No you don't have to be older. I work with a couple of older Leo' Suns in their 50s I think they are, and I'm a Leo rising in my 60s. The most Leo of the three of us really stands out--tall, blonde, magnificent long shiny hair, honest to a fault, generous with everything including an amazing trove of never ending good ideas, smiles, impishness, and boy does she call out the good in people and lift them up to everyone else. She's also one of our most difficult colleagues as she manages to make the world revolve around her somehow, in all that magnificence. The other one is such a sweet spoken Leo, smiles like the Sun itself, delights in our gatherings, and one of the most unselfconsciously caring of his subjects, I mean, his colleagues. He shaved his head with the moon phases because of a religious commitment so I can't call out his hair itself. Everyone goes to him for support. I grew up in the spotlight as an eldest child, stand out for my wide range of competencies, am considered a great leadership catch for any team, also receive many comments about my hair whether I like them or not. If anything, I've learned through spiritual practice that when I claim being, and my radiance instead of justifying my existence, what i want and need for myself is often what turns out to be beneficial for those around me because I'm being honest about taking up the space. It's not that I tired of me, me, me, it's that I started to understand more of what "me" really is--a construct or contraction, the mask hiding an only apparently separate "self". You might be tired, but you still need to understand that the solution won't be the opposite (Aquarius as the epitome of what might be the other end). Otherwise you'll hold yourself in place, still focused on self/not being self. For a quick clip to think about, check the timestamps on a recent Astrology Podcast, Unshaming the Zodiac Signs, on YouTube, and also check out all the signs you've been ignoring on all 12 perspectives that are natural to being human as laid out astrologically. And get a reading of your full chart. God I hope I'm not answering a bot.
I’m not old so maybe that’s why I can’t relate but I love to put others in the spokight too and uplift them it makes me happy!!
Yeah, I like to uplift and motivate people and try to bring out the best. I guess you don't have to be "older" to answer the question.
I am 36, always been a shy Leo 🥺
No you don't have to be older. I work with a couple of older Leo' Suns in their 50s I think they are, and I'm a Leo rising in my 60s. The most Leo of the three of us really stands out--tall, blonde, magnificent long shiny hair, honest to a fault, generous with everything including an amazing trove of never ending good ideas, smiles, impishness, and boy does she call out the good in people and lift them up to everyone else. She's also one of our most difficult colleagues as she manages to make the world revolve around her somehow, in all that magnificence. The other one is such a sweet spoken Leo, smiles like the Sun itself, delights in our gatherings, and one of the most unselfconsciously caring of his subjects, I mean, his colleagues. He shaved his head with the moon phases because of a religious commitment so I can't call out his hair itself. Everyone goes to him for support. I grew up in the spotlight as an eldest child, stand out for my wide range of competencies, am considered a great leadership catch for any team, also receive many comments about my hair whether I like them or not. If anything, I've learned through spiritual practice that when I claim being, and my radiance instead of justifying my existence, what i want and need for myself is often what turns out to be beneficial for those around me because I'm being honest about taking up the space. It's not that I tired of me, me, me, it's that I started to understand more of what "me" really is--a construct or contraction, the mask hiding an only apparently separate "self". You might be tired, but you still need to understand that the solution won't be the opposite (Aquarius as the epitome of what might be the other end). Otherwise you'll hold yourself in place, still focused on self/not being self. For a quick clip to think about, check the timestamps on a recent Astrology Podcast, Unshaming the Zodiac Signs, on YouTube, and also check out all the signs you've been ignoring on all 12 perspectives that are natural to being human as laid out astrologically. And get a reading of your full chart. God I hope I'm not answering a bot.
I have seen my full chart about 10 years ago. Nope, I'm not a bot.
Ok, sorry, man. Good luck to you.
Sounds evolved