Hummingbird

KEY CHARACTERISTICS

Air, south, herbivore, small, confident, active

The hummingbird is a diligent worker, both for their own benefit and for society. They are happy to help others, as this assistance energizes them and brings joy. Sociable and open to the world, hummingbirds do not like loneliness and isolation from others.

Hummingbirds constantly seek mutually beneficial forms of interaction with the world, cooperation, and partnership with other people. Such goals are often challenging to achieve, but hummingbirds possess all the ingenuity and perseverance needed to accomplish them.

Preferences and Fears

Hummingbirds skillfully manage their own lives: they are independent in their judgments and views and can be flexible and adapt to any situation. Optimistic, they know how to enjoy life and are happy to share their optimism and harmony with others.

Remember that captivity for hummingbirds is equivalent to death, so do not lock your impulses and dreams in a cage; give your dreams a chance to come true! Hummingbirds are dreamy and full of creative energy. They strive for beauty, preferring not to notice the bad, the ugly, or the evil and quickly forget. Hummingbirds avoid conflict and confusion.

CAREER

For the creative hummingbird, occupations such as a designer, artist, writer, poet, and musician are perfect. They can solve any problem creatively, not only in creative jobs. Hummingbirds dress tastefully, decorate their homes beautifully, and have a clear sense of style.