One’s most powerful Signs give a picture of the natural, instinctive motivation (likes and dislikes, attitudes and reactions) and enable one to judge whether or not a vocation will bring personal satisfaction.

The Aquarian breadth of view and objective detachment motivates their interest to turn outward and concentrate on humanity. Aquarius feels the need to serve the masses in ways that will enlarge their vision and better their conditions. Aquarius’s approach is more theoretical than practical, for they instinctively act and do things to create given effects. They meet kindness with kindness, but under stress may become exceedingly stubborn, argumentative, and unmanageable. However, they are inclined to live and let live. Their temperament is intellectual, idealistic, and positive.

They are turned off by environments that are monotonous and predictable, possessive relationships, hypocrisy and helplessness, bias and prejudice, as well as tradition and conventionality (especially as related to thought).

Investigating purely for its own sake brings them pleasure, as does expounding, debating, and arguing. Their interest in politics and religion is related to the welfare of humanity. Their need for autonomy and interest in novel experiences leads them to undergo rapid transformations that are sometimes erratic, where the trajectory of their lives deviates significantly from what might be anticipated. They are at their best in a free, progressive environment.