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about yourself through astrology beyond what you've already read in your Sun
sign description.
The Instant Horoscope Reader is the perfect book for anyone who would like a
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and themselves that only astrology can offer.
There's much more to you than any mere description of your Sun sign — no
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more to astrology than just knowing what sign your natal Sun is in. Identifying
and interpreting your Moon sign, the sign each planet was in at the time of your
birth, house placements, and your planetary aspects will give you "the big
picture" of yourself, astrologic ally speaking.
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About the Author
Julia Lupton Skalka has been a professional astrologer, writer, and teacher in the
Washington, D.C., area since 1974. For over eighteen years, she has been a
contributor to Horoscope Magazine, the leading astrology pubUcation in the
United States. Articles about her have appeared in the Washington Post and USA
Today, and she has appeared on radio and television talk shows. JuHa's text is used
in two astrology software programs from Time Cycles Research, Inc.
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The Instant Horoscope
Reader
Planets hy Sign, House, and Aspect
Julia Lupton Skalka
1996
Uewcllyn Publications
St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A. 55164-0383
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The instant horoscope reader: planets by sign, house, and aspect
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Dedication
For 'Nana, who makes the world a hater place
Acknowledgements
In the course of its creation and multiple reincarnations, The Instant Horoscope
Reader became much more than the single effort of its author. For this book and
any work I accomplish as an author, I will always be in debt to Julia A. Wagner,
former Editor-in-Chief of Horoscope Magazine, who gave me an opportunity to
write about astrology twenty years ago. Special indebtedness goes to Dennis
Haskell of Time Cycles Research who encouraged me to write text for his
remarkable astrological software. His lo series of astrology programs contains the
natal report writer on which The Instant Horoscope Reader is based. TTie astrolog-
ical fonts used in the book are one of many innovative font styles available from
Time Cycles. I am truly grateful to Dennis, along with Elaine Tyropolis, Bob
StuUer, Joshua Jewell, and Chuck Weigand at Time Cycles for their treasured
friendship and support.
I am profoundly appreciative of the intelligence and editorial skills of Lauren
Crasco and Gloria Freemire who patiently read and reread the manuscript. Their
corrections and suggestions were insightful and somehow managed to keep my
words and ideas from collapsing under their own weight. Grateful thanks must
go to my family — Stan, David, Karen, and Aaron, who, despite my preoccupation
and frequent absences, have unaccountably remained affectionate and loyal to
me. The valuable suggestions they made, necessary tasks they performed, and
many personal favors they granted contributed in no small measure to the writing
process. Never one to take things for granted, I also offer thanks to the gods of
the reliable Xerox and the clever Macintosh.
Any creativity and originality in this book reside solely in the presentation of
the material — the success or failure for which I accept responsibility as well as
blame. The content of its information belongs to astrology itself and to the gener-
ations ofastrologers who have recorded its ideas and observations since the
beginning of history.
CONTENTS
Illustrations: vii
Tables: viii
Preface ix
Chapter One: INTRODUCTION TO ASTROLOGY 1
Chapter Two: The Zodl\C 13

Chapter Three: The SiGNS 19
Chapter Four: ThE HOROSCOPE 31
Chapter Five: The HOUSES 41
Chapter Six: The PlANETS 49
Chapter Seven: PLANETS IN THE SiGNS 57
Chapter Eight: PLANETS IN THE HOUSES 151
Chapter Nine: DEFINING PLANETARY ASPECTS 217

Chapter Ten: PLANETARY ASPECTS IN THE NATAL ChART 229
Chapter Eleven: INTERPRETING THE HOROSCOPE 289
Appendix A: Ephemeris 323
Appendix B: ASTROLOGICAL SOFTWARE AND CHART SERVICES 425
Appendix C: BiRTH DATA SOURCES 426

Endnotes 427
Bibliography 431
Index 434
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure i: THE EaRTH'S YEARLY OrBIT ArOUND THE SUN 17
Figure 2: The Zodiac's Twenty-Four-Hour Movement 32

Figure 3: TWELVE-HOUR MOVEMENT OF THE ZODIAC WITH THE SUN: ... 34
Figure 4: The Twenty-Four-Hour Movement of the Sun: 35

Figure 5: THE DEGREES OF THE HOROSCOPE 36
Figure 6: HOUSES OF THE HOROSCOPE 40
Figure 7: The NATURAL WHEEL 58
Figure 8: THE NATURAL HOUSES OF THE SUN 58
Figure 9: ThE NATURAL HOUSES OF THE MoON 59
Figure 10: The Solar System 124
Figure ii: A CHART DEPICTING ASPECTS 216
Figure 12: Chart One, May 13, 1933 224
Figure 13: Chart Two, May 24, 1933 225
Figure 14: Chart Three, October 12, 1954 227
Figure 15: Chart Four, October 16, 1954 228
Figure 16: Theodore Roosevelt, Grace Kelly, Ted Bundy,

AND MaTA HaRI: 299
TABLES
Table i: The ELEMENTS 6
Table 2: ThE QyALITIES 8
Table 3: The ELEMENTS AND QUALITIES 9
Table 4: The Sun's Entry into the Signs 15

Table 5: Corresponding Zodl^cs 18
Table 6: SiGNS AND THEIR SYMBOLS 20
Table 7: CORRESPONDING PLANETS AND DEITIES 48

Table 8: ASTROLOGICAL SiGNS AND THEIR PLANETARY RULERS 48
Table 9: Planets and their Symbols 55

Table 10: PLANETARY ASPECTS AND THEIR SYMBOLS 218
Table 11: OPPOSITIONS IN THE NATURAL CHART 218
Table 12: TrINES IN THE NATURAL CHART 219
Table 13: SaUARES IN THE NATURAL CHART 221

Table 14: SeXTDJES IN THE NATURAL CHART 222
Preface
Introducing people to astrology is an exhilarating experience for me. I confess

it isn't always easy to decide where to begin. Some people are intrigued with
astrology's long and colorful history. Some want to know if it's like the daily
horoscope columns they read in newspapers. Others are interested in how a
horoscope is cast. There is one thing everyone always wants to know. "How,"
they invariably ask me, "did you become interested in astrology?" To readers who
may also wonder, let me reply that I began to study astrology for the same reason
that motivated you to read this book — it's a fascinating subject. Whether you
want a Uttle information or you want to become a serious student, learning about
astrology also happens to be a lot of fun.
What exactly is astrology? Let me begin by saying what it is not. Astrology
is not a religion. It does not require blind faith. Astrology is not magic. It does
not involve secret knowledge or occult techniques. Although certain of its signs
and symbols originated in mythology, astrology is not myth. Religion, magic, and
mythology arose from the need to understand ourselves and to explain the world
in which we live. So did astrology. One of the worst misconceptions people have
about astrology is that it proposes that the planets and/or their movements actu-
ally cause things to happen. This is not true. Let's say, for example, an astrologer
observes a planetary pattern that is, among other things, associated with war. Let
us suppose that, indeed, such a catastrophe occurs. Does the astrologer believe
the planets were responsible for the war? No. TTie principle of cause and effect
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has no part in astrological thinking. One event (the planetary pattern) is used to
recognize the potential of another event (the war). The first event is only a
connection or association with but certainly not the cause of the second event.
Astrology began as the simple observation of the Sun and Moon. To early
observers the supreme lord of the celestial realm was the Sun; he whose fiery
countenance appeared each morning and disappeared over the horizon each
evening, plunging the world again into darkness. The Moon, though she lacked
the warmth and splendor of the Sun, also inspired appreciation and adoration.
Gradually changing from a slender crescent to a wondrous silver bubble afloat in
the starry mists, she was the undisputed goddess of the night. Ancient art and
architecture stand as mute testimony that observation and worship of the Sun
and Moon are far older than recorded history. How and when astrology devel-
oped will never be known for certain, but it is not difficult to understand how
early societies learned to recognize a correlation between celestial cycles and
earthly events, such as the seasons and the annual flooding of rivers. If such vital,
life-sustaining events were connected with the movements of heavenly bodies,
why not with everything else? This essential question was the seed from which
astrology sprang. And out of astrology's womb came the science of astronomy.
From ancient times the practice of using planetary positions as favorable and
unfavorable indicators in the lives of nations as weU as individuals was fairly wide-
spread throughout the regions of the Middle East, especially in Mesopotamia.
About one hundred and fifty years ago, before the age of archaeology, Europeans
began digging in the desolate, forsaken sands of what is now modern Iraq.
Prompted by desire to locate the lost cities of the Bible, they had barely disturbed
the earth when the remains of a ziggurat, or temple tower, were uncovered. Exca-
vations continued, and in the capitals of the world excitement grew as the discov-
eries became known. Royal palaces, along with enormous statues of winged buUs,
long-dead kings, warriors, and horses, slowly emerged from what had been
nothing more than rubbish heaps. There was little doubt that the ancient city of
Nineveh had been found when reUefs depicting the story of the Assyrian people
who "delighted in war" began to appear. This was the biblical nation that the
prophets of Israel had cursed for their barbaric deeds. English and French exca-
vators pried centuries-old stonework and other Assyrian artifacts out of dusty
graves and sent them off to museums in a world undreamt of by those who had
created them. Thrilled with their success, the excavators did not yet recognize
their most amazing discovery. They did not know the buried treasures they had
Preface
found would lead to far more ancient times and peoples than those of their Bible.
One of the most impressive of the Assyrian palaces that was discovered
belonged to Ashurbanipal, 668-627 ^^' ^^^ ^^^^ of the great kings of Assyria. As
frightful as he was to his enemies, Ashurbanipal nevertheless possessed at least
one redeeming trait; he had a thirst for knowledge. Unlike many of his predeces-
sors, this monarch could read and write, and, most significantly, he was devoted
to preserving records from earlier millennia. Much as Alexander would do when
building his famous library hundreds of years later, Ashurbanipal sent for all the
texts that were stored in private collections throughout his kingdom. He
employed many excellent scribes, who recorded the texts in ancient Akkadian,
side by side with their translation in the still older language of Sumer. In 612 BC,
Nineveh and the people that Ashurbanipal had led into a last burst of prosperity
were completely destroyed by the Medes. Ashurbanipal and his great kingdom
vanished for two thousand five hundred years.
When excavators uncovered Ashurbanipal's palace early in the nineteenth
century, they found lying within its chambers hundreds of clay tablets with
strange cuneiform inscriptions. This was all that remained of the royal library.
The tablets, later thought to be only a small portion of the royal archives
collected by Ashurbanipal at Nineveh, were shoveled into bushels and sent to the
British Museum. When the cuneiform code was finally broken and the text could
be deciphered, the modern world was astounded. The writing on the clay tablets
made it obvious that stories and ideas thought to have originated in biblical times
could be traced back to the Sumerians, a civilization that had existed two thou-
sand years earUer. The tablets found in Ashurbanipal's library and elsewhere
contained the historical roots of biblical lore, and they also contained evidence
that astrology, too, has a very ancient history. A particular group of these tablets,
referred to by scholars as omen texts, contain many one4ine entries that describe
the movements of the Sun, Moon, and planets. The descriptions further associate
the celestial movements with the welfare of the king or the nation.
"The royal art of astrology is the method of divination for which
Mesopotamia is famed,"^ wrote the distinguished Assyriologist A. Leo Oppen-
heim in his book. Ancient Mesopotamia. In an essay published posthumously in
1975, Professor Oppenheim focused his attention on the astrologers of ancient
Assyria. According to Professor Oppenheim, the study of the rise of astrology
has hardly begun. Because of the time-consuming, highly specialized scholarship
required, many of the cuneiform tablets have still not been translated. Until they
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are, we cannot have a true history of astrology. The science and art of astrology,
as it is still practiced in modem times, does not come directly from the Chaldeans
or Babylonians, but from fourth- and fifth-century Hellenistic Greeks. The trans-
lated cuneiform texts reveal, however, that astrology inherited much material
from the Babylonians and far earUer cultures.
The rational thought of Greek philosophers and writers embraced the notion
of a cosmos so well ordered that no part is independent of the other parts. They
beUeved enthusiastically in a correspondence between planetary patterns and the
lives of people, and they developed the mathematics necessary to calculate a horo-
scope. The greatest of the Greek astronomers, Ptolemy and Hipparchus, were
astrologers, and the cosmological teachings of Plato and Aristotle embodied
astrological ideas. To Mesopotamian literature, the Greeks added their knowledge
of geometry, philosophy, and rational thought. By the second century BC, they
had given astrology the definite shape and structure it has retained from genera-
tion to generation in Western thought and culture, attracting along the way the
interest of respected scholars and charlatans alike.
In 2000 BC, the basis of the emerging art of astrology was the association of
celestial cycles with events on the earth. As a modem twentieth century
astrologer, I benefit from being able to use accurate mathematical calculations and
a more enlightened understanding of the world. However, the basis of my
astrology is the same as it was for those who practiced it almost four thousand
years ago.
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Chapter One
Introduction to
Astrology
One of the main purposes of an introduction is to acquaint readers with

some of the material they will encounter in the book. I decided that for
me the best introduction might be simply to answer questions about
astrology that people frequently ask.
What is astrology?
Astrology is the study of cycles. The Sun, Moon, and planets move in their own
time and space according to specific cycles. Each planet faithfully follows its indi-
vidual orbit around the Sun. In turn the Sun follows its own path through the
galaxy, and the galaxy inexorably moves through the endless universe. Although
science has made some progress, we are still in the formative stages of under-
standing the great cosmic entity of which the Earth and those who dwell upon
her are such a tiny part. We have gained much of our knowledge about the
universe from studying the various cycles of animate and inanimate matter within
it. Above, the Earth, the Sun, Moon, and planets move according to their indi-
vidual cycles. On the surface of the Earth, man, beast, and plant live according to
their biological cycles. The Earth itself has many cycles — weather cycles, geolog-
ical cycles, and so on. Human society experiences economic, political, and social
cycles. Since the time of the learned Greeks, we have known that everything in
nature is related to everything else in uniquely integrated and observable patterns.

The planetary cycles observed in the heavens are related to the cycles observed on
the Earth — as surely as one season follows another. Astrologers are by no means
the only ones who continue to believe in the correlation between people and the
universe. On Sunday, October 3, 1993, the New York Times printed an article on
mathematics in which Simon Kochen, Mathematics Department Chairman at
Princeton University, was quoted, "We evolved from this universe, and our
brains work in some kind of conformity with the universe. There must be some
kind of harmony between the way we think and the way the universe works. "^
Why is the Suns position so important in astrology?

Compared to other stars with respect to size and brilliance, our Sun is not an
impressive specimen. However, in a universe incalculably cold and dark, it is
fortunate for us that the Earth unfailingly continues to circle around this little
spark of warmth and light. Otherwise, there would be no life. During the year it
takes to make one orbit around the Sun, the Earth receives life-giving solar rays
from continually changing angles. The changing angles of the Earth's position
as it moves around the Sun produce the four seasons. Birth, growth, maturity,
and death are the patterns within the cycle of the seasons, a cycle ordained by
the Earth's relationship with the Sun. Every life that is created is an imitation of
this pattern.
As the Earth moves along her path, we who watch from her surface keep
track of our solar journey by observing that the Sun appears in a slightly different
section of the sky each day. In a year's time, the Earth has come full circle, and
the Sun can be seen at approximately the same point in the sky. We know the
Earth moves around the Sun, but because the Sun is in a slightly different posi-
tion each day, it appears to us as though he is the one slowly tracing a circular
path in the heavens. This "apparent" path of the Sun through the sky is called
the zodiac. Since the path of the zodiac is a circle, it is divided into 360 degrees.
The circle is further divided into twelve sections of thirty degrees, one section for
each sign of the zodiac. The twelve signs always appear in the same order. They
are as follows: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagit-
tarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. Dividing the sky into twelve sections, or
zodiacal signs, makes it easy to state the position of the Sun throughout the year.
The zodiacal year begins on March 20 or 21, when the Sun is seen in the sky at
zero degrees Aries, which is the first degree of the first sign of the zodiac.
Choosing this point to start may seem arbitrary; after all, who is to say when a
Introduction to Astrology
circle begins or ends? The reason is that when the Sun appears at zero degrees
Aries, the Sun's vertical rays extend equally from the North Pole to the South
Pole. This phenomenon, known as the vernal, or spring. Equinox [equinox is
Latin meaning "equal nights"), results in making day and night equal all over the
Earth, twelve hours of day and twelve hours of night. Now the days start to
become longer until September 23 when the Sun has reached a second point in
the sky known as the autumnal equinox. We are halfway through our solar
journey. The Sun's vertical rays extend equally from the North Pole to the South
Pole, once again resulting in twelve hours of day and twelve hours of night. From
this date it is the nights that begin to grow longer. The exact reverse occurs in
the southern hemisphere. When days in the northern hemisphere begin to grow
longer, the days in the southern hemisphere begin to grow shorter. When nights
in the northern hemisphere begin to grow longer, the nights begin to grow
shorter in the southern hemisphere.
The Sun enters Aries each year on the 20th or 21st day of March. On March
22 the Sun is in one degree Aries. The next day it is in two degrees Aries, and so
on, moving approximately one degree each day. On the 20th or 21st of April the
Sun has traveled through thirty degrees of Aries and enters zero degrees Taurus.
The date on which the Sun leaves one sign of the zodiac and enters the next sign
varies a day or two, occurring between the 20th and 23rd each month. The astro'
logical sign of those born during the one day in the month when the Sun changes
signs can only be determined by the time of their birth. Let us say, for example,
that in a given year the Sun enters Taurus April 20 at 2:00 o'clock in the after-
noon. Babies born on April 20 before 2:00 p.m. are born in the sign Aries, while
those born the same day but at 2:00 p.m. or later are born in the sign Taurus.
People born on the date the Sun changes signs often say they were born "on the
cusp." What they are really saying is that they don't know when the Sun
changed signs on the day of their birth. If the time of birth is known, the confu-
sion can easily be remedied. Many calendars and almanacs list the time as well as
the date when the Sun enters a new sign each month.
What is the difference between one's astrological sign and

one's horoscope?
A person's astrological sign describes in which sign of the zodiac the Sun was
located at birth. A person's horoscope, or natal chart as it is also called, is literally
a map of the heavens, showing the exact position of the Sun, Moon, and planets
at birth. The natal chart is mathematically calculated using the exact date, hour.
m
and location of an individual's birth. Many people are bom on the same date but
at a different hour. Many are bom on the same date and in the same hour, but
not in the same place. An accurate horoscope requires all three variables: date,
time, and location. Every four-minute interval produces a slightly different chart,
and even twins are rarely bom within such a narrow space of time. The horo-
scope isa totally unique chart; no two individuals have the same one. This is why
an astrologer can define an individual's nature and temperament in a most subtle
and personal manner.
Why dont some people seem to fit their astrological sign?

There are two reasons why some people don't think they fit their astrological
sign. The first is that they may not really understand the entire astrological
description of their sign and are basing their opinion on a few generaHties. A
more thorough explanation often reveals that they do exhibit characteristics of
their Sun sign.
The second explanation of why some people don't seem to fit their astrolog-
ical sign is more complex. Astrological interpretation is based on an individual's
complete horoscope, which indicates where all the celestial bodies were posi-
tioned at the time of birth. The entire array of planetary positions in a horoscope
defines how strongly an individual is apt to exhibit the traits associated with his
or her Sun sign. For example, let's take Aries individuals. They are all bom when
the Sun is in Aries, but in what sign is the Moon? Some Aries people are bom
when the Moon is also in Aries, but since the Moon spends about two and a half
days in each sign during a month's time, she could just as easily be in another
sign. The astrological sign of the Moon is significant in describing an individual's
emotions. The emotional nature greatly influences how individuals will handle
the traits indicated by their Sun sign. An Aries person bom with the Moon in a
sign that indicates great cautiousness or a tendency to worry, for example, will not
be so apt to fit the description of someone who enjoys taking risks and is always
looking for new adventures. If other factors in the horoscope, in addition to the
Moon, also indicate a tendency for caution, it is even less Kkely the individual will
exhibit the risk-taking, aggressive characteristics usually described for Aries.
Doesn't astrology recognize that we all share similar character traits?

Astrology reflects the principle that nothing in the universe is at once so simple
and so compUcated as people themselves, from the simple human traits inherent
in everyone to the complex personaUty and behavior patterns of a single individual.
Desirable and undesirable characteristics repeat themselves in countless genera-

tions. Describing specific traits for one astrological sign does not deny that these
traits can also be found in people bom in any of the other eleven signs. What it
means is that hundreds of years of recorded astrological observations have shown
that certain traits are more prominent in the personality and temperament of
those born in certain signs than in others. No single trait is prominent in only
one sign. Certain signs share certain traits, but these traits are specific. Moodi-
ness, for instance, is a trait associated with some signs and loquaciousness is the
hallmark of others.
TTiere are a number of psychological and philosophical methods that match
groups of traits to different personality types. Such methods result in personality
profiles which are used to help people choose the type of work for which they are
best suited, understand how they interact with others, and find the kind of envi-
ronment they need to be happy and productive. Astrology does the same thing.
The twelve astrological signs are divided into two classifications: the elements
and the quaUties. The elements place the twelve signs into four groups: fire signs,
earth signs, air signs, and water signs. The qualities place the twelve signs into
three groups: cardinal signs, fixed signs, and mutable signs. Listed separately,
elements and qualities indicate characteristics shared by certain signs. Listed
together, elements and quahties describe the true nature of each sign as it is
distinct from the others. This may sound compHcated to the beginner, but it is a
simple method that provides an excellent overview of the astrological signs.
What are the traits described hy elements and qualities, and on what
are they based?
The Elements
There are four elements: fire, earth, air, and water. The elements are based on
temperament, as it is seen in a person's primary response to situations, relation-

ships, and most things in general. Each astrological sign is matched with one of
the elements according to whether the primary response associated with that
sign is basically to act (physical), to gain something (purposeful), to analyze
(intellectual), or to feel (emotional). An individual's primary response is not
always obvious, especially since it may be followed immediately by other influ-
ences. Although it is an oversimplification to be sure, one example may illustrate
how primary responses affect attitude and behavior. Suppose there is a large,
angry bee in the room. To avoid being stung, an earth-sign person either kills it
Fire Signs Earth Signs Air Signs Water Signs

Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer
Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio
Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces
Tabic i: The Elements
or leaves the room, advising anyone allergic to bee stings to come along. An air'
sign person asks how the bee got into the room, starts to discuss the best way to
get rid of it, or injects humor into the situation by inquiring if it belongs to
anyone. A water-sign person becomes upset or feels sorry for the bee and tries to
protect it. The fire-sign person swats it.
Fire — ^The first element is fire. Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius are the astrological fire
signs. The primary response of fire-sign people is action. They are the ones most
likely to "shoot first and ask questions later." They do not stop to consider the
reahty of a situation, nor do they take time to get the facts or try to understand.
They do not consider feelings. The moment their interest is aroused, they act on
it. TTie passion of the moment can lead them into battle unarmed and unaware.
In their haste, important details may be forgotten or disregarded. The animated
fire-sign nature includes great courage and vitafity. They are inspired as well as
inspiring. They are willing to take risks. Their accompUshments are legendary
when they learn to channel their energy constructively and develop the patience
to complete projects they initiate. Fire-signs are the most active. They seek the
greatest number and variety of physical experiences. On a primary level, Arians
seek to release the physical energy of the body. On a primary level, Leos seek to
release the creative energy of the ego. On a primary level, Sagittarians seek to
release the mental and spiritual energy of the intellect.
Earth — ^The second element is earth. The astrological earth signs are Taurus,
Virgo, and Capricorn. The initial response of earth-sign people is invariably of a
practical nature and seldom without a purpose. They do not want to waste time
or resources. They do not seek information or facts that may thwart their goal,
nor do they allow sentimentality to confuse them. Earth signs assess everything
in terms of goals and expect tangible rewards as a result of tangible efforts. At

times it is hard to convince earth-sign personalities that everything cannot be
measured in terms of material worth. The pragmatism of the earth-sign nature is
not always self-directed. Earth signs recognize intrinsic value that may not be
apparent to others. Their great contribution in the world is to provide structure,
form, and sohdity. Earth signs are the most opportunistic. They seek to achieve a
sense of their own worth in some physical way. On a primary level, Taureans
identify their worth with personal possessions or accomplishments. On a
primary level, Virgos seek personal identification through service and responsi-
bility to others. On a primary level, Capricorns equate who they are with the
respect, gratitude, or recognition they get from others.
Air — The third element is air. Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius are the astrological
air signs. Before taking action that might be unnecessary, before practical consid-
erations can distract their attention, and before emotionalism can blur the facts,
air-sign people form mental perceptions. Unfortunately, they can get sidetracked
by endlessly analyzing or looking for some lesson to be learned. Caught up in
their intellectual approach, they fail to realize that no matter how rich the world
of ideas and imagination is, there is no substitute for experiencing the physical
and emotional realities of life. In personal relationships, they have to remember
that high-mindedness is no excuse for lack of sentiment or physical demonstra-
tions ofaffection. In practical matters, air signs must learn that what works in
theory may not work in reality. Air-sign people provide the world with knowl-
edge, humor, and inspiration. They are the ones who prove that worlds can be
conquered with words just as well as with wars. Air-sign people seek to experi-
ence the greatest number and variety of communications with others. On a
primary level, the endlessly curious Geminis seek to gather as much information
as possible. On a primary level, Librans seek mental stimulation and inspiration
from personal interactions. On a primary level, Aquarians seek mental stimula-
tion from disseminating information and ideas to society as a whole.
Water — ^The fourth element is water, represented by the signs Cancer, Scorpio,
and Pisces. Those born in a water sign always lead with their hearts. Before
taking action that might have undesirable consequences, before practicality
imposes a limit on sentiment, and before the facts can undermine their position,
water-sign people express their feelings. Emotions dominate their decisions, and
they can retard their own growth and development with self-pity, guilt, or
Cardinal Signs Fixed Signs Mutable Signs

Aries Taurus Virgo
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Libra Scorpio
Sagittarius
Pisces
Capricorn Aquarius
Tabic 2: The Sûalidcs
hysteria. Their willingness to act is largely a matter of how they are feeling at the
time. When they curb sentimentality, their amazing instincts and intuition are
sharpened. Their emotions can inspire remarkable achievements but can also
lead to degradation and despair. Water-sign people are the most sensitive. They
seek constant reassurance and emotional satisfaction of one kind or another. On
a primary level, Cancerians seek emotional satisfaction from being needed. On a
primary level, Scorpios seek emotional satisfaction from being in control. On a
primary level, Pisceans seek emotional satisfaction from being loved.
TTie Qualities
There are three qualities: cardinal, fixed, and mutable. Each astrological sign is
placed under one of the three qualities according to the basic approach to life
associated with that sign. Here the term "basic approach" is meant to describe
how people achieve their goals. It also considers the way people solve problems
and how they adjust to the environment in which they find themselves.
Cardinal — Cardinal signs are Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn. Cardinal
signs are strong-willed and ambitious. They are the doers, the movers and
shakers in the world. Problems and obstacles that stand in their way are eHmi-
nated one way or another. They like to be involved in major projects, take charge,
and decide what and how things should be done. If they don't like their environ-
ment, they either change it to suit themselves or leave.
Fixed — ^Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius are fixed signs. There is great
cautiousness and a formidable stubbornness in the fixed signs. They cling tena-
ciously to a comfortable, nonthreatening environment. When forced to accept a
Cardinal Fire: Aries Fixed Fire: Leo Mutable Fire: Sagittarius
Cardinal Earth: Capricorn Fixed Earth: Taurus Mutable Earth: Virgo
Cardinal Air: Libra Fixed Air: Aquarius Mutable Air: Gemini
Cardinal Water: Cancer Fixed Water: Scorpio Mutable Water: Pisces
Table 3: The Elements and ûa/ities
new environment or situation, they need more time than most to adjust. They
resent the unexpected and resist that which is imposed. Their stamina and
strength are impressive, and they will stick with a problem or situation until
success is attained.
Mutable — ^Mutable signs are Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces. Adaptability
best describes the approach of mutable signs. Willingness to constantly adapt
ultimately makes them survivors. It also makes it easy for others to live and to
work with them. One form of their adaptabihty is imitation. In some it emerges
as remarkable talent. In others it may only mean lack of imagination. Duality in
the nature of mutable signs allows them to be all things to all people. They need
only to avoid being trapped by their own versatility and cleverness.
Putting the Elements and Qualities Together

