Sagittarius / Schuetze

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Sagittarius is a dual sign, which has (of course) both an up and a down-side. The symbols for Sagittarius are the hunter (archer) and the centaur, a mythical half-man, half-horse. These signify the search for truth and knowledge, as well as the constant pursuit of adventure and new ideas.Sagittarius the Archer, the ninth sign of the tropical zodiac, is a fun-loving masculine sign with a fondness for adventure. The Sun on his annual journey shines through Sagittarius from Nov 22 to Dec 21, though it can vary depending on the year. In astrology the Sun stands for the fundamental character of our true self, symbolizing our inner nature. This inner self is essentially light, so the zodiacal sign is like a filter on a lens, colouring the image. Each sign has a planetary ruler, and Sagittarius is traditionally ruled by the fortunate planet Jupiter, the mythological lord of the gods. Jupiter was known to the ancient Greeks as Zeus, from which we get the Latin deus, meaning God.

Eremit Uploaded by Eremit on Jan 1, 2009. Sagittarius / Schuetze - Desktop Nexus Abstract Download free wallpapers and background images: Sagittarius / Schuetze. Desktop Nexus Abstract background ID 32544. Sagittarius is a dual sign, which has (of course) both an up and a down-side. The symbols for Sagittarius are the hunter (archer) and the centaur, a mythical half-man, half-horse. These signify the search for truth and knowledge, as well as the constant pursuit of adventure and new ideas.Sagittarius the Archer, the ninth sign of the tropical zodiac, is a fun-loving masculine sign with a fondness for adventure. The Sun on his annual journey shines through Sagittarius from Nov 22 to Dec 21, though it can vary depending on the year. In astrology the Sun stands for the fundamental character of our true self, symbolizing our inner nature. This inner self is essentially light, so the zodiacal sign is like a filter on a lens, colouring the image. Each sign has a planetary ruler, and Sagittarius is traditionally ruled by the fortunate planet Jupiter, the mythological lord of the gods. Jupiter was known to the ancient Greeks as Zeus, from which we get the Latin deus, meaning God.
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