The name of Hiccups has given you an appreciation for many beautiful and refined aspects of life--music and art, literature, drama--and the outdoors, where you find much peace and relaxation, but it creates a far too sensitive nature. Emotional urges could disrupt your personal relationships. Given the training and opportunity, you could excel in music, art, drama, or writing. There would be a risk that uncontrolled, morbid thoughts could undermine your mental stability, causing extreme worry and irrational behaviour. Also, you could develop an extraordinary ability to concentrate on complex theoretical subject matter such as mathematics, although your success in such endeavours would be limited by a lack of patience and perseverance, and by difficulty in sustaining systematic effort over the long term. You sense and feel much that you do not understand, and sometimes you are alarmed at your thoughts and wonder about their origin. When the mood suits you, you can be engaging and entertaining in a social situation, but you can swing unpredictably at the slightest offence, real or imagined, into a chilling silence that rebuffs others. Otherwise, the humdrum tedium of a daily work routine and competitive pressures would result in frustration and inner turmoil. Depletion of your energy through emotional excess would create a craving for rich, quick-energy foods that can affect the skin through rashes or eczema, and aggravate any liver problems. Health weaknesses could appear as disorders affecting the liver, or the heart, lungs, and bronchial tubes.
