☆Your greatest challenge is learning to listen
☆The way forward is to think like a mirror. A mirror doesn’t judge or give advice. It reflects back what the person is saying.
The Birthday Of Controversy, The Day Of The Instigator
Sun sign: Sagittarius
Ruling planet: Jupiter, the philosopher
Symbol: The Archer
Birth date ruler: Mars, the warrior
Tarot card: The High Priestess (intuition)
Favorable numbers: 2, 4
Lucky days: Thursday and Monday, especially when these days fall on 2 and 4 of the month
Lucky colors: Blue, silver, white
Birthstone: Turquoise
When November 29 people walk into a room the atmosphere instantly changes, and everyone feels a sense of excitement and possibility. This is because they are energetic and dynamic individuals who are stimulated by challenge and the desire to move forward with their personal goals, career goals and, if possible, the greater good.
Although they are innovative, exciting and optimistic and can encourage others to be more courageous in their thinking, these people have a habit of stirring up controversy because they like to think outside the box. Challenging the status quo, whether necessary or not, is a way of life for them, and they are hopeless at keeping their unconventional ideas to themselves. In fact they love to express their opinions, and it doesn’t matter to them if they get a negative response—what they really want from others is a reaction, and a negative one is better than none. Sometimes, however, their provocative manner does step over the mark and they need to ensure that they don’t highlight emotional vulnerabilities in others for no reason but to demonstrate their own power over them.
Up to the age of twenty-one they may want to expand their opportunities through enterprising ventures, study or travel, but after the age of twenty-three they start to become more realistic and goal-orientated in their approach to their achievements. During this period, there will be a need for more order and structure in their lives. Another turning point occurs around the age of fifty-three when expressing their individuality comes into the spotlight.
Whatever age they are they will always be a catalyst for change. If they can make sure that this is not change for the sake of excitement but positive change that can encourage progress—on their own behalf as well as those of others—these invigorating people have the potential to become inspired thinkers with a gift not just for keeping everyone on their toes but with a gift to offer the world through their work or creative expression.
☆ On the dark side：Provocative, stressed, shocking
☆ At your best：Invigorating, dramatic, daring
Those born on November 29 have a knack for provoking others—sometimes to thought, at other times to conflict. They like to stir up the pot and usually their presence alone leads to some change in the status quo. Sometimes branded as troublemakers, they are not overly concerned with what others think of them.
November 29 people know how to push emotional buttons. They can get great mileage out of a cutting comment, a raised eyebrow or a telling silence. They may in fact regard themselves as watchdogs of the truth, and woe to anyone who presumes to depart from it! Their capacity to punish such transgressors can be frightening, since they know exactly where and when to strike. They must beware, however, that just punishment does not turn sadistic and lose its underlying integrity.
November 29 people may not contribute so much to the stability of social and political institutions but they certainly keep them honest and on their toes. In their personal life those born on this day do tend to hang in there and can actually provide security for their family and friends in the long run. They are a bit like a stationary hurricane—whirling around but not necessarily leaving anytime soon. Those who dare to enter into the hurricane's eye can be sure that they will be protected from harmful outside influences.
The person who suffers most, ordinarily, from the labile emotions and unsettled feelings of a November 29 person is that person him/herself. They may cause trouble for others, but it is difficult to imagine what it is like to be under their skin. This feeling of being uncomfortable with themselves and at the mercy of their own internal process is one which more perceptive people can see in them.
As far as ambition and drive are concerned, November 29 people are usually far too busy with everyday matters and their own personal problems to think about conquering the world.
Socially and careerwise, they often reach a certain level and stay there. However, through their talent for surviving attacks they may be able to go on wielding their provocative influences for quite a long time. If there is a danger that they will be deposed from their perch, it is most likely from colleagues who grow tired of wrestling with them over matters of contention. The same thing may be true of patient mates and friends, who eventually figure that life would be a lot simpler (albeit more boring) without their contentiousness. If November 29 people wish to have a happier life they must learn to be a bit less provocative and sometimes let things run their own course.
Power Thought：The adventure I seek is already within me，Emotions can be calmed with the breath
Those born on the 29th day of the month are ruled by the number 2 (2+9=1 1. 1 + 1=2), and by the Moon. Since those ruled by the number 2 are often good co-workers and partners, rather than leaders, this quality helps the more difficult of November 29 people in terms of embodying the ideals of their family or work group. However, it may also act as a brake on their individual initiative and action, producing frustration. This may be underlined by the Moon's strongly reflective and passive tendencies. A connection between the Moon and Jupiter (ruler of Sagittarius) can convey a strong character and a tendency to not only judge others, but also to reveal their motives. The secondary number 11, (2+9=11) lends feeling for the physical plane as well as a possible interest in twins, symmetry and doubles of all kinds.
The 2nd card of the Major Arcana is The Priestess, shown seated on her throne, calm and impenetrable. She is a spiritual woman who reveals hidden forces and secrets, empowering us with that knowledge. Favorable qualities of this card are silence, intuition, reserve and discretion; negative values are secretiveness, mistrust, indifference and inertia.
☆Luck maker：(Do as you say)Research has shown that commitment to following through on agreed changes makes all the difference to your credibility and happiness. If people can’t trust you, opportunities won’t come your way.
You’re drawn to people born on July 23 to August 22：You are both passionate and spontaneous, and there will be plenty of love and laughter in this relationship.
People born on November 29 thrive on interacting with others, and because they are so fascinating and energetic they rarely lack admirers or friends. They may struggle, however, if they have to spend long periods of time alone. It is important that they become more content in their own company because, if they don’t, they run the risk of becoming manipulative or over-dependent on others.
People born on this day need to make sure that they find ways to amuse or occupy themselves rather than always relying on the company of others to feel alive. Once they are able to be more self-sufficient and to feel happy in their own company, they will discover that stress, nervousness and depression become moods of the past and that life is so much more fulfilling. As far as diet is concerned, the emphasis needs to be on fresh and natural; going through their kitchen and fridge and throwing out ready meals and everything loaded with additives and preservatives, sugar, saturated fat, and salt is highly recommended. Recommended too is regular vigorous exercise to release pent-up energy. Daily walks may also be beneficial because they will give them time to be alone with their thoughts. Wearing, meditating on and surrounding themselves with the color purple will encourage them to search for excitement within as well as in the world around them.
November 29 people must beware of ultimately upsetting themselves most of all. They can overwork their nervous systems through anxiety and subsequent depressions. Maintaining a stable psychological state is probably their greatest health challenge. Also they may suffer physical imbalance, particularly if their honnonal systems (endocrine, thyroid, sexual) get out of whack. An interest in cooking and a healthy attitude toward food (stressing fresh fruits, vegetables and grains while eschewing excess sugar and fatty dairy produc is. as well as de-emphasizing red meat) will help them enormously. Rather strenuous physical exercise and an active sex life can be good for grounding and directing tumultuous energies
These people may gravitate toward careers in science, teaching or the arts, but they also make excellent debaters, media correspondents, film directors, journalists, and literary critics or commentators. Other work options include law, politics, social reform, business, medicine, administration, charity and community work.
The life path of people born on this day is to learn to step down from their pedestal every now and again to mingle with the crowd. Once they are able to listen and take on board the opinions of others, their destiny is to enliven others and make progress in everything they undertake.
Sometimes it may be a good idea to reserve your iiidgments and moral evaluations. Calm yourself.Learn to quietly stand aside and observe without expressing your opinion. Make use of your capacity for changing the environment in a positive way.
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