Water Signs
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Water and Water
When Water meets Water, there is no resistance, resulting in a continual stream of inspiration, flowing eventually into a greater ocean of enlightenment--or on the negative side, it may trickle into a stagnant inlet, where there is no escape. Water cools the thirst but, when out of control, brings destructive floods. The choice lies equally with both individuals.
Water and Fire
A large Fire can dehydrate or dry out a small amount of Water, with excessive heat. On the other hand, large quantities of Water can extinguish Fire, put out its flames. Therefore, Fire instinctively either fears or respects Water, and vice versa. Both subconsciously sense the danger--that each is capable of completely destroying the other. The choice lies equally with both individuals.
Water and Earth
Water seeks a home, which it finds within the Earth, penetrating Earth and moistening it, which is a blessing to the Earth--for it is Water's penetration alone that allows Earth to "mother" all forms of living plants, trees and flowers. Without the enrichment of Water, Earth is dry and useless. Without the Earth to moisten, Water's course is aimless and equally useless. These two elements were deisigned each to need the other. But too much Water can turn Earth into mud or quicksand--and too little Water can be lost, can dissappear within the mountainous masses of Earth. The outcome is determined by choice, which lies equally with both individuals.
Water and Air
Air penetrates Water...stirs it, churns it into lashing waves...then moves away...an infiltration or attack over which Water has no control. When Water penetrates Air in the form of moisture, it causes Air to be heavy. But, in the process, it also brings to all of Nature the blessed relief of rain, magically changing Air into its own element, a transmutation over which Air has no control. In the final analysis, there is no choice of outcome for either individual--only through Destiny's Higher Will. |
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