In general, Day Fifteens (and Day Twenty-threes) have energy in abundance. They are enthusiasts for strange experiences and will be deliberate about their fun. They will try their hand at most pastimes. Their minds have a broad interest in everything speculative, fantastical and utopian, and they may take to believing that they hold the key to magical 'sciences' for getting things done. They may start out with an unrealistic vision of what life and work is all about, and they leave themselves open to having others define what is real for them. But they have a good understanding of issues, and are keen to work in a challenging environment. They commit themselves emotionally to whatever they choose to do, and like to include new friends quickly into their activities. They need to connect with the real world even if they need to invent a connection to get themselves going. Their interests are broad, and they love to express their minds with an immediacy that can be compelling. They can observe the whole field in which others act, and admire the ability of people to get on with everyday life. They can take to the repetitions of daily life as long as there is a good purpose behind it. They have determination to succeed at what they do, but may rely on chance to provide their best opportunities. They inspire loyalty in subordinates. In relationships, they wouldn't like to have all their romantic fantasies dispelled; they are keen to have their visions of contentment realised. They like their relationships well managed, although they reject being bossed. They will reflect bad treatment in a relationship back on its perpetrator. They are energetic, and, find that parenthood, as well as work, gives them a place in the world. They can empathise with their children and make good companions for them. They can be a source of creative ideas and speculations even when these cannot be realised.

They resolve towards 5:1. In the second half of their life they will become much more rooted in the community and supporters of its values. They will take the trends of thought and communication and put them to good use in the family. They will find that their possesssions are a drag on all the fresh possibilities life has to offer, and they may find, too, that the old network of relationships no longer serves its purpose. They may also find that their personal pleasures no longer satisfy as they once did. Where before they ran the risk of being too detached in the affairs of the community, they will establish, in the end, a deep-running emotional involvement with them.

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