Adding the elements and qualities together gives us a unique personal profile for
each astrological sign (Table 3).
Cardinal Fire — Âries is the cardinal fire sign. Arians need to keep busy. Their
typical urge is to take on more projects than they can handle. Although they need
to learn how to make constructive use of their time and energy, they accomplish
many things simply because their restlessness keeps them on the go. The sheer
force of their passion and vitality is also responsible for marvelous achievements.
It may be difficult to keep pace with them physically, but the spirit and enthu-
siasm of Arians inspire others to try.
Cardinal Earth — Capricorn is the cardinal earth sign. Capricoms are willing to
handle any task if it helps them get what they want. Many accomplishments are
the result of their long and patient efforts. Tradition, rules, and regulations
provide the structure of their life-styles. They are very competitive, but not
always openly aggressive about it. Ambition makes them highly goal-oriented and
successful. It can also give them a too-ready willingness to believe the end justi-
fies the means.
Cardinal Air — ^Libra is the cardinal air sign. Librans evaluate what they want to
accomplish, plan the best method, and decide who and/or what is needed to help
them succeed. Then, with as little fuss as possible, they get it done. By
unselfishly sharing their success with those who helped them attain it, Librans
continue to engender the cooperation and affection of others. Fear of hurting
others and avoiding hostile situations can keep them from pursuing their goals.
Cardinal Water — Cancer is the cardinal water sign. Cancerians initially tackle a
problem or pursue a goal in a quiet or circumspect manner. When they are sure
of success, however, they move aggressively forward. Cancerians are motivated,
as well as inspired, by emotional needs. The emotional energy they possess is the
powerful force that helps them attain their goals. Cancerians also succeed quite
often because they know how to appeal to the emotions of others. Moodiness of
Cancerians can sometimes make it hard to live and work with them.
Fixed Fire — Leo is the fixed fire sign. Leos use imagination and enthusiasm to
get things going and to keep things going. Where they often run into problems
is not completing the things they start. A big obstacle to their success, and even
to their happiness, is stubborn pride. Generous in spirit they are, but neverthe-
less they do not see there is little virtue in giving only what they want to give.
When others need inspiration and a good friend, there is no one as wonderful as
a Leo.
Fixed Earth — ^Taurus is the fixed earth sign. The basic approach of Taureans is
simply to hang on. If they can't solve a problem, they are prepared to wait until it
solves itself. Nothing stays the same forever, and no one knows this better than
Taureans. If a goal does not appear to be within their grasp, they work around it
and patiently wait until conditions change in their favor. Taureans are loathe to
accept new ideas or situations if they are not convinced there is a practical
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advantage to doing so. However, no one acts with more speed and efficiency than
Taureans who know what they want.
Fixed Air — Âquarius is the fixed air sign. The basic Aquarian approach is to find
the lowest common denominator. They find the biggest problems, what is
attracting the most attention, or where most of the people are heading, and they
gravitate in that direction. They have an uncommon instinct for understanding
and attracting other people. Aquarians are excellent communicators. When
motivated to pursue a goal or work with other people, no one is more successful.
Their problem in life is trying to find something that can stimulate and sustain
their interest.
Fixed Water — Scorpio is the fixed water sign. The incredible psychological
power that Scorpios develop is the key to their success. Their approach is to
observe, assess, and, if possible, control. Scorpios find it hard to forget or forgive,
a self' defeating trap that can undermine their lives. Some of the world's most
amazing achievements have been the result of Scorpios who have rechanneled
their negative feelings and experiences.
Mutable Fire — Sagittarius is the mutable fire sign. Restless energy and need for
personal independence keep Sagittarians moving in many directions. Myriad
interests and talents are responsible for their accomplishments. Always ready to
travel for business or pleasure, they effortlessly adapt to wherever they happen to
be. Sometimes an overwhelming urge to escape (either figuratively or literally)
makes them all too willing to bypass responsibiKty and work.
Mutable Earth — ^Virgo is the mutable earth sign. Highly competent as well as
highly critical, Virgos readily accept problems and an imperfect environment, if
only so they can spend their lives solving the problems and perfecting everything
and everyone around them. This is what they do best. Their minds and their
hands are always occupied, and they are well-meaning and helpful in spite of an
ungrateful world wilUng to exploit their service-oriented nature.
Mutable Air — Gemini is the mutable air sign. The Gemini approach to life and
to problem-solving is so multifaceted as to be virtually impossible to predict.
Clever, flexible, and alert, they adapt to any situation they encounter. Geminis
collect information. They are experts at networking and at transporting ideas.
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people, and material goods. Their biggest problems stem from trying to do too
many things at one time, failure to get all the facts, and, in personal relations, the
inability to demonstrate passionate feelings others may require.
Mutable Water — Pisces is the mutable water sign. Emotional vulnerabiHty has a
lot to do with the Piscean approach to life. Some overcompensate by taking on the
riskiest of activities. Others may hide their vulnerability by being very public in
their professions, and by representing something or someone other than them-
selves. The duality of Pisceans is represented by incredible strength and ability on
the one hand, and weakness and self-pity on the other. Physical laziness, lack of
confidence, and inability to face reality can undermine their happiness and success.
I hope you can see firom this brief introduction that astrology is not about the
stars. It is about people. It is a science and an art. Those who subject astrology to
statistics and the scientific method produce disappointing results and say
astrology doesn't work. They are wrong. Science counts and measures and cate-
gorizes human beings. It observes and records their thinking and behavior. But
what of you and me? What can be said of the totally unique combination of traits
and talents we each possess? Science cannot tell us who we are as individuals. We
must learn this for ourselves. Astrology has its categories and its scientific
measurements; these are the structures upon which it is based. But these struc-
tures are secondary to a much older art that has been used for thousands of years,
an art that seeks to understand and interpret the nature of a single individual
within the context of his or her personal place and time. As you learn more about
astrology, do not be underwhelmed by what seems too simplistic or overwhelmed
by what seems complex. This book includes some of the science and history of
astrology. Its main purpose, however, is to present the information that is the
basis for its art. That is, after all, what makes astrology so interesting.
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Chapter Two
The Ziodiac
The best place to start learning about astrology is the zodiac. What is the
zodiac? Where did it come from, and how is it used? In our space age
society of calendars and atomic clocks, it is hard to imagine life with no
means of telling the time and date, or even the month and year. Early civilizations
turned to the heavens for guidance. Above the Earth could be seen the Sun,
Moon, and a vast panorama of stars. Moving "stars" in the sky were eventually
recognized as planets, and individual as well as certain groups of stars were iden-
tified. The most obvious period of time was the twenty-four hours between one
sunrise and the next. Days were grouped into months by observing the phases of
the Moon. Many of the first calendars were lunar. Today the Islamic and Hebrew
calendars are stiU based on the Moon.
Lunar calendars are not sufficient, however, to keep track of longer periods
such as the dry and rainy seasons in tropical climates
13 or the seasonal changes
that occur in temperate climates. All seasons, no matter what their description,
are solar events. In antiquity, those whose task it was to track the Sun s cycle
began by observing all the constellations through which the Sun passed. They
could not view the stars during the day, of course, but all they had to do was
observe the stars that rose in the east just after sunset to know which constella^
tion must then be in the west with the Sun. When a year had passed and the
same stars began to reappear once again in the east after sunset, it signaled the
beginning of another solar cycle. Year after year, the Sun could be seen to trace a
circular path in the heavens through the same series of constellations.
This circular path of the Sun is known as the ecliptic, or what we call the
zodiac. The zodiac then was originally devised as a way to measure the apparent
time it took the Sun to pass through the constellations. We are aware it is really
the Earth that is moving around the Sun, but from the Earth it appears to us as
though it is the Sun that is moving. Imagine yourself sitting on a moving train.
From your position, you can observe only what is passing, or appears to be
passing, outside your window. The Earth is like a train traveling on a track
around the Sun, and from the Earth's window, the part of the sky you observe is
called the zodiac. Astrology is based on celestial movements as they appear from
the Earth. Until we take up residence on other planets, the Earth is the only place
where we are able to observe the correlations between planetary cycles and
earthly events.
Like all circles the zodiac is divided into 360 degrees. The zodiac divides the
sky into twelve sections of thirty degrees, each representing one of the astrolog-
ical signs. The Sun appears in each sign at approximately the same time each
year. In astrology, each sign and the particular section of the sky it represents has
special significance. Let me introduce the signs, their symbols, and the dates
when the Sun appears in each sign (Table 4, page 1 5) .
Observing the yearly cycle of the Sun through the zodiac presents the
problem of where to mark its beginning. Since a circle has no natural beginning
or end, we must choose a place to start. Although there is some controversy
about which point should be chosen, most astrologers begin the year at the
vernal equinox, the point at which the Sun appears at zero degrees Aries. Since
the equinox never occurs in exactly the same spot, the zero degree mark of Aries
is recalculated each year. The earliest zodiac was devised by men who were
unable to calculate the equinox, so their zodiac had to be determined by the more
or less fixed position of certain stars. 14
It has been the practice since the time of Ptolemy in the second century AD
to calculate exactly when the equinox occurs (March 20/21) each year, using this
point as zero degrees Aries to mark the start of the Sun's cycle, a cycle we know
The Zodiac
Aries T
X5 Mar. Z0/21— Apr. 19/20
Taurus Apr. zo/zi-May 20/21
Gemini H <Q May 21/22-JUN. 20/21
Cancer 2
JUN. 21/22-JUL. 21/22
Leo Jul. 22/23-AuG. 22/23
Virgo nrm
A.
Aug. 23/24-SEP. 22/23
Libra Sep. 23/24-OcT. 22/23
Scorpio Oct. 23/24-Nov. 21/22
Sagiiiarius ^
Nov. 22/23-DEc. 20/21
Capricorn T3 Dec. 21/22-jAN. 19/20
AauARius ^
Jan. 20/21-FEB. 19/20
Pisces K Feb. 18/19-MAR. 19/20
Tabic 4: The Suns Entry into the Signs
in reality is the year it takes the Earth to complete one revolution around the Sun.
As I describe the Earth's journey, some readers will already understand the more
complicated aspects of what I am outlining. While I do not in any way wish to
minimize the importance of these concepts, my purpose here is simply to limit
my description. Experience has taught me that the students of astrology are far
more receptive to learning the details of astronomy after they have satisfied their
desire to learn at least some of the astrology connected with it.
Each year around March 20, the Sun is at zero degrees Aries and the Earth
lies "flat" in her orbit. That is, neither of her poles is tilted into or away from the
Sun. During the next twentyfour hours, the 1Earth 5 will rotate once on her axis.
As she does so, the Sun's vertical rays strike her surface evenly from the North
Pole to the South Pole, resulting in twelve hours of day and twelve hours of night.
This is the vernal equinox.
As another twenty-four-hour period passes, the Earth rotates once on her

axis, and at the same time moves forward approximately one degree along her
path around the Sun. The Earth's forward movement changes the angle at
which the Sun's rays hit the Earth. Her North Pole is now tilted slightly into
the Sun, while the South Pole is tilted slightly away from it. Instead of equal
hours of day and night, the period of daylight is a little longer. As the Earth
continues to move forward one degree each day, the hours of daylight gradually
become longer until they reach their maximum length (the longest day of the
year) on June zi. The North Pole is now tilted its maximum angle into the
Sun. The solstice.
summer Sun's position in the zodiac is zero degrees Cancer. TTiis is called the
The days grow shorter until the Earth reaches the halfway point in her
annual journey on September 23. Once again the Earth lies "flat" with neither
pole tilted toward the Sun. The Sun's vertical rays extend equally from the
North Pole to the South Pole, resulting in twelve hours of day and twelve hours
of night. This is called the autumnal equinox, and the Sun's position in the
zodiac is zero degrees Libra. However, now it is the South Pole that begins to tilt
more and more toward the Sun each day, as the North Pole tilts away from it.
As the Earth continues to move, the nights grow longer until they reach
maximum length (the longest night of the year) on December 21. The South
Pole is now tilted at its maximum angle toward the Sun. This is called the
winter solstice, and the Sun's position in the zodiac is zero degrees Capricorn.
After December 21 the nights become shorter until the end of the journey,
around the 19th of March, when the Sun is in the last degree of Pisces. The
next day when the Sun reappears in zero degrees Aries, he will find the Earth
poised and ready to begin another journey.
Looking at Figure i on page 17, you can see why the changing length of
daylight we observe in the Northern Hemisphere during the year is exactly
reversed in the Southern Hemisphere. At the time of the equinox in March, the
North Pole faces into the Sun, and as the Earth moves forward, the hours of
sunlight are increased in the Northern Hemisphere. When the equinox occurs
in September, the South Pole faces into the Sun, so the periods of sunlight are
increased in the Southern Hemisphere.
Before we begin to concentrate on the astrological signs, it is important to
understand that there are really two zodiacs. Though they share some common
mythological references, the zodiac and each of its signs that we use in
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The Zodiac
Mar. 21
o°ri
Sept. 23
Figure i: The Earth's Yearly Orbit Around the Sun
astrology do not correspond to the constellations of the same name. The

constellations Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagit-
tarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces take up large sections of the sky and do
not fit neatly into the thirty-degree sections of the tropical zodiac, which is the
narrow band of sky astrologers use. The zodiac is the basic structure on which
we build astrological study. We study individuals by observing the patterns of
their attitude and behavior in their environment which is the Earth. If we want
to study the meaning of the planetary cycle, 17we have to study the planets in
their environment which is the zodiac. Finally, it is through careful study of
both environments that we begin to understand the correlation between plan-
etary cycles and mankind.
Modern ♦ Iranian ♦ Greek <► Sanskrit ♦ Babylonian
(Zodiac) (Sassanian) (Classical) (Zodiacal) (Constellations)

Hunga
Aries Varak Krios Mesham
(Hireling)
Taurus Tora Taros Vrisha Gud.an.na
Gemini Didemoi Mithna Mas.tab.ba.gal.gal

Do'patkar
Cancer Kalakang Karkinos Karata ALlul
Leo Ser Leon Simba Ur.gu.U

Kanya
Virgo Khusak Parthenos Ab.sin
(Furrow)
Libra Tarazuk Tula Zibanitu
Zugos
(Horn?)
Scorpio Gazdum Skorpios Vrischika Gir.tab
Nemasp Pa.bil.sag
Sagittarius Toxotes Dhanus
Capricorn Vahik Makara Suhur.mas

Aigokeros
(Goat-fish)
Aquarius Dul Kumbha Gu.la
Hydroxous
(Giant?)
Pisces Mahik Ichthys Mina Sim.mah
(Swallow?)
Tabic 5: Corresponding Zodiacs
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Chapter Three
The Signs
You might want to practice drawing the astrological symbols so that you
will eventually recognize each sign by its symbol. (The astrological signs
and their symbols are shown in Table 6 on page zo.) The twelve signs did
not spring all of a piece from the imagination or the observations of a few men.
They evolved at different times and from different places, eventually developing
into the ideas and expressions with which they are associated today. Whatever
their original derivation or their connection to constellations, the various zodiacs
share common mythological and other interpretative attributes. The Arkana
Dictionary of Astrology Hsts some corresponding zodiacal signs from different ages
and cultures and is the resource consulted for constructingTable 5 on page 18.
The whole of the zodiac represents the cycle of evolution as well as current
existence, each sign being a unique field of energy in which that existence is actu-
alized. It is important to understand the environment of each sign, that is, the
type of action and energy that characterizes it. The following paragraphs present
19 with each sign and its symbol.
a brief summary of the history and ideas associated
The symbols, Hke the zodiac, did not all appear at the same time. Some of them
have very ancient origins, while the development of others occurred much later.
They also have more than one meaning. As a general reference, however, each
Aries T Libra Q:
Taurus ^ Scorpio m
Gemini H Sagittarius y*
Cancer s Capricorn >5
Leo <ri Aquarius w

Virgo rtF Pisces X
Tabic 6: Signs and their Symbols
symbol is regarded as a stylized depiction of the parts of the body ruled by a

particular sign. The most important aim of these paragraphs is to acquaint the
reader with the primary cycle of existence that each sign represents and the
description of its environment.
Aries
T Aries is the first sign. TTie environment in this part of the zodiac is raw,
undifferentiated energy. Action that feeds on itself — action for action's
sake. Think of New York, Hong Kong, and other places where there is
constant activity. Everywhere there is change, one building is going up while
another is being torn do\\Ti. Everything is available on the spot — instant gratifi-
cation, no questions asked. Everyone is in motion, and work or play is attacked
with equal enthusiasm. Imagine a crowded sports arena. There is so much
commotion it is hard to tell the players from the spectators. Think of the
courage, energy, and sometimes foolhardiness of those who are the first to
venture into wild and hostile territory. Their actions allow others to come and
settle the land that has been conquered. There is great passion here, a sponta-
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The Signs
neous outpouring of feelings and ideas turned into actions. As the first stage in
the cycle of existence, Aries is the energy of the life force at the moment of its
inception. It is the initial impulse through which the potential becomes actual,
and is therefore associated with the beginning of any cycle.
TTie astrological image for Aries is the Ram. Rams were sacred in Egypt and
were associated with many of their gods. Perhaps the most appropriate god with
which to associate Aries is the ram-headed Khemenu. The first member of a triad
of gods of the first Cataract, Khemenu became incarnate as the Ram. He wears
the White Crown and was known as one of the creators of the universe. The
papyrus of ANI describes him as "the father in the beginning." Babylonian

zodiacs do not feature the Ram, its place being given to Hunga, or "The Hired
Hand," not an altogether inappropriate image given the association of Aries with
keeping busy. The Greek god Hermes gave the gifts of reason and speech to a
ram. Recovering the Golden Fleece of this magic ram later became the quest of
Jason and the Argonauts. The symbol for Aries is viewed as a depiction of the
ram's horns.
and nose Aries
of the governs
human face. the head, so its symbol also represents the eyebrows
Taurus
^^^^ UnUke the pulsating, primal energy of the Aries environment, the
1^1 second sign is a quiet atmosphere of focused energy. The fire of life that
^^ was generated in Aries is given opportunity to grow in Taurus, the
second astrological sign. It is the energy of green pastures and fields of growing
wheat or com. It is the energy of heavy trucks carrying dirt out of great holes in
the earth where buildings and homes will rise. Taurus is development and
growth; its activity and energy are never random. There is also possession. Mate-
rial goods are counted, weighed, and measured. Imagine storehouses of food and
goods, Fort Knox and other stockpiles of gold and silver. Think of the bank4ined
Bahnhofstrasse where the "gnomes of Zurich" guard the secret bank accounts of
the world's wealthiest people. Feel the comfort of goosedown, the warmth of
wool, and the softness of fine leather. As a stage in the cycle of existence, Taurus
is the energy of physical contact, of form and structure.
The traditional image for the second sign is the Bull and, by most accounts,
Taurus is a translation of the Babylonian "Bull of Heaven." Featured prominently
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in early cave drawings, the bull was an important part of life long before history
recorded his significance as a deity. The bull was universally regarded as a symbol
of great strength and sexual potency. The story of the Babylonian BuU of Heaven
comes from the legend of Gilgamesh, the oldest epic in history. Other legendary
bulls include Apis, the sacred bull of Egypt presumed to be the incarnation of
Ptah, the monstrous Minotaur of Minos confined in a labyrinth, and the Greek
god Zeus who changed himself into a snow-white bull to attract the affections of
Europa. Four thousand years ago the ancient civilization of Crete celebrated
spring each year with a spectacular running of the bulls, ending with the death of
the bulls in the arena — a ritual that still continues in Spain and other parts of the
world. The symbol for Taurus is the head and horns of a bull. It also represents
the human ears and throat to connect Taurus with its rulership of those areas of
the body. The symbol, a circle (the Sun) and a crescent Moon, is perhaps a link
with the fact that bulls were lunar as well as solar gods.
Gemini
HAs the third stage in the cycle of existence, Gemini is the mental energy
of ideas, understanding, and communication. Borrowing from Descartes,
the environment in Gemini might be described as "Cogito Ergo Sum" —
I think therefore I am. The life force arises in Aries, develops physically in
Taurus, and in Gemini it is focused on awareness. Language is learned, commu-
nication takes place. Information is acquired, processed, and traded. It is not the
mental energy that creates libraries or universities. It does not seek wisdom. It
wants to inform. It is energy turned to cleverness and imitation. It is the educa-
tion ofelementary school, and the trade school where basic skiUs are developed
into arts or crafts. It is newspapers, magazines, and record-keeping. Think of
community activities, neighbors, gossip. Think of the postal system, business
offices, meetings, and sales. It is local transportation: bicycles, taxicabs, and
buses. It is physical and mental energy in a constant state of busyness — traffic in
the streets, people running errands. Think of the energy of the wind that ripples
the water and carries aloft the seeds of plants, the seeds of ideas, and the seeds of
change from place to place in short bursts.
The image for Gemini is the Twins. TThe mythological twins Castor and
Pollux are most often used for this sign. In Egyptian zodiacs Gemini is Two Stars,
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The Signs
while in Babylonia it was known as "Great Twins." The twins that are found in
mythology are siblings, lovers, deities, and sometimes the guardians of doors.
They can also be associated with the pillars of Hercules. TTheir stories vary but
twins usually represent either the polarity of good and evil, or they signify contra-
dictions or opposites as in mascuHne and feminine, old and young, and so on. The
symbol for Gemini may be viewed as the Roman numeral two, linking it with the
duality the sign represents. It is also said to be two people holding hands in friend-
ship or, by some accounts, two people joined in the sharing of ideas. The symbol
depicts the lungs or the arms, areas of the human body governed by Gemini.
Cancer
The fourth astrological sign is Cancer, an environment totally domi-
nated byemotional energy. The life force of Aries adapts to the physical
world in Taurus, attains awareness in Gemini, and is focused on need
and desire in the environment of Cancer. As a stage in the cycle of existence, the
emotional energy introduced in Cancer is, after the creation of life itself, the
strongest force of all. However, it is energy that requires nurturing before it can
function and, therefore, constantly seeks to feed itself. It is immature and uncon-
trolled, bouncing back and forth between extremes. Protective, self-serving, and
intolerant, it is strong enough to destroy whatever threatens it. It is also the posi-
tive energy of putting down roots, building strong foundations, raising families,
bringing together those who share similar beliefs and common goals. It is senti-
mental, grasping, and amazingly successful. Because it does not exist outside the
human spirit, it is the energy of all that is good and all that is evil. Emotional
energy is, in fact, what gives us our unique place in the cosmos.
The traditional image for Cancer is the Crab, although early zodiacs often
used the crayfish. The Egyptian equivalent is translated as scarabaeus, but appar-
ently itwas not intended to mean the sacred scarab beetle since their image for
the sign is shown as either a crab, or more famiUarly, the Two Turtles. Hard-
shelled aquatic creatures employed as images are suggestive of the Cancerian
emotional nature that protects its vulnerabiUty inside a hard, impervious shell. In
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Greek mythology, the crab pinched Heracles in the toe and was promptly
stomped to death. The goddess Hera rewarded the crab's courage by placing him
in the heavens. The symbol for Cancer represents two female breasts, linking the
sign with its rulership of that part of the body as well as its association with food
and nurturing in general. The symbol is also seen as the crab's claws. If viewed as
two moons turned inward to form a closed system, the symbol may be a reference
to the Cancerian tendency for keeping what they have within their grasp.
Leo
^^^y TTie environment of Leo, the fifth sign of the zodiac, is akin to the
f\ J atmosphere of Aries. There is great stimulation and vitality in this
W energy, but it does not promote action for its own sake as it does in
Aries. Leo is sustained and motivated activity. As part of the cycle of existence,
Leo is energy that seeks to experience itself through re-creation. Beginning in
Aries, the life force develops on a physical, mental, and emotional level. What
was once the Aries spark has become a flame in Leo that adds new dimensions to
the stages that preceded it. Leo's energy seeks to achieve great physical accom-
phshment and physical pleasure, to add humor and imagination to mental aware-
ness, and to increase emotional capacity for enjoyment and inspiration. The
energy in Leo requires recognition; it demands an audience. Uncontrolled, it is
capable of consuming everything in its path. It is the energy of adventure and
amusement, of noble gestures and grandiose schemes. It seeks freedom from the
mundane in order to pursue the fantastic.
The Lion is the image for Leo, although the sign has also been called the
Great Dog or the Noble Dog. Egyptians worshiped the lion since the waters of
the Nile rose when the Sun entered Leo. Sekhmet was the terrible Egyptian war
goddess who is represented as a woman with the head of a lioness. TTie Baby-
lonian name for the Lion was Great Light. The lion frequently appears in the role
of guardian. Throughout the world in widely separated cultures, Uons stand or lie
as great stone sentinels of strength and power at the gates of royal palaces and
other buildings. Sometimes, as in the familiar tale of Androcles and the Lion, the
king of beasts represents noble generosity, an appropriate characterization of Leo.
The symbol for Leo is a drawing of the lion's tail. The symbol also represents the
human heart, which is the part of the body governed by the sign.
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Virgo
^^^^ The environment in Virgo, sixth sign of the zodiac, is much more
I I Ir subdued than Leo, though no less active in its own way. As part of the
I Irl cycle of existence, Virgo is energy focused on gathering what has been
gained and putting it to some higher purpose. Crops are harvested, skills are
developed, information is organized, and desire is sacrificed in the line of duty. In
this segment of the zodiac, virtue is its own reward. It is energy directed to the
ordinary, to the carrying out of tasks, to weaving the fabric of life. It is the energy
of household gods dedicated to the glory of the lint trap and the clean bathroom.
It is the overseer of goods and provider of services. It is the necessary, that which
is taken for granted and immediately missed when absent. Think of the pharmacy,
the school, the local newspaper, the grocer, the tailor, and the traveling salesman.
This is the energy of cleverness, competence, and expectation. It is energy that
can too easily be inhibited by stronger forces and trapped by its own standards.
The Virgin is the image for the sixth sign. Virgo's image has changed from
time to time. Its oldest references can be traced as far back as history itself when
Virgo was not a virgin at all but a Sumerian corn goddess. In medieval times,
Christianity associated her with the Virgin Mary. In most of her images, Virgo
holds sheaves of wheat or an ear of com to signify her role as a goddess of fertiUty
or of the harvest. Sometimes she holds flowers, which may be a reference to her
Babylonian name Mi, which means cluster of flowers. Virgo's symbol is viewed as
a combination of the letters MV for Maria Virgo or Virgin Mary. It also depicts the
female sexual organs to associate it with the part of the body governed by the sign.
Libra
n Libra is the seventh sign. The mental energy that dominates Libra
makes the environment in this part of the zodiac deceptively quiet.
t^ma^^ Physical and emotional activity are carefully weighed and measured. It
is energy directed outward as well as inward in equal measure. Extremes are
avoided. The middle course is always taken because when it is off balance, this
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energy is paralyzed. The maturity gained in previous cycles is the energy in Libra
focused on civility of behavior and attitude. Somewhat akin to the environment
of Gemini, there is also an emphasis on communication and ideas here. In Libra,
however, the energy is not as concerned with ideas and information as it is with
the means by which they are shared, cooperation and interaction. Refinement
and considered judgment hide the formidable strength of its strategy and manip-
ulation. This is the environment of the general, not the foot soldier; the designer,
not the builder; the judge, not the executioner. In the cycle of existence, Libra is
the energy that sustains the balance between the physical and mental, between
spiritual and nonspiritual, and between the individual and society.
The traditional image for Libra is The Scales. In many images, a female,
mythologically identified as the blindfolded Venus, holds the scales of justice in
one hand and the sword of Mars in the other. In antiquity, the constellation that
governed this month was connected with the judgment of the living and dead. In
Hebrew tradition, it is Rosh Hashanah in the month of Teshrit. Laws and prin-
ciples of justice have continued to be associated with Libra. TTie symbol for Libra
may be viewed as a depiction of its image, a pair of scales. It is also described vari-
ously as sunset or sunrise. In either case, it is an appropriate indication since
Libra begins its rule at the autumnal equinox, which equally divides the hours of
day and night as well as the Sun's yearly cycle. Although Libra has some link to
the kidneys, its symbol is viewed as the diaphragm which separates the lower half
of the body from the upper half.
Scorpio
^^1 From the mentally energized environment of Libra, we pass into the
III watery realm of Scorpio, the eighth zodiacal sign. Emotional energy is
I I l^ the ruling force here. It is not the obvious or wildly emotional envi-
ronment ofCancer. Scorpio uses the balance acquired in Libra to exert control
over the expression of its energy. It is more intense and more patient. It is the
energy of observation, analysis, and penetration. It seeks to recognize its own
motivation and behavior. It separates the relevant from the trivial, fathoms the
depths, and unlocks the secrets. It is instincts and resourcefulness. As a stage in
the cycle of existence, Scorpio is focused on emotional control as a means of
becoming more powerful. The inclination to protect that prevails in Cancer is
expanded in Scorpio's environment to the ultimate preservation which is regen-
eration. Itis the energy of transformation. It is development, conservation, and
use of basic resources. Think of urban renewal, recycUng, and waste manage-
ment. Think of the cook, the butcher, the gardener, and the renovator.
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The Scorpion is the image of Scorpio. Babylonian zodiacs called this constel-
lation "The Stinger." Its Egyptian image was a snake. Scorpio is associated with
life and death, with great power that is gained or lost. In Greek mythology, a scor-
pion was sent to kill the mighty hunter Orion after he threatened to kill all the
wild beasts of Crete. The Bible uses a snake to tempt Eve with an apple, thereby
causing mankind to lose the power God had bestowed. The symbol for Scorpio
depicts the male sex organ, linking it with the part of the body ruled by the sign.
It represents sexual potency and the power of the life force. The symbol is also
viewed as the scorpion's tail.
Sagittarius
^^ Sagittarius is the ninth sign. The environment in this part of the zodiac
^^1 is active, restless: an energy focused on the physical, intellectual, and
^^ emotional attainments acquired in previous stages. It seeks the total
experience. Everything is the biggest and the boldest. It is adventure and passion,
joy and spiritual development. It turns information into knowledge and knowl-
edge into truth. It is the creative force so dynamic and unique as to be almost a
religious experience. It cannot or will not function when it is hmited or confined.
It is independent. The energy here is abundance, the grand gesture, exaggerated
pageantry. Imagine a storm, thunder, and lightning. Think of universities and
libraries, theaters, and museums. Think of publishers and art dealers. It is status-
seeking, righteous, and fanatic. It is inspiring and prophetic. It is energy
constantly reaching beyond its own environment. As part of the cycle of exis-
tence, Sagittarius is the spirit seeking its outer limits.
The Archer is one image for Sagittarius. Older versions picture Sagittarius as
The Centaur, half horse and half man, or show him as a centaur with the human
half aiming a bow and arrow. Classical mythology relates the story of Chiron, the
wise centaur who taught the practice of healing. The image for Sagittarius is more
ancient than the Greeks. In Egypt, he is pictured as a centaur, and in Babylonian
contexts, he is the Scorpion man designated as "The Strong One." The symbol
for Sagittarius is the archer's arrow. It is a depiction of the upper part of the leg or
thigh as a link with the part of the body governed by this sign. Others have
described the symbol as the path of aspirations, its energy pointed upward into
the spiritual realm.
Capricorn
■| ^\ The energy of life has grown heavy by the time it reaches the tenth stage
IrA in the cycle of existence. Nothing is better suited to provide the proper
I ^/ focus at this stage than Capricorn, the zodiacal guardian of time and
space. In this environment, the energy is focused on the big picture, the structure
that contains the parts that make up the whole. It is the foundation. Imagine the
bones that support the flesh and the walls that support the building. Think of the
clock and the calendar, bound by the units of the time that they measure. The
energy of Capricorn is the energy of Hmits, rules, and regulations that must be
observed in order to be stable and to endure. It is the energy of authority, and
control. It is ambitious. Devious. Cunning. It is the end that justifies the means.
It is longevity. The rewards of dedication and hard work. Its natural inclination is
serious, formal, and never random. It is the energy of experience. It never
assumes. It must merit what it attains, or suffer the consequences. It is patient.
There is great and earthy passion, but never pleasure without responsibility. It is
energy focused on the long term. Think of a virgin forest in awesome maturity,
the pleasure of wine that has aged. Think of the richness of tradition and the
legacy of remembrance.
The Goat is the symbol for Capricorn. Many of the oldest zodiacs employed
the Goat'Fish as the image for Capricorn. The modem association for the sign is
the sure-footed goat carefully working its way up the mountain. Other associa-
tions connect it with the lusty goat-figured Pan or Bacchus. The symbol for
Capricorn is a depiction of the human knee to connect it with the part of the
body governed by the sign. The symbol is also the face and horns of the goat.
The curvature on the bottom of the symbol may also be seen to resemble a fish
tail associating it with its ancient image of the Goat-Fish.
Aquarius
AA> From the mountains of Capricorn, the cycle of life passes into the ethe-
j^jÂ real environment of Aquarius, dominated by the energy of ideas and
T ▼ T communication. TTie energy of the eleventh sign is focused on taking all
that has been learned in previous cycles and making it function for all mankind.
In this stage of existence, knowledge is transformed into principles and ideals. It
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is the energy of universal language and communication. TTiis is a strange envi-

