Optimum*Child
An Astrological Profile for
BARRYMORE,DREW
by Gloria Star
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Planetary
Positions Planet Sign Longitude Declination
q Sun is
in n Pisces 3` 09' 26" -10` 21' 00"
w Moon is
in h Virgo 24` 31' 58" + 4` 05' 00"
e Mercury is
in n Pisces 16` 31' 39" - 2` 35' 00"
r Venus is
in v Capricorn 16` 27' 34" -19` 33' 00"
t Mars is
in c Sagittarius 5` 18' 36" -20` 23' 00"
y Jupiter is
in x Scorpio 1` 35' 43" -10` 42' 00"
u Saturn is
in b Aquarius 18` 40' 44" -16` 08' 00"
i Uranus is
in g Leo 12` 22' 56" +17` 47' 00"
o Neptune is
in a Aries 28` 34' 27" + 9` 22' 00"
p Pluto is
in s Taurus 20` 48' 15" + 4` 03' 00"
l N. Node is
in a Aries 19` 55' 02" + 7` 48' 00"
j Ascendant is
in z Libra 0` 50' 35" - 0` 20' 00"
k Midheaven is
in f Cancer 0` 55' 02" +23` 27' 00" Emphasis
in Elements Fire : tiol Total = 4 Weighted Score = 4 Earth : wrp Total = 3
Weighted Score = 6 Air : uj Total = 2 Weighted Score = 3 Water : qeyk Total = 4 Weighted Score = 8 Emphasis in Modes Cardinal : roljk Total = 5 Weighted Score = 5 Fixed : yuip Total = 4 Weighted Score = 6 Mutable : qwet Total = 4 Weighted Score = 10 Weights
Used Above Sun = 3 Moon = 3 Mercury =
2 Venus = 2 Mars = 2 Jupiter = 2 Saturn = 2 Uranus = 1 Neptune = 1 Pluto = 1 N.
Node = 0 Ascendant = 1 Midheaven = 1
Planetary
Aspects BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Semisquare Venus Exact Within 1` 42' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Square Mars Exact Within 2` 09' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Trine Jupiter Exact Within 1` 34' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Sextile Neptune Exact Within 4` 35' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Semisquare N.
Node Exact Within 1` 46' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Quincunx Ascendant Exact Within
2` 19' BARRYMORE,DREW's Sun is Trine Midheaven Exact Within
2` 14' BARRYMORE,DREW's Moon is Opposite Mercury Exact Within 8` 00' BARRYMORE,DREW's Moon is Trine Pluto Exact Within 3` 44' BARRYMORE,DREW's Moon is Conjunct Ascendant Exact Within
6` 19' BARRYMORE,DREW's Moon is Square Midheaven Exact Within
6` 23' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mercury is Sextile Venus Exact Within 0` 04' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mercury is Sesquare Jupiter Exact Within 0` 04' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mercury is Sextile Pluto Exact Within 4` 17' BARRYMORE,DREW's Venus is Trine Pluto Exact Within 4` 21' BARRYMORE,DREW's Venus is Square N.
Node Exact Within 3` 27' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mars is Trine Uranus Exact Within 7` 04' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mars is Sesquare N.
Node Exact Within 0` 24' BARRYMORE,DREW's Mars is Sextile Ascendant Exact Within
4` 28' BARRYMORE,DREW's Jupiter is Opposite Neptune Exact Within 3` 01' BARRYMORE,DREW's Jupiter is Semisextile Ascendant Exact Within
0` 45' BARRYMORE,DREW's Jupiter is Trine Midheaven Exact Within
0` 41' BARRYMORE,DREW's Saturn is Opposite Uranus Exact Within 6` 18' BARRYMORE,DREW's Saturn is Square Pluto Exact Within 2` 08' BARRYMORE,DREW's Saturn is Sextile N.
Node Exact Within 1` 14' BARRYMORE,DREW's Neptune is Quincunx Ascendant Exact Within
2` 16' BARRYMORE,DREW's Neptune is Sextile Midheaven Exact Within
2` 21' BARRYMORE,DREW's Pluto is Semisextile N.
Node Exact Within 0` 53' BARRYMORE,DREW's Midheaven is Square Ascendant Exact Within
0` 04'
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Childhood
is a time filled with promise. A new life, fresh beginnings and — for parents
and teachers — it’s the ultimate challenge. How many times have parents
wondered why kids don’t come with instruction manuals? There’s a secret: they
do!
