Pallas

Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:43.

"prominent Athene indicates that a person will seek companionship rather than passion in a relationship. She will help us see the person rather than judge them according to a sexual stereotype. Pallas types tend to over-identify with the opposite sex, the "effeminate" male, or "butch" female. She represents the need to balance the polarity of masculine/feminine. The bitter irony for a Pallas woman is that the more she expresses her creative potential, the more she threatens her opportunity to form a conventional relationship with a man. They are often torn between relationships and work.

Pallas in the signs show the 12 styles of perception through which the creative mind operates. Pallas Athene in the houses show us where the creative-mental urge is expressed and where fears of success may block that urge. "

Author: 
Bob Marks
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Pallas Athena
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