ronment to the uninitiated because the principle force represents society, but
does not become society. Its task is to retain the many without sacrificing the
one. If the uniqueness of one is lost, so is the uniqueness of all. It is energy unbi-
ased, singular, and independent. It is communication that seeks the widest
possible audience. Think of the radio, the telephone, the telegraph. Think of
science, technology, and the computer. It is democratic and liberal. Conservative
and traditional. It is stability being upset by the unpredictable, and the unpre-
dictable being made stable. It is the energy of groups and organizations who
share the same interests and goals.
The Water Bearer, a man pouring water from a jug or urn, is the traditional
image for Aquarius. The Babylonian constellation Shabatu meant "Curse of the
Rain." Aquarius is also linked with the "God of the Storm." Because of the depic-
tion ofwater in its image as well as in its related mythology, Aquarius is some-
times confused with the astrological water signs. Aquarius is nonetheless an air
sign. The water depicted in its image is meant to convey the dissemination of
knowledge. The symbol for Aquarius has been traced to the Egyptian hieroglyph
for running water. It is also a depiction of the lower leg and ankles as well as the
circulatory system linking it to the parts of the body governed by the sign.
Pisces
XThe twelfth sign of the zodiac is Pisces. As the last stage in the cycle of
existence, Pisces is the energy of the subconscious, and the power of
spiritual and emotional ideals. It is an environment ruled by emotional
energy; energy of a remarkable kind. Easily consumed by the action of fire, over-
whelmed bythe responsibility of earth, blown away by the air of confusion, and
drowned in the water of need, it is able to survive them all. It is energy that must,
however, devote itself to this task or risk its own destruction. Illusion is reality
and reality is illusion in this environment. It is inner strength and unseen power.
It is the energy of inner struggles and hidden dreams. Think of the fragile beauty
and the incredible strength in a spider's web. ^Think
9 of a flower growing out of a
rock, and the world reflected in a rain drop.
The image for Pisces is Two Fish. The fish are usually connected by a cord
because the constellation itself consists of two lines or ribbons of stars joined at
one end hy the star Al Rescha, which means "the Cord." Regarding the fish as
sacred is a very ancient practice. Three thousand years before Christianity
adopted the fish as a symbol, Sumerian legends relate that the first fish to rise
from the primordial waters became the teacher of the arts of civilization to men.
A Babylonian name for the constellation Zib Me means "tails" and was associ-
ated with the Tigris and Euphrates. Another image for Pisces was the swallow-
headed fish, which Babylonians regarded as an expression of psychic
regeneration. The fish found its way into classical mythology in the story of
Venus and Cupid who were chased into the Euphrates by Typhon. They were
saved by two fish, who were then rewarded with a place in the heavens. The
symbol for Pisces depicts two fish connected with a cord. It also signifies the feet
since they are the part of the body governed by the sign.
Chapter Four
The Horoscope
Consider the circle, measure it please,

All its three hundred and sixty degrees.
Wasnt that fun, and haven tyou found
You can do it again, the other way round?
Now that we know how many degrees.
Must he accounted for nice as you please
Here come astrologers, what do they say?
Divide tbe degrees in precisely this way.
Take thirty degrees for each of the signs
It makes a nice wheel divided hy lines.
Chris Angelino
The zodiac was devised to measure the period in which the Earth makes
one revolution around the Sun. We use another perspective of the
zodiac to measure the twenty-four-hour period it takes the Earth to
rotate once on its axis. This is how the horoscope is derived. The horoscope is
based on the zodiac as it is related to the hours of the day, not the tvêlve months
of the year. Just as the zodiac is divided into twelve sections, one section for each
sign, the horoscope is also divided into twelve sections. These sections, as you
will see in the next chapter, become the "houses" of the horoscope. In the yearly
cycle of the zodiac, the Sun is in the middle as the Earth revolves around it. In the
Figure z: The Zodiac's Twenty-Four-Hour Movement
daily zodiac from which we derive the horoscope, the Earth is in the middle and
the zodiac is a circle that surrounds it.
The horoscope is actually a map of the sky for a particular date, time, and
location. In looking at a sky map, the first thing to realize is that the positions of
east and west are reversed, E-W. Figure z pictures the Sun rising over the
eastern horizon on March 20, and on that date the Sun's position in the sky is 0°
Aries. As the Sun rises over the eastern horizon, so does 0° Aries. And right
behind the Sun at 0° Aries, in an unbroken line, the rest of the 360 degrees of the
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zodiac will continue to rise, one degree at a time. Between sunrise March zo and
sunrise March 21, the entire circle of the zodiac will rise over the eastern horizon
following the Sun. However, the next morning, when the Sun rises, it will not be
at 0° Aries. Remember that in a day's time the Earth has also advanced one
degree farther along its path around the Sun. Therefore, on March 21 the Sun
will rise at 1° Aries. On March 22 it will rise at 2^ Aries and so on.
Every twenty-four-hour period, while the Sun is advancing one degree in its
forward motion, all 360 degrees of the zodiacal circle rise over the eastern
horizon following the Sun. Let's take a closer look at what happens during a
twenty-four-hour period. There are 1,440 minutes in one day. (60 minutes [one
hour] multiphed by twenty-four hours is 1,440). Divide i, 440 minutes by 360
(degrees of the zodiac) and you get four. This means that every four minutes one
degree of the zodiac rises over the eastern horizon.
Let's say the time the Sun rose March 20 was exactly 6:00 AM and the Sun's
position at that time was exactly 0° Aries. Using Figure 3 on page 34, let's calcu-
late what has happened by 6:00 PM. Twelve hours of clock time have elapsed (half
the twenty-four-hour period), and the Sun has progressed half a degree to 0°
Aries 30'. Don't confuse these minutes with minutes of clock time. There are 60
minutes in a degree, so half a degree is 30 minutes. What degree and sign would
be rising over the eastern horizon at 6:00 PM? During the twelve hours it took the
Sun to move forward, the zodiac was right behind it, rising approximately one
degree every four minutes. A twelve-hour period (6:00 AM to 6:00 PM) is 720
minutes. Every four of those minutes represent one degree of the zodiac. Divide
720 minutes by 4 and you get 180. The zodiacal circle has risen 180 degrees. In
other words, the i8oth degree of the zodiac, which happens to be 0° Libra, is
rising over the eastern horizon.
The zodiacal circle is divided into the twelve astrological signs, and the horo-
scope isa circle divided into twelve houses. As we have seen, the zodiacal circle
begins at 0° Aries, but how do we find the beginning of the horoscope? The
degree of a sign that is rising over the eastern horizon at the moment for which
the chart is calculated marks the beginning of the horoscope.
This point begins the first house, and the other eleven houses follow in
counterclockwise order. The point or line that indicates the beginning of a house
is called the cusp. The cusp of the first house is special and is called the Rising
Sign or the Ascendant (either term is correct). For purposes of this discussion we
will make each house exactly thirty degrees. A chart for 6:00 AM with Sun rising
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0
6:00 PM
0°T30'
Figure 3: The Twelve-Hour Movement of the Zodiac with the Sun
at 0° Aries tells you that 0° Aries is also the Rising Sign. If the chart is cast for
6:04 AM, however, the first house begins at 1° Aries. A chart for 6:08 AM begins
the first house at 2° Aries, and so on. In 120 minutes, or two hours time, the
sign Taurus begins to rise. A chart for 8:00 AM would begin the first house at 0°
Taurus. Study Figure 4.
The charts in Figure 4 are drawn for March 20 with the Sun at 6:00 AM,
noon, 6:00 PM, and midnight. Notice how the astrological sign for each house
changes according to the time of day. Each house represents approximately two
hours of clock time. The sign rising over the eastern horizon along with the Sun
at 6:00 AM is Aries. People bom between 6:00 AM and 7:59 AM not only have Sun
in Aries, they also have Aries as their Rising Sign or Ascendant. Now look at the
chart for noon. People born between noon and 2:00 PM also have Sun in Aries,
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noon
0°Tl5'
midnight
0°T45'
Figure 4: The Twenty^Four-Hour Movement of the Sun
but their Rising Sign is going to be Cancer. Arians born between 6:00 PM and
8:00 PM have a Libra Ascendant. Those born between midnight and 2:00 AM the
next day have Capricorn Ascendant.
The next morning the Sun, having progressed through 0° Aries during the
preceding twenty-four hours, now rises at 1° Aries and the whole cycle begins
again. The Sun rises in each successive degree of Aries until about April 20,
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T ^
o° = o° Aries 180° = 0" Libra
30° = 0° Taurus 210° = 0' Scorpio

60° = 0° Gemini 240° = 0° Sagittarius
90° = 0° Cancer 270° = 0° Capricorn
120° = 0° Leo 300° = 0" Aquarius
150" = 0' Virgo 330° - 0" Pisces
Figure 5: The Degrees of the Horoscope

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when it enters Taurus. The daily and monthly cycles move in tandem like this
until the following March, when it begins all over again at o° Aries.
All horoscopes begin with the time because the time is what marks the first
house. Not everyone is born at sunrise or, for that matter, at noon, 6:00 PM, or
midnight. If you know what time you were born, it is not hard to figure out
approximately what your Ascendant might be. First, you need the approximate
degree of the Sun for the date of birth. Use the zodiacal circle in Figure 5 for
assistance.
Finding the Sun's Degree on a Given Date

We know that the Sun's yearly cycle begins on March 20 or zi at 0° Aries. Even
though we know the Sun travels approximately one degree every day, we can't
start at 0° Aries on March 20 and simply count around the zodiac one degree at
a time. The year is 365 days while the zodiacal circle only has 360 degrees. The
Sun travels faster on some days than others, which accounts for this discrepancy.
Some days it will only travel 57 minutes of a degree instead of 60. We can elimi-
nate some of the margin of error by dividing the year into quarters.
The first quarter is between March 20 and June 21. The second quarter is
between June 21 and September 23. The third quarter is between September 23
and December 22. The fourth quarter is between December 22 and March 20.
From the discussion of the zodiac and the Sun's yearly cycle, we know that the
Sun starts out on March 20 at 0° Aries and by June 21 at the summer solstice its
position is 0° Cancer.
For any date in the first quarter of the year, say April i, count forward (use
the wheel in Figure 5) from March 20 one degree per day. There are twelve days
between March 20 and April i. The twelfth degree on the zodiacal wheel is 11°
Aries. Use an average movement (since the Sun doesn't move exactly 60 minutes
each day) and make it 11-12° Aries. Suppose the birth date was April 26. There
are 37 days between March 20 and April 26. Counting around the zodiacal wheel
from oÂries, the 37th degree belongs to 6° Taurus. For birth dates during the
second quarter of the year between June 21 and September 23 (the autumnal
equinox) start counting from 0° Cancer on June 21 since you know that's the
position of the Sun on that day. Let's say the birth date was August 8. There are
49 days between June 21 (when the Sun was at 0° Cancer) and August 8.
Counting from 0° Cancer and going 49 degrees brings you to 17-18° Leo. For
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births during the third quarter between September 23 and December 22, start
counting from 0° Libra since that was the Sun's position on September 23.
Finally, for birth dates during the fourth quarter between December 22 (the
winter solstice) and March 20, use the position of the Sun at 0° Capricorn on
December 22 to count forward.
Finding your Ascendant

Having figured out the approximate degree of the Sun for a given date, use that as
the degree of the zodiac rising with the Sun at 6:00 AM just as we did earlier in
this chapter. Count forward from that degree until the correct time of birth. Let's
use the birth time of 2:00 PM on December 22. Knowing that the Sun rose
December 22 at 6:00 AM at 0° Capricorn, keep moving the Ascendant from o^
Capricorn one degree for every four minutes of clock time. Divide 480 minutes of
clock time (between 6:00 AM and 2:00 PM ) by 4, and that tells you that 120
degrees have elapsed. Counting around the zodiac 120 degrees from 0° Capricorn
brings you to 0° Taurus. For January i at 2:00 PM, the Rising Sign starts at 11°
Capricorn at 6:00 AM and counts forward 120 degrees. This gives an approximate
Rising Sign of 11° Taurus. For a 2:00 PM birth time on February 8, the 6:00 AM
count will start at 18-19° Aquarius and move forward 120 degrees to get an
Ascendant at 18-19° G^îuî- "Th^ Ascendant is an important part of the horo-
scope. Itdescribes some of the strongest characteristics in an individual's person-
ality and mannerisms.
At first glance, it would seem that calculating a horoscope using the degree
of the Sun as it rises on any given day is fairly simple, and, in fact, it can give most
people at least a rough idea of what sign they have rising. However, the time at
which the Sun rises as well as the number of hours between sunrise and sunset
varies from one place to another on the surface of the Earth. A chart calculated
for New York City is going to be different than a chart cast for Los Angeles,
London, or Moscow. Each sign is always exactly thirty degrees, but the number
of degrees in the houses as well as which sign appears on the house cusps will
change not only according to the time but also because of the location for which
the chart is cast.
All students of astrology learn how to calculate horoscopes. Many of them
are not fond of this task. Although the mathematics is not difficult, the calcula-
tions can be very tedious. With the advent of computers in the late 70s and early
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80s, we were all liberated — students and professionals alike — from the time^
consuming chore of chart calculations. As a teacher, I strongly urge anyone
serious about learning astrology to take some time to learn how to calculate a
horoscope. There are two texts with excellent chapters on chart calculation listed
in the bibliography. Calculated birth charts can also be obtained from Llewellyn,
the author, and other chart services Ksted in Appendix B. In the meantime, it is
not difficult for readers to get started on their own. Finding the approximate posi-
tion ofthe Ascendant has already been described above. The approximate posi-
tion ofthe Sun, Moon, and planets for any date may be looked up according to
the ephemeris in Appendix A.
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Figure 6: Houses of tbe Horoscope

Chapter Five
The Houses
The zodiac consists of twelve sections of the sky, each section being one of
the astrological signs. Each sign is a special field of energy. There are also
twelve sections or houses of the horoscope (Figure 6), and, as we saw in
the previous chapter, each house is ruled by one of the astrological signs. The
sign that rules a house in a given horoscope is determined by the Rising Sign,
which rules the first house. The rest of the signs, following in their natural order,
rule each of the remaining eleven houses. The function of each house is to direct
the energy of the sign that rules it. In other words, the house indicates where the
energy of the sign will be used. The ideas I am trying to convey might be better
understood if I explain them in the context of a play.
TThe play is performed on a stage with twelve sets, one for each house of the
horoscope. Each house or "set" contains special props and scenery that depict the
ideas and the physical locations where the action takes place. Each set also has
supporting actors and actresses who have a role to play in that set. The scenery,
props, and people that belong to each set never change, but the signs that govern
the sets change with each play. The play is a human life. TTie individual whose
life is being performed is the star of the play. The plot may turn out to be a
comedy, a tragedy, or perhaps a mystery. No one knows for sure until the play
has ended. Now let us go into the theater and look around. The sets have all been
erected in twelve sections on the stage. TThere is no action in any of them because
the signs that dictate the energy in each set cannot be designated until the play
actually begins. For now we will walk around and see what each set is like.
First House
There is no scenery in Set One. The only actor that ever
appears here is the star. TTiis is the most important set
since it is where the play begins — where the star makes
his or her grand entrance. What kind of an entrance will
it be? There may be obstacles that make an entrance very
difficult, even perilous. Perhaps the star will not be able to
make an entrance after all. The play cannot begin and those who waited for his
or her entrance leave the theater. The most frequent scenario, however, is one in
which the curtain rises just as the star gives a loud cry and steps out into the
spothght, front and center. The play begins. The only prop in Set One is a large
mirror. During the play the star returns again and again to this set; trying on
different costumes, experimenting with different kinds of make-up and manner-
isms, aUthe while watching his or her image in the mirror. This is the first house
of the horoscope. It describes the outer personaUty, physical appearance, to a
certain extent the physical ' health of the body, and the beginning of life.
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stored here by the star. As the play continues, certain
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in the vault: education, development of skills, social and
professional status. There are supporting actors and actresses
in this scene. Some of them may be totally inanimate, simply stored here like
other possessions with no human role to play They have been bought and paid
for. Others may be lively and animated, and they are the people whom the star
values. TThe second house of the horoscope describes income and assets. It is atti-
tude and behavior related to money. It describes some of the ways in which
income may be earned, how it is managed, and how it is spent. The second house
represents values and priorities which an individual establishes.
The Houses
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short journey. Actors and actresses that appear are familiar faces: the postman,
grocer, librarian, gas station attendant, neighbors. If the star has brothers or
sisters, they appear in this set. Set Three also represents another environment,
the star's mental state. In this inner environment, information is received,
learning takes place, methods are devised, and ideas and opinions are formed.
The third house of the horoscope is the mind. It is the manner in which an indi-
vidual communicates, how understanding and ideas are physically expressed. It
describes physical actions, basic physical skills, and speech. TTiis is the house of
short trips, elementary school experiences, and activities within the community.
Fourth House
The main scene in Set Four is home and the domestic
environment. It may be splendid or squalid. It may
change constantly, or change only once or twice
throughout the play. Actors and actresses in this set are
related to the star. The principal supporting actress is the
star's mother, and most of the relatives that appear are from
her side of the family. Other scenes for Set Four will be used as needed to depict
the beginning of new cycles and the end of old ones. In the broadest sense. Set
Four represents the beginning and the end of the play It does not include the
birth of the star since that occurs in Set One. It is the star's forebearers, the roots
from which the drama arose, and it depicts the end of the drama. The fourth
house of the horoscope is home and family. It is family activities and domestic
chores. It is real estate, family business, and domestic possessions.
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Fifth House
Set Five contains scenes of a party and other social gath-
erings. There may be a gambUng casino, dog races, or a
game of poker. The set may include a circus, movie
'§W house, carnival, or a county fair. There are toys and
games, arts, crafts, and other hobbies. The main actors and
actresses who play a major role in this set are either the lovers
or the children of the star. The fifth house of the horoscope describes the
capacity for enjoyment, for humor and imagination. It is indulgence. The pursuit
of pleasure, entertainment, luxury, physical comfort, and ease. This is the house
of speculation and willingness to take risks. It is the creative expressions of special
talent and skills. It is the house of romance and children.
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other area of the set includes a business office, factory,
retail store, hotels, and any place where the star carries out
responsibilities and tasks on a daily basis. Those who have a role to play in Set
Six are people who work for or with the star. If the star owns a pet or works with
animals, they appear in this set. The sixth house of the horoscope describes the
status of health and physical fitness. It also describes the type of work in which
an individual might be engaged, the behavior and attitude related to work. It is
service an individual provides to others as well as the services he or she receives.
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The Houses
Seventh House
Set Seven is the opposite of Set One. In Set One, the star
is always alone. In Set Seven, other people share the
spotlight with the star. One scene for this set may be a
wedding ceremony. Another may be a lawyer's office
where contracts and legal matters can be initiated or they
can be dissolved. Special props include a teeter-totter, a
balance, and a bicycle built for two. The seventh house of the horoscope is part-
nership. Iis
t joint ventures and all cooperative efforts to attain common goals. It
is interactions with other people in general. It is the house of legal agreements,
negotiations, and debates. It is how the individual is viewed by others.
9^ Eighth House
-7\ The scene in Set Eight is a duplicate of the bank vault in
Set Two. The difference is that the star is never the one
/ who puts things in this vault. It is other people who
5 / bring money, possessions, and nonmaterial assets. What-
ever the star gains from others through inheritance,
marriage, or other partnership is contained in this vault. The
eighth house of the horoscope is joint income. It is the house of all that is inher-
ited— monetary assets, genetic traits, and the values and priorities others estab-
lish for the individual. It is funds received as tax rebates or insurance benefits.
Tliis is the house of debts that must be paid, as well as debts that are collected. It
is the self-worth gained as a result of developing innate talents, abilities, and
resourcefulness.
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Ninth House
TThere are many and varied scenes in Set Nine. They
include a university, cathedral or synagogue, museums,
a zoo, a theater, a courtroom. There may also be a
concert hall, a pubhshing house, and an advertising
company. There is pageantry and ritual. There are many
actors and actresses with roles to play. Some of them may
speak a foreign language. Some of them may be related to the star through
marriage. If there is a second marriage, the star's second spouse will appear in this
set. Set Three is learning, communication, and transportation in the local
community. Set Nine is the opposite set, and it is the world beyond the star's
immediate environment. The ninth house of the horoscope is higher education,
advanced training, court decisions, spiritual growth, and cultural pursuits. It is
the growth and expansion of the ideas and experiences of the individual. It is
writing, publishing, and international travel or trade.
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or perhaps struggle to regain a former position with eventual
success in attaining the pinnacle. The principal supporting actor in Set Ten is the
star's father, and relatives that appear are from his side of the family. Set Four is
the opposite set, being the home and the roots from which the star has come. Set
Ten represents the notable or public achievements of forebearers. Set Four
contains the family circle. Set Ten contains the public at large. Other people in
this set are those with influence and authority in the life of the star; those who
play an important role in his or her destiny. The tenth house of the horoscope is
career (as distinct from a job) and other important long-range ambitions. It is the
house that describes one's largest achievements in life. This house is the govern-
ment and other agencies under which the individual resides. It represents the
supervisor to whom the individual is responsible.
The Houses
Eleventh House
There are more people than scenery in Set Eleven. It
contains all the people who form the personal network
surrounding the star. In particular, Set Eleven repre-
sents the kind and quality of roles that the star plays in
the lives of others. Though the focus on roles is intimate,
the scenes depicted tend to be more of a public nature. The
action in this set usually involves more than two people at a time. Scenes in this
set depict the establishment of business contacts, activities of special clubs and
organizations, and social activities with friends and relatives. Children of the star
may be found here as well as in the opposite Set Five. If the star has ties with
other children that are not biological offspring, they appear in Set Eleven. The
eleventh house of the horoscope describes the recognition an individual receives.
It describes money or rewards derived from a profession. The main focus of this
house is to describe what an individual gains (or fails to gain) from projecting
energy and talent outwardly through other people.
Twelfth House
lil^:;^,,^^^ \ / ^^^\ The light is very dim in Set Twelve. The star is isolated.
Other people may be here, but the star either does not
see them or does not recognize them. The main prop is
a mirror in which only the past is reflected. The star may
sense dark shapes here or there, but they remain elusive
and just out of reach. Not all in Set Twelve is unknowable and
invisible. The star can become the master instead of the victim in this set. It may
take some time, but eventually he or she can learn to negotiate the concealed
passages and read the hidden messages. The twelfth house of the horoscope is
the subconscious mind, it is resentment, loss, and disappointment. It is the past.
It is that which is hidden from the individual as well as that which the individual
deliberately hides. It is secrets and secret or unobserved activity. The twelfth
house describes confinement, despair, and deprivation. It is the occult, hidden
power, and psychic energy.
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Planet Greek Roman
Sun Helios
Sol
Moon Selene MeLuna
rcury
Mercury Hermes
Venus Venus
Aphrodite
Mars Ares Mars
Jupiter Zeus
Saturn Kronus Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus Vulcan
Hephaestus
Neptune Poseidon
Neptune
Pluto Hades Pluto
Tabic 7: Corresponding Planets and Deities
Sign Plane iARY

