2. George Harrison: a profile
George Harrison
b. 25 February 1943, England was an 8:7. He was referred to as
'the quiet Beatle'. How true might this have been? Let's look at
the profile for Day Fifty-fives and Day Sixty-Threes under the
Major 8. Here the Minor antagonises the Major,
which is likely to give some explosive outbursts of frustration
to an essentially cool temperament. It will make those of this
sign anxious and contrary in the day-to-day.
Day Fifty-fives and Day Sixty-Threes are rationalists who let fate make the final decisions in their lives. Those of this sign can analyse patterns well and mathematically, and they like to be efficient, even when they are dealing with the mysteries of life, yet they have a zany side to them, and they can be funny comentators on life with a rich sense of the incongruous.They are charming and interested people whose long term aim is to simplify their lives and float free of obligations, but who find it hard to express their needs in concrete terms. They always have a feeling that there is something they have forgotten, or not dealt with, which will come back to haunt them, and they are always trying to tie up all loose ends in their lives. They can be tough with themselves, wishing to be more relaxed than they are. They are prone to sudden enthusiasms, in which they become aborbed until exhausted.
They are insouciant about the situations they find themselves in, believing they will come through all right, and may resent advice or meddling in their affairs. They are less concerned with success and achievement than with getting things right, and they are most pleased with recognition from those they admire. They can be nervous of the discipline of the work place, and wary of the social demands of success, but all the while they are working towards their misty vision of Eden. They are nature lovers and would love to 'housekeep' for nature itself. They have a rich fantasy and dream life which may not solve any puzzles for them, and seeing the night end with the sunrise gives them a feeling of relief that few can understand. They see their talent as the interpretation of dreams, of clarifying the future for humanity, but they are wary of losing control of themselves.
They are sensitive to pain, but will try to be indifferent to it. They feel anxious about what society will demand of them, and try to shrug it off, being either frank and shocking or mysterious. They are confident of who they are, but wonder if they have a greater destiny.
They resolve towards 2:1, retaining the same inner tension between their inward and outward selves. In the second half of their life they will turn to children and home life as buttress against the ills of the world, while needing the company of minds at the cutting edge of life who make few demands but who share everything they know. They feel their intellectual contribution will be inspiring to only a few, and any relationships they foster will form an essential part of their work. Their urge to simplify can never be realised fully, and they will often feel their role is further from the role of nurturer than they once thought.
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