All degrees · Pisces

13th degree of Pisces

12°00' to 12°59' Pisces · absolute degree 342

Sabian symbol

“An ancient sword, used in many battles, is displayed in a museum.”

Through the effectual use of his will a consecrated man can become a symbol of courage for all those who follow in his footsteps.

Sepharial

“A circle within a circle, both concentric.”

This indicates a life that is bounded by another, a happiness that can never be shared alone. To such as one as is born under this degree the circle of existence will embrace the close relationships of domestic life in perfect accord. The nature will be symmetrical and of abundant endowments, and the life will be rounded by a full experience of all those sweet influences which are engendered by a life in accord with environment, a mind at rest within itself, and a nature disposed to harmony. To him will be given the guarding and cherishing of those of smaller attainments, and less mature life. It is a degree of GUARDING.

Sepharial, La Volasfera (1898) · public domain

Charubel

“There is no symbol to this degree.”

But I perceive that this degree is charged with evil, and wickedness of the most diabolical nature belongs to this degree, or is denoted by it. This nature will be subtle but plausible in appearance. Destitute of one spark of REAL sympathy’. One who will ever prove treacherous to those who take him into their confidence. He is reserved, he is studious, but his favorite pursuit is black magic. Much of this is liable to modification, providing a benefic be on the ascendant or aspecting the same: but under the most favorable circumstances such a person will find very strong leanings to injure his fellow men rather than do them good.

Charubel, The Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolised (1898) · public domain

Kozminsky

“A man crossing a bog on an old tree which has long ago fallen.”

Denotes one who meets with public favor and support whose temper will be severely tried and tested. Although possessed of radical feelings, he will find himself compelled by circumstances to obtain conservative support even though that support be grudgingly given. Still it will serve. It is a symbol of Preserving.

Isidore Kozminsky, Zodiacal Symbology (1917) · public domain

Janduz

“A soldier is ready to shoot at no particular target with his bow while a woman drifts down the river in a small boat without oars.”

Boastful, coward, and selfish character prone to exaggeration. Unless the natal chart clearly indicates that one has courage, high ideals, and strong will, one shows strength when there…

Janduz, Les 360 degres du zodiaque (1938) · excerpt

Henson

Business ability; an actor’s degree; a love for and understanding of animals; the person may be a keen horseman; impressionable and romantic; but well-balanced and idealistic; suited to…

Henson, degree notes · excerpt

Matthew

““ADAPTABLE””

Impressionable and romantic, but well balanced and idealistic. Suited to drama, music, art or literature. Some of the natives are sensuous but it is one of the best…

Matthew, degree keywords · excerpt

Leinbach

The important thing here is for the native to find his rightful place. Most of these individuals try too hard for too long to adapt themselves to the…

Esther Leinbach, Degrees of the Zodiac (1973) · excerpt

Weber

Airy Gemini influence provides a desire for movement - with Libra/Taurus and Pisces, an innate desire to improve its position in the world - to be someone special.…

Weber, degree notes · excerpt

Muir

Much constructive ability and an inherent love of the sea. A radical.

Ada Muir, The Degrees of the Zodiac (1928) · public domain

Cochrane

Sedate, pleasant disposition. Generous and aware of others' needs. Ready to give emotional support to those who need it. Devoted to home and family. (LEO-6-CAN, LIB-8-VIR)

David Cochrane, degree notes · excerpt

Bardon

“Klorecha”

This head helps people who are eagerly longing to learn about the truth to acquire true occult knowledge. This he does by making it possible for them either…

Franz Bardon, The Practice of Magical Evocation (1956), the 360 heads · excerpt

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