He was also very emotional as could be seen in his speeches.
In spite of the endless lies told about him, he was one of the finest humanitarians who ever lived, and he also loved animals and put laws for animal rights into effect in Nazi Germany.
Helen Keller who was both blind and deaf spent her entire life communicating.
She lacked Air [Communication].
She authored several books and gave numerous speeches.
The information below regarding the lack of an element is traditional and by the book.
Just remember, individuals lacking an element tend to express the characteristics of that element in a different way.
The Element of Earth
Characteristics of Earth:
People who are dominant in Earth are:
sensual
materialistic
practical
and they hate anything that is unplanned.
Earth gives patience, self-discipline, makes one dependable, reliable, and conventional.
Earth people like tradition, and security is extremely important to them, they are cautious, deliberate, slow in forming opinions, and can be slow in everything they do.
They are reserved, can have limited imagination, but they have exceptional endurance.
They are practical, grounded, cool-headed, and level-headed.
They are hardworking, they dislike change and can be stuck in a routine for years without ever getting bored.
They have a hard time adjusting to new situations and changes.
Lacking Earth:
People who are lacking in Earth are not attuned to the material/physical world, they are spaced-out, impractical, they can neglect their bodies, they are flighty, lack self-discipline, are ungrounded, often feel out of place, and have over-active imaginations.
These people can forget to:
eat
rest
exercise
and so forth.
They have trouble with:
routine
endurance
scheduling
and organizing their lives.
A lack of Earth brings a lack of stability along with an inability to finish things.
Here today and gone tomorrow.
These people can overspend their money foolishly or gamble it away.
They are irresponsible and live only for today.
Earth is the material principle.
The Element of Air
The Characteristics of Air:
People with the element of air prominent have the ability to be:
objective
detached
unemotional
They are intellectual; enjoy spontaneity, easily bored, very talkative and communicative.
Air is the most social of the elements.
Air people are usually quick in their movements and speedy.
They can be very impractical.
Air lacks feeling and emotion.
Air is pure intellect
Air people can adapt and adjust to situations easily.
They can have an over-active mind, live in their head, and be Jack-Of-All-Trades, and master of none.
Air lacks depth.
The sayings "up in the air", "air headed", "cool-headed" are relevant to air.
An imbalance of too much air creates a lack of planning, makes one scatterbrained, nervousness, high-strung, and causes nervous exhaustion.
A LACK of air makes one have a hard time detaching as the tendency is to become too emotionally involved.
People who lack air can find themselves too involved with others.
They can be overly emotional, have violent reactions, lash out, and have a very difficult time with being objective.
They can have a hard time adjusting to new situations.
The emotions often dominate in one who is lacking the air element.
They can become obsessed.
Air is the communicative, intellectual principle.
The Characteristics of Fire:
Self-centered
confident
enthusiastic
expressive
bold
subjective
expansive
out-going
extroverted
insensitivity to others
impulsive
impatient
creative
vain
extravagance
reckless
passionate
self-important
exhibitionist
courageous
adventuresome
People who have pronounced Fire often burn themselves out.
They are often over-active, restless, and over concerned with making something happen in the world.
There are often problems in dealing with others; they can be very insensitive and crude in their approach.
Fire people are prone to inflammation, high blood pressure and can be labeled as "hot headed" as they normally have short tempers.
Without the Element of Earth, people who are dominant in Fire can lack staying power.
Lacking Fire:
People who are lacking in Fire are usually:
low in energy
lack self-esteem
self-confidence
There is a lack of spiritedness, lack of enthusiasm, aversion to challenges; there is apathy toward living, major problems take a long time to overcome with lingering psychological scars.
Fire alleviates mental depression and brings a love of life.
Fire is the creative principle, the spark of life.
Fire rules:
competition
athletics
action
courage
self-confidence
charisma
and pyrokinesis.
Invoking and Directing Fire is the advanced aspect of pyrokinesis.
The Element of Water
Characteristics of Water:
People who have dominant Water are too in touch with feelings and emotions.
They are psychic, and notice things others don’t see, such as subtle nuances.
Too much Water creates:
irrational fears
compulsive desires
oversensitivity
feelings of being threatened.
These people are very easily hurt and offended, they are impressionable, and their emotions can dominate them.
"The aether is the fifth classical element in ancient Greek philosophy and science.
This Greek concept seems to derive directly from the akasha, its Hindu counterpart.
In Greek doctrines it seems that the Aether was the celestial fire, the pure essence where the gods lived and which they breathed.
In this connection, it seems that aether is radiative heat like that of the sun, which is able to propagate in empty space.
The Greek word "aither" derives from an Indo- European root aith- ("burn, shine").
This root figures in the name of Aithiopia (Ethiopia), which means something like "burnt land."
"Aether was once believed to be a substance, which filled all of space.
Aristotle included it as a fifth element (the quintessence) on the principle that nature abhorred a vacuum."
"Oliver Nicholson points out that, in contrast to the better known luminiferous aether of the 19th century, the older concept of the classical aether had three properties. =
Among these characteristics, the classical aether had a non-material property, was,
"Less than the vehicle of visible light."
and was responsible for "generating metals" along with fostering the development of all bodies."
Adapted from Proceedings of the Tesla Centennial Symposium, Oliver Nicholson, "Tesla's Self-Sustaining Electrical Generator"