Sign Plane IARY
RUI^R Ruler
Aries Mars Libra Venus

Taurus Venus Scorpio Pluto/Mars
Mercury
Gemini
Sagittarius
Cancer Moon
Capricorn Jupiter
Saturn
Leo Sun Uranus/Saturn
Mercury Aquarius
Virgo Pisces
Neptune/Jupiter
Table 8: Astrological Signs and their Planetary Rulers

Chapter Six
The Planets
All the world's a stage,

And all tfee men and women merely players;
they have their exits and their entrances...
Shakespeare
Setting up the basic structure of astrology is a three^step process. The first

step is to map the heavens by dividing the sky into the twelve astrological
signs. This is the zodiac. Astrology uses the zodiac as a blueprint — twelve
different fields of energy — in which the cycle of life is outlined. The second step
is to construct a more intimate map from the zodiac. This is the horoscope. This
map takes the cycle of life reflected in the heavens and connects it to the Earth,
which is where life actually exists. The third step in the process is to put a human
being into the picture. This is the function of the planets. How and why the
planets came to symbolize human beings is a fascinating part of our history.
There are certain experiences all people share. No human being escapes the
real world's physical pain and pleasure, and its emotional sorrow and joy. There
has never been a time when there were no earthquakes, floods, famines, fires, and
plagues. The only difference between the earliest civilizations and our own, is
that we understand more about what causes these things. People who survive the
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horrors of a natural catastrophe or Hve through the terrors of a war may escape
with their Hves, but they cannot erase the experience from their memory.
Each of us retains the memory of our personal experiences and we also have
a collective memory. TTiis concept, developed by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung,
is that everything humanity has experienced since the beginning of our existence
is retained. These experiences become part of a collective memory bank, indeUbly
imprinted in each human being that comes into the world. As civilization strug'
gled to estabhsh itself along the ancient banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers,
floods periodically occurred that destroyed all but a few fortunate souls who Uved
to tell the tale. And tell the tale they did, from one generation to the next. Cata-
clysmic deluge was a theme of legend long before the story of Noah and the ark
found its way into the Old Testament. It is recounted in many different cultures
and is still alive in our collective memory.
In antiquity, the only comprehension that humankind possessed to cope
with the awesome forces of nature came from observation and imagination.
Observing the cycles of the Sun, Moon, and planets, people began to correlate
these cycles with the cycle of human existence. Why should life on Earth not be
as regulated and orderly as that which existed above it? And if this is so, who or
what might be responsible? From these imaginings, there arose the pantheon of
gods and goddesses who controlled the universe, the forces of nature, and the
lives of human beings. And where would such beings exist but in the heavens, far
above the reach of ordinary man.
The Sun, Moon, and planets were considered to be either the gods them-
selves or at least the messengers of the gods. People need only observe them to
understand what was being communicated from celestial masters. But this is an
oversimplification. The fact that along with immortaUty, gods were also endowed
with many human traits suggests the subconscious desire of human beings to be
masters of their own fate and able to control the forces that threatened their
survival. To further suggest this possibiUty, superheroes were created who repre-
sented the link by which man might cross the bridge to immortality. Heroes were
often killed and, for their courage, were given the gift of immortality. Whether
god, goddess, hero, or heroine, all these fictional characters are archetypes,
primordial images of human existence. To the astrologers of antiquity, they were
the planets, and the heavens became the theater in which they performed.
The horoscope is the theater in which man exists, so the planetary symbols
in the horoscope are the embodiment of human traits. While it is true that we no
The Planets
longer view the planets as gods and goddesses, it does not invalidate the human
traits they once represented. Life still brings death, and the human experiences
that occur in between have not changed since humankind first appeared on the
face of the Earth. This is why we do not abandon the lessons of astrology that
began four thousand years ago.
Mythology, arising as it does from the imagination of the earUest cultures,
constitutes a considerable population of fabulous beings. Attempts to compare
deities from the pantheon of one culture and age to similar deities in the
pantheon of another is to invite controversy. The reason for taking such a risk is
to provide the reader with a method for associating the qualities and traits of the
various deities with the appropriate planets (see Table 7 on page 48).
Before we take a closer look at each planet, it is important to note that when
astrologers refer to the "planets," they include the Sun and Moon. This is done
merely for the sake of convenience. There are some other things to know about
the planets in general. Each of the astrological signs is given a planetary ruler.
Since there are twelve signs and only ten planets, some of them share the same
planetary ruler (see Table 8 on page 48). Each planet, in conjunction with the
sign that it rules, governs a part of the human anatomy. Some of the planetary
symbols have Egyptian or Babylonian origins and some are very modem. For the
most part, however, they are derived from Greco-Roman prototypes. Each
symbol embodies certain esoteric ideas related to spirit, matter, and energy.
Although the planets have other meanings in a horoscope which will be
mentioned, taken together, they represent the individual. In your own horoscope,
that individual is you.
Sun
©The Sun is the individual, without personaHty and habits, without the
influence of environment and background. It is an individual's potential
and uniqueness. It is ego, the main direction and focus a person wants
to take. It is the power of the will, the determination to attain goals. The Sun is
personal honesty and integrity. The abiUty to command respect and authority,
and to impress and influence others. The Sun is physical vitaUty, and rules the
heart. In a natal chart, the Sun also represents those with great influence in the
individual's life. It is the boss or supervisor at work, the government and other
similar agencies. In a male's natal chart, the Sun is the father, and in a female's
chart it is the husband. The astrological sign Leo is ruled by the Sun.
Moon
^^^^ The Moon represents feelings and sensitivity. How an individual
1 1 responds emotionally to others and to situations and experiences. It
-^^ describes attitude and behavior related to nurture — the ability to give and
to receive physical and emotional nurturing. It describes the rhythm and flow of
an individual's daily life and functions: physical, emotional, and mental. It
describes fickleness and changeable moods. It is habits, needs, and desires. It is
the subconscious mind, memory, intuition, and instincts. The Moon is person-
ality, although personality is more clearly indicated by the Ascendant or Rising
Sign. TThe Moon is passive. It reflects and motivates, but does not act on its own.
The breasts and digestive system are ruled by the Moon. The Moon also signifies
one's home and domestic environment. It is babies and young children, and the
individual's mother. The astrological sign Cancer is ruled by the Moon.
Mercury
? Mercury governs perceptions. It is the mental state, intellectual endeavors,
the way an individual thinks and communicates. It is the way information
is received and interpreted, how learning takes place. It represents a
person's ideas and opinions, and the methods that are devised and used. It is
perception and thought without judgment. It describes innate cleverness, the
ability to imitate as well as originate. Mercury rules the hands and thus manual
dexterity and mechanical skills. It governs the physical response of the nervous
system and the senses' response to stimuU. It also rules the respiratory system.
Mercury describes travel and transportation, how an individual goes from one
place to another — mentally as well as physically. Is it accomplished with great
speed or a slow amble with many detours along the way? The astrological signs
Gemini and Virgo are ruled by Mercury.
The Planets
Venus
? Venus rules social attitudes and behavior. It is aesthetic tastes and inclina-
tions. Itis physical beauty and gracefulness. It is artistic talent. Venus
represents values and priorities, and thus describes an individual's judg-
ment and moral sensitivities. It is the cooperative spirit. Venus is romance and
love. It is marriage and other partnerships. The manner of merriment and pursuit
of physical ease and sensual pleasure. It rules the kidneys. It also describes the
general harmony and attractiveness of the physique. Venus represents female
relationships and social interactions at every level. The astrological signs Taurus
and Libra are ruled by Venus.
Mars
^,-JTW Mars represents physical energy and efforts, the physical power and
I I action of an individual. It describes the strength and direction of the
^^ physical force that drives the ego, fires the emotions, and encourages
mental endeavors and communicative skills. Mars rules the head and face. It is
risk-taking inclinations and physical challenges that are encountered. It is aggres-
siveness and the combative spirit. It is sexual drive, and in a male's horoscope, it
is the sexual potency. Mars represents all male relationships and associations in
general. The astrological sign Aries is ruled by Mars. Before Pluto was discov-
ered, Mars also ruled Scorpio.
Jupiter
^ I Jupiter describes the potential for growth and expansion on many levels:
^^L physical, intellectual, spiritual, and cultural. It is the potential of an indi-
I vidual to reach beyond the ordinary and basic experiences in life. The
ability to exaggerate and enlarge. It is the accumulation of material assets, power,
and status. It describes the capacity for enjoyment and optimism, and the devel-
opment ofaspirations. It represents the father and his position in society Jupiter
rules the upper legs. The astrological sign Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter. Before
the discovery of Neptune, Jupiter also ruled the sign Pisces.
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Saturn
■L Saturn describes responsibilities, restrictions, and limitations that an indi-
l^\ \idual is apt to encounter. It represents the lessons that must be learned
■ t in life. It describes the areas where the individual may experience the
greatest stability and longevity. Saturn is endurance and practicality. In a horo-
scope, Saturn represents elderly people or those who represent an authoritative,
strict, or austere presence in the individual's life. The astrological sign Capricorn
is ruled by Saturn. Before the discovery of Uranus, Saturn was also the ruler of
Aquarius.
Uranus
\ m / Uranus rules freedom and independence. It indicates originaUty of
^Tt thought and expression. In society as a whole, it rules radical ideas and
^/ people, as well as revolutionary events that upset established structures.
Uranus takes approximately seven years to transit one sign, taking about 84 years
to complete all twelve signs. People with Uranus in the same sign are separated
by 84 years, so it is easier to describe conditions in society at the time when
Uranus transited a given sign. The personal implications of Uranus are described
by its house position and the aspects it makes with other natal planets in an indi-
vidual's horoscope. It describes areas of unpredictabihty, and where a person or
their hfe-style may be different from other people. Uranus relates to the unusual
or unique. Friends and the clubs or associations to which an individual belongs
are also indicated by Uranus, as is their potential involvement with science and
technology, computers, and the media. The astrological sign Aquarius is ruled by
Uranus.
Neptune
■ I J Neptune is in one sign for approximately thirteen years, taking about 164
^1^ years to complete its cycle through all twelve signs. Since 164 years sepa-
^n rate people bom with Neptune in the same sign, the significance of
Neptune in a given sign is described from a generational or historical point of
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view. Neptune rules those who are oppressed or abandoned, the misfits of society.
Neptune also rules visionaries, and those who are glamorous and charismatic. It
represents the growth or suppression in society of spiritualism, mysticism, and
certain ideals. The interpretation of Neptune in an individual's horoscope is
related to its house position and the aspects it makes with other natal planets.
Neptune represents a person's spirituality, abstract thinking, illusions, and disil-
lusionment. It describes areas of an individual's life where things aren't always
what they seem. It is despair, derangement, guilt, persecution. It is sensitivity,
psychic awareness, and compassion, Neptune describes the potential for experi'
ences related to confinement, abandonment, addiction, or physical intolerance to
drugs. The astrological sign Pisces is ruled by Neptune.
Pluto
I A J Pluto takes approximately 248 years to make one cycle through all twelve
^Jr signs. Due to the eccentricity of its orbit, the period that Pluto spends in
I each sign can vary from twelve years to thirtytwo years. Like atomic
energy, a force ruled by Pluto, the presence of Pluto's energy is never obvious
until it is used. Pluto's influence in a given sign is described by conditions in
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society at the time it transited that sign. On a personal level, Pluto's significance
is interpreted from its house position and the aspects it makes to other natal
planets in a person's horoscope. Pluto represents intense energy. It describes
areas in which an individual consciously or subconsciously seeks to exercise
power or control. Pluto is also linked to karmic responsibility, and, in this
respect, it describes the areas where a person must gain the deepest level of
understanding. The astrological sign Scorpio is ruled by Pluto.
Chapter Seven
Planets in the Signs
Before you start to read and to study the meaning of the Sun, Moon, and
planets in each sign, let's review some things. Recall that the planets
symbolize the individual as a whole, and that each planet is a different part
of that individual. Each astrological sign represents a special energy that a planet
will encounter. Reread Chapter Three to famiUarize yourself with the kind of
energy associated with each sign. TTie meaning of each planet never changes, but
the planet exhibits its characteristics in different ways according to the energy of
the sign it is in. For example, the Sun always represents the ego, but the disposi-
tion and tendencies of the ego are different in each sign. Although the meaning
of each planet is mentioned throughout this chapter, it may help to review
Chapter Six for a description of the planets.
By this time you have learned the twelve signs and their symbols. You also
know that one sign always follows another in the same order. The natural wheel,
a chart that is drawn with Aries as the first house and ending with Pisces as the
twelfth house, is shown in Figure 7. Notice that in each house is the planet that
rules the sign. For example. Mercury is found in the third house because it is the
ruler of Gemini, and it is also in the sixth house because it rules Virgo. Venus is
found in the second house and in the seventh house because it rules both Taurus
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and Libra. Practice making the wheel. As you draw it, think about the meanings
for each of the twelve houses, and as you draw the symbols for the signs and
planets, think about their meanings as well. Study the natural wheel. It represents
what you have learned in the previous chapters.
Interpretation is the heart and soul of astrology. There are many
contributing factors behind a description of a planet in a certain sign or in a
certain house. It is only by long and careful study that one learns the reasons
behind interpretation. Little by little the student gradually starts to piece these
reasons together. At the end of each of the following interpretations, there is a
short paragraph that explains how the natural wheel can be turned to emphasize
and describe further the Sun, Moon, and planets in the signs.
The natural wheel always has Aries on the Ascendant with Mars as the first
house ruler. Suppose we want to study the Sun. The Sun is the ruler of Leo so we
turn the wheel to make that sign the Ascendant and the other signs (in their
correct order) are then placed on the rest of the houses. Virgo becomes the second
house, Libra is the sign on the third house, and so on as illustrated in Figure 8.
What does this tell us? It tells us that since the Sun is the natural ruler of Leo,
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when the Sun is in Leo it is in its "natural" first house and therefore takes on some
of the descriptions associated with the first house. When the Sun is in Virgo, it is
considered to be in its natural second house and takes on some of the descriptions
associated with the second house. Sun in Libra is in its natural third house and
takes on certain characteristics associated with the third house. In this way we
move the sun around the chart through the rest of the signs. Finally arriving at
Cancer, the Sun is in its natural twelfth house. Let us say we want to emphasize
the Moon. TTie Moon rules Cancer, so that sign leads off the wheel, with Leo on
the second house and so on. In Cancer, the Moon is in its natural first house. A
glance at Figure 9 shows, for instance, that the Moon in Aquarius is in its natural
eighth house and can be interpreted with some of the characteristics associated
with the eighth house. Using this method, we add depth to our understanding of
how the planets are interpreted as they appear in the different signs.
Sun in the Signs

The Sun is the wellspring of each person's vitality and individuality. It is the ego,
the will, the essential energy of the life force. TThe Sun is the center of the solar
system; the ego is the center of the individual.
Sun in Aries (March 20-21/Apra 19-20)

^*\ (Y) People born with Sun in the environment of Aries are high-spirited
vix I individuals, ready to try anything at least once. Lively participants in
the everyday bustle of life, Arians maintain a frantic pace that others find difficult
to match. In the environment of Aries, the ego becomes a primitive force, raw
and uncomplicated as a baby newly born. When hungry or in pain, babies cry
until their demands are satisfied. Reverting to demanding and infantile behavior,
Arians can be very self-c entered. They want what they want, when they want it.
This kind of selfishness is not attractive certainly, but it is often mitigated by the
fact that Arians are also very generous and not intentionally mean-spirited. It is
careless disregard for others that is usually at fault in Arians rather than delib-
erate unkindness or unwiUingness to share. Refreshingly open and direct, they do
not understand the need or desire for endless and compHcated physical, mental,
or emotional maneuverings.
Fiery Mars, the planet of physical action, rules the environment of Aries.
Mars gives the Sun strength and combativeness. Most of all. Mars encourages
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physical action. So it is that Arians are invariably given to react physically to

everything. Feelings and ideas are immediately translated by the ego into actions.
Constant physical activity helps to work off excess energy, which is why Arians
are always in motion. Abundant energy is the basis for prodigious physical
accomplishments, and the fuel that feeds their intellectual and creative endeavors.
Cut off from the physical activity so necessary to their essential nature, Arians
become depressed, unproductive, and overweight.
Arians are nearly always friendly, but they are not necessarily outgoing or
gregarious. They are very hard workers and easy to get along with. Generous
with their time and energy, they are happy to help others. They don't mind being
asked to do something, but they resent being told what to do. Arians are ideal-
istic and courageous. TTieirs is the astrological sign of the soldier, and they are
instantly ready to battle against insult or injustice. In their haste, however, they
often forget the practicality of being adequately armed before rushing headlong
into physical or verbal combat. Frustration and anger lie close to the surface, but
once released these reactions do not last long. Arians don't want to waste time
dwelling on whatever caused them to be angry or upset. They want to move
along to other things. They are doers.
To Arians, success is a just a matter of getting out and doing what needs to
be done. They are willing to start projects others would be afraid to tackle. They
approach situations with confidence and the attitude that challenges or obstacles
can be overcome. Sometimes they have to learn the difference between being
confidently aggressive, a responsible "take-charge person" on whom others rely
to get things moving, and being rudely aggressive, a "know-it-all" who is insensi-
tive to the feelings as well as the wisdom of others. They may fail to finish what
they start when too many details slow them down.
Arians are eager athletes and generous players. They enjoy the challenge of
a tough contest. Combative by nature, they are attracted to boxing, wrestling, and
team sports. Most Arians are mechanically inclined, adept at arts and crafts,
typing, working with machinery, playing musical instruments, or performing
magic tricks. They do have a tendency to allow their enthusiasm to exceed their
actual ability. Before taking something apart, for instance, they don't often stop
to wonder if they can put it back together.
Aries colors are red and white. Vulnerable parts of the body are the head and
face. As a sign of this celestial association, many Arians are born with a birth
mark on their head or face. Headaches, black eyes, nose bleeds, and insect bites
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are common Aries complaints. TThe birthstone for Aries is the diamond. The
tremendous heat and pressure that nature exerts in turning carbon into hard,
brilhant diamonds represent the strength and physical force in the Aries^born.
Flowers for Aries include the poppy (red), geranium,
^ honeysuckle, and hollyhocks.
In Aries, the Sun is in its natural ninth house. If
you think of Aries ego and drive in ninth-house
terms, you may be able to see why . . .
Arians like to identify themselves with ideals,
^ys with some higher purpose. They may seek careers
in religion or higher education. They are good at
^ sales and advertising, and become pubUshers or
involved in theater or the arts. Many Arians are skilled
with languages, or involved with foreign trade and travel, the judicial system, or
international law.
Sun in Taurus (April zo-zi/May 20-zi)

^^ ^^ In the focused energy that dominates the environment of Taurus, the
V^*/ \^ ego, like an egg attached to the womb, seeks a protected position
where it can grow and develop. Those born in Taurus are not meant to be cast
adrift aimlessly in the world. They are driven to cling like barnacles to a solid
rock that represents reality. Broken promises and betrayal by others threaten
their security Taureans do not react well to disappointment, and it can cause
them to behave in a manner completely in conflict with their own best interests.
Socially, they may either retreat from the world or go in the opposite direction
and become promiscuous. Whichever direction is taken, they end up sacrificing
the meaningful, enduring relationships they really need in order to feel emotion-
ally secure. Other values may also be sacrificed. Becoming totally materialistic,
Taureans may accumulate wealth and either refuse to spend it or recklessly
squander it. In either case, they do not improve the quality or enjoyment of life
for themselves or anyone else.
Taureans need a definite purpose for the things they do, and they need
solidity in their relationships. Their initial reaction to whatever they experience
is to assess its worth. Before they take action, they want to ascertain what
tangible advantages can be gained. What appears too abstract or vague fails to
attract more than their passing interest. Their natural cautiousness saves them
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from making mistakes, but it can also prevent them from taking advantage of
valuable opportunities.
Taureans can concentrate their energy and attention for incredible periods of
time. They do not want to be rushed or forced into anything. The bull is the
well'known image for Taureans, but perhaps a turtle would be just as appropriate.
Friends, relatives, and everyone else waits for the Taurean. Stubborn and imper-
vious to changes not of their own making, Taureans are more comfortable when
allowed to follow their planned agenda and when they are given sufficient time to
prepare for new activities or situations. They are often highly successful because
of their tenacity in sticking to projects. Taureans are loving and patient. Their
quiet strength and determination inspire others to trust them. Because they want
to be able to rely on others, they are usually dependable themselves.
Venus is the planetary ruler of Taurus. Venus prompts a keen eye for beauty
as well as value, and encourages the pursuit of comfort and physical pleasure. As
a result of their addiction to personal pleasure and comfort, Taureans can become
very lazy and vulnerable to the consequences of overindulging in rich food and
other physical pleasures. Venus inspires love of music and art, and many
Taureans have considerable talent in these areas. In particular, many of them
have pleasant speaking or singing voices. Although Taureans are usually soft-
spoken and subdued, they have a lively humor and enjoy socializing.
Taureans love nature and natural things. To stay in harmony with them-
selves, Taureans need to be close to the earth. They admire fine wood and other
beautiful materials. They love the colors and the sensualness of vivid flowers and
the luxurious green of shrubs and other plants. Taureans are natural architects,
builders, and developers. As a rule, Taureans are physically strong and solidly
built. Even those who are not fat may be physically more dense per pound of
body weight. Many of them favor weight lifting or other body-building routines
as a way to keep in shape. They enjoy participating in sports that require strength
and endurance.
Taurus colors are brown, russet, and turquoise. Vulnerable parts of the body
are the neck, throat, shoulders, and upper torso. Stiff necks, sore throats, and
earaches are common Taurean complaints. The emerald, a variety of beryl and as
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costly as a diamond, is the Taurus birthstone. The emerald's rich green is suit-
ably Taurean since it is the color of money, green pastures, and serenity. The
emerald has a six-sided geometric form. Six is the number assigned to Venus, the
planetary ruler of Taurus. Flowers for Taurus are the rose (red), daisy, lily, and
daffodil.
In Taurus, the Sun is in its natural tenth house. If

you think of the Taurus ego and drive in tenth-house
terms, you can see why . . .
Taureans can be very ambitious and involved
with their career or destiny in life. They seek
public positions or those in which they deal with
"^ the public. They may be concerned with their
pubhc reputation, and attaining positions of great
influence. Taureans can be excellent managers and
administrators. Their ego development may be profoundly affected by their father
or the main authority figure in their life.
Sun in Gemini (May 21-22/june 20-21)

^^ *l r In the mentally charged environment of Gemini, the ego is energized
V-^ J L by communication. People bom in this sign are compelled to occupy
themselves with the expression of ideas and the communication of information.
The mature Gemini becomes a serious scholar and careful researcher. The imma-
ture Gemini turns into a gossip and the proverbial "jack-of-all-trades and master
of none." Although it is generally not an accurate assessment, the singular
mental orientation of Geminis can make it appear to others that they are
unfeeling or emotionally superficial.
Mercury, the planet of the intellect and communication in general, rules
Gemini. Mercury enhances intellectual curiosity and talkativeness. It also favors
those born in Gemini with quick-witted humor and clever mechanical skills.
Geminis are always busy with projects, errands, meetings, and other matters that
keep them on the go. They are the embodiment of the White Rabbit in Louis
Carroll's classic tale, Alice in Wonderland.
Natural versatility and ever-changing interests contribute to a youthfulness
that Geminis retain throughout life. It is difficult for them to concentrate on one
thing at a time. Easily jumping from one thing to another, Geminis forget that
others are not so nimble. They often have to be reminded to slow down and let
others catch up. They also have to be reminded to stop talking once in a while
and listen. Sometimes they neglect to get all6the 4 facts before repeating informa-
tion. Although Geminis can often be secretive about themselves, they are very
interested in learning about what's going on in the lives of others. They are espe-
cially fond of secrets and intrigue and don't mind becoming involved in behind-
the-scenes antics of one sort or another. Always wanting to know everything,

they amass quite a store of information, which in turn makes them very inter-
esting to others. Add to that their cheerful, friendly dispositions and it isn't
surprising that they get along so well in the world.
Geminis readily adapt to changing ideas, different people, and whatever situ-
ation they are in. Such flexibility is no doubt useful in some situations, but it
perplexes those around them. Geminis instinctively seem to know what others
are thinking, and they also possess great talent for imitation. Like their adapt-
ability, these skills can be used in many ways. Certainly Geminis are successful
when it comes to salesmanship, but they are often tempted to say what others
want to hear instead of the truth. How their talent or fondness for imitation will
be demonstrated is difficult to predict. For instance, miniaturization, which is a
form of imitation, fascinates Gemini, and many of them collect or create minia-
tures ofall kinds. They are adept at copying the handwriting of others, and their
own writing tends to be small and cramped.
Since they are apt to spend mere time talking than eating, Geminis usually
stay fairly slim. As a rule they are physically flexible and agile, and they enjoy
gymnastics, bicycling, and swimming. Other favorite sports are tennis, racquet-
ball, and similar games in which they can participate with a partner. Most
Geminis are skillful with mechanical devices or doing repair work. Their manual
talents also include design, interior decoration, arts and crafts, magic and illusion,
and playing musical instruments (usually more than one).
Gemini colors are yellow and light blue. Vulnerable parts of the body are the
arms, hands, fingers, lungs, and nervous system. Respira-
tory problems and various nervous conditions are
common Gemini complaints. Agate is the tradi-
tional Gemini births tone. Appropriate to the
multifaceted Gemini personality, this mineral is
streaked with many colors. It may seem that
Geminis are scattered and thus weakened by their
wide range of interests and abilities, but the steel-
V like hardness of agate is a reminder that the Gemini
personality and character
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varied. Gemini flowers include the lilac, azalea, lily of the vaUey, and miniature
varieties of flowers and shrubs.
In Gemini, the Sun is in its natural eleventh house. If you think of the Gemini
ego and drive in eleventh-house tenns, you can see why . . .
Geminis identify strongly with their friends but not necessarily on an
emotional level. They involve themselves with meetings and organizational activ-
ities. They are stronger and more successful when they work with groups than
when they act alone. Geminis are experts at networking.
Sun in Cancer Qune 21-22/JUI7 21-22)

