Pisces

February 19 - March 20

Water SignMutableRuled by Neptune

Pisces is the twelfth and final sign, representing the dissolution of the self back into the universe. As the Mutable Water sign, it contains the echoes of all the previous eleven signs.

Understanding Pisces

Pisces is the archetype of the Mystic, the Dreamer, and the Martyr. Mutable Water is boundless, permeable, and transcendent - like the mist or the ocean itself. Neptune's rulership creates a spiritually expansive nature often untethered from reality.

Water Element

Water signs are exceptionally emotional and ultra-sensitive. They are highly intuitive and mysterious.

Mutable Modality

Adapters who embrace change. Pisces expresses water energy in a mutable way.

Pisces Personality

Pisces is the most compassionate and empathetic sign. They feel the pain of others as their own. They are artistic geniuses, mystics, and natural healers who can access realms of consciousness closed to others. Their imagination is their greatest resource.

Strengths

CompassionateArtisticIntuitiveGentleWiseMusicalSelflessImaginative

Shadow Traits

EscapistVictim-mentalityDeceptiveWeak boundariesOversensitiveUnrealisticProne to addictionEasily influenced

Pisces in Love

Pisces yearns for a soulmate connection; they are romantic idealists seeking spiritual union. They are transparent, gentle, and cooperative lovers who merge completely with their partners. They need a partner who can handle their sensitivity and provide a safe container for their emotions.

Pisces Career & Work

Career Strengths

Pisces struggles with the harsh rigidity of the corporate world. They thrive in creative, healing, or spiritual professions. They need work that feels meaningful and allows them to use their intuition and imagination.

Career Guidance

Make brilliant artists, musicians, nurses, priests, veterinarians, photographers, therapists, and spiritual healers - roles where empathy and creativity are valued.

Pisces & Tarot

Major Arcana

The Moon

The Moon signifies the realm of the subconscious, illusion, and evolution. It is the light of the night, distorting shapes and revealing fears. It mirrors the Piscean world of dreams, psychic sensitivity, and the danger of getting lost in fantasy.

Court Card

King of Cups

The King of Cups corresponds to the "Prince of the Chariot of the Waters" and Mutable Water energy. He is gentle, artistic, and deeply empathetic, but can be secretive and moody, reflecting the fluid nature of the sign.

Pisces Correspondences

Lucky Numbers

Lucky Colors

Sea GreenAquaLavender

Crystals

AquamarineAmethystMoonstone

Pisces Mythology

Pisces is represented by Two Fish tied together with a cord. The myth tells of Aphrodite and Eros jumping into the Euphrates River and transforming into fish to escape the monster Typhon. They tied themselves together to ensure they wouldn't be separated, highlighting themes of transformation as escape and the binding power of love.

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Pisces FAQs

Common questions answered

What is Pisces known for?

Pisces is known for being compassionate, intuitive, and artistic. They are the mystics of the zodiac, with access to realms of imagination and spirituality that other signs can only glimpse.

What tarot card represents Pisces?

The Moon (XVIII) represents Pisces in the Major Arcana. This card embodies the subconscious, dreams, and illusion - reflecting Pisces's connection to the mystical realms and the challenges of navigating between fantasy and reality.

Who is Pisces most compatible with?

Pisces is most compatible with fellow water signs Cancer and Scorpio, as well as earth signs Taurus and Capricorn. These signs can appreciate Pisces's emotional depth and provide the grounding they need.

What are Pisces weaknesses?

Pisces can be the ultimate escapists, fleeing through fantasy, substances, or excessive sleep when life gets hard. They have weak boundaries, may play the victim, and struggle to distinguish between reality and delusion.

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