Each
person is born on a certain day at a special time and a certain spot on the
surface of the globe. Astrologers use this information to chart the positions
of the planets at the date, time and place of birth. At the birth moment, and
when viewed from the birthplace, the pattern of the Sun, Moon and planets is
something that will never be repeated in quite the same way. This unique
pattern forms a person’s natal chart or horoscope.
The
natal chart is a symbolic map of a person’s unique potentials, drives and
needs. A sort of “cosmic guidebook,” it can give someone perspective on his or
her own being, and it can also help others better to understand that person.
The report that you are reading now is specially designed to help anyone who is
raising or teaching a child. Unlike a regular horoscope interpretation, it
shows how the symbolism of the chart is likely to work out during the earlier
stages of human development, from babyhood to adolescence. Children change
rapidly, and, in the process of becoming themselves, they need special love and
guidance. Hopefully this report will give you a few hints and insights that will
help you to appreciate this child’s unique qualities and help them to blossom
as the child grows.
Please
remember that everyone — including a child — has free will. So while an
astrological report can give you some valuable information, it doesn’t indicate
a fixed set of limited options. Of course, environment also has its influence,
but by understanding the significant drives and needs represented by
BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart, you can better appreciate her incomparability, and,
hopefully, guide her to fulfill her potentials in the healthiest possible way.
Chapter
One:
Basic
Underlying Personality Traits
Just as there are layers of personality, there are several layers in an
astrological chart. The building blocks of the chart are the planets, signs and
houses. You’ll see these terms scattered throughout this report. In a nutshell,
the planets (plus the Sun and Moon) represent specific energies and drives.
These drives each have a different purpose in the developing personality. The
twelve signs of the zodiac represent qualities, characteristics and traits. The
houses (the twelve divisions of the chart wheel or circle) symbolize the facets
of a person’s life. In the drama of life, the planets represent the actors, the
signs show the roles the actors play, (including their mannerisms, costumes and
props), and the houses show the setting and scene of the play.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s
Balance of Elements and Modes
There’s another layer, too. Each sign represents the energies of one of the
four elements: Fire, Earth, Air or Water, and the way these elements are
balanced in a birth chart reveals a great deal about the person’s basic
personality. To find the balance of elements, we tally up the zodiacal signs of
the Sun, Moon and other important points in the chart.
Water signs (such as Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces) score high, indicating that
BARRYMORE,DREW could be particularly sensitive. At times, especially in her
earliest years, you may see evidence that she’s uncomfortable around new people
or in different environments.
The underlying cause is
BARRYMORE,DREW’s sensitivity to “vibrations.” Everything alive has a kind of
vibratory rate, and as a Water child, BARRYMORE,DREW is acutely aware of these
vibrations. There’s also an ability to sense the underlying quality of
emotionally charged situations. Watch out! Since strong Water can mean a high
impressionability and even deceptiveness, it can easily conform to whatever (or
whomever) is around.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s most
notable personality trait, however, may be a strong tendency to nurture others
and a keen sensitivity to the others’ feelings. Encouraging artistic or
creative expression is helpful, particularly if this can be experienced as pure
fun and not be a activity that is judged by others. Also, encouraging BARRYMORE,DREW
to trust her intuitive sense of things will strengthen confidence and enhance
creativity.
The least influential element in BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart turns out to be
Air. Lacking or little Air can indicate problems with objectivity, so that
BARRYMORE,DREW may need extra help with communication and with relating in
general. Make a special effort to read together, tell stories, and engage her
in conversation. Keeping a diary may also be especially beneficial. It’s also
good to encourage her to develop tolerance for the differences between people.
When an element is low or
lacking there’s no reason to be highly concerned. You can, however, look for
creative ways to help BARRYMORE,DREW compensate. Focusing on what the lack of
Air might mean for this child can prove beneficial. Do understand that an
imbalance in elements should not be interpreted as a personality deficiency.
Rather, it can indicate either a tendency to overcompensate or in some way to
seek what is lacking. For example, as BARRYMORE,DREW matures, you might
discover that she’s drawn to others who seem to possess the Air qualities that
seem to be lacking in her own chart.
Also, besides being one of the four elements, each sign is also Cardinal, Fixed
or Mutable. These astrological modes (or action models) determine how a sign
manifests its energy. In the case of BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart, there’s an
emphasis on Mutable signs. This suggests that she is flexible and easily able
to adapt. Developing objectivity and cooperation is important, but making final
decisions or choosing sides can be really difficult. This fence-sitting can be
just as torturous for her as it is for other people! Praise BARRYMORE,DREW for
her versatility and teamwork, but watch for signals that indicate that she’s
becoming manipulative or has fallen victim to exploitation by others.
