Zodiac Sign Taurus

Taurus (21st April- 21st May) | photo: © -Marcus- - Fotolia.com

Taurus (sign: ♉) loves possessions, but on the contrary to both zodiac signs Virgo and Capricorn, Taurus use their possession because they are a bon-vivant. Taurus are productive, creative, practical and thorough - they are makers who work precisely and practically, with exploratory urge by nature.

Taurus are well-mannered, they act correctly, and so they are the perfect caretaker or trustee. Taurus character is energetic, and whatever they decide to do, they will do everything to get it by stamina and tenacity. They place a premium on their discreet and unintrusive appearance.

Birthday: 21^st April- 21^st May
Predominating planet: Venus
Gender: Female
Element: Earth
Temperament: Phlegmatic
Type: close to nature and material.
Physical equivalence: neck, lymphatic system, and skin.

Taurus enjoy talking, and they are convivial as well. On the one hand frugal – they never lose an opportunity to celebrate a frolicsome party. But this zodiac sign presents the vagarious side similarly, and they depend on various moods. In general they are patient – but finally, if they are on edge for too long, they could explode and bristle with anger. Beefing and criticizing are other modifications of their personality. They are reliable - and like a mortal injured animal, they try with strong efforts to keep standing on their feet.

Taurans want to be honest and faithful – good coevals in all respects. When there is much work to do, they tackle a project, and in the end, they are proud to complete the plan. In conclusion, it could be said they are vivid, diligent, duteous, supporting, humorous and convivial.

Strengths of Taurus are:

Realistic, businesslike, practical, diligent, tenacious, vivid, tough and likable.

Weaknesses of Taurus are:

Material, rigid, determined, dogmatic, phlegmatic, craving for recognition, easygoing and thriftless.

Famous Taurus:

William Shakespeare, Immanuel Kant, Audrey Hepburn, Axel Springer, Sigmund Freud, Adolf Hitler, Golda Meir, Gary Cooper, Alfred Krupp, Jean Gabin, Fred Astaire, Fernandel, Max Frisch, Orson Welles, Ruth Leuwerik