OQ^N In the emotional sea of Cancer, the ego is a ship that is borne aloft on
***^ mighty waves but is in perpetual danger of drowning in its treach-
erous waters. Cancerians react emotionally to everything. Their biggest struggle
in life is to avoid becoming prisoners of their own emotions. UnUkely to suffer in
silence, everyone around them is made aware that something is wrong. On the
other hand, they are also caring and considerate. Cancerians are always willing to
help others when they are down. Emotional insecurity makes them hang on to
things. Tliey hate to throw anything away, and many of them are avid collectors,
conservators, and savers of string. It is equally difficult for them to give up on
failed relationships, and still harder for them to learn the difference between
caring and possessiveness. Highly sensitive, Cancerians tend to take criticism,
even constructive criticism, as a personal indictment. Although they can be
outwardly gregarious, most Cancerians are shy. However, when they feel
comfortable in a situation or relationship, they relax and open up completely.
Their emotional sensitivity is troublesome to be sure, but it also gives rise to
remarkable intuition.
The Moon, celestial guardian of fertility and nurture, rules Cancer. The
lunar emphasis encourages a strong identification with home and family. Cance-
rians are born ready to mother anyone who appears to be in need of such
nurture. They are not necessarily good cooks or efficient housekeepers, but they
are attached to home and hearth, or at least to the concept of belonging some-
where, tohaving roots. As an offshoot of their natural interest in family, they
often develop a passion for genealogy and history in general. Food is important to
them. They enjoy feeding others as much as they enjoy feeding themselves.
When upset, Cancerians tend to use food as consolation which often results in
excess weight.
Cancerians are doers. In spite of their emotional sensitivity, they are very
strong-willed and determined. They have no trouble expressing what they want
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or finding a way to get it. Many Cancerians succeed in life because their genuine
concern for the welfare of others inspires loyalty as well as cooperation. The Crab
is their astrological symbol, and certain crab-like gestures are associated with the
behavior of Cancerians. Just as the crab walks sideways instead of straight ahead,
Cancerians use an indirect approach in accomplishing their goals. Rather than
direct confrontation or request, they are more apt to resort to using emotional
appeal. At the sKghtest provocation, the crab quickly hides in the sand or retreats
into a shell until safer times are at hand. Cancerians who feel threatened or
suspect that their attempts may be unsuccessful often hide their true ambitions
until a more comfortable situation occurs.
Participation in physical fitness or sports activities becomes an important,
often vital way for Cancerians to work off emotional stress. They are especially
comfortable with team sports, since they view team members as a familylike
group. Favorite Cancerian sports are swimming, fishing, sailing, skiing, and
mountain climbing. Cancerians are creative. Even those who may not have a
particular talent can use some type of involvement with art, music, or writing as
another method of emotional release instead of indulging in eating binges or
other destructive habits. Living or spending time near the water is a relaxing, as
well as creatively stimulating environment for Cancerians.
Cancer colors are white, silver, and pale yellow. Vulnerable parts of the body
are the breasts and stomach. Stomach aches, food allergies, and hysterics are the
usual afflictions of Cancerians. Cancer rules silver. The emotionally sensitive
nature of Cancerians tends to reflect the people and circumstances surrounding
them in the same way as the shiny, polished surface of silver. TThe ruby as well as
the pearl are Cancerian birthstones. The ruby, a variety of
*P corundum, is one of the hardest minerals known,
while the pearl is soft and easily scratched. These
gems uniquely illustrate the two contrasting sides
of the Cancerian personality, hard and determined
as well as soft and vulnerable. Cancerian flowers
are the water lily (lotus), iris, poppy (white), carna-
tion (white) and southern magnolia.
In Cancer, the 6Sun 7 is in its natural twelfth house. If
you think of the Cancerian ego and drive in twelfth-house
Cancerians can be very shy about their private lives. They identify strongly
with the past and their childhood conditioning. They may devote their lives to
helping minority groups, and those who are ill, abandoned, or in other desperate
circumstances. Cancerians become involved with those who are confined in
prison or mental institutions. Their work may involve secret or highly confi-
dential material or activities.
Sun in Leo Quiy 22-23/August 22-23)

^\ ^^\ Th^ grandiloquent energy in the environment of Leo makes the ego
V^-/ C vital, full-blown, and glorious. Those bom in this sign are driven to
seek confirmation of their individuality, to enjoy it, to gain strength and purpose
firom it. They perform great deeds. They become leaders. They attract and amuse
others. When their egos are turned inward, Leos are self-centered and tyrannical.
Seeking attention (consciously or subconsciously), they play the hero. At times
this gesture is noble, but they may neglect to learn what assistance is actually
wanted and their misguided generosity is worthless to those they sought to help.
Leos envision grandiose schemes, and many of them possess considerable talent
to turn their ideas into reality.
The Sun is the ruler of Leo, and it inspires a true zest for life and its plea-
sures. Imbued with this solar spirit, Leos are genial hosts and natural enter-
tainers. They derive much pleasure out of helping others enjoy life as much as
they do. Their sunny dispositions inspire the affection of many friends and
admirers. Though usually full of ambition and enthusiasm, Leos also have a lazy
streak. If given the opportunity, they will take the easy way out of things, espe-
cially when a situation offers little fun or glory.
For all their wit and fun-loving spirits, Leos are very stubborn. Stubbornness
is most often exhibited when their egos are involved. They are likely to suffer far
less from a broken heart than from wounded pride or the loss of attention.
Attempts to back them into a comer, or demands that they change their thinking
or behavior, will reveal the extent of their intractable nature. Even when
confronted with irrefutable evidence of its unworthiness, Leos may cling to a bad
relationship or idea because their egos simply will not allow them to admit being
wrong. However, their tenacity is also a valuable asset. It gives them steadfast
loyalty, patience, and determination to succeed. Leos generally have opinions
about everything, and not a bit of reluctance in expressing them. They must have
the last word and, as far as they are concerned, it is the only one that counts.
This kind of arrogance may be hard to take for more timid souls, but those who
know Leos well also know how generous they are in helping others to believe in
themselves.
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Leos tackle projects others would not attempt, though they cannot help
calling as much attention as possible to their efforts. Their penchant for exagger-
ation and overreaction works well in theater, advertising schemes, and other situ-
ations where a "bigger than life" approach is desirable. Leos are often guilty,
however, of habitually turning a minor problem or fairly routine situation into an
overblown crisis, much to the confusion and annoyance of those around them.
Their sociable nature makes it hard to stick to boring or solitary physical fitness
routines, but they may not mind dressing up in flashy gym outfits and joining an
exercise class. Dancing, swimming, and tennis are favorite activities. When
engaged in team sports, they can make too many grandstand plays, forgetting that
they are just part of a team. Arts and crafts, theater groups, philanthropic soci-
eties, and religious organizations attract their interest and participation. It is easy
for pleasure-loving Leos to become addicted to rich food and, as they get older,
they may find themselves putting on weight. Vulnerable parts of the body are the
back and the heart. Overexertion, heart murmur, and various types of back pains
are the usual Leo complaints.
Leo colors are gold, royal blue, purple, and red. Leo rules gold, and the birth-
stone for this sign is the sardonyx. An appropriate inspiration for Leo's unique
personality, the intriguing sardonyx is a variety of agate
w en that can be cut in many dramatic ways. Flowers for
Leo include dahlia, yellow lily, poppy (red),
^ marigold, sunflower, and heUotrope.
In Leo, the Sun is in its natural first house. If
you think of Leo's ego and drive in first-house
Leos are powerful personalities. They seek to
attain personal influence and to call attention to
themselves and their uniqueness as individuals. Leos
seek to improve themselves and are concerned with their phys-
ical appearance. They are sensitive to personal criticism. They involve themselves
on a very personal level with many of the things they do.
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Sun in Virgo (August Z3-Z4/Scptember 22-23)
/^^ m? "^^ ^§^ ^^ Virgo is directed to the development of potential. In this
V^ I \A environment, few egos waste time in fiery demonstrations of their
own power. So it is that those bom in Virgo are not encouraged toward extravagant
or dramatic gestures. They are inclined to measured pace and practical purpose,
driven to strive not for glory but for perfection. Virgos are most excellent critics.
They seem unable, however, to resist the urge to improve ever)^hing and
everyone, which is a fatal undertaking, guaranteed not only to fail but to place a
severe strain on their relationships. Some Virgos use their own inabiUty to
achieve perfection as an excuse for idleness and unproductiveness. Sloppy, disor-
ganized, and irresponsible Virgos are contradicting their true nature. It is unlikely
that even Virgos with such bad habits will refrain from criticizing others for the
same behavior. Virgos need to think that what they do is of a practical and helpful
nature. To this end, many of them pursue careers in health related fields or in
other areas such as teaching, labor relations, environmental protection, social
work, or reUgious counseling. TTiough most of them do have altruistic motives in
helping others, it must be said that Virgos have a tendency to act the martyr. It is
not unheard of for them to use their self-sacrificing efforts as a weapon to arouse
feelings of guilt in others.
Mercury, the planet of information and communication, rules Virgo.
Mercury enhances analytical abifity and mechanical skills, and it promotes an
interest in business and trade. Virgos are natural teachers, Hbrarians, secretaries,
bookkeepers, and retailers. They are also among the most highly skilled
craftsmen and designers. Communication is important to Virgos, aptly demon-
strated bythe fact that man\^ of them are verv^ talkative. They are effective nego-
tiators and salesmen. They love books, magazines, writing, and are very fond of
traveling. Virgos are very busy people who are always occupied with one project
or another, meetings, errands, and a variety of business or household chores.
Like a virgin waiting to give herseff to the perfect lover, Virgos are also ideal-
istic. When they allow idealism to get out of hand, nothing is accompUshed. The
virgin becomes a bitter spinster and talents die on the vine. Virgos instinctively
respond to the needs of others. They make themselves so useful it leaves them
vulnerable to exploitation. They are friendly and outgoing, but the truth is they
are apt to be shy or inhibited in intimate contacts. One way they deal with this is
to work quietly in the background while the attention is focused on others.
Although intensely personal situations may be difficult for them, there are other
situations when Virgos can be verv^ dynamic. For example, when the spodight is
not directly on them but on a product or a service they offer, they are excellent
salespersons. They patiently endure endless details and responsibilities, if
convinced their efforts are justified.
Virgos are health conscious and, as a rule, they make an eflfort to stay physi-
cally fit. They don't mind tedious exercise routines, and they also enjoy tennis,
racquetball, swimming, sailing, fishing, and biking. As athletes, Virgos may not
be overly competitive, but they will attempt to perfect whatever skills they
possess. Virgo colors are blue, yellow, gray, tan, navy, and lilac. Vulnerable parts
of the body are the sinuses, respiratory system, and bowels. Colds, flu, allergies,
and constipation are common Virgo complaints. The sapphire, which is a variety
of the mineral corundum, is Virgo's births tone. This gem was considered by
ancient societies to be a love charm. Though they come in a variety of colors and
can even be transparent, the most valuable sapphires are
T blue. Blue is also the principal color associated with
Virgo. Flowers and plants for Virgo include aster,
chrysanthemum, ivy, and fern.
In Virgo, the Sun is in its natural second house.
If you think of Virgo's ego and drive in second-
house terms, you can see why . . .
Virgos are concerned with finance and are excel-
lent bookkeepers and treasurers. They may be
concerned with establishing values and priorities. Virgos
are more strongly motivated when they work in areas that deal with the real
world, the world of material goods and the most valuable services.
Sun in Libra (September z3-Z4/October Z2-Z3)

The ego, created for the purpose of individual expression, is unable
to achieve this purpose of or by itself in the environment of Libra.
The energy and direction the ego needs in order to develop must come from
within and without in equal measure. Librans need other people. They need to
understand relationships and cooperation. They need to understand the balance
between the individual and society, and they need to achieve a compromise
between the passion and the intellect. The physical world must come to terms
with the nonphysical world. The objectivity of judgment needed for these tasks
is characteristic of the Libran temperament. Librans are meant to seek true objec-
tivity byrefusing to be knocked off balance by the burdens of emotional or phys-
ical attachments. Individual Librans may not achieve or even strive for the type of
objectivity and balance they need. Those who do achieve these things are the
happiest and most productive.
Librans are doers. In spite of their need to be liked and reluctance to face
confrontations, they are surprisingly strong-willed. They find ways to succeed
one way or another, most often by using their wit and charm. When such ploys
are ineffective, they can become uncharacteristically aggressive and determined to
solve the matter then and there. TTheir change of attitude in such situations is
usually effective enough to catch others off guard, allowing the Librans to gain
control. If convinced that nothing more is to be gained no matter what they do,
they won't hesitate to walk away from a situation with no further explanation or
thought of returning. Librans require balance in their lives. In relationships, they
invariably give back in kind what they have been given. The mental orientation
of Librans may cause others to think they lack passion. This is not the case.
Their passion is not apt to be sustained, however, if their interest in someone
does not include intellectual rapport as well as physical attraction.
Venus, the planet of beauty and social grace, rules Libra. Venus enhances
emotional, physical, and psychological pleasure derived from beauty in all forms.
Books, music, flowers, and perfume are typical Venus-inspired delights. If their
environment is not aesthetically pleasing, Librans can become depressed.
For Librans, social grace begins with good manners, extends to high-level
diplomacy, and ends with absolute abhorrence of disagreeable confrontations.
When forced to endure a fractious atmosphere, they do not think or function
efficiently. Although they need partnership and association with other people,
Librans do not like crowds and attempt to avoid them whenever possible.
Librans can exert impressive physical energy, but their stamina tends to run
in cycles. They work hard, play hard, and then collapse. Librans have a promi-
nent lazy streak when it comes to physical exercise. Few of them walk if they can
ride. Fondness for rich food (sugar is their biggest weakness) makes it necessary
to get proper physical exercise. However, if they have not been thoroughly indoc-
trinated inthe virtues of physical fitness from childhood, and if they are not
inspired by some outside influence to stay in shape, they turn into marshmal-
lows. Tennis, horseback riding, skating, and aerobics are a few activities with
special appeal for those Librans who do get out once in a while.
Libra colors are ivory, pink (or rose), turquoise, and blue. Vulnerable parts of
the body are the kidneys, lumbar region of the back, and ovaries. Lower back pain
and the problems caused by too much sugar or rich food are common
complaints. Libra s birthstone is the opal. This unique gem consists mostly of
ordinary sand and water. Just as hidden water in opals causes the fire in the gem,
there is more emotional content than is immediately apparent behind the bril-
liant flashes of the Libran intellect. Libra rules flowers in general, but particularly
appropriate blooms for Librans include rose (white or
H ^ Y~^^ T pir^k)> daisy, violet, aster, and orchid.
In Libra, the Sun is in its natural third house. If
you think of the Libra ego and drive in third-house
Librans are writers and communicators. They
seek their life's work in some area that employs
their mental ability and basic mechanical or design
y^ skills. They identify strongly on an intellectual level
with siblings and those who occupy their neighborhood
and daily environment. Librans frequently seek a career or job in their immediate
neighborhood or with their siblings.
Sun in Scorpio (October 23-24 November 21-22)

^^ kVI The environment of Scorpio is dominated by emotional energy, the
vL/ I I Lf most deceptive power in the universe. It can easily be destroyed, but
never conquered. It will rise like the mythical phoenix from its own ashes,
stronger and more powerful than before. The ego that is bom in the environment
of Scorpio is not driven solely by need or desire. It is able to develop its own
potential only through the mastery of these forces. As will be seen later in this
description, the true Scorpio energy is rarely obvious until it is unleashed. For
many Scorpios the compeUing need to develop or use the power of their potential
does not arise. This is why the easy-going, open personality of many Scorpios
makes it difficult for them to identify with the intensity and secretiveness often
described for their sign. Observed or not in a single individual, Scorpio traits are
nevertheless always a Scorpio potential. There is the tendency, for example, to
consciously or subconsciously dominate relationships. There is also reluctance
to openly exhibit feelings. Even when Scorpios seem to be open, they always hold
back something of themselves. They may not intend to be mysterious, but they
manage to appear enigmatic anyway.
Scorpios are stubborn. Keys to their success are a strong will and the ability
to get to the bottom of things. They want answers and doggedly persist until they
get them. Though all Scorpios do not spend their lives pondering the mysteries
of human emotions, most of them are inquisitive and probing individuals. They
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are fascinated with how things work, especially people. They do not Hke being
fooled or manipulated and react to such treatment with sarcasm and vengeful-
ness. Their mental and physical powers of recuperation are remarkable.
Pluto, the planet of intensity and hidden power, rules Scorpio. Before the
discovery of Pluto, Mars was considered to be the ruler of Scorpio. Both planets
influence the nature of those bom in this sign. The penetrating focus of their
expressions and personality enhanced by Pluto can make Scorpios appear
magnetic and powerful. The fiery energy of Mars is exhibited in their stamina and
fierce determination. Their intensity can completely overwhelm others. The
considerable energy of Scorpios is not aroused or employed just to have some-
thing todo. They are not openly combative unless it becomes necessary. Privacy
is tightly protected. Others know Scorpios only up to a certain point. They rarely
show any sign of inner struggles. Scorpios are not arrogant or self-involved and,
in fact, are quite interested in others and what others have to say.
Strong and competitive, Scorpios are exceptional athletes. They want real
challenges and will not suffer would-be competitors who lack skills equal to their
own. They enjoy body-building, soccer, hockey, hunting, swimming, scuba
diving, and spelunking. Scorpios are resourceful. Recycling, rehabilitation, and
renovating are typical activities for which they are well suited. Scorpios are
immensely creative. They are outstanding cooks, writers, designers, and
composers. Shrewd ability to assess the value of resources makes them excellent
real estate agents and developers, bankers, stockbrokers, and financial planners.
Scorpio colors are red, black, midnight blue, and emerald green. Vulnerable
parts of the body are the reproductive organs and excretory system. Headaches,
infections, and fevers are Scorpio complaints. Topaz is
JJ ^^ji^^^ *P Scorpio's birthstone. The Roman naturahst, Pliny the

Elder, traced the name to the Island of Topazos,
which in Greek means "to guess." This meaning
fairly describes the inquisitive, mystery-loving
nature of Scorpio. Topaz, one of the hardest
minerals, cannot be cut with a knife. It is another
representation of the impenetrable Scorpio nature.
Scorpio flowers include the anemone, heather, and
gardenia.
In Scorpio, the Sun is in its natural /ourtfe house. If you think of the Scorpio
ô and drive in fourth-house terms, you can see why . . .
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Scorpios identify with home and family, and many of them possess domestic
talents as cooks, gardeners, interior designers. They are deeply interested in
family origins and the psychology of family relationships. Scorpios work in real
estate and others areas that involve domestic products and services, and they
work for family finances and family businesses.
Sun in Sagittarius (November 22-23/December 20-21)

^^ ^ The ego in the environment of Sagittarius is restless and hungry to
V^ ^ experience the full range of its own powers. It is driven to constantly
overreach itself, to pounce on every opportunity that affords it a means of growth
and recognition. Those bom in Sagittarius seek higher levels of spiritual growth,
more physical experiences, greater prosperity, higher intellectual achievements,
advanced social and professional status, greater aesthetic appreciation and under-
standing. Sagittarians are natural politicians, interested in knowing everyone and
in going everywhere. They possess intellectual curiosity that covers a wide range
of subjects. Never try to present Sagittarians with facts because they already have
an unlimited supply. They become bored when surrounded by people or circum-
stances in which they have no interest. They would rather learn things on their
own through travel and personal experience than endure structured classroom
environments and routine work assignments. Ironically, given opportunities to
broaden their knowledge and gain experience on their own, they become excel-
lent teachers and administrators in the very educational system they once found
so restricting.
One of the hallmarks of the true Sagittarian is independence. Sagittarius is
the sign of the bachelor. Even happily married Sagittarians seek to maintain some
aspect of personal independence. Nothing will drive them away from a relation-
ship or a situation faster than the threat of being confined or restricted. Sagittar-
ians readily adapt to change. They feel comfortable and at home wherever they
happen to be. They are very talkative and do not hesitate to give their honest
opinions, a gesture which can seem tactless at times, though it is rarely their
intention to be cruel.
Jupiter, the planet of bountiful fortune and good luck, rules Sagittarius.
Jupiter promotes the spirit of generosity and optimism, and encourages merri-
ment and humor. Addicted to all the good things in life, Sagittarians know how
to get maximum enjoyment from them. Unfortunately too much of a good thing
can be ruinous, and prudence is a difficult trait for most Sagittarians to acquire.
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Their innate philosophy that "more is better" aptly describes their tendency to
go overboard. Being overly spiritual or too philosophical, for example, they
become too far out of touch with the real world. Making overblown efforts to be
prudent in one area, they still manage to bankrupt themselves in other areas.
Attempting to be prudent, they become misers.
Sagittarians are enthusiastic sportsmen. They enjoy physically challenging
endeavors of all kinds. Archery, jogging, hang gHding, saiUng, and fishing (espe-
cially for big sport fish, such as swordfish or blue marlin) are favorite activities.
One of their biggest challenges may be the battle of the bulge when their fondness
for great quantities of food and drink finally catches up with them. They are
natural gamblers and often have the good fortune to come out on the winning side
of their wagers, especially when they try their luck at horse or dog racing. Sagit-
tarians are clever at imitation and mimicry, though how or if they will ever use this
potential is hard to predict. For some it may be skill with languages, for others it
may be acting ability or talent for photography. They love music, art, dance, and
drama (theater), and many of them have considerable talent in these areas.
Sagittarian colors are maroon, tan, navy, orange, and cobalt blue. Vulnerable
parts of the body are the thighs, hips, and, to some extent, the feet. Many of their
physical complaints result from unrestricted eating habits or indulgence in other
pleasures. Turquoise is the birthstone for Sagittarius. Turquoise, prized since
antiquity, was believed to enhance wisdom and understanding. This is an appro-
priate association with Sagittarius, the sign of those who
seek knowledge and truth. Because Sagittarius is asso-
ciated with bigness in general, flowers for this sign
X include larger blooms such as hydrangea, dahlia,
and peony.
In Sagittarius, the Sun is in its natural fifth
house. If you think of the Sagittarius ego and drive
in fifth-house terms, you can see why . . .
Sagittarians identify strongly with creative talent,
are devoted to unique and original projects, and concern
themselves with the development and education of children.
They
field ofseeart themselves as great adventurers and often seek their life's work in the
or entertainment.
Sun in Capricorn (December zi-zz/Januaiy 19-Z0)

^^ TQ Bom in the environment of Capricorn, the ego is controlled by struc
vZx 1 J ture and form. The energy it needs to develop comes from purpose
and direction. Capricorns are therefore goal-oriented. It is their essential nature
to establish and to be guided in life by goals. Their ambitious, pragmatic nature
inspires them to learn how to get things done. Getting things done is what Capri-
corns do best. To get things done requires being in charge, being the one who
controls what happens. And this is what Capricorns aspire to do. They seek posi-
tions ofcontrol and authority, and they admire others who attain such positions.
The mountain goat is an appropriate astrological symbol for this sign since a
sure-footed, methodical climb to the top is the main goal of Capricorn individ-
uals. Initiative and willingness to accept responsibiKties are keys to their success.
Capricorns always want to know where they stand in situations, in relationships,
and in society. They are not afraid to act but before they do, they want to plan
their move, to assess what they will actually accomplish and what may be lost or
wasted in the process. If they beheve they can succeed in attaining a goal, they
will persevere in their efforts for as long as it takes. However, Capricorns can be
very lazy when they lack goals.
Even when they are outwardly aggressive and competitive, Capricorns can
harbor an inner lack of confidence which makes them defensive. They fear rejec-
tion. Wanting to be admired and respected, they do not want to appear weak or
ineffective. They have a good sense of humor but will not tolerate being ridiculed
or teased on a personal level. Those who set out to so abuse a Capricorn will
soon learn the error of their ways. As children, Capricorns possess unusual
maturity. TTiey are in a hurry to participate in the adult world and often prefer
being with adults than with their peers. Capricorns look older or more mature
when they are young, but when they reach middle age, they seem to defy the
aging process, retaining a youthful appearance well into old age.
Saturn, the cosmic timekeeper and taskmaster, is the ruler of Capricorn.
Saturn inspires the need to protect and preserve. Saturn encourages the love of
tradition, ritual, propriety. It is the structure and formality of all these things that
guide Capricorns through life.
Capricorns usually do not have a predisposition to be fat. Good dietary habits
in their youth tend to stay with them as adults. Enthusiastic sportsmen, they
enjoy jogging, running (especially cross country), golf, skating, hunting,
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wrestling, boxing, martial arts, and bodybuilding. Some Capricoms are so deter'
mined to win, it is difficult for them to be gracious when they lose. They make
good team players as well as good team managers. Many Capricoms collect guns
and other weapons, perhaps because these things are undeniable symbols of
authority.
Capricorn colors are chocolate brown, royal and navy blue, dark green, char-
coal gray, and red. Vulnerable parts of the body are bones and joints (especially
the knees), teeth, and skin. Although sensitive skin, allergies, and broken bones
are their most hkely complaints, worrying too much can also result in physical
problems. The garnet is Capricorn's birthstone. This gemstone is believed to
keep its wearers from accidents and falls. In some ancient
H ^ — ¥--^ T societies, garnets were worn only by royalty. Capri'
v^ corn flowers include camellia, orange blossom,
carnation (red), magnolia, and baby's breath.
In Capricorn, the Sun is in its natural sixth
house. If you think of the Capricorn ego and drive
in sixth-house terms, you can see why . . .
Capricoms are workaholics. TThey are forever
^ involved in taking care of business and are good
employers as well as employees. They accept responsi-
bility for others and don't mind taking care of mundane tasks and details. They
are concerned with health and physical fitness.
Sun in Aquarius Qanuary 20-21/Februaiy 19-20)

O^^ The mental energy that dominates the environment of Aquarius
A^ directs the ego to identify itself with ideas and concepts. The main
concept for those bom in Aquarius is to retain the expression of their own indi'
viduality even while thrusting themselves outward into society as a whole. Is the
individual more important than the state, or should the individual live for the
state? Is the individual more important than the family, or should the individual
live for the family? That is the basic Aquarian issue. There are always going to be
Aquarians who head for one extreme or the other. Those who go overboard one
way react violently to any restrictions on the right to express themselves as they
wish. Aquarians who go the other way give up their private lives and needs to
work for the common good. Most Aquarians, however, become well integrated
members of society.
Aquarians are the original "organization men" of the zodiac. They take on
the role of making the organizations of society function as the people-oriented
institutions they were intended to be. Aquarians are loyal, fair, and objective and,
as a result, attract many friends and acquaintances. Though they are not above
wanting to live well, many Aquarians are more interested in people than they are
in amassing great wealth or taking on the responsibilities that invariably accom-
pany such a life style. When they cannot afford some luxury, they rationalize
why they didn't need it in the first place.
Aquarians are idealists who champion the highest principles to which
humanity can aspire. However, they are also extremely independent thinkers.
They don't mind being asked to do something, but they resent being told to do
it. When confronted with authoritarian demands to which they do not subscribe,
they rebel. They may hesitate to take the initiative at times, but once they decide
a situation or idea is worthwhile, they become totally involved and aggressive in
pushing it forward.
The independence and mental orientation of Aquarians can make them
appear interested but not particularly passionate or possessive in close relation-
ships. Itdoes not necessarily mean they really do lack passion. When they fall in
love, their passion can be as intense as it is inspirational.
The modern ruler of Aquarius is Uranus, planet of the unorthodox and
eclectic. Before Uranus was discovered, Saturn was given rulership of Aquarius.
Saturn is the planet of restriction and structure while Uranus is the planet of
originality and freedom. Such different characteristics seem to contradict one
another directly, but a close look at the Aquarian personality shows that both
planets co-exist in a strangely compatible way. When Aquarians suddenly change
course or do something unexpected, they are likely to do so for some very prac-
tical or advantageous reason. They favor the unique as well as the traditional.
Sometimes they are so involved with the past (history and antiques) or so tuned
in to the future (spaceships and neon clothes), they lose track of the present.
Exhibiting the stability of Saturn, they may live unvaried, even boring lives,
feeling very comfortable and secure in such an unchanging environment. Sooner
or later, however, they are apt to encounter unexpected circumstances that make
it hard to predict what they will be doing next. They often adopt life styles and
ideas counter to current trends. The odd and unique fascinate them, and they are
rarely caught off guard by abnormal situations and strange people.
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Aquarians are not likely to miss any meals but most of them don't care
what's on the menu. Unless they are reared in a home devoted to eating and
preparing food, they are often indifferent when it comes to food. As a rule they
are enthusiastic participants in sports that involve a partner or a team. Tennis,
racquetball, and baseball are favorite activities. Science and engineering, interna-
tional finance, writing, music, psychology, or social work are areas of special
interest to Aquarians.
Aquarian colors are silver, aqua, purple, and the more electric shades of pink
and blue. Vulnerable parts of the body are the shins, ankles, and circulatory
system. Aquarians are apt to experience cramps, allergies, sudden illness, and
freak accidents, though they may also suffer from various nervous disorders.
The birthstone for Aquarius is amethyst. This gem is
y beheved to confer stability and mental poise on those
who wear it. Flowers for Aquarians are the more
X unusual blossoms and include the gladiolus, tiger
lily, trillium, bird of paradise, and jack in the pulpit.
In Aquarius, the Sun is in its natural seventh
house. If you think of the Aquarius ego and drive in
seventh-house terms, you can see why . . .
Aquarians make good partners and they identify
very strongly on an intellectual level with their partners
and other allies. TTiey are excellent at promotion, public
relations, and organizing others in cooperative efforts. Aquarians champion equal
rights and fairness for all people.
Sun in Pisces (February 18-19/March 19-20)

