Ava Ryan has a fundamental contradiction or opposition at the core of her personality, but it does not shatter her integrity. However, it causes her inner world to be complex, divided, or even torn, without ever being totally dissociated, because every thought and action is a source of unification. As a result, intellectually, she is a talented syncretist. She is able to see the link between heterogeneous and diverse elements which do not appear to be related in the least. She can bring about surprising reconciliation, create unexpected bonds, combine beliefs which seem mutually incompatible. Her imaginative powers also flow from the division in her psyche and are evidenced by inspirations, visions, and abilities which exceed the context of logic and reasoning. She allows herself to be guided by irrational phenomena like foreshadowing or premonitions, which well up from the depths of her being. She is more of a medium than an intuitive, because intuition requires a clear consciousness of reality. She is borne along by currents and tides of knowledge and lives in symbiosis with forces which overwhelm her. In fact, it is because of this relative passivity that she is more or less a medium, because she wishes merely to perceive what surrounds her; she has no wish to impose her will. Although this attitude endows her with great potential for productivity, it may also become dangerous, if she finds herself overpowered by forces she can never totally control. She tends to perceive things as undifferentiated; she does not always see the world as an organized, structured, hierarchical entity. Instead, she is sensitive to energy flows, to invisible forces which she perceives and tries to interpret. Her consciousness knows no bounds, and she does not feel confined by either space or time. But the image of the infinite imprinted on her imagination has a tendency to manifest itself with a lack of definition, in most of her thoughts and acts. In relation to other people, she usually demonstrates warmth and humanism. She is a fairly pleasant companion, although her sensitivity can be annoying at times. She tends to identify with her friends to a great degree, instead of remaining apart and empathetic. In fact, she is capable of losing herself in another person at times. She should take time to reflect upon the quality of what she bestows on others and on whom she bestows it. She would doubtless come to the conclusion that her devotion is motivated by guilt feelings; her giving is a way of escaping from herself, and her broad tolerance sometimes merely hides a weak character. Her basic aptitude

Ava Ryan desires power and the admiration of others. She feels quite at home in the modern world, where others find it difficult to cope.

Ava Ryan lives in an imaginary world; the distant and abstract sometimes interests her more than what is right at hand and realistic.

Ava Ryan was born under the sign of Gemini, which is in the Twins sign. The sun was also in Pisces when she was born, which is the Fish sign. Her rising sign is also in the Twins sign. According to her personality profile, she is hypersensitive, which can make her mental agitation. She is also very Pliancy and Frivolous, but also has a lot of Humility and reserve. She is also idealistic and has a lot of Communication and Intuition. She also has inner duality, which means that she has two different sides to her personality. She has a premonition, which means that she has a strong sense of intuition.

Ava Ryan was born three and a half to seven days after the rising of the new moon. She is said to be a “crescent moon” lunar type, which indicates that she may need to make an effort to free herself from the past. Something related to her childhood, parents, or ancestors is holding her back, impairing her effectiveness and could stand to be overcome. Due to her past, she refuses tried-and-true models, is always fighting to justify her innovative viewpoints, and tends to break away from tradition. She is hardly ever aware that she is making career and lifestyle choices which are based on an urge to modify her relationship to society, and the rigid standards and models from the past.