Christina Haack is a nostalgic person who is drawn to their roots for energy and vitality. Their power is linked to memory and they inhabit a present which draws sustenance from the past, from continuity and timelessness. The power of memory can either be dynamic or static. Christina’s consciousness of an inaccessible past can either immobilize her in melancholy and nostalgia, or shine as an ideal which motivates her to recreate a new harmony. Her attitude and approach to the past are of key importance. If she thinks of it as a refuge, her obsession with it may be such that her progress is impeded. If, on the contrary, she thinks of it as a starting point or launching pad for her comprehension of the human condition, she will integrate it into her self-realization process. Christina possesses a potential for great maturation and wisdom. She is relatively slow-moving and may feel protected from the outer world by an armor of education, family surroundings (her most cherished environment), and social status. For this reason, she tends to limit the scope of her activities to a single well-defined sphere, and, within the boundaries she has established, release the entire spectrum of her rich and varied emotional expression. Sometimes she may feel overwhelmed by the prospect of situations which will introduce her to unfamiliar factors and elements; she sees them as intrusions. Before she judges an event, a person, or a thing, she attempts to absorb it into her private universe. Of a fairly subjective and introverted turn of mind, she defines everything in terms of the sensation it arouses in her as her consciousness embraces it. This predominance of sensation gives her extreme sensory finesse. Christina’s perceptions are intense, keen, penetrating right to the heart of people and things. Her imagination, which is a function of her perceptions, is also lively, colorful, and prolific. Because she is sometimes self-centered, attentive to and protective of her inner self, she may tend to withdraw into her shell when she encounters aggression from the outer world. As a result, she may sometimes become distant and secretive. Her tendency to be rather short-tempered and easily offended, a classic flaw, is also the consequence of her need for protection and security. Despite her sensitivity, and her ability to be genuinely virtuous, she is not always gentle. Her outbreaks of hostility are all the more wounding because of their rarity. However, more than aggressiveness, her stubbornness, slow insistence, and undying determination are the extremes which may complicate her life. Once again,

Christina Haack is a pleasure lover and will find self-fulfillment in creative activities.

Christina Haack is a social creature who enjoys being around others.

Christina Haack was born under the sign of Libra, in the sun’s sign of Cancer. Her rising sign indicates that she is optimistic, imaginative, and caring. Her personality is described as being sensitive, adaptable, and peaceful, with a penchant for saving money and being thrifty. Her romantic personality gives her an original aura, and she is often drawn to others due to her natural charm and ability to connect with them. She is conscientious and well-organized at work, but can be stubborn and slow to change her opinions. Christina is endowed with a talented mind and a deep appreciation for beauty, which can lead her to be introspective and analytical.

Christina Haack was born on the third day prior to the new moon. She is said to be of the “balsamic moon” type, which means she has a spiritualistic character closely attached to generous humanitarian ideals. She is sometimes sorely tried to limit herself to the narrow scope of individual ambition, but she aims for a humanitarian ideal which would include the outcasts and the unfortunate. To bring about this ideal, she is likely to seize every resource placed at her disposal, including physical effort, money (if she has it), speech, her writings, and her poetic or artistic talents. However, she should be wary of her unconscious guilt feelings. Actually, there is no reason for her to devote herself to her mission entirely; a simple daily effort should suffice to express her philosophy and free her conscience.