Capricorn. Zodiac

Capricorn

Zodiac

Angel Wight

Иллюстратор

 Tatyana Olenchinkova

Дизайнер обложки

 Alena Altynova

© Angel Wight, 2017

© Tatyana Olenchinkova, иллюстрации, 2017

© Alena Altynova, дизайн обложки, 2017

ISBN 978-5-4485-8319-3

Создано в интеллектуальной издательской системе Ridero

Present for Capricorn

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Your cosmig passport

Date of birth

Place of birth

Time of birth

Your day

Your hour

Your year

Your element

Your planet

Your stone

Your flower

Your color

Your number

Your code luck

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Capricorn

(22/23 December – 19/20 January)

Responsible

Patient

Ambitious

Loyal

Shy

Homelover

A loner

Like money

A loyal friend

Work hard

Plenty of self-control

Lacks confidence sometimes

The sigh of Capricorn

Element: Eath

Quality: Cardinal

Simbol: The Goat with fish tail

Planet: Saturn

Capricorn is the tenth zodiac sign. They are usually portrayed as a sea goat. At the beginning of the period of Capricorn nature stops, it is a time of rebirth. The time we celebrate the New Year. During this sign we have the winter solstice. The Sun, in pursuit of life and light, triumphs over the forces of darkness. Sunrise and sunset occur almost at the same time everyday of the first week of the month, and the duration of the day and night remains unchanged. Time waits. From this low point the Sun begins to rise upwards in the sky. Its growing light awakens a world where nature is resting, and encourages new life to rise and follow it to a visible world. Capricorn establishes a reliable foundation on which the future success depends, actively seeking resources that will stimulate growth and production.

The myth of Capricorn

According to ancient Greek mythology, the Capricornus Constellation is connected with the goat nymph Amalthea, who fed Zeus with her milk when he was an infant. And in gratitude, Zeus placed her in the sky among the stars. Another story is related to God Pan. He ruled forests, herds and shepherds. He had a peculiar appearance. He had ears and goat’s horns. Because of this, the nymph that he was trying to catch ran aw