^^ "N/^ The ego must steer its course through the sea of need and desire in
V^X y V the emotionally dominated environment of Pisces. If the ego
becomes burdened by desire for physical or mental achievements, it sinks like a
millstone. It is spirituality and ideals that keep Pisceans afloat. Although not all
Pisceans are concerned with lofty aspirations, the notion of perfection is a strong
factor in their personality. They find it difficult to deal with people and situations
that do not live up to their idealized images. It isn't that they can't see things
clearly, they just don't want to accept them as they really are. Seeking greater
perfection than the real world can produce, Pisceans often turn to religion or
other spiritual and philosophical discipKnes.
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Pisceans are flexible, which makes them survivors. Because they so easily
identify with others, Pisceans who lack a healthy ego risk exploitation and neglect
of their own needs and talent. The opposite side of the coin is that Pisceans can
exploit those they understand so intimately. Pisceans are so sensitive that it is
easy for them to develop the attitude that they must hurt others before others can
hurt them. The ultimate choice for Pisceans is either to be strong as well as sensi^
tive, or to be a victim of their own vulnerability. An addictive nature makes it
necessary for Pisceans to avoid habit-forming drugs and other harmful
substances. To maintain their emotional equilibrium, they need a private place or
a private time for daily retreat and relaxation. The most creative, stimulating, and
soothing environment for Pisceans is near water. Pisceans are compassionate,
fair-minded, and courageous. They are not afraid to bend rules if the situation
demands a more humane approach. They are excellent judges, sensitive adminis'
trators, and inspirational teachers.
Neptune, the planet of spirituality and idealism, rules Pisces. Before Neptune
was discovered, Jupiter was given rulership of this sign. Jupiter also represents
spiritual growth and philosophical ideals, so both planets blend together to
encourage an identification with all that is noble and perfect. Pisceans are often
shy and would much rather impersonate someone else than be themselves.
That's why so many are actors, artists, writers, and dreamers. Neptune's influ'
ence inspires vague and elusive qualities, so it is hard to predict how Pisceans will
develop. Some of them are extremely neat and well organized, while others
become slovenly and careless. Personal habits are often a direct reflection of
emotional reactions to their environment. Pisceans have remarkable imagina-
tions, which make some of them successful writers of fiction and turn others into
pathological liars. Unique ability to understand the abstract makes them gifted
mathematicians and theorists, or it can put them so out of touch with reality that
they make no sense at all.
For Pisceans the vulnerable parts of the body are the feet and lymphatic
system. Swelling, allergic reaction to drugs, and sore feet are common complaints,
but they are also apt to experience psychosomatic illness. Emotional insecurity
can make them compulsive eaters who face a lifelong battle of the bulge. As if to
confront their own vulnerability, many Pisceans are daredevils, becoming race car
drivers, aviators, explorers, and hunters. Sports and physical fitness routines help
them stay in shape as well as reduce emotional stress. Horseback riding, dancing,
skating, swimming, or sailing are favored activities.
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Piscean colors are pale green, purple, rose, and gray blue. TTie Piscean birth-
stone is the aquamarine. The sea-colored aquamarine becomes invisible when
submerged in water. This is appropriate representation of
cp the shy Pise cans who often wish they could disappear.
Flowers for Pisces are orchid, lilac, wisteria, water
^ lily (lotus) , poppy (white) , and pansy.
In Pisces, the Sun is in its natural eighth house.
If you think of the Pisces ego and drive in eighth-
house terms, you can see why . . .
Pisceans may be secretive or reluctant to reveal
their inner struggles. They may seek work in areas
1'^ that involve natural resources, insurance, taxes, or debt.
The development of their ego or sense of self-worth may be
profoundly affected positively or negatively by the way they handle joint income
or inherited property.
Moon in the Signs

The Moon is the changing kaleidoscope of an individual's feelings and moods. It
describes emotional reactions and experiences. The Moon is personality, desire,
and need. It is memory, instincts, and intuition.
Moon in Aries
^T\ (IT) There is bound to be a quickening of the emotional force in Aries,
^Zy I which is why those bom with Moon in Aries immediately turn feelings
into action. They want instant gratification. They go after what they want with
passion and energy, and soon lose interest in people who don't demonstrate the
same kind of enthusiasm. Many of these individuals find it difficult to settle down
to responsibilities and the drudgery of daily routine. On a short-term basis, lunar
Arians get passionately involved with people and projects, but until they reach an
age or level of maturity that gives them a different perspective, they are not
inclined to become involved in long-term commitments. TTieir easily aroused
emotions can be dangerously misguided at times, especially when they act in
haste or anger.
Aries Moon personalities are not easily put off when their efforts fail. If one
approach doesn't work, they cheerfully try another. These individuals were
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meant to be the masters of their own success or failure in getting what they want
in hfe. Some relish this challenge. Others blame their mistakes and lack of
progress on everyone else. The self-assertiveness of lunar Arians makes them
resentful of authority and impatient with people who try to give them direction
or advice, but personal forcefulness is also what helps them get ahead in the
world. They may be guilty of being self-indulgent, overconfident, and foolhardy,
but they are also inspired leaders and tireless in their efforts to help others. Their
soul mates in life are often people with Libra Sun or Libra Ascendant.
Women with Aries Moon are too aggressive or competitive in romance and
other situations that require a subtle approach. On the other hand, these ladies
are admirably well suited to conquer many challenges that destroy more fragile
females. Men with Aries Moon expect too much and give too little in romance.
TTiey may not particularly like women and feel ill at ease
with them. These men may be jealous, but are never
very devious.
In Aries, the Moon is in its natural tenth house.
If you think of emotional needs and other Moon-
related aspects of an individual's life in tenth-house
Aries Moon individuals act out their feelings in
171^ public or in a public way. Their popularity and public
reputation are very important to them. Lunar Arians
want to work for themselves, and they are more apt to pursue a career rather than
be content with just a job.
Moon in Taurus
^^\ ^^ In the materially oriented environment of Taurus, the Moon is
-^ K^ grounded in the physical world. Those born with Moon in Taurus
don't want to give up one thing in order to get another unless they know it will
be to their advantage. These individuals trade up, or they don't trade at all. Moon
in Taurus people require tangible proof of affection from others, but they are also
willing to show their affection in the same way. Strong physical Jippetites push
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them to gratify their desires whenever they have the opportunity. Material
comforts and the advantages of wealth are important, and they can be overly
concerned with social status. Although they enjoy and want the stability of a
home and family, lunar Taureans are not necessarily homebodies. In fact, most of
them spend far more time on social activities than they do on household chores.
Taurus Moon personalities do not react well to being rushed or forced into
commitments. Once these individuals decide to make a commitment, however, it
is usually soHd and they are faithful to it. These individuals possess calm and
quiet temperaments that have a reassuring influence on others. It is not easy for
lunar Taureans to accept when something goes wrong, and it may take a long
time for them to adjust to or rectify a situation that has failed or disappointed
them. People who break promises or do not keep their word eventually learn that
Moon in Taurus individuals have long memories. They may forgive, but they
rarely forget. They are often attracted in friendship and love to people with Sun
or Ascendant in Scorpio.
Women with Taurus Moon are independent and self-reliant, although they
frequently gain substantial material assets through marriage. Their nature is to
spend lavishly in some areas and be surprisingly frugal in others. Men with
Taurus Moon are charming and diplomatic in social situations, and considerate,
sensual partners in romantic encounters. Although they
can be very hedonistic when it comes to satisfying their
personal needs, these men are unselfishly devoted to
their children.
In Taurus, the Moon is in its natural eleventh
"J house. If you think of emotional needs and other
Moon-related aspects of an individual's life in
^ eleventh-house terms, you may be able to see why . . .
KM Moon in Taurus individuals form strong
emotional attachments to friends. They enjoy partici-
pating in groups and associations, and they may be quite
concerned about or involved with the recognition and popularity they gain as a
result of their efforts in organizational activities.
Moon in Gemini
^^\ ^TT* When the Moon is in Gemini, the emotions become conduits of
.^/ J-L information that are instantly processed and integrated into attitude
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and behavior. Lunar Geminis often respond to4 situations in a way they think
others expect them to. Their reactions seem detached, as if whatever is going on
is not really happening to them. They wiU deal with their feelings, of course, but
the process is delayed while their minds are busy absorbing the facts. Moon in
Gemini people can sometimes take their intellectual approach too far. Constant
analysis, rationalization, and acting as though they had already experienced a
thing instead of just thinking or talking about it can prevent them from ever
doing it. Talkative, mentally alert, and curious about everything, these individuals
always seem to know what's going on around them. Continually looking for
intellectual stimulation, they are easily bored with repetitive jobs and uninter^
esting people. Restless and impatient, they do not always get all the facts before
repeating what they see or hear. As eager to share information as they are to
receive it, many lunar Geminis are natural teachers, writers, and communicators.
They love secrets, mysteries, and solving puzzles.
Gemini Moon personalities are emotionally flexible, which allows them to
identify with both sides of an issue and with a very wide range of people. They
instinctively understand what people want to hear and what it is that satisfies
others, yet they don't always know how to make themselves happy. Because they
can be so outwardly cheerful and optimistic, few people would guess that lunar
Geminis can feel lonely and isolated. Though quite willing to discuss others, they
can be secretive about themselves. Their closest relationships are often with
people who have Sun or Ascendant in Sagittarius. They have highly sensitive
nervous systems. A variety of tasks, frequent changes of scene, and alterations in
their daily routine help these individuals maintain physical and mental health.
Women with Gemini Moon are talented with their hands. These ladies are
efficient and organized, but restlessness makes it difficult for them to remain
content with household chores. Men with Gemini Moon are quite charming, but
their temperament is not particularly suited to sustaining passion in themselves
and tolerating emotional hysteria in others.
yr In Gemini, the Moon is in its natural twelfth house.
^ related aspects of an individual's life in twelfth-
house terms, you may be able to see why . . .
Moon in Gemini individuals are interested in
the occult, dreams, and the subconscious mind.
Many of them possess remarkable instincts, but
m they also suffer from insomnia. Lunar Geminis are apt
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to engage in secret emotional attachments, desires, and
fantasies. They have strong memories of the past and are emotionally tied to it.
Lunar Geminis are uncomfortable in the company of strangers.
Moon in Cancer
^^\ Q"^ The Moon is the ruler of Cancer and thus it is quite at home in this
UJ "^^ environment. TTie strong emotional orientation of the Moon in its
own sign impUes individuals with enhanced sensitivity, intuition, and artistic
talent, or at least great appreciation for the arts. Lunar Cancerians are so recep-
tive as to be unusually vulnerable to the influence of those with whom they spend
the most time. It is sometimes hard to distinguish whether they are expressing
their own opinions or merely reflecting those of someone else. They can be
extremely passive when it comes to extricating themselves from unhappy
emotional situations. They may cling to such situations even after they manage
to find happiness elsewhere. Lack of motivation can make them lazy, disorga^
nized, and sloppy. Moon in Cancer people hate to throw anything away. They are
often too possessive or overly concerned, especially with children.
Cancerian Moon personalities may be soft-spoken and even shy, but they can
become very aggressive when it comes to pursuing their desires and satisfying
their emotional needs. Many of them, especiaUy men with Cancer Moon, exhibit
a certain awkwardness in their bearing and approach. Their nurturing nature
makes them caring and compassionate, although at times their altruism is decep'
tively self-serving. Strong identification with the concept of family makes them
treat everyone as part of the family, an approach they successfully employ in
getting others to cooperate. As babies, lunar Cancerians tend to be finicky eaters
or develop food allergies; as adults, they use food as an emotional pacifier. The
partners and aUies they frequently choose are people with
^ Sun or Ascendant in Capricorn.
Women with Moon in Cancer are vulnerable,
possessive, dependent, demanding, and at the
mercy of their feelings. EmotionaUy they are their
own worst enemy. These women are, however,
highly intuitive and creative once they learn to
control their emotional tidal waves. Men with
n m Cancer Moon have a streak of domesticity, the poten-
tial of which includes gardening, cooking, or concern
with household furnishings. It is often hard for them to act with sustained aggres-
siveness inemotional situations.
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In Cancer, the Moon is in its natural first house. If you think of emotional
needs and other Moon-related aspects of an individual's life in first-house terms,
you may be able to see why . . .
Moon in Cancer individuals have changeable personalities and tend to retain
fluid in their bodies. Many of these individuals physically resemble their mother's
side of the family. They view their offspring as extensions of themselves. Lunar
Cancerians are highly sensitive to any sort of personal criticism.
Moon in Leo
'^S ^^\ The environment of Leo animates and enlivens the Moon's creativity
.^/ C and emotional force. It is not surprising that people born with Moon
in Leo are artistic, imaginative, and interested in art, architecture, and design.
Lunar Leos are magnanimous and passionate in expressing their feelings. In the
excitement of a particular moment, these individuals make promises they don't
always carry out. Stubborn pride is their emotional downfaU. They cannot sepa^
rate their feelings from their ego, and it is ego that prompts them to dominate
relationships. They have a jealous nature, although they are not particularly
possessive. When a romance ends, they are more apt to suffer from a wounded
ego than a broken heart. They are often attracted to those with Sun or Ascendant
in Aquarius.
Their cooperation is gained by applying subtle flattery. On the other hand,
they become completely intransigent when they are backed up against the waU.
Although Leo Moon personalities are stubborn, they have great purpose, deter-
mination, and tenacity when it comes to getting what
they want. Strongly idealistic, these individuals are
capable of great personal sacrifice. They are very
assertive when it comes to protecting not only their
o:r own freedom but also the rights and freedom of
others.
Women with Leo Moon are forceful, material-
istic, and preoccupied with status. However, they are
m also able to accept responsibilities as a matter of honor
and behave with exceptional 87 grace and dignity in the face
of insult and adversity. Men with Leo Moon can be braggarts who always want
the last word. They have endless schemes and grandiose plans, and seek all the
good things in life. When good fortune does come their way, these men are
generous in sharing it with others.
In Leo, the Moon is in its natural second house. If you think of emotional
needs and other Moon related aspects of an individual's life in second-house
Moon in Leo people are interested in business and finance, and have good
instincts when it comes to handling money and material assets. TTiese individual
may tend to identify emotionally with wealth or status, or spend money to
impress others. Their values and/or priorities may be very changeable.
Moon in Virgo
^T\ KM9 The environment in Virgo imparts modesty to the Moon, which is
•^y I \A why lunar Virgos are often so guarded about their feelings. TThey put
up invisible barriers that prevent others from getting close to them. An over crit-
ical or too analytical approach to emotional situations also makes it difficult for
lunar Virgos to express their feeHngs freely or spontaneously. Serious minded,
with common sense about most things, they are also idealists and, as a result,
they can be surprisingly unreahstic when idealism interferes with their judgment.
Creativity in these individuals always has some practical element. As writers or
artists, for example, they take few risks, usually sticking to what they know best.
Virgo Moon personalities are emotionally adaptable. They instinctively seem
to know what it takes to make others feel better. Their compassion can some-
times be confused with passion. They make many friends because of their sympa-
thetic nature, but it also leaves them vulnerable to exploitation. When it comes
to intimate relationships, they are frequently attracted to people with Sun or
Ascendant in Pisces. All lunar Virgos are not scholars, but many of them are avid
readers, good writers, excellent teachers and communicators. Intellectual
curiosity gives these individuals a procHvity for gathering information. This
tendency can turn them to serious research endeavors, or merely develop into
fondness for gossip. Moon in Virgo people can sometimes be overly fastidious or
finicky, usually with regard to eating habits. Many of them have an interest in
health and make some field of health care their life's work. On the other hand,
preoccupation with their own health causes some of them to become hypochon-
driacs or use maladies to attract sympathy.
Women with Virgo Moon may encounter sorrow through marriage. They
can be dreadful nags themselves or become the victims of a nagging spouse.
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These ladies are, however, the most faithfixl and responsible of guardians, perhaps
best described as the salt of the earth. Men with Virgo Moon tend to idealize
their wives, but may not be very passionate toward them.
X Their quiet emotional nature tends toward domes'
ticity, but these men often have a secret desire for
flamboyancy and intrigue.
In Virgo, the Moon is in its natural third house.
related aspects of an individual's life in third-house
Moon in Virgo individuals reside in the same
neighborhood all of their lives. They have a strong
emotional attachment to siblings, and may also form strong attachments with
neighbors. Their emotional needs are often expressed in letters or a diary.
Moon in Libra
Balance and objectivity, the primary orientations of the energy in
Libra's environment, are not easy for the emotional Moon to absorb.
Individuals with Moon in Libra need to maintain emotional perspective or their
mental and physical health suffers. For these individuals to establish a long-term
relationship, they must share an intellectual rapport as well as physical attraction
with their partner. They don't want to be emotionally compromised, preferring
to let go of a relationship if their partner is not equally willing or enthusiastic. But
neither are they inclined to live alone, so it becomes a crucial search for the right
partner or at the very least an amiable companion. Lunar Librans are apt to be
attracted to people who have Sun or Ascendant in Aries. Their accomplishments
are often the direct result of the stimulation and encouragement they receive
from other people.
Libra Moon personalities are excellent at planning and preparing projects,
but most of the time they would rather charm others into physically carrying
them out. Although they are excellent at strategy and problem-solving in their
business or profession, they can be impractical, overindulgent, or inconsistent
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when it comes to handling personal situations. These individuals have strong
attachment to home and family, even though it is not always obvious in their life-
style. Inone way or another, they encounter more than an average share of good
and bad experiences with partners, legal matters, and making choices. Their
enhanced aesthetic tastes are demonstrated, for the most part, in dressing well
and maintaining an attractively decorated home.
The emotional temperament of women with Moon in Libra inclines them
more toward engaging financial matters, social activities, and intellectual
endeavors than toward raising children and paying attention to household
chores. Men with Libra Moon are interested in cooking, home furnishings, and
gardening. There are apt to be one or two strong or influential females in their
background. If their mate fails to keep them mentally stimulated, their physical
attention tends to wander. Their mother may have been the primary guardian.
In Libra, the Moon is in its natural /ourtb house. If you
think of emotional needs and other Moon-related
aspects of an individual's life in fourth-house terms,
you may be able to see why . . .
Moon in Libra individuals are very interested
in their family's history. Their work or hobby
involves food preparation or dietary planning.
Many of them are profoundly influenced by their
mother and their homes provide emotional satisfac-
tion. Their domestic environment can be unstable and
family ties are vulnerable to change. They may reside in the same house or home-
town all of their lives.
Moon in Scorpio
mTThere are many secret places for the Moon to hide in the watery
depths of Scorpio. People born with Moon in Scorpio are not inclined
to reveal or discuss their feelings, and especially so if they are subjected to
emotional manipulation or deprivation in childhood. Their emotional isola-
tionism can be deceptive, however, since most of them are outwardly easygoing
and cheerful individuals. There is no denying that there is also a large potential
for hedonism, possessiveness, jealousy, and revenge in lunar Scorpios, but not all
of them are given to venting such destructive emotions. Those who do open
themselves up to negative energies are likely to suffer accordingly, reaping their
rewards in this life rather than the next.
Scorpio Moon personalities are stubborn. They resist changing their opin-
ions and behavior and it is hard for them to break undesirable habits. Once they
make a commitment or establish a relationship, they tenaciously hang on forever,

even to bad relationships. TThey often form their closest emotional bonds with
people who have Sun or Ascendant in Taurus. Lunar Scorpios can develop an
amazing ability to overcome adversity. Instinctive understanding of human moti-
vation and behavior gives these individuals an emotional advantage, a conscious
or subconscious way to control themselves as well as others. The mistake many
of them make is being so intent on controlling others that they never learn to
control themselves effectively.
Women with Scorpio Moon are apt to be shrewd, and, when they possess
intelligence, it is likely to be brilUant. Their desires are not easily satisfied and
their ambitions are rarely knocked off course by temporary distractions. Men
with Scorpio Moon are very romantic and imaginative when properly stimulated.
When forced to endure intimate relationships that are uninteresting and
nonchallenging, they become sarcastic and sometimes cruel. In their work,
however, these men are well suited to handling economic,
human, and natural resources.
In Scorpio, the Moon is in its natural /iftfe house.
related aspects of an individual's life in fifth-house
Moon in Scorpio people love to have a good
time. Their offspring may be their biggest emotional
ITL challenge. They seek an environment near water to
truly relax, and may reside in a resort area. Moon in
Scorpio individuals get the most emotional satisfaction from creative projects or
from building their own home.
Moon in Sagittarius
^^\ ^ The wide open spaces associated with Sagittarius allow the Moon to
-^Z ^ grow large in all directions, which is why those born with Moon in
Sagittarius are emotionally expansive, idealistic, and romantic. Their adventurous
natures and magnanimous generosity are a curse as well as a blessing. This
combination of traits makes them vulnerable to exploitation, but it is just what
they need to become enormously successful in life. Lunar Sagittarians are open
and honest with a tendency to be too candid at times, especially in situations that
require a more diplomatic approach. Impatience is frequently the biggest stumbling
block to getting what they want. They are not reluctant to make long-term
emotional commitments, but relationships or situations that restrict their
personal freedom too much eventually fall apart. Their most intimate relation-
ships are apt to involve those with Sun or Ascendant in Gemini.
Sagittarius Moon personalities are emotionally adaptable to changing
circumstances and different relationships. Emotional duaUty makes them fickle
and insecure, and at the same time steadfast and independent. Concerned with
making an impression on others, they may be guilty of inflating their own knowl-
edge and importance. Attracted to architecture, art and design, many of them
also have interest and talent for mimicry and acting. Lunar Sagittarians are
happiest when their work involves writing, teaching, performing, sales, educa-
tion, or communication.
Women with Sagittarius Moon make better friends than lovers, although
their restlessness may lead to many sexual adventures. Friendship is very impor-
tant to these ladies, and their temperament is not well suited to living a quiet
domestic life. Men with Sagittarius Moon are inveterate
chasers of the ideal woman. Their emotional nature is
uncomplicated in love, loyal in friendship, and, at
times, apt to make them amazingly prophetic.
In Sagittarius, the Moon is in its natural sixth
house. If you think of emotional needs and other
Moon-related aspects of an individual's life in sixth-
house terms, you may be able to see why . . .
Moon in Sagittarius people are always concerned
with their health. They exhibit uneven work habits. Their
employment may be in their home or in a family-owned business, and they
become emotionally attached to those who work for or with them.
Moon in Capricorn
^\\ TQ The rigid structure and purposeful energy in the environment of
^^ I J Capricorn greatly reduce the spontaneity, warmth, and imagination of
the Moon's emotional force, although it does gain some needed stability. Those
born with the Moon in Capricorn don't nonchalantly establish long-term rela-
tionships, and those who do invariably suffer for their haste. Most lunar Capri-
corns may hesitate to move at all unless they feel they are on solid ground. They
are more than willing to fulfill what they perceive as their responsibilities in a
relationship, but they are often unable or unwilling to understand what the other
person actually wants or needs. TTheir greatest tendency is to worry. To help
reduce the need for worry, they seek structure and stability in their lives. They
find it hard to relate to those who do not share their opinions and values. Reluc
tant or unable to discuss their own problems, lunar Capricoms are nevertheless
quite willing to help others. It is never very easy for them to express their deepest
emotions, or to feel relaxed and content inside themselves. Fear of rejection is
strong. Anything vague or unspecified in a relationship, whether business or
personal, makes them feel insecure. They must know where they stand. Every
thing must be proper and legal. When it comes to romance and marriage, it may
take them longer to find someone they can trust as well as love. Their marriage
or business partners are often people with Sun or Ascendant in Cancer.
Capricorn Moon personalities are ambitious and strong-willed. Their efforts
are primarily directed to their own advancement, although they can also be very
effective and generous in helping others to progress. They enjoy being in the
spotlight, which prompts many of them to seek a public or prominent position in
their work or other activities. They have great respect for knowledge and are
often quite intelligent themselves. Tendency to harbor anger and resentment can
cause physical maladies and depression.
Women with Capricorn Moon are likely to be ambitious at the expense of
their personal life. More interested in gaining material wealth and status, or over-
burdened with too many responsibilities, they miss the joy and satisfaction of
relationships. They are excellent administrators. Men with Capricorn Moon have
difficulty relating to women. Relationships with females may
be too formal to allow warmth and closeness, or the
bond they share may be so tight as to be emotionally
crippling. Their complicated emotional nature must
be handled with considerable patience and under-
standing.
In Capricorn, the Moon is in its natural seventh
house. If you think of emotional needs and other
Moon-related aspects of an individual's life in
seventh-house terms, you may be able to see why . . .
Moon in Capricorn people demand much from their
marriage partner. They need to express their feelings to other people, but this
only extends to public matters and nonintimate matters. Lunar Capricorns tend
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to identify strongly on an emotional level with their spouse, with their spouse's
family, and with other partners and close allies. They have a fear of lawsuits.
Moon in Aquarius
'^S ^^ The emotional force loses some of the intimate passion and unquali-
,^/ nrf fied compassion when the Moon encounters the nonpersonal envi-
ronment ofideas and communication in Aquarius. Those born with Moon in
Aquarius appear emotionally cool, but they are loving and loyal in their own way.
They can be very sympathetic without being sentimental. Rarely beset with
moodiness themselves, they often fail to pay attention to it in others, giving the
impression they don't care. Idealistic, optimistic, and friendly, they are unbiased
and liberal in their treatment of people in general. Moon in Aquarius individuals
are highly social and attract friends and acquaintances from all social and cultural
backgrounds. They have trouble focusing attention on just one person. As far as
they are concerned, "the more the merrier." In spite of whatever eccentricities
show up in their personality, they are emotionally stable. Something in their
emotional makeup gives them remarkable ability to calm those who are mentally
disturbed or hysterical. When disappointed or unhappy, lunar Aquarians focus
on their activities and chores with such aplomb that other people may not even
realize they are upset.
Aquarius Moon personalities are stubborn and opinionated, and the more
emotional they get the more recalcitrant they become. Once they make a
commitment they are dedicated to it. They are attracted to people with Sun or
Ascendant in Leo. Strong individualism and an eccentric nature can make
marriage a chore. Marriage or raising a family rarely
changes their way of thinking and doing things. Inde-
pendent or not, however, their attitudes and opin-
ions usually turn out to be pretty traditional.
Women with Aquarius Moon are often better
friends and companions to their children than they
are traditional nurturing mothers. Their interest in
business or social affairs can distract them from ordi-
n ITL nary domestic life. They may experience sorrow and
disappointment in female relationships. Men with
Aquarius Moon display little jealousy or possessiveness in romantic relation-
ships, atendency that is sometimes interpreted by their partners as lack of love.
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Pursuing ideals and mental endeavors are often more important to them than
amassing material wealth.
In Aquarius, the Moon is in its natural eighth house. If you think of emotional
needs and other Moon-related aspects of an individual's life in eighth-house
Moon in Aquarius individuals are more emotionally involved than most
people in matters related to joint income, debt, insurance, taxes, and inheritance.
For the sake of their own happiness, they need to be independent in money
matters. Their emotional stability is tied to their own resourcefulness. Many
lunar Aquarians are excellent fund-raisers.
Moon in Pisces
'TS "N^ The emotional force of the Moon is easily cast adrift in the waters of
.^/ y V Pisces, and those bom with Moon in Pisces are at the mercy of their
sensitive nature. Wounded by insults and beset with fear of rejection and other
insecurities, they do not do well in relationships with people who are emotionally
tough and independent. As a defense mechanism to protect their inner vulnera-
bility, lunar Pisceans can turn into bullies. It is best for these individuals to adopt
a religious or philosophical outlook that can provide them with an underlying
strength their temperament does not naturally possess. In spite of their sensitive
nature, they often have a strong outer personality. Adept at sales and promotion,
they are not always as responsible as they should be when it comes to how much
actual substance there is in what they sell.
Piscean Moon personalities are romantic, idealistic, and creative. Quite a
few of them are gifted writers, actors, and illustrators. Remarkably imaginative
and farsighted, the major flaw that prevents their projects from being successful
is impracticality or lack of clarity, or both. Their excess emotions imply the
almost certain potential for waging lifelong battles against overindulgence of
every kind. Lunar Pisceans often choose a lover or marriage partner with Sun or
Ascendant in Virgo.
Women with Pisces Moon are prone to developing anxiety complexes. They
are also apt to be psychic, with a gift for healing. Their emotional nature is well
suited for the comfort of a domestic life, though they may be unwilling or unable
to efficiently manage the household. Men with Pisces Moon are vulnerable to
being victimized in their personal lives, while at the same time they have great
strength and wisdom to handle the affairs of others.
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In Pisces, the Moon is in its natural ninth house. If

you think of emotional needs and other Moon-
related aspects of an individual's life in ninth-house
c^ terms, you may be able to see why . . .
Lunar Pisceans become emotionally attached
to those of a different nationality or culture. They
^ may reside in a foreign country, or their mother or
m mother's family may be foreign. These individuals are
highly spiritual or philosophical, and they seek their life's
work in religious or charitable institutions. Sensitive lunar Pisceans are vulner-
able to fanatic ideas and ideologies.
Mercury in the Signs

