All degrees · Pisces

21st degree of Pisces

20°00' to 20°59' Pisces · absolute degree 350

Sabian symbol

“Under the watchful and kind eye of a chinese servant, a girl fondles a little white lamb.”

Growth in consciousness in its earliest tactile awareness of the wonders of unsophisticated living.

Sepharial

“A lunar crescent emerging from cloud from which also proceeds a flash lightning.”

This denotes a person of strong and forceful nature, proud and conflicting spirit, great dispatch and celerity of action, penetrating and swift thought, and tremendous executive faculty. Here there is determinism and direction of force in the highest degree, effective in all the affairs of life, but not for that matter always productive of success or happiness. Hopeful though the nature is, its schemes and projects will not always bear the light of day, and as in a dark imagination the highest hopes and fancies of the nature will be elaborated, so in the night time also will judgment strike home to the sundering of root and branch. Let him beware of the dark hours. It is a degree of CLEAVAGE.

Sepharial, La Volasfera (1898) · public domain

Charubel

“A man walking in darkness with an old-fashioned lantern in his hand.”

Denotes one who possesses much individuality; very conservative in his predilections;. one who will experience much adversity; at the same time one who will find his way out of every difficulty, ever guided by a divine instinct, having an implicit faith in those religious truths as taught and practiced by his forefathers.

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

Kozminsky

“A staff adorned with colored ribbons, standing in a field of violets, butterflies circling”

around it. Denotes one of a fresh and beautiful mind, a lover of nature in sunshine and shower. His ideal is a life of freedom in flowered fields and woods. He inclines to people of high thoughts, children, animals, and the great things of life. He will be exposed to some dangers and will sometimes find the way blocked—the way he has to go. Still, a magical protection is over him and a defending power invisible is always near. It is a symbol of Shielding.

Isidore Kozminsky, Zodiacal Symbology (1917) · public domain

Janduz

“In the middle of the sea, a man is tossed about in a small boat without oars. On the shore, a beached whale attracts birds of prey.”

Lazy, straightforward, and irascible character inclined to give orders rather than to roll up one's sleeves. If one has the willpower to overcome one's laziness, success can be…

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

Henson

Music ( mandolin); may be an orphan, have two homes, or foster parents; mixed nature; emotions conflict with intellect; may live in a world of dreams; left fibular…

Henson, degree notes · excerpt

Matthew

““PERSONALITY””

May be an orphan, have two homes, or foster parents. Mixed nature, emotions conflict with intellect. May live in a world of dreams.

Matthew, degree keywords · excerpt

Leinbach

This degree has insufficient character to stand alone. It is too weak with imagination and dreaming to be put to any practical use without much direction and support…

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

Weber

Due to Virgo (Pisces opposite) here, the double mutable sign effect is difficult to define, and we may have to look at other important degrees to get the…

Weber, degree notes · excerpt

Muir

Shy, retiring but loving nature in all her moods. He is strongly attracted towards mystical studies.

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

Cochrane

Instinctive, penetrating mind. Strong views on politics and religion. Sharp speech and criticism may create bad feelings with others. (SAG-10-SCO, GEM-4-TAU)

David Cochrane, degree notes · excerpt

Bardon

“Nephasser”

Being a great messenger of fortune, this head, like many other intelligences of the zone girdling the earth, procure happiness, riches, material success and satisfaction for the magician.…

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

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