It's OK to be different with a capital D, that's a big part of the Aquarian credo.
These people are prepared to and seem to actively need to live out the more extreme edges
of their impulses more than any other sign of the zodiac. The list includes many original
thinkers, comedians and general one-offs. Aquarius is conscious it is a unique person and
so needs to live that way.
Invention's mother must have been an Aquarius; so many from this sign not only come up with radically
new ways of doing things but seem stunningly prescient in what they produce.
Witness Jules Verne, whose fictional space splashdown occurred with a few miles of where an Apollo capsule
plopped into the sea over a century later. And that's just a minor detail;
Verne was stunning in his prediction of so much of what has become our modern world. In
other fields, James Joyce and Virginia
Woolf pushed literature to extremes, while more recently Peter Gabriel was ahead of the field
concerning the trend toward "World Music".
The downside of Aquarius are a tendencies to over-eccentricity, awkwardness and
stubbornness. These are the result of taking the described positive characteristics to such extremes
that they become drawbacks.
Aquarians are usually tolerant of and interested in others. They like to be simultaneously
friendly and aloof, involved and unattached. They tend to have a wide circle of friends and
acquaintances but only need and want a selected few to be really close to them. They
are even more capable of objectivity than Librans because of their ability in being detached
and impersonal. Aquarius has a life-long interest in learning, great curiosity and a wide
variety of interests. Aquarians have strong willpower are sincere and interested in finding
the truth of matters when needed.
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Well Known People with the Sun in Aquarius
Raymond Baxter, John Belushi, Tony Blackburn, Robert Burns, William Burroughs,
Byron, Lewis Carroll,
Charles Darwin, James Dean, Laura Dern, Charles Dickens, Sven-Goran Eriksson,
Peter Gabriel, Germaine Greer, Matt Groening, Benny Hill, Barry Humphries, Eddie Izzard, David Jason, Holly Johnson,
James Joyce, Jack Lemmon, Abraham Lincoln, John Lydon, Norman Mailer, Edouard Manet, Bob Marley,
Thomas More, Mozart, Paul Newman, Yoko Ono, Jackson Pollock, Lisa-Marie Presley, Mary Quant, Claire Rayner,
Vic Reeves,
Christina Ricci, Frank Skinner, James Spader, Gertrude Stein, Amy Tan, Justin Timberlake, John Travolta, Jules Verne,
Robbie Williams, Oprah Winfrey, Virginia Woolf.
Example Chart: Eddie Izzard
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British Comedian and notable transvestite Izzard's stand-up routine is like no one else's. Unique doesn't seem a strong enough word here. He shows an amazing ability to improvise new ideas and think on his feet; no two shows repeat. Izzard's shows are inclusive in that he doesn't resort to shock, bad language or gimmicks. Instead he seemingly unpacks the contents of his eccentric, convoluted mind and makes a friend of the audience. Perhaps only someone with the Sun and five other planets in Aquarius could come up with the quirky observations Izzard does.
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