Since BARRYMORE,DREW’s highest scores are in signs of the Water Element and the
Mutable mode, she will most likely show a good deal of idealism and
imagination. Mutable Water represents the idealistic, intangible side of life,
so that spirituality, imagination, mysticism and romanticism may become a
notable part of this child’s self-expression. She may have a heightened
sensitivity to all levels of existence, be they spiritual, emotional, mental or
physical.
In infancy, if
BARRYMORE,DREW’s personal environment is calm and pleasant, she may seem
especially peaceful. If her environment is boisterous, however, she will feel
it more intensely than most children and may react with surprisingly strong
signs of discontent. To help maintain this baby’s strong sense of inner peace,
music is almost a necessity. The soothing sound of a lullaby can be just what
she needs at the end of the day.
Also, encourage an early
rapport with the physical substance of water. Bath time can be a treat,
swimming may become a special joy, aquariums may be fascinating, and walks near
a pond, lake or the ocean will feel wonderful to this child. As she grows,
swimming, scuba diving or other aquatic sports may be good outlets.
As a toddler,
BARRYMORE,DREW is likely to adore fairy tales and she may be mesmerized by
stories of angels and other light beings. Encourage her imagination with
dressing up and games of make-believe. It’s important, however, to illustrate
the difference between pretend and real. Be especially sensitive when allowing
BARRYMORE,DREW to watch movies or television, since she’s likely to react
strongly to the images.
Toys should encourage
BARRYMORE,DREW’s imagination and creativity. She will probably enjoy costumes,
make-up and other role-playing aids, and beginning at age four or five may like
drama, dance or singing lessons. Later on, she may favor video games. It’s
important, however, to screen the content of these games for disturbing
elements, and it may be necessary to limit the amount of time spent playing
them.
BARRYMORE,DREW may have an
interest in painting or photography, so a camera might be a welcome gift. Music
education might include not only dance, but voice, string instruments or
synthesizers. Also, growing exotic flowers or caring for tropical fish could
become favorite hobbies.
BARRYMORE,DREW has an
amazing ability to adapt to new situations. If she feels too afraid, however,
her imagination can be so strong that she will withdraw inside herself. Explore
fears and hopes openly, and lend your support and enthusiasm. Encourage young
BARRYMORE,DREW to share her stories and fantasies. This will cultivate her
imagination while maintaining a connection between the two of you.
The
Moon Sign and Early Personality Development
Although most people are more familiar with the concept of the Sun sign, during
the earliest years a child expresses the qualities of the Moon sign more.
That’s because the Moon tells the story of feelings and pure emotion. So,
during BARRYMORE,DREW’s early childhood you might see more qualities that
relate to her Moon sign. Expressing the Sun requires more self-awareness, and
that develops later.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Moon in Virgo indicates that her sense of security depends
upon smoothly running circumstances. BARRYMORE,DREW will feel best in a
sparkling clean environment and she’s likely to be particular about diet.
However, she likes to stay busy, too — so if there are plenty of games,
puzzles, models and books around, that fastidious energy can go into such
activities.
Keep in mind that
BARRYMORE,DREW is not a blank slate! Though these drives are basic
ingredients in her developing personality, it is up to family and teachers to
nourish and support these drives. In this way, they can help BARRYMORE,DREW to
make the most of the special gifts that have been given to her.
The Sun
Sign and Ego Development
The sign of BARRYMORE,DREW’s Sun will show how she might like to be perceived,
what she needs in order to feel motivated toward achievement, and what makes
her feel significant and special in the world. This aspect of a child’s
personality tends to become more apparent after the earliest years, as the full
expression of the ego takes some time to develop. However, even early on,
BARRYMORE,DREW is likely to show at least some of the qualities of her Sun
sign.
From the beginning, BARRYMORE,DREW’s Pisces Sun seems to radiate a quality of
enchantment. There is a sensitivity that invites imagination. If given ample
encouragement and the right environment, even a very young Piscean may seem
musically or artistically inclined. Allowing BARRYMORE,DREW to use her
imagination can prove to be purely delightful. This is fortunate, because free-flowing
self expression is an important source of this child’s self-affirmation.
Of course, a Piscean child
innately operates in the realm of what psychologists would call magical
thinking. Therefore, illustrating the difference between what is real and what
is imagined can be a challenge for the parent or teacher.
It is also quite
conceivable that young BARRYMORE,DREW will cry easily and be extra-sensitive
emotionally. It’s not a good idea to stifle this type of emotional expression.
Instead, reaching out to comfort and console her can help affirm her feelings
of safety and security. Especially by the elementary school years, exploring
the problems that were hurtful can help her gain objectivity about what has
happened.
