Mitt Romney challenges and difficulties
He is very self-conscious and has a great need for ego-affirmation and praise. Expressing himself freely and openly is not easy for Romney. Mitt Romney tends to work hard at playing and "having fun", rather than being light-hearted and spontaneous. Developing self-love and self-acceptance regardless of his "performance" is an important task for Mitt.
He is serious by nature, and may have difficulty making small talk or participating in friendly, personal exchanges.
Mitt Romney tries to be strictly accurate and is critical of people who exaggerate or discuss subjects they really know little about. Romney withholds his thoughts and opinions until he has thought everything through quite thoroughly, and sometimes Mitt's silence discomforts others.
His mental concentration is very good but his breadth of understanding may not be.
Now we will discuss patterns of behavior which Mitt Romney instinctively and habitually reverts to when under stress - a mostly subconscious process that he is apt to over indulge in because it is so familiar and hence easy for him. The direction Mitt Romney needs to follow in order to develop balance, greater awareness, and wholeness is also described.
Mitt Romney needs to take what he has learned (either through formal education or his own questing and life experience) and share it with others, communicate it or express it in a way that can benefit others. Knowledge and understanding, which does not enhance either Mitt's quality of life or that of persons in his world, is of little real value. Putting Romney's understanding, philosophy, and convictions into practice in his daily relationships, and in the multiple choices he makes every day, will enable Mitt Romney to really test his belief system and discover more about life.
When under stress, Mitt Romney is apt to seek refuge in imagining that the grass is greener elsewhere, rather than working with what is at hand. Mitt Romney needs to cultivate his ability to live in the present!
It is in his relationships with others that he is most likely to wrestle with these issues. There is a dynamic balance (or conflict) within Mitt Romney between acting spontaneously and being true to himself versus modifying himself or his behavior to suit others. Mitt Romney seesaws between being inordinately concerned with his self to being overly conciliatory and concerned with others' needs, rights, or opinions about him. Learning to act authentically and forthrightly regardless of possible consequences is Romney's task.
Astrological factors in this Astro Profile section:
Saturn in Leo
Saturn in 3rd house
N. Node in Gemini
N. Node in 1st house
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