Amy Hart:

The specificity of your personality can be summed up by your nostalgic yearning for your roots – a “paradise lost” which is also a source of energy and vitality. Your power is linked to memory. You inhabit a present which draws sustenance from the past, from continuity and timelessness. The power of memory can either be dynamic or static. The consciousness of an inaccessible past can either immobilize you in melancholy and nostalgia, or shine as an ideal which motivates you to recreate a new harmony. Your attitude and approach to the past are of key importance. If you think of it as a refuge, your obsession with it may be such that your progress is impeded. If, on the contrary, you think of it as a starting point or launching pad for your comprehension of the human condition, you will integrate it into your self-realization process. You possess a potential for great maturation and wisdom. You are relatively slow-moving and may feel protected from the outer world by an armor of education, family surroundings (your most cherished environment), and social status. For this reason, you tend to limit the scope of your activities to a single well-defined sphere, and, within the boundaries you have established, release the entire spectrum of your rich and varied emotional expression. Sometimes you may feel overwhelmed by the prospect of situations which will introduce you to unfamiliar factors and elements; you see them as intrusions. Before you judge an event, a person, or a thing, you attempt to absorb it into your private universe. Of a fairly subjective and introverted turn of mind, you define everything in terms of the sensation it arouses in you as your consciousness embraces it. This predominance of sensation gives your extreme sensory finesse. Your perceptions are intense, keen, penetrating right to the heart of people and things. Your imagination, which is a function of your perceptions, is also lively, colorful, and prolific. Because you are sometimes self-centered, attentive to and protective of your inner self, you may tend to withdraw into your shell when you encounter aggression from the outer world. As a result, you may sometimes become distant and secretive. Your tendency to be rather short-tempered and easily offended, a classic flaw, is also the consequence of your need for protection and security. Despite your sensitivity, and your ability to be genuinely virtuous, you are not always gentle. Your outbreaks of hostility are all the more wounding because of their rarity. However, more than aggressiveness, your stubbornness,

Amy Hart is a pleasure lover and will find self-fulfillment in creative activities.

Amy Hart needs others to fulfill herself and accomplish her ambitions.

At the time of your birth, your rising sign was located in Libra (the Scales), while the sun was passing through the sign of Cancer (the Crab). A summary of the various clues mentioned above provide your personality profile. You are very sociable, sensitive, and adaptable. You have a great imagination and are very emotional. You have a peaceful disposition and a tolerance for eccentricity. You are a thrifty person and are also prone to peacefulness. You have a suspicion of the outside world and a sense of harmony. You are obstinate and also somewhat worldy. You have a premonition.

Amy Hart was born at the height of the full moon, on the third day after it rose. This meant that she had a “lunar type,” with an objective, rational character and a penchant for dreaming. But because the moon is opposite the sun at the time of the full moon, her tendencies were also balanced by an idealistic character. Because the forces pulling her in two different directions were constantly at odds with each other, she sometimes felt contradictions within herself – practical difficulties with social life, for instance. Her energy flowed strongest at the time of the full moon, so it would be wise for her to schedule intensive work phases during that time.