Aristotle
He who takes
| Character and Dominants : Will, Dynamism, Vitality |
| Plant : Elder | Animal : Octopus |
| Colour : Violet | Zodiac Sign : Scorpio |
Genre :  Male | Numerology :  |
| Origin : Greek first name | Etymology : |
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Character
Aristotle's life has two sides; The public face, highly fertile, and another that is more discreet, even secret.
In all cases, Aristotle is very efficient and reflective, highly emotive and active.
He is an impassioned person, tenacious and determined but quite capable of mastering his explosive emotional nature through exercising patience. He has immense self-confidence that comes close to self-pride at times.
Aristotle wants everything which at times incurs the risk of trying to do too much, and he wants to know everything with his dynamic curiosity that borders on indiscretion.
Despite everything, Aristotle is an introvert as he only shows part of himself, his public image. What he truly thinks and the reasons for his actions are almost always hidden within himself. Aristotle is pragmatic according to the circumstances and the subjects in play. His morality should be practical and efficient, even if sometimes one may doubt his sincerity and values; at those times it is for him to come to terms with his conscience. His inborn flair placed at the service of his success, and his domination, is far more instrumental than his intuition in making Aristotle undeniably seductive.
Emotivity
His emotivity is one of the explosive ingredients, together with activity, that characterise Aristotle. He appears to have a weak reactivity but in fact it is voluntarily hidden so he can carry out his deeds secretly.
Activity
Close to tyrannical, Aristotle's will is extremely strong. He pursues his goals with vigour and even ferocity if necessary. Aristotle literally needs action for the sake of action. In a way this acts to reassure him but is also a real addiction. A great vitality, an exemplary health and a resistance to any challenge characterise Aristotle. His sociability relates particularly to a utility. Aristotle enjoys receiving people, particularly if this can be useful for his career or a project he is fixed upon.
True friendship for him is as difficult to give as it is to receive. Aristotle is capable of anything to achieve his ends, whatever the time it may take or the means necessary. He is tenacious and insistent.
Intellect
At first glance one might think that his intelligence is simply practical and ordered but this would be an underestimation. Aristotle is discreetly capable of formidable reactions.
Affection
It isn't always easy to pin Aristotle down, to know if he loves or not, as his attitude is above all guided by a search for efficiency. However, he experiences great difficulties when he has to share his feelings.
Sensoriality
His sentimentality often stems from tyrannical desires that he tries to satisfy by any means necessary.
His sensuality is based on a particular idea that is highly personal.
Aristotle is often jealous and possessive, however he is very loyal.
In conclusion
Although Aristotle enjoys luck and success, this can be provoking and he should not forget that setbacks exist.
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