During the preadolescent
years especially, music, dance and the arts can be crucial to BARRYMORE,DREW’s
intellectual and emotional development. During this period when a young
identity is emerging, these types of expression can provide a secure backdrop
for her to fit into the world.
How
BARRYMORE,DREW Deals with the Outer World
Another prevailing quality that’s likely to emerge in BARRYMORE,DREW’s early
years is shown by the astrological sign on her Ascendant, also known as the
rising sign. The Ascendant and the First House will signify BARRYMORE,DREW’s
physical appearance and how other people view her. Most of us have our
self-image shaped by what other people tell us about ourselves. The Ascendant
represents BARRYMORE,DREW herself, her basic attitudes, and how she presents herself
to the world. It also shows what kind of environmental conditioning will shape
her developing personality.
With Libra rising, boys and girls alike have a strong idea of personal image,
and even at a young age may appreciate taking part in choosing clothes and
colors. Most likely, BARRYMORE,DREW loves to feel beautiful. BARRYMORE,DREW is
also inclined to show charm, grace and consideration toward others. However,
she can be too eager to please and may be insecure in competitive situations.
Chapter
Two:
Nurturing
Intellectual and Physical Development
Parents naturally watch for the signals that indicate a child’s intellectual
and physical progress. From baby’s first words to performance in school, most
parents note their child’s development and keep records. Not only parents, but
also teachers and other mentors need to provide the stimuli that will
strengthen the mental and physical development of a child. This will help the
child to master the experience of learning.
There are many factors
involved in intellectual development. These include memory, judicial thinking,
decision-making, speculative thought, and creativity. They also include the
ability to conceptualize and communicate, and to apply rational thought to
real-world situations.
In order to be whole, a
child must achieve a balance between the mental, emotional, physical and
spiritual parts of the self. Only then can the power of the intellect be used
to its utmost. Otherwise, the mental capacities are likely to be overemphasized
or misdirected in order to compensate for underdevelopment in another area.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s
Style of Absorbing Information
An important factor to consider in developing BARRYMORE,DREW’s intellect is the
individual nature of her thought patterns. The Moon in BARRYMORE,DREW’s birth
chart reveals the way that she will store her unique experiences in the vaults
of her subconscious mind. Besides being the emotional storage-house, the Moon
will also show the manner in which BARRYMORE,DREW absorbs information.
Since BARRYMORE,DREW has the Moon in an Earth sign, her thoughts are more
likely to be focused on the physical plane. Empirical thinking will come
naturally to her. She’ll be most inclined to understand common-sense kinds of
ideas and things that can be touched, and she’ll tend to learn better in
hands-on and more structured kinds of situations.
The speed at which the Moon was moving when BARRYMORE,DREW was born also has
something to say about her learning style. The Moon can move from less than 12
to more than 15 degrees per day. In BARRYMORE,DREW’s case, the Moon was moving
at an easy pace. Its relatively slow speed suggests a strong need to observe a
situation before making a change, and a reluctance to face unfamiliar ideas or
situations. Therefore BARRYMORE,DREW may lose confidence if she’s forced to
move too quickly.
New situations will seem
less threatening if BARRYMORE,DREW is allowed to precede any conclusions or
action by cautious observation and due consideration. She may then do just fine
in learning situations. Careful, structured circumstances can create the safety
zone that allows BARRYMORE,DREW to move through education happily. The plus
side of this gently paced Moon is that BARRYMORE,DREW tends to retain ideas
easily.
How
BARRYMORE,DREW Senses and Communicates
As a baby, BARRYMORE,DREW will start to explore and learn about her personal
environment through her five senses. The senses are symbolized by Mercury. Over
time, BARRYMORE,DREW will use these senses in an increasingly refined manner.
As her mind gains the ability to integrate more and more information, her
learning will increase. BARRYMORE,DREW’s Mercury shows how she communicates her
thought patterns — how she frames concepts and expresses them to others.
The years of Mercury’s
heightened developmental cycle are from ages seven to thirteen, when the
connections between BARRYMORE,DREW and her world will be powerfully shaped.
This is when a child masters language and refines communication skills. During
these years BARRYMORE,DREW is likely to project the qualities of Mercurial
energy with especial strength.
With Mercury in Pisces, BARRYMORE,DREW can be especially imaginative and
impressionable. In order to get back quickly into her personal and visionary
world, she can be very quiet and will often just answer “Yes” or “No” rather
than elaborate on ideas.
Mercury in Pisces is almost
purely vibrational, and so for BARRYMORE,DREW there is a “feel” to every
learning experience. Music can be an excellent learning tool for her, since the
ambience that music creates can help her to focus her mind.
