As you can tell by his portrait, Jerry is a very serious person with no sense of humor and is generally withdrawn and boring. He never goes anywhere.

He’s a Scorpio with his moon in Scorpio, which means he’s a Double Scorpio. To make matters worse, when he was a toddler in Douglas, Arizona, way back in the early 1960s, he was stung by a scorpion. It was a radioactive scorpion, too, which is why he now has superpowers.

Okay, that part is made up. But he is a Double Scorpio who’s been stung by a scorpion. By all rights, that should make him a superhero named “The Scorpion,” but unfortunately, no.

Jerry values life in all its forms, embracing the belief that consciousness pervades the universe. He is committed to respecting all creatures as conscious individuals and strives to live with compassion, patience, and empathy. Rejecting violence as entertainment, Jerry promotes positive and constructive storytelling.

Guided by the principles of Buddhism and Stoicism, Jerry practices mindfulness, gratitude, and resilience, focusing on what he can control. He believes in educating rather than legislating, empowering others to make informed choices.

In both his daily life and creative work, Jerry embraces minimalism, striving to declutter and simplify. He cherishes the present moment, finding joy in the journey rather than fixating on destinations. Aware of life’s fragility, Jerry prioritizes living fully and authentically every day.