Mercury is thought and ideas and the way they are developed and expressed. It is
mental perceptions and learning. It also describes how an individual gets from
one place to another, mentally as well as physically It is transportation, methods,
and cleverness.
Mercury in Aries
rj OT^ In Aries, the mind is animated and eager, the decision-making process
T I is immediate. Individuals bom with Mercury in Aries want to give full
and enthusiastic expression to thoughts and ideas. As soon as they think of a
thing, it is likely to be done. They are not interested in protracted discussions or
lengthy, detailed investigations, preferring to leave such time-consuming activities
to others. Their minds are briUiant but their ideas, or the manner in which they
express those ideas, may lack subtlety and refinement.
In some cases, they lack the organization necessary to explain or develop
their thoughts. Mercury in Aries indicates acute senses, perhaps nervous tension,
and frequently a very quick temper. Their learning, study habits, articulation, and
modes of transportation tend to be rushed. They want to get where they are
going as fast as possible.
In Aries, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural eleventh house, and
(as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural eighth house. Imagine how an indi-
vidual's thinking, communication, interests, and skills might be expressed in
eleventh- and eighth-house terms, and you might be able to see why. . .
Mercury in Aries people may end up being the

secretary or treasurer of organizations to which they
belong. They may also edit newsletters or act as a
spokesperson or lobbyist for an association. TTiey
may work with joint incomes, collection of debts,
and taxes or insurance matters. They may be
behavioral scientists, surgeons, researchers, and
investigators. Their minds are sharp and their manner
of expression may be intense.
Mercury in Taurus
y ^^ ITioughts and ideas must be related to some form of physical reality in
+ VX the Taurus environment. The thinking process of those born with
Mercury in Taurus is structured and conservative, and their ideas are usually of a
practical and constructive nature. These individuals don't usually jump to conclu'
sions, nor are they inclined to easily accept new ideas with nothing to recom-
mend their merit. The patient and focused energy of Taurus implies the potential
of great concentration. The most productive approach to learning for lunar
Taureans is usually by practical application. Once they see the need or use for
understanding something or developing a skill, they are motivated to learn.
When it comes to handling information, communications, or getting around,
they don't want to rush, but they also don't want to be distracted with side trips.
They take the most practical and the most direct route that suits their needs.
In Taurus, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural twelfth house, and
as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural ninth house.
Imagine how an individual's thinking, communication,
-p interests, and skills might be expressed in twelfth-
and ninth-house terms, and you might be able to
see why . . .
Mercury in Taurus people can be very religious
or spiritually oriented. They may have a great
interest in the occult or in secret societies. They may
Qz be involved in military or other forms of secret intelli-
gence. They seek higher education. They are writers,
publishers, advertisers, and judges. They travel or trade in foreign countries.
They may keep their ideas and methods hidden.
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Mercury in Gemini
Q *TY Th^ mental orientation in Gemini is very strong. It does not make
T J^ scholars or sages of those born with Mercury in this sign, but they
have a greater than average facility for information and communication. They
deal with thoughts and ideas rather than feelings and attitudes. There is bound
to be flexibility in their ideas and opinions, and they change their minds accord-
ingly. Ideas flow with amazing rapidity. The worst potentials of Mercury in
Gemini include lack of concentration and organization, while the best potentials
can mean remarkable skill for handling and processing information. In Gemini,
Mercury indicates those with great cleverness and persuasive articulation.
However, it can also mean individuals who lack depth in their perception and
have little patience for detailed analysis. Mercury in Gemini people may possess
quick and merry wits, musical talent, mechanical skills, and the ability to mimic
the characteristics of others. Wanting to keep busy (physicaUy as weU as
mentaUy), they are constantly on the go, involved with a myriad of errands and
projects all at the same time. Their approach to learning as well as the way they
prefer to get from place to place is liable to be erratic and
^^ changeable.
'^ In Gemini, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in
its natural /I'rst house, and (as the ruler of Virgo) it is
also in its natural tenth house. Imagine how an indi-
vidual's thinking, communication, interests, and
skills might be expressed in first- and tenth-house
terms, and you might be able to see why . . .
Mercury in Gemini individuals have a very
— personal or unique way of expressing themselves. They
may tend to talk or write about themselves. They seek a
public forum in which to express their ideas and opinions. Their careers often
involve inteUectual ability or mechanical skills.
Mercury in Cancer
?Q*^ The enhanced emotional influence of Mercury in Cancer impHes imag-
^^^ ination and creativity or artistic talent. These individuals may find it
difficult to separate their thoughts from their feelings. They are extremely suscep-
tible consciously or subconsciously to absorbing the ideas and thoughts of those
around them. This makes objectivity and originality hard for them to generate.
They can, however, inject valuable intuitive or instinctive elements into ideas or
into the expression of ideas in order to make them more appeaUng and effective.
Whatever their ideas may be, or however ideas may be generated, Mercury in
Cancer individuals need to find some means of expressing them. They will not be
content to let their thoughts go unnoticed or unappreciated. Methods and moti'
vation for the way they tend to learn, the way they communicate, and the type of
transportation they use to get around are all subject to the mood they are in at
any given time.
In Cancer, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural second house, and
(as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural eleventh house.
interests, and skills might be expressed in second-
and eleventh-house terms, and you might be able to
see why . . .
Mercury in Cancer people may write about or
study finance and real estate, and tend to make
''înnumerable lists of their income, assets, and priori-
Q. ties. TTiese individuals often value intellectual ability
and education more than anything else. They are involved
in groups and organizations, and play an active role as secretary or membership
chairperson. They may be highly skilled at fijnd-raising.
Mercury in Leo
Q ^^\ In the creative, lively environment of Leo, Mercury is given imagina-
+ C tion and enthusiasm. Individuals with Mercury in Leo have no
trouble forming their own opinions and ideas. Sometimes their success and
personal growth may be stymied by refusal to accept ideas that disagree with their
own. The tenacity of energy in Leo indicates the ability to concentrate, the
patience to follow through with ideas, and the skill to organize information.
These individuals often find unique and dramatic ways to communicate their
message. In addition to the potential gift of oratory, they may also possess
admirable talent in writing or research. It is mental enthusiasm that fuels their
learning process, the way they communicate, and the transportation they choose.
A flair for vivid demonstration and passionate expression lets others know they
are coming even before they arrive. When they leave, everyone is sure to know
they were there.
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In Leo, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural third house, and (as
the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural twelfth house.
interests, and skills might be expressed in third- and
"15 twelfth-house terms, and you might be able to see
why . . .
x^ Mercury in Leo individuals make excellent
salespeople and creative teachers. Their mechanical
fl^ or design skills are very good, and many of them are
interested in studying occult subjects or learning
about dreams and the unconscious mind. TThey enjoy
getting around in their own community and are often the
unofficial mayor of their block or street. They may be reluctant to discuss their
private affairs or ideas, and they keep projects secret.
Mercury in Virgo
Q KM7 Mercury is the ruler of Virgo, which means this planet is strongly
+ I \A placed in Virgo's environment. There is bound to be a quickness of
perception and widespread interests in those who are born with Mercury in
Virgo. Many of them possess sharp analytical abilities. As a rule, they learn
quickly, and most of them also derive pleasure from their education. They have
organizational ability, but other factors in their natal charts must support a will-
ingness toimplement this skill. They may be prone to change their minds, espe-
cially when they are subjected to the persuasive power of others. They need to
develop confidence in their own ideas and opinions. The perfection they seek is
always in conflict with the less than perfect world. Sometimes they can be patient
and accommodating in teaching or sharing information and
ideas. At other times, they are too impatient and overly
critical. TTiey are excellent librarians, schoolteachers,
T3 and systems analysts. Other areas of interest and
activity include health and human resources and
labor unions. Their approach to learning as well as
how they choose to get from one place to another
can best be described as a variable but purposeful
pace. Curiosity leads them down many paths,
mentally as well as physically.
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In Virgo, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural fourth house, and
(as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural /i'rst house. Imagine how an individu-
al's thinking, communication, interests, and skills might be expressed in fourth-
and first-house terms, and you might be able to see why . . .
Mercury in Virgo people have very talkative personalities. Their favorite topics
for discussion are apt to be themselves and their family These individuals possess
\ clever domestic skills such as sewing, decorating, home building and repair.
Mercury in Libra
?^^ The mental energy requires harmony and balance when Mercury is in
^^. the sign Libra. Those who are born with Mercury in Libra do not do
well with extreme ideas or opinions, since sooner or later they are forced to return
to some sort of middle ground in order to maintain stability. Individuals with natal
Mercury in Libra usually want to turn their ideas into money or other tangible
rewards. Many of them seek to earn their living in mental, rather than physical,
endeavors. Intellectual pursuits and communication can range from a fondness for
gossip magazines to serious studies in literature and talent for writing. They often
possess skills in music, art, or design. Interest in the law can turn them into court
reporters, courtroom spectators, lawyers, or judges. Objectivity and an unbiased
approach works well in their impersonal communications, but it can hamper
some situations where they need to speak more from the heart and less from the
brain. Their methods and approach to learning as well to transportation would
tend to put them in the middle of the road traveling at an average speed.
In Libra, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural /i/tb house, and (as
the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural second house.
Imagine how an individual's thinking, communica-
-jn tion, interests, and skills might be expressed in fifth-
and second-house terms, and you might be able to
see why . . .
Those with Mercury in Libra possess creative
skills and artistic talent. Their hobbies often involve
writing, communication, and they almost always
i± tnjoy traveling. They may write or study about
economics, and are highly organized when it comes to
their financial and business records. Many of them are excellent teachers of
young children.
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Mercury in Scorpio
min Scorpio, the mental perceptions take on depth and intensity.
Understanding is both instinctual and intellectual. Individuals with
natal Mercury in Scorpio have sharp tongues as well as minds. The intensity of
Scorpio indicates obsessiveness. These individuals are jealous or highly protective
of their ideas, and, in some cases, there is a tendency for great secrecy. They
equate knowledge and information with power. Once they form opinions, they
stubbornly cling to them. Although there is emotional understanding to be sure,
their mental powers are not bogged down by sentiment. The emotional element
in Scorpio's energy sharpens their instincts, giving them the ability to read
between the lines. It is difficult for others to deceive them. Analytical, with a
healthy dose of skepticism, they are excellent investigators. What and how they
choose to learn, and where or how they choose to get from one place to another,
are variable, but rarely without design or purpose. Whether they move quickly or
slowly with great care, they prefer their movements to be silent and undetected.
In Scorpio, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its
natural sixth house, and (as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in
its natural third house. Imagine how an individual's
ig thinking, communication, interests, and skiUs might
be expressed in sixth- and third-house terms, and
you might be able to see why . . .
Those bom with Mercury in Scorpio have jobs
that involve their mental skills, communication, or
the processing of information. They are involved in
— work related to public transportation, travel, or geog-
raphy. Their work may be in the post office, or with news-
papers or magazines. They are interested in minute details, interesting facts,
puzzles, and other problem-solving activities.
Mercury in Sagittarius
y ^ In the active environment of Sagittarius, Mercury is stimulated to
+ X perform great feats of intellectual skill and imagination. Those with
natal Mercury in Sagittarius have enthusiastic, adaptable intellects. Their inter-
ests are varied and they quickly learn what they want to know. If they don't have
a natural inclination for a subject, or even for school in general, it is difficult for
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them to remain content in the confining routine of formal education. Many of

these individuals possess considerable gifts for mimicry and oratory. Very inde-
pendent in their ideas and opinions, they learn best by traveling, circulating
within various groups, and visiting new places. When communicating opinions
and ideas, they have a tendency to be very direct, sometimes to the point of what
others may consider tactless. They can be spiritually oriented, or become very
involved in art or politics. When it comes to their method of learning and the way
they prefer to get around, they are usually found rushing from place to place.
However, they are also capable of ambling along, taking every interesting detour
that catches their fancy.
In Sagittarius, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural seventh house,
and (as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural fourth
house. Imagine how an individual's thinking, commu-
Tp nication, interests, and skills might be expressed in
seventh' and fourth-house terms, and you might be
able tc see why . . .
Mercury in Sagittarius people study the law or
work in public relations. They seek to establish
strong lines of communication with others, espe-
^ cially with their partners and other allies. Their inter-
ests, skills, and work may be related to home building, real
estate, or other areas that involve home, family, or domestic products. They have
a particular interest in tracing family history.
Mercury in Capricorn
Q "VQ Capricorn imposes structure and form on Mercury's orientation in this
+ I J sign. Individuals with natal Mercury in Capricorn want to turn knowl-
edge and ideas to some practical advantage, which is why many of them have a
certain flair for organization, business, and administration. Unless other factors
in their natal charts soften the sober Saturnine influence, their imaginations can
be restricted to the pragmatic and material world. However, this is not always the
case. They may be gifted musicians or poets, well able to understand and utilize
the basic pattern of rhythm and measure that escapes less structured or disci-
plined thinkers. Too dedicated to espousing traditional ideas, or ideas that do not
conflict with or threaten their own, they 103 limit the scope of their intellectual
growth. Learning to relax and develop a sense of humor is important for their
mental health. The pace and method they use in learning, developing skills, or
getting from one place to another are strongly influenced by practical needs or
advantages to be gained at the time.
In Capricorn, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural eighth house,
and (as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural fifth
T^^^n^--:^ /w house. Imagine how an individual's thinking, commu-
TO nication, interests, and skills might be expressed in
eighth' and fifth-house terms, and you might be
able to see why . . .
Those born wdth Mercury in Capricorn are
u*- often quite interested in the stock market, commodi-
ties, banking, and investment. TTiey are frequently the
— ones to handle joint income and matters related to taxes,
insurance, or the collection of debts. These individuals may
study psychology, or work as investigators and in the areas of intelligence and
security Their hobbies may be traveling, creative writing, or arts and crafts.
Mercury in Aquarius
fj ^^ In Aquarius, the energy is geared toward ideas and communication.
+ Anf Those with natal Mercury in Aquarius have a curious, but usually
compatible mixture of characteristics associated with their thoughts and ideas
and the expression of those ideas. These individuals are stimulated by unusual or
unorthodox methods and ideas, which they are often successful at fitting into
traditional systems. They have respect for tradition but are also able to express
traditional ideas in an avant-garde or unorthodox manner. They can be very stub-
bom and opinionated, while also maintaining liberal, unbiased attitudes. They
are inclined toward design, architecture, science, finance, and, in some cases,
music or literature. They are unpredictable in the matter of how they approach
learning and the way they choose to get from one place to another mentally as
well as physically. Sometimes they are highly original and unique. Sometimes
they perversely go against the popular trends. And sometimes they may be found
hopelessly stuck in a rut.
In Aquarius, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural ninth house,
and (as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its 1natural
04 sixth house. Imagine how an indi-
vidual's thinking, communication, interests, and skills might be expressed in
ninth' and sixth-house terms, and you might be able to

see why . . .
iJ Mercury in Aquarius individuals are interested
in joumahsm, writing, and pubUshing. They are
^
likely to seek or be involved in higher education,
religion, politics, and cultural pursuits. They enjoy
iTL travel. Many of them are excellent Knguists. Their job
n rnay involve their intellectual or communicative ability
or mechanical skills. They are effective labor negotiators.
Mercury in Pisces
y N /^ In the emotional environment of Pisces, Mercury is given remarkable
X -^ ^ intuition and instinct. Those bom with natal Mercury in Pisces may,
however, find it hard to separate emotions when clear thinking is needed. They
allow passion and idealism to overrule logic. Their mental orientation can be
unstable, unrealistic, and overly spiritual. They also possess remarkable sensi-
tivity tobeauty and design. If supported by other strengths, they have a photo-
graphic memory, mathematical ability, and sometimes more common sense than
they are given credit for. When it comes to learning, development of skills, or the
way in which they get from one place to another, they are hard to predict. It is apt
to be their emotional strength or weakness that determines whether they forge
straight ahead or amble aimlessly from place to place at a snail's pace.
In Pisces, Mercury (as the ruler of Gemini) is in its natural iax^ house, and
(as the ruler of Virgo) it is also in its natural seventh house. Imagine how an indi-
vidual's thinking, communication, interests, and skills
might be expressed in tenth- and seventh-house terms,
-Q and you might be able to see why . . .
Those born with Mercury in Pisces seek a
public forum in which to express their ideas and
opinions. Their career may be related to public
positions that use their intellectual ability or
communicative skills. Many of them srudy and prac-
^ tice the law and are involved in public relations or
marriage counseling. They seek strong lines of communi-
cation with their partner or other aUies. They may seek to travel or write in part-
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nership with another person.
Venus in the Signs

Venus represents social attitudes and behavior. It is the spirit of cooperation,
affection, and love. Venus indicates the pursuit of pleasures and the sense of
beauty and harmony. It represents what is valued. Venus indicates the lucky
breaks (or lack of them) that an individual experiences.
Venus in Aries
Q op Iri the enthusiastic environment of Aries, Venus picks up more passion
X I but may suffer the loss of some refinements. Individuals with Venus in
Aries rush enthusiastically to embrace relationships of all kinds. They enjoy
having fun and their pursuits frequently involve an element of risk. Their
passionate eagerness can be inspiring and contagious, but a penchant for undue
haste sometimes results in rudeness. The combative nature of Aries also impHes
the potential that these individuals can be too aggressive in forcing their atten-
tions or affections on others. Their social instincts are friendly and, most of the
time, attractively uncomplicated. Unwilling to take the necessary time for proper
evaluation, they are not very discriminating in their values and relationships.
This is something, however, that can be overcome with maturity and guidance.
They are not likely to seek a peaceful or mundane exis-
iQ tence, preferring to be active and among people to find
inspiration.
In Aries, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its
natural twelfth house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is
rn -.—1
also in its natural seventh house. Think of the poten-
' tial lover, marriage partner, friends, and other
^ — Venus-ruled situations in twelfth- and seventh-house
terms, and it might help to explain why . . .
The eagerness and haste of Venus in Aries individuals
can make them their own worst enemy TTiey are outgoing and willing partners,
and may be quite successful in joint ventures.
Venus in Taurus
Q V^ Venus may be no less amiable and fun-loving in Taurus, but it is also
T \J more directed and focused. Venus in Taurus individuals seek to
develop the potential of relationships and material possessions. Though they
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enjoy social gatherings, they are not Ukely to rush around slapping everyone on
the back, spouting one4iners or the latest gossip. They are not particularly glib
or talkative unless other factors in their nature support it. Most of the time they
prefer to keep a low but friendly profile. Consciously or subconsciously, they
tend to make practical use of social relationships. TTiey are fond of music, art,
food, and fine wine, as well as all the other sensual delights of life. They can also
become overly influenced by the lure of wealth and status. Warm, charming, and
romantic, their affections are deep and long4asting. When
•w- >w TQ they feel insecure in relationships, they can become
possessive and jealous.
In Taurus, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in
its natural /irst house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is
also in its natural eighth house. Think of the poten^
tial lover, marriage partner, friends, and other
Venus 'ruled situations in first- and eighth-house
terms, and it might help to explain why . . .
Venus in Taurus individuals are preoccupied with
their own appearance. They understand the value of beautiful
things. TThey enjoy the pleasure and intense nature of sexual contacts, and may
gain materially through marriage.
Venus in Gemini
Q *nr Venus in Gemini is given great flexibility and charm in communicative
T J-L skills. Individuals with Venus in Gemini are some of the most accom-
plished flirts in the zodiac. It would be a mistake to accuse them of being
emotionally shallow because other factors in the horoscope more accurately
account for the depth of their emotional commitment. However, in purely social
situations, these individuals are remarkably adept. The influence of Gemini indi-
cates that their physical pleasure in relationships is never as great as the intellec-
tual stimulation derived from them. They are excellent salesmen, speakers, and
ad-libbers. Their social instincts are geared more toward sharing ideas and
picking up information than engaging in intense physical or emotional encoun-
ters. They find inspiration in maintaining a wide variety of relationships with
people of different backgrounds and experiences.
In Gemini, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus)107 is in its natural second house and
(as the ruler of Libra) it is also in its natural ninth house. Think of the potential
lover, marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-ruled

situations in second- and ninth-house terms, and it
^ might help to explain why . . .
Those with Venus in Gemini may be lucky in
^ earning a good income. TThey tend to spend money
on entertainment, pleasure, and cultural pursuits.
5/ :Q Many of these individuals establish friendships with
Ktt? foreigners and marry people of a different religion,
culture, or nationaUty.
Venus in Cancer
?^^ The environment of Cancer causes Venus to lose objectivity in judg-
^^^ ment but replaces it with greater emotional identification. Those born
with Venus in Cancer are sensitive, although not particularly shy. They are often
the ones to take the initiative in relationships. Most of them derive much enjoy-
ment from domestic and family life, and meals are the focus of many of their plea-
sures. Even confirmed bachelors with this Venus position tend to keep cozy,
well-managed homes in spite of the lack of a spouse or offspring. They are
responsive to the needs and welfare of parents or siblings. They are warm and
caring individuals, but they can be too possessive and jealous, driving away the
very people for whom they care the most.
In Cancer, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its natural
tbird houst and (as the ruler of Libra) it is also in its
natural tentb houst. Think of the potential lover,
^ marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-ruled
situations in third- and tenth-house terms, and it
►M might help to explain why . . .
Venus in Cancer individuals may marry a
friend of their brother or sister, or they may marry
a neighbor. TTiese individuals have many friends in
their community. They usually enjoy great popularity
within as well as outside of their family circle. Their career
in life may involve caring for the social needs of people, and they become hotel
owners and managers or restaurateurs.
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Venus in Leo
Q ^-^^ ^^ Leo, Venus is given fixll rein to pursue the pleasures and enjoyment
T C of life, and there is bound to be some artistic or creative association.
The enthusiastic people-oriented qualities associated with Leo make it the most
gregarious sign position for Venus. Individuals with Venus in Leo are friendly,
outgoing, and magnanimous. They place great value on being sincere and loyal.
It must not be forgotten, however, that there is sure to be a measure of ego
involvement in the establishment of relationships. They tend to recognize a
certain pecking order in social situations, and for the good of everyone around
them, they had better not be placed at the bottom. Whatever the social situation
happens to be, they like to play a leading role. Many of them possess special
talent in art or design. There is tendency for exaggeration, and a certain flair for
drama is likely to be exhibited in their mannerisms or
X^^-^^f^-^^.^ }5 some other aspect of their personality.
In Leo, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its
natural fourth house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is
also in its natural eleventh house. Think of the
potential lover, marriage partner, friends, and other
Venus-ruled situations in fourth- and eleventh-
house terms, and it might help to explain why . . .
flP Many Venus in Leo people want to entertain at
home. They attract many friends and tend to join, and
perhaps become the leader of, groups and associations. Their marriage may be to
a friend or to someone from their home town.
Venus in Virgo
Q M'19 In Virgo, Venus is bound to seek some sort of perfection. Individuals
+ I lA with Venus in Virgo are very communicative and sociable as long as
interactions are confined to impersonal matters. They do, however, quickly warm
to people who go out of their way to make them feel at ease, and they feel more
comfortable with people with whom they share similar interests. Even if they are
interested in pursuing a relationship (romantic or otherwise) , they are not likely
to be the aggressor. When they do go out of their way to form associations, it is
usually for practical reasons. Close friendships
109 may be few, but those they do
establish are treasured. They can miss good times, good friends, and sometimes
even romance because they wait too long for conditions to be perfect.
In Virgo, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its