A connection between Mercury and Venus indicates an artistic expression of
ideas. BARRYMORE,DREW may enjoy listening to or reading poetry or beautifully
phrased prose. Playing story-telling games with her at an early age may foster
creative writing abilities. Once in school, BARRYMORE,DREW may be especially
interested in studying literature. This Mercury-Venus connection can also
increase public-speaking skills.
In addition, BARRYMORE,DREW
may give special attention to her handwriting, which could turn out to be quite
beautiful. She might take an interest in calligraphy, or possibly in drawing.
Developing a genteel manner
of speech may be another of BARRYMORE,DREW’s important priorities. In fact, coarse
speech may offend her. Also, when relating to friends, BARRYMORE,DREW, a
natural diplomat, may be the one who is the peacemaker.
Mercury’s sextile to Pluto in BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart indicates a need to think
things through very thoroughly, and it may show a strong intellectual capacity.
Parents and teachers can aid this child immensely by giving plenty of room to
question, probe and carefully consider ideas, while at the same time
encouraging her to trust her intuition. There is a slight tendency toward
compulsive thinking — something you see in early childhood as incessant
questioning. Be prepared!
Mercury’s location in the Sixth House can indicate a studious nature. It makes
BARRYMORE,DREW more willing to put forth the work necessary to develop her
mind, and it makes her more likely to do school projects with a high level of
interest and a desire to do a good job. This placement also tends to enhance
manual dexterity and give an interest in practical subjects, including the use of
tools and technology to increase efficiency.
Building
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Confidence and Skills
The planet Jupiter supplies additional information about BARRYMORE,DREW’s
learning styles and needs. At first, she’ll experience Jupiterian qualities
through the encouragement of teachers and guides. Later, Jupiter will show how
she expresses confidence, and what types of stimulation will build her learning
skills.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Jupiter in Scorpio indicates that her approach to learning
depends on how deeply she is involved with or connected to the material. Making
learning personal will always help, since the value of abstraction can be less
important to her than “how this relates to my life.” When BARRYMORE,DREW is
interested in a subject, there can be a kind of compulsion in learning about
it. Whatever she doesn’t like, however, she’ll probably dislike with a passion!
Whenever you’re dealing with intellectual development, it’s helpful to keep in
mind that encouragement and testing are two different things. Small children
don’t like to be tested — life is enough of a test for them! They do enjoy
learning, but need to be encouraged to learn at their own pace. Finding that
pace is one of the primary tasks of parents and teachers. Watch for signs that
tell you when BARRYMORE,DREW is comfortable with a situation, and ready to push
beyond it. Then stimulate that expression by setting fresh goals and
opportunities to learn and to develop her mind.
Finding
Fun and Encouraging Physical Development
There are many factors in an astrological chart that can indicate needs in
regard to physical health. However, I feel that specific health strengths and
weaknesses and their care are best dealt with using refined astrological
techniques beyond the scope of this report.
One feature of childhood
that we can explore here is where to find play and recreational
activities that BARRYMORE,DREW would benefit from and enjoy. The planet Mars
represents physical energy — the fuel that’s needed to keep the physical engine
running. The placement of Mars in BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart gives helpful clues
about her preferences for play and activity, including sports and achieving
physical fitness.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Mars in the Third House can indicate high activity,
talkativeness, and problems with focusing. Those who hope to have peace and
quiet may see all that energy as “nervous.” To give BARRYMORE,DREW’s energy
direction, she needs opportunities to stay physically and mentally active.
Neighborhood sports, or activities with nearby friends, may be special
favorites. This influence also adds a quickness to BARRYMORE,DREW’s ability to
grasp new concepts.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s favorite forms of recreation and sports could include archery,
horseback riding (Western and English, including jumping), javelin throwing,
high jumping, broad jumping, hiking, soccer or basketball.
A connection between Mars and Uranus increases the possibility for
BARRYMORE,DREW to be accident-prone. She may have a fascination with doing what
seems impossible, and a tendency to take risks. With this aspect a toddler may
try to run before she can walk, and a six- year-old may think that she can fly.
During preteen years, there could be an inordinate fascination with activities
that test physical possibilities. Sports like skiing might be interesting, or
breaking boards with karate moves could be the perfect way to resolve this
drive. When this combination finds physical expression in adulthood, a person
can be drawn to extreme sports like skydiving or bungee jumping.
