them. They understand the importance of letting go in order to progress and move beyond limitations. They particularly enjoy initiating new projects and ideas, and they work steadily and in a disciplined way until they have attained what they desire. Although their imagination and intelligence give them the potential to succeed in many areas, the arena of social and humanitarian reform has particular appeal for them. Of course they feel disappointment and disillusion at times—they are human like everyone else—but typically after the age of thirty-eight, more often than not sooner, they discover the importance of making their mind work for rather than against themselves.
It’s impossible for people born on January 13 to hold back in any way and they cannot see the point of doing anything unless one hundred per cent of one’s attention and energy is given. If others are not committed or are lazy or not paying attention, they will let them know. They will progress faster if they can understand that not everyone has the same drive or need for achievement as they have, and that sometimes the price for having high ideals means that they have to stand alone. By taking time out to relax they can discover whether they have being pushing themselves too hard or have become too detached from the world they are so committed to improving.
☆ On the dark side：Stubborn, rebellious, bossy
☆ At your best：High achiever, expert, revolutionary
Those born on January 13 are very much concerned with enhancing their security through improved status. Of course, some January 13 people are born into wealth, but most struggle upwards their whole life to achieve a position of preeminence, power, security and authority. Having bettered their lot. rarely if ever will they allow themselves to slip back into a lower social category. Indeed, those January 13 people who have risen from poverty often display a repulsion for their humble beginnings. Thus they generally feel most comfortable identifying with the middle and upper financial classes. Being well-off, very well-off, comfortable or simply secure are the only possibilities as far as these determined individuals are concerned.
The theme of upward mobility may be a kind of philosophical outlook for this day. January 13 people are devoted to human self-improvement in a larger, more profound sense, and seek to educate, enlighten and intellectually broaden their family and friends, as well as themselves.
Having an often remarkable memory aids greatly in such endeavors, as does a buoyant sense of optimism.
January 13 people can carry a great deal of insecurity with them; as they constantly seek to better themselves, they may not be comfortable where they are at any given time; they may insist on their correctness in all things to assure themselves. Those born on this day can thus have great difficulty admitting to any weakness or failure in their makeup. It is not so much that they consider themselves perfect, but that admitting poor judgment, errors or lack of knowledge could begin them on a downward spiral, which they will not allow. Proud above all else, January 13 people hate putting themselves in an inferior position relative to anyone they know; this may amount to a mania at times.
For all of the above reasons, January 13 people run the risk of being unrealistic as regards their true abilities and successes. Not overly concerned with the opinions of others, they may increasingly rely on their own judgment to the exclusion of outside input. Naturally, this attitude isolates them and ultimately wins them few friends.
On the other hand, when January 13 people gladly let others in to share their world, they can be "the life of the party," so to speak, as their unflagging optimism carries others along.
Though highly opinionated and sometimes stubborn, those born on this day are never boring.
January 13 people should strive to keep their kindness and generosity alive, particularly since their ability to both give and take freely is an important indicator of their mental wellbeing, in later life particularly. Nonconditional giving as well as being able to accept gifts from others without feeling threatened are important goals for them to strive for. Above all, those born on January 13 must never forget their roots and deeply human origins.
Power Thought：I can and will reach my full potential，To the crazy person, the normal one is insane
Those born on the 13th day of the month are ruled by the number i (1+5=4). and by the planet Uranus which is both erratic and explosive. For January 13 people, the combined influence of Uranus and Saturn (ruler of Capricorn) can indicate secretiveness. guardedness and perhaps a violent temper. The number 4 typically represents rebellion, idiosyncratic beliefs and a desire to change the rules. However. January 13 people may become overly authoritarian in laying down their own niles once they themselves occupy a position of power. Although the number 13 is considered unlucky by many people it is. rather, a powerful number which does carry the responsibility of using its power wisely or inviting self-destruction.
