Sagittarius dates (23 November–21 December), have a positive outlook on life, are energy-filled, versatile, adventurous and willing to experience the new. They like traveling and exploring; they are ambitious and optimistic, even in the face of deception. They also suffer numerous deceptions without being struck by their strongly idealistic nature. They are honorable, honest, reliable, true, generous, sincere, passionate about justice. They are often on the side of the underprivileged in society, and they are willing to fight for whatever cause they believe to be fair. They are balancing loyalty with freedom.
Sagittarians are generally modest and often religious, with a strong moral sensitivity, although they tend to highlight the ethical codes they follow and worship God instead of God himself. In other words, they see conformity to ritual and traditional codes as more valuable than the facts they symbolize or represent as rigid, unloving, intolerant. Sometimes they are lip service to religions and political parties in which they have stopped believing because they are satisfied by the outer forms. However, you can't hesitate to turn your political loyalty or change your belief system when you see your personal advantage in this.
Sagittarius is Archer, and this sign gave birth to many war heroes. Many artists and entertainers, including Beethoven, Toulouse-Lautrec and Georges Seurat, were also born under this sign. The Sagittarius mark of Winston Churchill's birth, publishing tycoon William Randolph Hearst, and baseball legend Ty Cobb.
Sagittarians are trustworthy in relationships and will hardly ever betray their partners. They are generous and forgiving, but they are tempering and explosive. They professionally make outstanding teachers and philosophers. Before the cars invention, they were said to be excellent with horses. This is reasonable, as the symbols of Sagitarius are a centaur, a half man, and a half horse.
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