(taken 1998) You come to grips more frequently and thoroughly with yourself and your environment than do most people. You detest superficiality; you'd rather be alone than have to suffer through small talk. But your relationships with your friends are highly intensive, which gives you the inner tranquility and harmony that  you need in order to feel good. You do not mind being alone for extended periods of time; you rarely become bored.   KOOL!  Very true for me!!

(taken 1998) My distinct personality, The Doctor might be found in most of the thriving kingdoms of the time. Your emotions and feelings are reality based. You are not misled with half formed ideas nor are you given to radical or high risk experimentation. You follow the tried and true and do not waste time thinking about things that cannot be seen, touched, heard, felt or smelled. On the positive side, you can become an exceptional expert in your particular area of the helping professions. You can deliver and maintain consistent and beneficial service to others. You do not lose sight of the reality of the situation and can usually control your own emotions. On the negative side, your emotions must be sensually satisfied which could lead to self-abusive behavior with food, drink, other substances and/or sex. Interestingly, your preference is just as applicable in today's corporate kingdoms.

(Taken 5 JULY 2002)  My distinct personality, The White Knight, might be found in most of the thriving kingdoms of the time. Don Quixote was a White Knight as was Joan of Arc, the Lone Ranger and Crusader Rabbit. As a White Knight you expect nothing in return for your good deeds. You are one of the true "Givers" of the world. You are the anonymous philanthropist who shares your wealth, your time and your life with others. To give, is its own reward and as a White Knight you seek no other. On the positive side you are merciful, sympathetic, helpful, giving and heroic. On the negative side you may be impulsively decisive, sentimental and misdirected. Interestingly, your preference is just as applicable in today's corporate kingdoms.

Your strongest virtue is a very good understanding of others and how they interact with each other. You are interested in the reasons/motives behind their acts and in other peoples real feelings and their relationships, which you often observe over a long period. The longer this observation continues the more accurately you can determine their character: Not how the person wants to appear, but instead as they really are. 

You aspire to attain warm and friendly relations with others.  You cannot stand rudeness and violence. This forms the basis of your personality and is the reason that your friends appreciate and respect you. Your understanding of people and life experiences will always help you to find your place in society. 

Another of your strong points is an unwavering delicacy of feeling, kindness and attention to others. You try to show your compassion for others with actions as well as with words. You are prepared to spend time, energy and effort helping others if they have a real need. Your aim is to create peaceful, harmonious, conflict free surroundings, in which others feel comfortable expressing their talents. You are an effective     counsellor and peacemaker. You forgive people for their negative behaviour, instead appealing to their conscience where ethical situations are concerned. 

 One of your problems is that you often lack resolution, initiative and the ability to firmly make your point. Add to this a tendency to shyness, your lack of strong will can become even more problematic. You are often squeamish and punctilious.  You do not want to appear obtrusive, or to focus inappropriate attention on yourself. You are a modest and non aggressive person. You hesitate to react to provocation, preferring to keep  your feelings inside. 

You do not feel comfortable being defended. You consider that the person that insulted you should realise their own fault and apologise for it. If this does not happen you will try to avoid contact with this person, thus punishing them with your silence. You should try to more actively defend yourself. If you come across disreputable or dishonourable behaviour do not remain silent.  Do not show any compassion to people who you feel are incapable of reforming or realising their fault. Do not allow yourself to be used by others. Teach yourself how to say "no" when the situation calls for it. Be less compassionate to
strangers pay more attention to close friends and family.

Another of your problems is that sometimes you pay too much attention to details in your work, causing you to slow down, becoming emotionless and stagnant. Getting stuck on details you hardly find the time for a good rest, or to spend time with friends and family. This can make you feel down and can also effect your health. 

You carefully analyse everything that concerns you or your surroundings. Often the results of this are not so satisfying,  leaving you feeling depressed and pessimistic, especially if this envelops unethical behaviour in others. Your sense of compassion is often stronger than your sense of justice. You should try to redress that balance. Do not compromise your conscience. Try to increase the rhythm of your work. Concentrate more, so that you can pass over less important things. Pay attention only to the essential. You could try fast-reading, as this can help you to see the whole picture  without getting caught up too much on details. When analysing situations try to generalise more. This will help  prevent stress and unnecessary waste of energy.