Jason Clarke inhabits 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 him in melancholy and nostalgia, or shine as an ideal which motivates him to recreate a new harmony. His attitude and approach to the past are of key importance. If he thinks of it as a refuge, his obsession with it may be such that his progress is impeded. If, on the contrary, he thinks of it as a starting point or launching pad for his comprehension of the human condition, he will integrate it into his self-realization process. He possesses a potential for great maturation and wisdom. He is relatively slow-moving and may feel protected from the outer world by an armor of education, family surroundings (his most cherished environment), and social status. For this reason, he tends to limit the scope of his activities to a single well-defined sphere, and, within the boundaries he has established, release the entire spectrum of his rich and varied emotional expression. Sometimes he may feel overwhelmed by the prospect of situations which will introduce him to unfamiliar factors and elements; he sees them as intrusions. Before he judges an event, a person, or a thing, he attempts to absorb it into his private universe. Of a fairly subjective and introverted turn of mind, he defines everything in terms of the sensation it arouses in him as his consciousness embraces it. This predominance of sensation gives his extreme sensory finesse. His perceptions are intense, keen, penetrating right to the heart of people and things. His imagination, which is a function of his perceptions, is also lively, colorful, and prolific. Because he is sometimes self-centered, attentive to and protective of his inner self, he may tend to withdraw into his shell when he encounters aggression from the outer world. As a result, he may sometimes become distant and secretive. His tendency to be rather short-tempered and easily offended, a classic flaw, is also the consequence of his need for protection and security. Despite his sensitivity, and his ability to be genuinely virtuous, he is not always gentle. His outbreaks of hostility are all the more wounding because of their rarity. However, more than aggressiveness, his stubbornness, slow insistence, and undying determination are the extremes which may complicate his life. Once again, the family setting is vitally important to him. His attachment to his family in general and his mother or a mother figure,

Jason Clarke needs movement. He is a talented communicator.

Jason Clarke’s interests in psychological, metaphysical, or occult subjects are a sign of his need to transform or change himself, which might cause apprehension in him.

Jason Clarke was born under the sign of Libra (the Scales), while the sun was passing through the sign of Cancer (the Crab). A summary of the various clues mentioned above provide Jason’s personality profile. The following key words capture the essence of Jason’s character and indicate certain contradictions which may be sources of tension:Sociability – Sensitivity – Adaptability – Imagination – Emotion – Eccentricity – Tolerance – Savings and thrift – Peaceful disposition – Suspicion – Sense of harmony – Obstinacy – Worldliness – Premonition. Jason’s romantic, imaginative personality gives an original aura to his attraction and charm. Careful to shield his sensitive emotions from the slings and arrows of the outside world, Jason is happiest within the privacy of his family circle or among a small group of close friends. At work, Jason shows himself to be conscientious and well-organized, but somewhat plodding and stubborn. His need for harmony and balance inspires him to respect other people’s opinions, and he is mindful of traditions and social conventions. Although Jason’s capacities for logic and intellectual reasoning are sometimes tinged by his emotions, he is endowed with a remarkable talent for knowing and appreciating beauty.

Born on the third day after the new moon, Jason Clarke is said to be a soli-lunar type, which means that his subjective character is somewhat impulsive and emotive. Generally, Jason sees the world through feelings, not objective facts; as a result, he often projects his imaginary reality onto others instead of seeing them for what they are. This makes his judgement and reasoning sometimes deprived of perspective. If Jason listens more openly, people may reveal their deeper motivations. Jason will be happier and more effective as a result.