Ellen, the friendly Aquarius, Turns 50 on January 26th, 2008.
Here is her Kiddiegram Chart Wheel.
Lord Kiddie writes her about her Sun Sign in her Kiddiegram which was done for her 50th decade as she represents one of those wise ones that Mencius writes about:
"The great man (woman) is he (she) who has not lost his child's heart"
"Sun in Aquarius: Independent-minded and strong-willed, Ellen has her own ideas about how things should be done, and they often do not conform to any already-existing standards or patterns. In fact, she seems to positively delight in challenging custom and convention. Born with a strong need to experiment, she is drawn to the novel and unusual in people, ideas, fashions, and lifestyles. Innovation, originality, inventiveness, and discovering new or alternative ways of doing things are her trademark.
Much flexibility, open-mindedness, and tolerance will be required of her parents, for she is likely to overturn all sorts of precedents in her own distinctly individual manner. Her development may proceed in an erratic, zigzag sort of way. She will probably develop rapidly in some areas, and lag behind in others, and her timing tends to be somewhat different than the norm, so that comparing her to the "typical" or "average" child in the standard child-care manuals may be confusing or useless.
Ellen has little regard for tradition and the authority of the past, and "That's the way it has always been done here" or "You will do it because I'm your Father, and I said so" just are not sufficient explanations for her. She is quite logical and intelligent, and she needs to have a clear reason for everything. Ellen is also quite social, and she shines when she is with other children - the more, the merrier. Inherently idealistic, democratic, and fair, she does not like to discriminate or to exclude anyone, and she may not even have a favorite playmate. ("Everyone is my friend.")
She maintains her independence and a certain detachment, even with her best friends. When she is with her buddies, she will often try to organize and coordinate everyone's activities so that each person gets a turn, and also so that everything happens as SHE thinks it should. She usually has strong, fixed ideas about things. Ellen lets her head rule rather than her heart, and she needs to be encouraged to feel and empathize more. If she develops an emotional sensitivity towards others, she is likely to become a true humanitarian. "
Much flexibility, open-mindedness, and tolerance will be required of her parents, for she is likely to overturn all sorts of precedents in her own distinctly individual manner. Her development may proceed in an erratic, zigzag sort of way. She will probably develop rapidly in some areas, and lag behind in others, and her timing tends to be somewhat different than the norm, so that comparing her to the "typical" or "average" child in the standard child-care manuals may be confusing or useless.
Ellen has little regard for tradition and the authority of the past, and "That's the way it has always been done here" or "You will do it because I'm your Father, and I said so" just are not sufficient explanations for her. She is quite logical and intelligent, and she needs to have a clear reason for everything. Ellen is also quite social, and she shines when she is with other children - the more, the merrier. Inherently idealistic, democratic, and fair, she does not like to discriminate or to exclude anyone, and she may not even have a favorite playmate. ("Everyone is my friend.")
She maintains her independence and a certain detachment, even with her best friends. When she is with her buddies, she will often try to organize and coordinate everyone's activities so that each person gets a turn, and also so that everything happens as SHE thinks it should. She usually has strong, fixed ideas about things. Ellen lets her head rule rather than her heart, and she needs to be encouraged to feel and empathize more. If she develops an emotional sensitivity towards others, she is likely to become a true humanitarian. "
