George Nader
mental interests and abilities

George has the ability to concentrate and become completely immersed in his work. George Nader seems to know things at an instinctive, nonverbal level and prefers learning through direct experience or apprenticeship rather than through books or lectures. George has mechanical ability and works well with his hands. Nader could become adept at sculpture, pottery, carpentry or anything that involves manual creativity. Biology (and related fields such as medicine) interests him as well. George Nader also has an instinctive rapport with animals, and may feel that he relates better to them than to people! George Nader tends to become narrowly focused on his own specialized interests and may not have much to say or communicate outside of that particular field.

George Nader uses his mind to organize, classify and bring order to his environment. He is interested in refining his technical skills and abilities and is a stickler for details. Nader is highly likely to be engaged in organizational skills, training others in his area of expertise, or work involving teaching and communications.

George Nader has a sharp tongue and ready wit, and he enjoys intellectual competition, problem solving and demanding intellectual work. In a debate, he knows how to drive his point home. George Nader also possesses quick reflexes and dexterity and could be an excellent tennis or racquetball player. Any sport which involves a dynamic exchange between players is a suitable arena for Nader.

Even though Nader can be a decisive and convincing speaker (as indicated earlier), he also has a highly imaginative and intuitive mind. This combination offers a number of possibilities: George could accurately articulate the images and fantasies he has, he could forcefully convince others of his own brand of idealism (or illusion!), or George Nader may alternate from being very clear and direct to being rather evasive or poetic. The following describes the more fluid, non-rational aspect of Nader's thinking.

His mind is highly imaginative and creative and he possesses dramatic, artistic or musical abilities. As a child, George Nader enjoyed daydreaming, fantasizing and pretending, and probably lived in "his own little world" a good deal. He perceives things that are not obvious to other people and George Nader has an uncanny ability to "read" people and situations without being told anything about them. However, George Nader must learn to discriminate between true psychic perception and his imagination. Learning to discipline and focus his mind is necessary if Nader wishes to use all of his creative potential. Otherwise, George Nader could be simply a dreamer.

Communication with others is difficult for George Nader because he often finds words frustrating and inadequate to express his experiences and perceptions. Also, George may purposefully mystify or deceive others.

Astrological factors in this Astro Profile section:

Mercury in Scorpio

Mercury in 6th house

Mercury Sextile Mars

Mercury aspects Mars and Neptune

Mercury Square Neptune