Noah Beck is a practical mover-doer. His personality has no room for utopian ideals or mirages. When all systems are go, his inner strength and stamina will drive him straight to the heart of the material world with no detours or mistakes. He then becomes the quintessential creator and producer. He creates out of love for the phenomenon of creation on every level. Although his innate sense of matter, his earthiness, may sometimes confine him to the material plane, it also endows him with the power to give substance to his intuitions. His material possessions embody his spirit. He is a person of conviction. He believes in his action; he has faith in his approach. Striding purposefully ahead, he goes even farther, more effectively. He is aware he has a job to carry out; he knows his duty is to create and construct.

As a result, it is important for him to be deeply implicated in his career and to feel as though he is really accomplishing a goal that is important to him. He is coherent and pragmatic, and his life and mind are carefully organized. Improvisation is not his forte; on the contrary, he tends to plan out his work in advance, stick to the plan obstinately, and pace himself carefully. This tendency may strike others as being somewhat plodding and slow.

But the opinion of others means little to him; he judges himself on the basis of the fruit of his labor. His accomplishments arouse his pride and possessiveness, since he views them as evidence of his worth. However, the work ethic so prevalent in our society is deeply ingrained in him. Merely by slogging on with his duty, he achieves such personal rewards and satisfactions as the knowledge that his potency never flickers; his inner virility and ability to follow through are steady, sure, and irresistible. The only drawback is that his earthiness and stubbornness may confine his interests to somewhat low horizons. His capacity for work is related to a capacity for self-devotion. He is able to give his entire being to a great cause, to devote himself body and soul, with all the might and conscientiousness he possesses, if he believes the goal to be his ultimate purpose. His initial problem is to find the cause he will make his purpose in life, because if he were to err, if he wandered into the trap of a bad cause fraught with risk, he would suffer a terrible setback.

Therefore, the essential value which will define his life and destiny is the fruit of a long ripening process, a slow, gradual deliberation, the opposite of an impulse. If his purpose in life were to elude him, he would be tempted by indulgence and apathy. His taste for sensual pleasures like good food and drink might then take over, depriving him of maturity and fulfillment, and, ultimately, his vital potency. But, don’t worry, this is pure conjecture!

Noah Beck yearns for a purpose in life, even faraway or abstract.

Noah is attentive to work and profit. He will probably be financially comfortable throughout his life.

At the time of Noah Beck’s birth, his rising sign was located in Scorpio (the Scorpion), while the sun was passing through the sign of Taurus (the Bull). A summary of the various clues mentioned above provide his personality profile. The following key words capture the essence of his character and indicate certain contradictions which may be sources of tension:

Pugnacity – Charisma – Opposition to progress – Dignity – Compassion – Shrewdness – Perseverance – Concentration – Pragmatism – Optimism – Productivity – Common sense – Luxury.

Because of his uncompromising and steadfast nature and fierce determination to succeed in satisfying his needs and ambitions, he is the type of person who will not give up until he has reached whatever goal he set for himself.

A realist with a somewhat skeptical and pragmatic bent, he does not start anything until after he has carefully prepared. His sense of productivity and organizational skills should enable him to accumulate a whole series of accomplishments. But he might want to work on controlling his pride in order to achieve full moral and spiritual harmony.

Born in the three and one-half days before the full moon rose, Noah Beck is said to be a “gibbous moon” lunar type. This “soli-lunar” configuration gives Noah a rich, complex personality, although Noah is sometimes troubled by the feeling Noah is struggling to do something great. Indeed, a feeling that Noah is lacking something may preoccupy Noah until Noah finds a spiritual or humanitarian cause worthy of Noah’s devotion.

Devotion will be important to Noah as a foundation for Noah’s inner and outer development. If Noah fails to encounter a great and noble cause to which Noah is willing to pledge Noah’s self, Noah could always make do with a person whose aura and magnetism attract Noah. Whatever Noah decides, it is by working to serve a cause or another person that Noah will approach Noah’s own self-transformation.