Chapter
Three:
Embracing
Emotional Drives and Needs
At different stages and ages, BARRYMORE,DREW will be developing different parts
of herself. One reason why childhood astrology is different from adult
astrology is that a child is in the process of becoming. Anyone who’s been
around children knows that at some stages of development a child is especially
susceptible or emotionally vulnerable, and that these needs and sensibilities
change as a child matures. A baby struggles each day to deal with a
difficult-to-control body, but a child in elementary school is struggling to
master social relationships. Each of the planets represents a different
emotional need and expression, and at certain stages of development some
planetary symbols become more emotionally charged than others.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s chart
illustrates her own potential emotional strengths and weaknesses, and the areas
in her life where she may feel more vulnerable. It is important to explore
these concepts through a lens of objectivity, since when dealing with our
children’s psychological and emotional issues we’re likely to run into our own
issues as well.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s
Basic Emotional Makeup
BARRYMORE,DREW’s most powerful emotional needs are symbolized by the Moon.
While the Moon is the primary indicator of early psychological development, its
emotional needs remain with a person throughout life, continually growing and
evolving.
The Moon symbolizes the
reflective nature of humanity, the absorbing, subconscious mind that reflects
the needs of the soul. Even as a baby, BARRYMORE,DREW will have had a strong
inner awareness of what is happening. As she grows, she’ll absorb more
information and store it in her subconscious mind. Deeper awareness of her
feelings will also grow.
The Moon is also the matrix
from which habit patterns emerge, and so it indicates basic patterns of
conditioning. These patterns are drawn from life experiences and filtered
through the qualities of the Moon.
Additionally, the Moon
symbolizes Mother and whoever else provides nurture, comfort and security.
Mother and these other figures provide the model for how BARRYMORE,DREW will
nurture and care for others, and – perhaps even more basically important – how
this child will learn to nurture herself.
With her Moon in Virgo, BARRYMORE,DREW needs to feel appreciated. Since this
child expects perfection from herself and everyone else, she may have a sense
of not measuring up. These standards of perfection often come from Mom.
You’ll also notice that
BARRYMORE,DREW has very strong preferences. Fortunately, those preferences can
be changed through reasoning. There may also be a need to do something helpful
for someone else, so BARRYMORE,DREW should be given every opportunity to help other
people. In addition, she may have a tremendous curiosity about how things work,
especially the workings of the body. Be forewarned: BARRYMORE,DREW will be
highly intrigued by the game “doctor,” probably as played with the kid next
door!
The position of BARRYMORE,DREW’s Moon in the Twelfth House suggests that her
inner world may be just as important and “real” as the outside world. She needs
to dream, and may spend a great deal of time developing . her imagination and
creativity. In the morning, it will help to give this child extra time to adapt
to the world, since if she’s rushed out of bed and into daily activities, she
may be out of sorts for the remainder of the day.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Moon in opposition to Mercury is like a tug of war between
mind and emotion. It can indicate real conflicts between what she feels and
thinks. In early years, emotion usually wins. Personal feelings have a dramatic
impact on thinking processes, but with time, experience and maturation,
BARRYMORE,DREW may learn to separate out her feelings long enough to be
objective.
The Moon in trine to Pluto can give BARRYMORE,DREW an extra emotional
resilience. She is more likely to view life’s inevitable changes as natural
alterations, much like losing baby teeth so that permanent teeth can emerge.
Though BARRYMORE,DREW’s emotional expression can be intense, she rarely has any
doubt about what she truly feels and needs. The bond with Mother can be
especially powerful. It may be a truly life-sustaining force, and may
eventually become a mutual support system.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s
Developing Sense of Self
The development of individuality and a sense of identity is tied to the energy
of the Sun, which is a major factor in determining “Who am I?” This radiance of
Self will begin to emerge once BARRYMORE,DREW has developed enough mastery over
basic bodily functions to start paying more attention to the outside world. It
will really become focused once she’s relating to others on a more frequent
basis, especially during her school years.
BARRYMORE,DREW has the Sun in Pisces, which is described under “The Sun Sign
and Ego Development” in Chapter One of this report. However, there are
additional factors that color BARRYMORE,DREW’s expression and development of
her Sun energies.
With the Sun in square to Mars, BARRYMORE,DREW may be prone to outbursts of
temper, especially during the temperamental twos and threes. This aspect can
confer a kind of wildness. Even when BARRYMORE,DREW is just a toddler, telling
her “no” when she really wants something may result in a challenge. For her to
learn discipline, there must be strong role models and a high degree of
consistency. Also, providing positive arenas for proving herself will make a
huge difference in BARRYMORE,DREW’s life. Whether it is through sports or
academics, she will show a desire to compete.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Sun in a harmonious connection to Jupiter signifies a natural
exuberance that can be contagious. Self-confidence and optimism are likely to
be hallmarks of her personality. She likes to feel important, and
accomplishment will make her positively glow.
