Cusps
Those who draw their first breath when one sign is giving place to another are said to belong on the Cusp, and so partake of the characteristics of both signs. This may be an advantage or a disadvantage, according to the harmony or in harmony of the signs. Six days in a sign is said to constitute a residence, but anything less than this time endows one with some of the qualities of the preceding sign.
The ancients gave the cusp children liberty to select their own colors and jewels from the two signs, and considered them related to the planets of both. Any other cusp information can easily be gleaned by the study of the two signs.
Aquarius/Pisces Cusp - Feb. 13 to Feb. 23
People born at this point are peculiar. The Pisces generosity and prodi-ity are tempered by the thought of the main personal chance, which is one of the chief characteristics of Aquarius. This desire for opulence causes them to keep their business engagements, and to live up to their obligations to customers and clients.
They are usually honorable in all such relations, and mean to carry this principle of truth and justice into everything that they do. But they have very little conscience about social engagements. These natives are so kindly that they wish to oblige everybody, and so they promise and forget, or promise and ignore. "What difference does it make?" says the Water-Bearer and the Fisher. "I would rather fly over the moon or take a swim, or stay home and attend to business. They will never miss me." Such is the constant argument of these good-natured sky and air denizens.
They are usually well and tastefully dressed, though their great love of color sometimes leads them into unpleasant combinations. They are fond of talking about their own achievements, but are not apt to tell of their failures, sicknesses, or troubles.
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