The most misunderstood card in the Tarot is the 13th card of the Major Arcana. Death, which very rarely is to be taken literally but generally signifies a letting go of the past in order to grow beyond limitations, metamorphically. Both this card and the number 4 suggest that January 13 people must guard against discouragement, disillusion, pessimism and melancholy.
☆Luck maker：(Have faith)Unwavering self-belief when the going gets tough generates the ability and enthusiasm you need to succeed.
You’re drawn to people born on October 24 to November 22：You share a broad outlook and a passion for accomplishment and this can create an imaginative and exciting union.
People born on January 13 tend to be attracted to a partner from whom they can learn or who are a step higher than them on the social ladder. They need to respect and admire their partner rather than the other way round and take great pride in his or her success or accomplishment. Until they find someone to whom they feel ready to commit, their charismatic personality naturally attracts admirers and can mean they will have an erratic love life, sometimes with numerous partners in succession.
Those born on this day are likely to look after their health as they learn early in life that a healthy body leads to a healthy mind. They need to take care that they do not become too obsessive, however, and worry about their health to the extent that every ache and pain has meaning. Exercise is important to keep them flexible and toned but again they need to take care that they do not overwork themselves in a quest for physical perfection. Spending more time in nature or reading, meditating or surrounding themselves with shades of green should help keep them grounded and disciplined but also flexible enough to change course if it becomes necessary.
Those born on January 13 may become overly concerned with their health in later years. They may take a too active interest in whatever is wrong with them and come to idolize their attending physicians, or at the very least, expect too much from them. Typically, those born on this day can suffer problems with their joints with advancing age. Vigorous physical exercise is recommended for keeping them limber, but they should not go overboard and cause damage to themselves. As far as diet is concerned, the healthiest thing forJanuary 13 people is to eat small portions of food several times a day. By incorporating more fresh vegetables and other perishables in their diet, they can greatly aid their vitality and longevity.
The ability of these people to stay calm in a crisis ideally suits them to careers in medicine, the armed forces, personal relations and the emergency services. They may also be attracted to education, where the fields of philosophy and psychology may be of particular interest. Their obligation to society and making the world a better place may draw them toward humanitarian causes. Imaginative and creative enough to work alone, these individuals are also happy working for others in advisory or specialist roles.
The life path of people born on this day is to rise above adversity and help others do the same. Once they have found the courage to stand alone and have learned to respect differences as well as similarities in others, their destiny is to make the world a more harmonious place by bringing people together and settling disputes.
Absolute security is an illusion. Seek to continue growing and learning. Continue taking chances and don't get locked in. Beware of suspicious tendencies Money isn't everything.
Orlando Bloom(British actor), Bill Bailey(British comedian), Liam Hemsworth(Australian actor),
Horatio Alger (writer of boy's books, success stories, rags-to-riches), George Gurgieff (Central Asian philosopher, Tales of Beelzebub, Meetings with Remarkable Men), Sophie Tucker (singer, entertainer, stage star for sixty years, "Last of the Red-Hot Mamas," autobiography: Some of These Days), John J. Pershing ("Black Jack." US WWI military commander, army chief of staff), Anna May Wong (first Chinese- American film actress, appeared in silents and talkies, stage performer), Tom Gola (basketball forward, guard, 4x All-American, 4x NBA All-Star), Lev Kuleshov (Soviet film theonst, director, The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks), Edmund White (gay writer, A Boy's Own Story), A.B. Guthrie (Western novelist, The Big Sky), Robert Stack (film, TV actor, played original Elliot Ness of The Untouchables), Gwen Verdon (Broadway musical singer, dancer, film actress), Joe Pass (jazz guitarist), Kevin Mitchell (San Francisco Giants baseball outfielder, NL RBI, HR leader), Ralph Edwards (TV host), Michael Bond (children's writer, Paddington Bear creator), W.H. Chaney (astrologer), Minnie Theobald (mys- Richard Addinsell (composer), Sir John Ritchie Fmdlay (British publisher), Olin C. Wilson (astronomer)