BARRYMORE,DREW can also be
eager to please others. Feeling that her parents expect a great deal, she may
wonder if she meets their expectations. Failure to acknowledge BARRYMORE,DREW’s
accomplishments can leave her wondering whether her parents or teachers have
actually noticed. Therefore, be sure to offer praise and support when it’s due.
BARRYMORE,DREW will also
benefit from being encouraged to reach out to show gratitude for the good
things in life. She should learn that sometimes simply saying “thank you” can
build a positive emotional link and serve as an acknowledgment to parents and
others.
While this Sun-Jupiter
connection can give BARRYMORE,DREW an honest desire to reach beyond her current
situation or capacities, it can also indicate laziness. If you notice
BARRYMORE,DREW trying to get by with minimal effort, it will help to provide
her with a reason to excel.
With the Sun in sextile to Neptune, BARRYMORE,DREW tends to seek out peaceful
people and situations, and is happiest when surroundings and relationships are
“in the flow.” Creative, musical and artistic interests may abound. Though she
may not be especially ambitious or interested in recognition, she will find
expressing special talents very rewarding, especially when the circumstances
are comfortable. Doing things that help others or make a difference will add
life-affirming messages to her existence.
How
BARRYMORE,DREW Expresses Her Inner Feelings
Most of us are more comfortable if we can talk about our emotional experiences
to someone special. A child needs to feel that it’s okay to share feelings and
ideas, and that she can talk with her parents about anything. Children who
aren’t given opportunities to communicate their emotional needs can develop
problems communicating almost everything else.
The planet Mercury
represents how we communicate. Though it isn’t traditionally linked with the
emotions, its role in the expression of feelings is highly important. Mercury’s
function in our lives is to link internal processes to the external world, and
one of the most important links is sharing emotions.
Since BARRYMORE,DREW has Mercury and Venus connected, she needs to communicate
her sense of values and expressions of love in a clear way. At an early age,
she may enjoy listening to prose and poetry, and may be especially drawn to
singing about feelings! When emotions can be expressed verbally or
artistically, she simply feels better.
With Mercury and Pluto connected in her chart, BARRYMORE,DREW may feel a
compelling urgency about expressing her thoughts. This is helpful when solving
mysteries or doing scientific research, but it can make honest emotional
communication difficult. When there is communication, it can be irritatingly
manipulative. There is also the possibility of complete silence if
BARRYMORE,DREW doesn’t want to communicate. One reason could be that
BARRYMORE,DREW may sometimes feel that keeping a secret is important. This
could come from a fear that telling all would undermine her power.
Parents can help
BARRYMORE,DREW understand that sharing ideas and feelings can actually enhance
her command of the situation. But be careful: this child may have an
intellectually ruthless attitude toward herself, and may feel assaulted if her
ideas or thoughts are harshly criticized.
Also, it’s important for
BARRYMORE,DREW to learn to accept changes in attitudes and ideas. Learning to
allow others to have different ideas will go a long way toward assuring that
she will be have a positive influence as an adult.
Loving
and Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is another important part of BARRYMORE,DREW’s psychological makeup.
This is described by Venus. Throughout life, in order to encourage growth on
every level, including the growth of self-esteem, a person needs the Venusian
energy of love from others. Venus also rules value systems in general, as well
as artistic expression (which is itself an important emotional outlet).
Selfish behavior can be
Venusian, too. In earliest years, Venus may show up mainly as BARRYMORE,DREW’s
particular expression of selfishness. As Venus energy evolves, she will develop
her capacity to share. After about age four, you’ll see Venus expressing in a
more outgoing manner, when she may finally want to give something to another
person. The full involvement of Venusian development comes during the teen
years, when falling in love becomes a reality.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Venus in Capricorn prefers being physically comfortable, but
this child also needs her outdoor time. Fascinated by what’s happening in the
real world, she may show an interest in finances and things related. She’ll
probably enjoy games like Monopoly or SimCity, or role-playing games that allow
her to be in control.
Emotionally, BARRYMORE,DREW
can be reserved and may have difficulty showing affection. Sharing back rubs or
mutually cuddling a favorite teddy bear are good excuses to allow
BARRYMORE,DREW to feel good about getting close.
A contact between Venus and Pluto indicates that BARRYMORE,DREW’s emotional
expression is intense and sometimes overwhelming. BARRYMORE,DREW tends to feel
everything at a deep level, and can be especially passionate and sensual in her
self-expression. Seeing growth and change as part of the natural course of
events, BARRYMORE,DREW shows resilience when adapting to the ever-changing
events in life. Positive self-transformation is relatively easy to develop, and
she has good feelings about it. Sensing that love can heal, BARRYMORE,DREW may
be able to reach out when others recoil. Encourage her to trust her deeper
feelings.
