Taurus

Taurus is a feminine, fix, earth sign. Its metal is copper and its subtle color is yellow. The sign’s gem is agate or emerald and the verb that characterizes it is “to have”.
Taurus natives are balanced, quiet, peaceful persons, but when annoyed – which happens rarely – they become aggressive and violent.
They always act according to plans, methodically, being hard working, persevering and tenacious. They are robust and enjoy work that requires great efforts.
They have a good intelligence, focused on everything concrete, practical, realistic and they learn slowly, but surely. Their memory serves them well, but they take their time in clarifying their notions. When that is done however, they never forget.
They enjoy working alone and rely only on what they can accomplish themselves, even though they may reach excellent results when directed by a good friend.
Taurus have a high opinion on themselves, they are affable and kind; they stick to their customs and habits and are great gourmets.
Being conservatives and traditionalists, they oppose change of any kind.
Taurus qualities are patience, stability and their greatest faults are stubbornness, possessiveness and jealousy.
They are the kind that always acquires goods, out of a wish to obtain material stability. Although ambitious, they do not show off their qualities, being quiet and withdrawn. They are peaceful and thus skilled at avoiding disputes, trying not to end up in situation they haven’t foreseen. Sometimes, they may lack tact or manners.
They affirm themselves through hard work and tenacity, getting what they want. Natives are sentimental and their great sensuality and sensibility is carefully hidden under their apparently tough nature. Their feelings are hard to conquer, but they are loyal and stable. They are very jealous and possessive, and their fury is terrible.
Pathology is associated with the neck, they may have trouble with the thyroid gland, larynx, tonsils; also, they might experience problems with their digestive system because of culinary excesses. Usually, they have a robust constitution which helps them reach old age.