Personality Analysis for People Born on December 6, 2017

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Personality Traits for people born on December 6, 2017

Born on December 6, 2017 : You’ll lead with order — playful, protective, and quietly intense

You come across as a small but serious builder — the kid who lines up blocks by color and expects everyone to clean up afterward. You want freedom to lead (that’s Life Path 1) but you also feel responsible for others (birth number 6). That combo makes you both creative and dutiful: you’ll make things, organize teams, and expect respect. Watch how that restlessness around feelings can push you toward intense friendships. The next part explains how those traits turn into real skills.

Personality : Protective

You are protective and a little cautious. In play you guard younger friends, in school you notice unfairness and you step in. Mercury, Saturn and Pluto in the 6th house from the Moon point to a practical, service-minded temperament: you think in terms of systems and routines. You may sound blunt when protecting others because you prioritize order. That protective streak fuels your talents next.

Talent and Abilities : Creative organizer

With Sun and Venus in the 5th house from the Moon, creativity and performance come naturally. You combine that with leadership from Life Path 1 and the home-strength of Mars and Jupiter in the 4th — you create warm, ambitious projects. You learn by doing: leading a small group project, making a short video, or building a game gives you both satisfaction and social status. Unconscious motive: you want recognition for taking care of others. That desire to be seen and useful will shape how you work and relate.

Blind Spots : Guarded and demanding

You dislike self-centered people and reserved types who won’t pitch in. That can make you come off as intolerant or judgmental. Emotionally, Rahu conjunct the Moon increases hunger for attention and novelty; the Moon’s South Node in the 7th suggests relationship habits from the past—repeating patterns where you expect others to fill roles you once played. You may misread quietness as disinterest and react too fast. Notice that; it’s where growth starts.

Karmic Lessons : Balance self-starting with partnership

Your chart asks you to learn cooperation without losing independence. The Moon’s South Node in the 7th hints at past-life or family patterns centered on partnerships; Rahu on the Moon drives you forward into new ways of being the self. The lesson: lead in a way that invites trust, not control. Over time, small choices—listening, delegating—shift the pattern. Pay attention to relationship cycles during planetary transits; they’ll nudge you toward the next lesson.

Family and Environment : Structured, skilled household

Home likely values order and service. There may be family ties to teaching, medicine, healing or crafts — people who do steady work. Your parents provide emotional intelligence and a sense of duty; the household rewards reliability. You feel safe with routines and clear roles. That environment teaches you to organize but can also make you less patient with free spirits. See how family shapes your health habits below.

Health and Habits : Routine is your medicine

Planful routines help you more than randomness. With Saturn and Pluto in your 6th house from the Moon, discipline around sleep, diet and checkups pays off; family patterns suggest attention to ENT and eyesight issues, so regular screenings are smart. Emotional intensity can show up in stomach or stress-related complaints — simple breathwork and consistent sleep make a big difference. Keep routines short, consistent, and non-negotiable.

Education and Student Life : Curious but needs structure

You learn quickly when guided. Mercury in the 6th from the Moon gives you an analytical streak for practical subjects; Jupiter in the 4th helps learning at home. You may struggle if school lacks clear support or structure. Hands-on projects, mentors, and focused tasks keep you engaged. Formal discipline plus creative outlets will let your curiosity turn into real skills — more on careers next.

Work, Money and Career : Service with a leadership edge

Best fits combine service and authority: medicine, engineering, teaching, or skilled leadership in a practical field. Analysis shows both a service orientation (6th-house emphasis) and leadership ambition (Life Path 1). Uranus in the 10th house from the Moon brings sudden, unconventional career moves — think niche online brands, tech, or alternative healing that gains public attention. Expect turning points during Uranus or Saturn cycles; those transits will intensify choices about work and reputation.

Love Life and Romantic Partners : Steady but selective

You’ll want a partner who respects your need for order and who shares your sense of responsibility. If you are male: your future wife may come from a creative or spiritual background and may bring strong family values; she may also need care around digestion or the lower back (a gentle heads-up to pay attention to health together). If you are female: your future husband may be intellectual or tech-oriented, possibly from a large family and supportive in status. The Moon’s South Node in the 7th means relationships repeat themes until you balance giving and owning your space. Your partner will often see you as reliable, decisive, and sometimes too strict — they’ll value your protection but ask you to soften criticism. Relationship strengths and challenges tend to surface during Venus, Saturn and Jupiter transits, which can intensify attraction or reveal where compromises are needed.

Areas of Improvement and Obstacles : Rigidity and impatience

You can be inflexible, intolerant of laziness, and quick to leave situations where you feel disrespected. Pride and status concerns can make you defensive. High energy and competitiveness can produce stress and acidity; learn to slow down before you react. If you want people to follow your lead, practice listening: that’s your fastest route to lasting influence.

Actionable Insights, Tips, Techniques, Tools and Strategies

• Set three daily rituals (wake time, 10-minute planning, bedtime wind‑down) to channel Rahu-Moon intensity into calm focus.
• Lead small projects (club, classroom task) to build leadership while practicing delegation.
• Practice one empathy habit: ask a quiet person one question and listen fully before speaking.
• Schedule regular health checks for eyes, ears and stress markers; keep exercise short and consistent.
• Use simple tools: a checklist app, 5‑minute breathwork, and a creativity notebook to capture ideas and avoid impatience.