Assertiveness
and Anger
We’ve already looked at BARRYMORE,DREW’s Mars as an indicator of her level of
physical energy and its best avenues for expression. Mars will also play a
major part in describing her basic emotional nature.
The assertive, active, and
fiery qualities of Mars show up early in a child’s development, making
themselves really obvious during the period called “the terrible twos.”
Sometimes, when BARRYMORE,DREW is upset or hurt, her Mars will surface as
anger. At other times, her Mars will show up as an attempt to test limits.
Testing limits is a natural part of development, and every parent hopes that
the child will be safe during those times. In adolescence, a child’s Mars may
also show up as the assertive side of sexuality.
Parents face a tremendous
challenge in helping a child to understand, accept and deal with this raw
energy. Mars’ energy needs to be released in healthy ways, or it will surface
as aggression and hostility. Parents need to teach a child that anger is a
normal feeling. The important thing for a healthy adjustment in life is the way
that the anger is channeled and expressed. If misdirected, the expression of
Mars can be destructive and hurtful. However, as BARRYMORE,DREW learns to
direct her need to be assertive and strong, she will begin to feel an
increasing sense of confidence, courage and personal power.
With Mars in Sagittarius, BARRYMORE,DREW enjoys adventure and may love being
outdoors. Even in early years, there’s a sense of daring, although it is
usually accompanied by a friendly attitude. What is most noticeable is a marked
desire for freedom. BARRYMORE,DREW won’t easily tolerate the confines of a
playpen, although later on, a fenced yard may be fine as long as it contains
interesting things to do. Positive developmental outlets for BARRYMORE,DREW
include individual and team sports. She is likely to enjoy them, and they will
help her to develop the sense of fair play, cooperation and moral idealism that
this Mars placement demands.
Quick responses and an excitable temperament are a strong part of
BARRYMORE,DREW’s personality. With a healthy contact between Mars and Uranus,
BARRYMORE,DREW needs ample opportunity to express herself freely, but could
benefit as well from lessons of positive caution. In fact, teaching reasonable
caution may be absolutely necessary! As an example, BARRYMORE,DREW may be
fascinated with high-risk activities like skydiving or ski jumping. She should
be encouraged to explore such risky activities only after adequate instruction
and when maturity allows.
This combination also tends
to stimulate sudden, focused expressions of anger. On the upside, it can give
an ability to take the lead when courage and ground-breaking are necessary.
Developing
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Uniqueness
To find out how the qualities of ingenuity, rebellion and personal uniqueness
are likely to surface in BARRYMORE,DREW’s personality, we look to the planet
Uranus. While these traits may be evident in a very young child, they
often don’t come out until teenage years, when young people most tend to rebel
against the status quo.
BARRYMORE,DREW’s Uranus in the Eleventh House adds a strong desire to try
different things. While goal-setting can be important, those goals are likely
to change quickly. Learning to develop short-term goals will help assure that
BARRYMORE,DREW feels a sense of completion. This placement can makes friendships
important to her, although childhood friends are not likely to be the friends
of adulthood.
Because Uranus spends about seven years in each sign, its sign is likely to be
the same for all or most of the children in BARRYMORE,DREW’s age group. While
the signs of the slow-moving planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto don’t give much
information about individual children, they do give valuable insights into the
generation into which the child was born. Looking at earlier generations can be
instructive, because themes that crop up in one generation tend to reappear in
succeeding generations when a planet returns to the same sign. In the case of
Uranus, the next entry into the same sign takes place about 84 years later.
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Hidden
Emotional Currents
The energies of the planet Pluto may also be significant in BARRYMORE,DREW’s
emotional life. Because Pluto represents our deepest reservoirs of emotional
energy, its qualities are not usually openly expressed in childhood. However,
when Pluto connects to a major astrological point like the Sun, Moon, Ascendant
or Midheaven, Pluto’s profound level of emotional and transformational energy
will be easier to see, even in a child’s early years.
It’s virtually impossible,
however, for a child to direct an awareness of this energy. This is because the
personal self must be well-developed before knowledge of this esoteric plane of
consciousness can awaken. In fact, most adults have difficulty with this part
of themselves! Although generally the energy of Pluto isn’t consciously
expressed during the childhood years, it may be unconsciously felt. Pluto can
represent deep-seated anxieties or fears that are, for lack of a better
description, absorbed into the psyche.