Born September 15
They like money and they can’t help spending more than they should. They like sex and it gets them into trouble. They like work and that gets them into trouble as well. In the few moments between, they worry about their health and have more pills and health books in the house than the Biggleswade poisoner who wanted to give his victims different coloured potions until he had gone through all the shades of the rainbow. If this individual can, he and she chooses some form of work that involves travel. If they can work on planes and trains, boats and cars, then they are happy. Of course it can mean they don’t get home much. But September 15 usually takes her partner to most places. Unless, of course, they are the secretive sort born on this day, in which case constant travel fits in with their desire simply not to have everybody know what they are doing or where they are. Some of these have a liking for the I’m-only-passing-through existence. Prospective partners be warned. They aren’t easily reformed. Most equate status with the amount of money they are paid and how much they are seen to spend. It doesn’t do to reward them with kindness or a better title, because resentment just builds until there is a show-down. Women, in particular, who still suffer from unequal pay, object. Expect genuine trouble if this situation gets out of hand, including industrial tribunals, and not just for themselves. September 15 are on the alert for their sisters. The trouble with sex is that these individuals often can’t tell the difference between lust and love until after the main event, and when they want to walk away the other partner may hurt sufficiently badly to start sending round several hundred takeaway pizzas. But for the most part, September 15 lives a happy and long married life. Nobody goes to that restaurant any more. It’s too crowded.
Body
Some September 15 people suffer from chronic gippy tummy, probably due to the food they eat in far away places and the amount of times they consume the water from different countries. Even if it’s drinking water it probably has a balance of contents sufficiently different, one place to the other, to stir up the stomach. Neroli, orange blossom oil, (Citrus bigaradia, C. vulgaris and C. aurantiumJ can be helpful for diarrhoea. It has a slightly sedative effect and is also credited with aphrodisiac properties which could be extremely useful once the other problem has been sorted.
Mind
In Tarot, the 15th card of the Major Arcana is The Devil, but it’s not all bad. Best qualities indicated are powerful sexual attraction, a passionate nature and a soaring spirit.
