Your unconscious emotional response to the world operates in combination with
your conscious way of trying to organise your experiences.  You like to under-
stand why you feel the way you do, and you may therefore prefer situations
where your emotional responses are predictable.  This may occur at a mundane
level, so that you like tidiness in your home and personal life, or at a psy-
chological level, so that you attempt to develop your own system for analysing
your own and other people's feelings.  While you are highly perceptive and
responsive, you will find that your ability for planning is often affected by
the way you feel at the time, while you will also find it hard to let your
feelings flow spontaneously when you are worried about practical matters.
Your unconscious emotional response to the world is at odds with your consc-
ious way of trying to organise your experiences, and you need to understand
yourself better, so that you can achieve a suitable balance between reason and
emotion.  Although you have a good ability to reason and a strong emotional
nature, you are likely to find it hard to use both at once.  Either you will
see others as overemotional and disorganised and as being in need of correct-
ion, or you will feel that you are having to deny your feelings in the name of
being reasonable.  You may be tempted to avoid the problem by becoming clever
with words, but this makes matters worse.  You need to learn to accept both
your feelings and your ideas as being valid in the appropriate contexts.
Your unconscious emotional response to the world blends in well with the way
you attempt to organise your experiences at a conscious level.  You are a
perceptive person whose feelings are in tune with external reality, and you
should have little difficulty in presenting your ideas in a way which will
foster acceptance and understanding from others, while you are also able to
communicate your feelings successfully.  To make the most of your ability
you would benefit from taking the trouble to use your planning ability in
connection with some personal enterprise to which you attach value, other-
wise you might be tempted to use your well developed verbal ability to pro-
vide you with an easy existence lacking in real challenge.
Your unconscious emotional response to the world contrasts strongly with the
way you set about organising your life at a conscious rational level, and
the two ways of being interfere with each other.  In short you have a con-
flict between what feels right to you emotionally and the demands of pract-
ical reality.  This may mean that you are constantly unsure about how to
react to your own feelings and ideas, and are rather mistrustful of others.
More likely perhaps is that you will feel let down by others, either bec-
ause they appear to act in spite of your feelings or because they do not
appreciate your logic.  In either case you need to become more patient, for
you will feel more at ease when you learn more about your own attitudes.
You probably get on well with people, for you show an appropriate balance
between the demands of practical necessity and emotional considerations.
You are quick to appreciate both your own needs and those of others, and
you are probably good at communicating this appreciation to others.  You
like things to run smoothly if possible, and you will work to make this
happen, for you realise that some effort is required to make things go
well and to keep them that way.  You are likely to be quite talkitive, for
you like to exchange ideas and fellings with others in order to check out
that things are under control and that people are happy.  This should not
be an end in itself, however, but part of some wider personal aim.
You may feel rather confused when deciding whether to act in accordance
with your feelings or in accordance with your reason, for the two options
appear to be mutually exclusive.  As you learn more about yourself, how-
ever, you will discover how to integrate the demands of reality with the
demands of your own emotional security through experience.
You are in a dilemma when it comes to a decision whether to act in accord-
ance with your feelings or to use your reason, for the two modes of oper-
ation are quite different for you.  Until you learn to accept that both
methods are equally valid in the right place and at the right time, you
will continue to feel oversensitive and/or overcritical of self and others.
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