natural /iftfc house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is also
in its natural tiudfth house. Think of the potential
lover, marriage partner, friends, and other VenuS'
•iL ruled situations in fifth- and twelfth-house terms,
and it might help to explain why . . .
— Venus in Virgo individuals are shy in meeting
ny new people. They like to have a good time, but are
afraid of the consequences of being too uninhibited. They
possess creative talent and are good at entertaining children. They may have
secret lovers or friends.
Venus in Libra
?^^ Venus is strengthened in Libra. It is given strategy and diplomatic
^_ skills. Individuals with Venus in Libra approach relationships with a
certain intellectual objectivity. TThey aren t particularly shy, but whether or not
they go out of their way to grab the spotHght depends on other factors in their
personahty. In spite of their charm and romantic nature, these indiWduals can
also be quite manipulative about selecting those uith whom they wish to asso'
ciate. In social situations, as well as in personal relationships, their deeper
passions are not likely to surface ver)^ often. They enjoy the companionship of
both sexes equally Their social graces and mannerisms are flirtatious, but not
obviously so. There is a great appreciation for music, art, and
especially books.
T8 In Libra, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its
8\ yt natural sixth house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is
also in its natural /i'rst house. Think of the potential
m lover, marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-
6/ ruled situations in sixth- and first-house terms, and
fl it might help to explain why . . .
Venus in Libra people are sociable with those
^^ who work for or with them, and may marry someone
with whom they work. They need beauty and harmony in
their work environment. These individuals enjoy dressing well and are often vain
about their physical appearance.
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Venus in Scorpio
m Scorpio gives Venus increased ability to assess value, but may take
away some light-heartedness and spontaneity. Social attitude and
behavior of individuals with Venus in Scorpio are strongly influenced by their
emotional needs. They are not usually shy and, in fact, many of them are quite
gregarious. Their strong, passionate nature needs some measure of control or
they can become possessive, obsessive, or jealous. Even those who seem
outwardly easygoing will consciously or subconsciously seek to manipulate rela-
tionships. They are not ones to mince words or engage in idle flattery. Many of
their interactions, even fleeting or superficial contacts, are apt to be tinged with a
certain intensity. Social instincts can be remarkably keen, and their actions in this
regard are direct and purposeful, although not always obvious or
open. TTiere are certain domestic talents or preferences in
15 many of these individuals. TTiey are, for example,
5f excellent cooks and gardeners.
In Scorpio, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in
KM its natural seventh house and (as the ruler of Libra) it
is also in its natural second house. Think of the
potential lover, marriage partner, friends, and other
Venus-ruled situations in seventh- and second-house
^ terms, and it might help to explain why . . .
People with Venus in Scorpio may advance their social
status or gain monetarily through marriage. Increased social position and mone-
tary assets may also come through a business partner or joint ventures.
Venus in Sagittarius
Q ^ The expansive environment of Sagittarius increases the capacity for
Hr ^ enjoyment and enhances all Venus-ruled attributes and situations.
Those who are bom with Venus in Sagittarius exhibit an honest straightforward
approach in their social attitudes and behavior. Sometimes, however, they can be
a bit too blunt in situations where they should have been more discreet. Those
who know them weU come to accept bluntness as part of their charm and appre-
ciate the honesty with which their statements are intended, rather than the way
they are expressed. Blunt or not, it is always best for them to stick to honesty in
all things. It is hard for Venus in Sagittarius people to get away with falsehoods
III
since either their words, their mannerisms, or their failure to cover their tracks
always trips them up. They are friendly, outgoing, and ideaKstic, and seek a wide
variety of acquaintances. UncompHcated friendships are much easier for them to
handle than passionate entanglements that, more often than not, leave them hurt
and confused.
In Sagittarius, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its natural eighth house and
(as the ruler of Libra) it is also in its natural third house.
•^ Think of the potential lover, marriage partner,
/f friends, and other Venus-ruled situations in eighth-
and third-house terms, and it might help to explain
tU why . . .
Those born with Venus in Sagittarius receive
ri benefits from taxes and insurance, inheritance, or
joint income. They enjoy great popularity in their
communities and cordial and merry relationships with
siblings. They are excellent salesmen and communicators. Their
marriage partner may come from their own community or from among their
grammar school classmates.
Venus in Capricorn
Q XQ ^^ ^^^ environment of Capricorn, Venus takes on a certain formality
Hr I J and inhibition, although it also gains talent for artistic structure and
form. No matter how easygoing or strong their outer personality may appear, it
is likely that underneath they are insecure. Individuals
15 born with Venus in this sign are apt to exhibit the
restrictive influence of Capricorn in managing their
romantic entanglements. Nor can their social atti-
tudes and behavior be described as very glib or
spontaneous. Although it may not be their inten-
tion to do so, they appear brusque or abrupt when
dealing with people they do not know well. In spite
ftp of this, most of them really enjoy social gatherings. A
cautious nature makes them feel more comfortable in
relationships and social situations that are formal, purposeful, and, to some
extent, calculated to remove the possibility of personal rejection, which is some-
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thing they wish to avoid at all costs. Consciously or subconsciously, they want
to make some practical use of their associations.
In Capricorn, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its natural ninth house and
(as the ruler of Libra) it is also in its natural /ourtfe house. Think of the potential
lover, marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-ruled situations in ninth- and
fourth-house terms, and it might help to explain why . . .
Venus in Capricorn people enjoy socializing in religious, philosophical, or
political groups. They enjoy travel, especially long-distance travel. They enjoy
popularity in organizations to which they belong and may meet their marriage
partner, friends, or lovers through participation in organizational meetings and
activities.
Venus in Aquarius
?^^ Individuals with Venus in Aquarius have wide-ranging social attitudes
A^ and behavioral patterns. For these egalitarian personalities, a restricted
code of social acceptability does not exist. They welcome all types of people into
their social circle. Extremely people-oriented, they have no trouble attracting
many friends and acquaintances. They would suffer greatly if denied access to a
telephone or other means of constant communication. Though they tend to have
a less than passionate approach to romance and other close relationships, no one
denies their essential loyalty. They tend to be passionate about humanitarianism
and spiritual development that (for them) transcend mere social contacts or
physical romance. Financial as well as people skills make them good fund-raisers.
They are also excellent at organizing, teaching, and writing.
In Aquarius, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its
X^ — T~^^^l^ natural tenth house and (as the ruler of Libra) it is also
^ in its natural /iftb house. Think of the potential lover,
marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-ruled
situations in tenth- and fifth-house terms, and it
might help to explain why . . .
Those born with Venus in Aquarius are natural
entertainers, and many of them make their career in
■y^ n? this area. They are excellent politicians and effective
civic leaders. They are highly sociable. They are likely to
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meet friends, lovers, and marriage partners
adept at entertaining children.
Venus in Pisces
Q "N ^ The emotional energy in Pisces gives Venus added artistic and social
X -^ V sensitivity. Although the Piscean influence implies a certain level of
shyness, this is not always the case. Individuals bom with Venus in Pisces love
to have other people around. They can be deeply hurt if a relationship does not
go well, and, as a result, they may be very reluctant when it comes to making
new associations. The compassionate nature of these individuals makes it diffi-
cult for them to be harshly judgmental and discriminating in their choice of
companions. This is unfortunate since they attract people who take advantage
of them. They often possess uncanny instincts about people. They may, for
example, have remarkable skill when it comes to putting together the right
people in the right situations.
In Pisces, Venus (as the ruler of Taurus) is in its
natural e/ex'entb hou%t and (as the ruler of Libra) it is
also in its natural s\x\h house. Think of the potential
lover, marriage partner, friends, and other Venus-
ruled situations in eleventh- and sixth-house terms,
. . and it might help to explain why . . .
Venus in Pisces individuals enjoy being part of
group activities, and may find their marriage partner,
[tP allies, lovers, and friends either through group activi-
ties or through their job. They seek beauty and harmony
in their work environment. Their work may involve art, music, law, as well as
writing, reading, or illustrating books.
Mars in the Signs

Mars is the essential physical energy of the individual. It is the fuel that drives the
engine. Mars describes physical expressions and mannerisms. It rules male rela-
tionships and male contacts.
Mars in Aries
^^ OT) Strong in its own sign, Mars gains inspiration and enthusiasm. Indi-
V-y I viduals with Mars in Aries usually114 have a great deal of energy, but
whether or not they will make productive use of it is determined by other factors.
It does seem certain that frustration occurs if their energy is not given some kind
of physical outlet. If the typical Aries aggressiveness is prominent in their person^
ality, they are in continual verbal or physical combat. Even if their outer person-
ality ismore subdued, they become courageous and forceful when there is need
to evoke such passions. Most of these individuals are not as restless or outwardly
feisty as such a strong Mars would indicate. They do, however, have incredible
stamina and are always ready to go anywhere for work or fun.
In Aries, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural /i'rst house but (as the old
ruler of Scorpio) it is also in its natural sixth house. Think
^ of how and where physical efforts and energy might be
directed as well as other Mars-ruled situations in
terms of the first and sixth houses, and you can see
why . . .
Those with Mars in Aries enjoy participating
in sports and other physical activities. Vicarious
/ pleasures are not for these individuals. They are
<Q hands-on people who get personally involved in
projects and activities. Mars in Aries people are hard
workers, and much of their energy is channeled into their job. They may have
more male coworkers than female.
Mars in Taurus
>"*31 ^^ The deliberately focused energy that Mars acquires in Taurus
V^ V.^ encourages efforts that have purpose and solidity. Individuals with
Mars in Taurus are, therefore, not likely to waste their time or efforts. Whatever
they seek to accomplish or to acquire is consciously or subconsciously linked to
satisfying some goal. For most of them, the aim is usually money or other mate-
rial assets. Even those who do not seek to amass material wealth become discour-
aged iftheir efforts and activities do not result in gaining some goal or tangible
reward. Physical pleasures are often the object of their energetic pursuits. The
Taurean influence gives these individuals patience and determination in whatever
projects and activities they take on. Mars in Taurus is also an indication of artistic
skills. These individuals possess physical strength and stamina, or at least have
the capacity to develop these traits.
In Taurus, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) 115 is in its natural second house but (as
the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in its natural seventh house. Think of how and
where physical efforts and energy might be directed as

well as other Mars-ruled situations in terms of the
IlL second and seventh houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Taurus people are inclined to expect
monetary rewards for their efforts. They also
regard physical energy itself as a valuable asset.
rtf They work well with a partner and put whatever
^ physical efforts are required into making a partnership
or joint venture succeed.
Mars in Gemini
^^ ^TT* Some of the energy of Mars is bound to be directed to the communi-
V^ J-L cation of information and ideas when Mars is in the environment of
Gemini. For this reason, individuals with Mars in Gemini are usually well occu-
pied with organizing, disseminating, and creating ideas and information. The
varied and widely scattered interests that command their attention keep them
quite physically active as they hop from one project to another. Doing more than
one thing at a time is second nature to them, and they constantly attend meet-
ings, write letters, chat on the phone, travel, or run errands. Organizing and
limiting their activities can minimize their potential for nervousness and irri-
tability. Many of them are avid readers, excellent teachers, mechanically inclined,
or artistically skilled. They may be very interested in or work in areas that involve
cars, trucks and other vehicles, transportation, traffic patterns, and travel.
In Gemini, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural
iJ - third house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in
its natural cishth house. Think of how and where
^" ^ physical efforts and energy might be directed as well
as other Mars-ruled situations in terms of the third
— and eighth houses, and you can see why . . .
Those born with Mars in Gemini often find
•'^ work in their community. They may work with
IQ siblings, in the military, or in areas that involve secu-
rity. Many of them are surgeons, investment brokers,
bankers, barbers, and butchers. The sexual drive of these individuals is frequently
stronger than Mars in Gemini would indicate.
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Mars in Cancer
^-^ Q^* Fiery Mars has a hard time in the watery environment of Cancer
V^ "^^ since its energy is in constant danger of being drowned. Yet there is
no doubt that people born with Mars in Cancer work up the energy to accom-
phsh quite a lot. Their efforts can be spoiled and their motivation to work can
disappear, however, when they allow themselves to be sidetracked by possessive^
ness or jealousy TThe Cancerian influence implies a domestic streak, and these
individuals may direct many of their physical efforts toward family or household
activities. They are avid collectors and savers of everything. Many of them engage
in such Cancer^ruled work as catering, agriculture, family
■p_^ ^ counseling, and areas that involve women or children.
In Cancer, Mars fas the ruler of Ariesl is in its
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^ natural /ourtfe housi but (as the old ruler of Scorpio)
it is also in its natural nmtfe houst. Think of how
— and where physical efforts and energy might be

y "^ terms of the fourth and ninth houses, and you can
see why . . .
Mars in Cancer individuals like to initiate new begin'
nings. They work as home builders or real-estate developers. They enjoy long-
distance travel or they may be quite active in religious or political activities.
Mars in Leo
^^ ^1^^ "I^^ environment of Leo adds a dynamic character to the already
\mJ ^ C active energy of Mars. Those born with Mars in Leo are inclined
toward grandiose gestures and improbable schemes, and whatever they do is
usually done in a big way. Sometimes their energy and enthusiasm are such
inspirational forces that they actually accomplish some of the seemingly impos-
sible things they set out to do. Strong determination is another important factor
in their stunning accomplishments. If they allow stubborn pride to interfere, they
can waste valuable time. Their efforts may be very creative, although they need
to be reminded of practical considerations and assisted by those more attentive
to mundane details. Mars in Leo individuals are very generous with their time
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In Leo, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural /i/tb

house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in its
natural tenth house. Think of how and where physical
NU efforts and energy might be directed as well as other
Mars-ruled situations in terms of the fifth and tenth
houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Leo individuals enjoy having a good
time, and they often engage in risky pursuits. Much
of their physical efforts are put into a career or other
long-range ambitions. Mars in Leo people are great
agents and promoters.
Mars in Virgo
^*^ KM? '^^ detail-oriented energy of the Virgo environment encourages
K^ I \A Mars toward a constant state of busyness. Individuals born with
Mars in Virgo usually possess a number of different kinds of physical and mental
skills that allow them to participate in a wide range of activities. Writing,
teaching, health care, interior design, or fashion design are just a few areas in
which these individuals may be involved. They can be very self-disciplined, orga-
nized people who have no trouble dividing their energy among several projects at
the same time. The negative potential implies those who lack attention to detail
and their efforts are disorganized and sloppy. Sometimes they use the impossi-
bility ofachieving perfection as an excuse for leading an idle and unproductive
existence. Individuals with Mars in Virgo make determined
iJ •* efforts to perfect their physical skills, and many of them
possess enviable technical talents.
"^ In Virgo, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its
natural sixth house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio)
^^ it is also in its natural eleventh house. Think of how
and where physical efforts and energy might be
''^ directed as well as other Mars-ruled situations in
IQ terms of the sixth and eleventh houses, and you can
"^ see why . . .
Mars in Virgo people are excellent employees, and their work tends to be in
areas that involve an element of risk. TTiey may, for example, work for fire depart-
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ments or other emergency groups. They participate in many physical activities

with their friends or with groups and associations.
Mars in Libra
^-*7| ^\ The balance and harmony needed in Libra are not easy for the ener-
V^ ^^. getic Mars to maintain, and so it is sometimes paralyzed in its effec
tiveness in this sign. However, what energy there is is usually devoted to
expressing ideas and communication. People born with Mars in Libra can be
strong and focused when they do act, but the motivational force behind their
efforts often reUes on interacting with other people. If they have limited opportU'
nity to work in partnership or in cooperative arrangements with others, they find
it difficult to get things accomplished or to develop their own potential. Their
physical energy tends to run in definite cycles. If they go too fast and hard for too
long, their bodies force them to slow down and rest in equal measure. These indi'
viduals are not inclined to waste energy in combative gestures, and will more
than likely go out of their way to avoid direct conflict, at least on a physical level.
They are good strategists, able to accomplish things through diplomacy and
charm instead of physical force.
In Libra, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural seventh
house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in its
natural twelfth house. Think of how and where physical
1^ efforts and energy might be directed as well as other
Mars-ruled situations in terms of the seventh and
r\ twelfth houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Libra individuals make excellent part-
uyp ners. The energy and enthusiasm they put into a
relationship are what they expect to be given in
^ <■ return. Their real strength is hidden, their work or
physical efforts may often go unnoticed or unrecognized.
The nature of their work may require that they work alone, and they may be
involved in secret activities.
Mars in Scorpio
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^^ M^ Instead of drowning the energy of Mars, the watery environment of
\^ I I H Scorpio is often brought to a boil by this fiery planet. The energy of
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those with Mars in Scorpio is intense and focused. If their actions are prompted
by emotional needs, it is not often obvious. In fact, consciously or subconsciously,
they may hide or disguise their real reason for doing things. The formidable
energy which they are capable of applying to their efforts is persistent, accurately
directed, and usually successful. They can be misguided by possessiveness and
jealousy, and waste their energy in pointless acts of revenge. TThese individuals are
among the world's most remarkable researchers, investigators, writers,
composers, renovators, and financial manipulators.
In Scorpio, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural
eighth house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in
its natural /I'rst house. Think of how and where phys-
■ ^ ical efforts and energy might be directed as well as
other Mars-ruled situations in terms of the eighth
— and first houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Scorpio people are sexual and may be
'^ physically very active in that area. They put physical
'3Q efforts into handhng joint income, investments, prop-
"^ erty, or tax and insurance matters. Their work frequently
involves great detail and depth. The potency of their physical energy may be
evident in their personaUty and mannerisms.
Mars in Sagittarius
^*31 ?f ^^^s takes on zeal and idealism in the environment of Sagittarius.
Vi^ ^ The actions of individuals with Mars in Sagittarius are enthusiastic
and inspired. Spurred on by the excitement of the moment, they act quickly and
decisively. However, they can quickly lose interest and head off in a different
direction, leaving others to finish their work. Their curiosity is easily aroused,
and they enjoy absorbing, collecting, and sharing all kinds of information.
Patience and organization must be developed, or the facts that these individuals
accumulate become disconnected, and they end up repeating themselves and
their efforts. They are apt to possess mechanical or artistic skills and the ability
to mimic. Many of them are gifted actors, salespersons, clerics, writers, teachers,
and musicians. They accomplish more if they are allowed a certain amount of
latitude and independence in the performance of their tasks.
In Sagittarius, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its natural ninth house but (as
the old ruler of Scorpio) it is also in its natural second house. Think of how and
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where physical efforts and energy might be directed as well

/^ as other Mars-ruled situations in terms of the ninth
and second houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Sagittarius people love to travel, espe-
^ cially long distances. They love sports and may be
excellent athletes themselves. These individuals
^ seek to turn physical efforts into monetary or other
tangible rewards, and may not care to put forth any
^t physical efforts unless it is important to them. They
may work in publishing, politics, or the law.
Mars in Capricorn
>**^ "IQ In the formal and purposeful atmosphere of Capricorn, the energy of
\mJ I J Mars is given to devising aspirations and schemes. Individuals with
Mars in Capricorn are aggressively ambitious. They are even more decisive and
confident when they act within the limits of what is legally and socially accept-
able. They are also more effective when they know they are being observed, and
when they know that what they are doing commands respect. Rejection in busi-
ness or romance is not something they accept easily, and they continue to pursue
their goals relentlessly in any way they think will work. The influence of Capri-
corn may mean a certain ruthlessness, but that is usually what is needed in order
to succeed in the fiercely competitive situations they often pursue. These indi-
viduals are the ones responsible for bringing about greatly needed changes and
estabhshing institutions and structures that ultimately benefit many people other
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than themselves.
^ -* In Capricorn, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its
natural itn^ house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio) it
is also in its natural third house. Think of how and
where physical efforts and energy might be directed
as well as other Mars-ruled situations in terms of
the tenth and third houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Capricorn people put much of their hard
<0 work into a career and other long-range goals. Their
career may involve an element of risk. They are excellent
at organizing and handling information. These individuals have a quick temper
and tend to communicate with physical gestures.
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Mars in AauARius
^-^7| ^^ Aquarius gives the energy of Mars a great deal of sociability so that its
V-^ AAr physical exertions are almost always carried out in company with
others. Those bom with Mars in Aquarius are, on the whole, more successful or
at least happier when they do things with others. These individuals devote a lot of
their energy to communicating ideas and information and to turning ideas into
reality. Highly sociable, they are addicted to the telephone, and will rarely miss
opportunities to participate in group activities and group discussions. Their
efforts, as well as the results of those efforts, are as unpredictable as the rest of
their life'Styles. Totally unmotivated at times, they let themselves fall into a rut. At
other times, their energy and enthusiasm flow in a steady stream of focused
activity. Without warning, some unexpected circumstance can force or inspire
them to execute a complete change of attitude and direction.
"P 5f In Aquarius, Mars (as ruler of Aries) is in its
natural dcvmih house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio)
"^ it is also in its natural /ourtfe house. TThink of how
and where physical efforts and energy might be
terms of the eleventh and fourth houses, and you
can see why . . .
^5^ Those born with Mars in Aquarius enjoy sports
and other physical activities with friends. They put their
physical efforts into groups and organizations. These individuals also put much
physical energy into domestic and family activities.
Mars in Pisces
^^ N /^ The emotional atmosphere of Pisces adds inspiration and spiritu-
\my y\, ality to Mars but submerges its physical energy in much the same
way that an engine cannot start when it is flooded. Those bom with Mars in
Pisces often find themselves at the mercy of the environment in which they
operate. They can easily be inspired as well as inspiring, and many possess
outstanding creative and artistic talent. Their instinctive reactions are keen, as is
their power of turning abstract concepts into reality. These individuals invariably
find it difficult to accomplish things because they are too lazy or lack the neces-
sary confidence to act. As a result, they waste their talents and skills for want of
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a good push to get started. Many develop inner strength that is remarkable. As
if to confront the potential of physical weakness, some of them engage in high-
risk activities.
T8 ^ In Pisces, Mars (as the ruler of Aries) is in its
natural twelfth house but (as the old ruler of Scorpio)
''^ it is also in its natural /i/tfe house. TThink of how and
n where physical efforts and energy might be directed
as well as other Mars -ruled situations in terms of
the twelfth and fifth houses, and you can see why . . .
Mars in Pisces people have to be content if their
efforts fail to get noticed. By choice or circumstances
these individuals often work alone and with as little
distraction as possible. They enjoy the pursuit of pleasure, and
sometimes this proclivity makes them their own worst enemy. They may engage
in secret activities or romances.
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■When interpreting the planets in the signs, it is necessary to separate the so'
called inner planets — Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars — from the outer
planets — Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. (See Figure lo on page
124). The inner planets move through all twelve astrological signs more rapidly
than the outer planets. The Moon takes only 27 days to move through the
zodiac. Mercury's zodiacal cycle is approximately 88 days, Venus takes 244 days,
the Sun takes 365 days, and Mars takes about a year and a half to complete one
cycle through the zodiac. The zodiacal periods of the outer planets are much
longer. Jupiter requires 12 years to complete one cycle. Saturn completes the
zodiac in about 27 years. Uranus needs 84 years for its cycle. Neptune pokes
along the zodiacal circle for 164 years and, finally, Pluto begins and ends its zodi'
acal circuit in about 248 years. In the previous sections, I used the zodiacal wheel
after each sign to illustrate one of the methods you can employ to improve your
understanding of the twelve houses. I also used this method to help you under-
stand where some of the meanings that are not obvious may be derived. This
works well for the inner planets, but is not as useful when describing the outer
planets in the signs. When interpreting an individual's horoscope, the sign posi-
tion ofan inner planet is associated with personal characteristics. The sign posi-
tion of an outer planet, Jupiter through 1Pluto,
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used as a way to connect the individual with some of the experiences likely to be
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encountered in society. Although the sign position _has
influence of an outer planet in a person's horoscope is interpreted from its house
position as well as the aspects it makes with other natal planets. The , ' ' aspects
between the natal planets are described in Chapter Nine.
Jupiter in the Signs

Jupiter represents the areas in which an individual is likely to experience growth,
to expand understanding and knowledge, to gain economic prosperity, to attain a
wider reputation, and to attain spiritual or cultural growth. It represents opti-
mism, generosity, and abundance.
Jupiter in Aries
^ I op It is not what is achieved but the act of achieving that often becomes
■" I the real purpose for Jupiter in IAries.
Z4 Individuals with an Aries Jupiter
find that the areas in which they grow or expand tend to get out of control. How
efficient they are at regaining control when it has been lost is determined by
other factors in their natal chart. Although they have the good fortune to be
wealthy, they may also have a tendency to spend what they have, which makes it
hard for them to get ahead. They do not pay much attention to details or limita-
tions and can easily lose sight of reality, but optimism and faith help make their
dreams come true.
Jupiter in Taurus
*\ I ^^ In Taurus, the natural optimism and generosity of Jupiter are not
^1 \^ lacking, but these traits are likely to be of a more cautious nature.
TThose born with Jupiter in Taurus are bound to the material world in order to
achieve growth and gain understanding and experience. These individuals are
more than a little appreciative of the luxuries and physical pleasures of life, but
they may be willing to forego these things in order to develop and preserve what
they accumulate. The chances they take are calculated risks. They want whatever
growth and success that they experience to be real and tangible to them, some'
thing they can measure or physically possess.
Jupiter in Gemini
^ I *1 I* The environment of Gemini gives Jupiter mental and communicative
■" J-L energy. For those bom with this Jupiter, it means growth and produc-
tivity are tied to the ebb and flow of information, ideas, and contacts with others.
Jupiter in Gemini expands enthusiasm for selling messages, ideas, and methods.
If fortune or circumstances restrict their formal education or opportunity to
travel, these individuals become self-educated and are likely to correspond, trade,
and have other contacts with far distant people and places.
Jupiter in Cancer
"N I Q*^ The expansive nature of Jupiter in the emotional environment of
^1 ^^ Cancer gives full expression to instincts and intuition. Individuals
born with Jupiter in Cancer accomplish much personal growth and progress
through their family or family connections. The concept of caring for others is a
strong element in this Jupiter sign position. These individuals may be successful
in activities that are related to feeding people,
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providing products and services for
women or children, and the protection of human rights.
Jupiter in Leo
^ I ^^ Jupiter is given added momentum to seek all that is bold and beau-
i" C tiful when it is in the extravagant environment of Leo. People who
arc bom with this Jupiter often exhibit their facility for personal growth in
creative areas such as art, design, and drama. Whatever direction their efforts
take, however, it is liable to be somewhat overdone or exaggerated. A philan-
thropic spirit is to be expected as well as high ideals and principles. These indi-
viduals enthusiastically embrace the pomp and pageantry of traditional rituals.
Jupiter in Virgo
■^ I KM? In Virgo, Jupiter picks up the detail-conscious, perfection-seeking
i" I \A qualities of Virgo but may suffer the loss of some of its own sponta-
neous warmth and optimism. Individuals with Jupiter in Virgo run into problems
when they get lost in petty concerns and unnecessary details and lose sight of the
big picture. TTiey jeopardize valuable relationships or other experiences when
nothing seems good enough or perfect enough to suit them. The generosity of
Jupiter is evident because these individuals are often as involved with the personal
growth and success of others as they are with their own.
Jupiter in Libra
^ I C^ "^^ balance and harmony that prevail in Libra's environment exert
i" ^^_ pressure on Jupiter's tendency to go overboard. Those bom with
Jupiter in Libra are required to strike a balance between excess and austerity in
order to achieve personal growth and success. Jupiter in Libra implies that these
individuals do weU in partnerships, joint ventures, and other cooperative efforts.
It also means an inspired sense of justice and affinity for the law and for writing.
Jupiter in Scorpio
"N I M^ Jupiter is given increased emotional direction in the environment of
T" I I Lf Scorpio. Individuals with Jupiter in Scorpio have intense emotional
desires and interests. Their capacity for growth and expansion is on an emotional
level. Unfortunately, with Scorpio there is also a tendency for manipulation, and
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they may engage in this practice without realizing its destructive potential. As
Jupiter's zeal overwhelms moderation, they become fanatics. These individuals
may be gourmets as well as gourmands.
Jupiter in Sagittarius
^ I ^ At home in the environment of its own rulership, Jupiter is given
^V X strength and encouragement. Individuals with this Jupiter achieve
personal growth and success through travel, education, and communication.
There is great generosity of spirit and attitude. However, if circumstances in their
background or development force these individuals to turn inward, they are
capable of going to the opposite extreme, becoming miserly and withdrawn.
Jupiter in Sagittarius implies those who take risks, and it often includes the luck
to come out ahead when they do.
Jupiter in Capricorn
"N I TQ The structured, goal- oriented energy of Capricorn brings out the
^1 I J formal, traditional character of Jupiter. Individuals bom with Jupiter in
Capricorn are overly concerned with the way things are done. Lack of inspira-
tional factors in their development and background forces many of them to gain
understanding and wisdom primarily through their own experiences and matu-
rity. Growth and success in life is rarely a matter of haphazard luck or whimsy.
These individuals are forced to keep track of where they have been, where they
are at present, and where they want to go.
Jupiter in Aquarius
■\ I ^^ Jupiter picks up a more serious social conscience in the atmosphere of
^1 A^ Aquarius. Individuals with Jupiter in Aquarius can successfully operate
within traditional ideas and institutions, but they are also receptive to ideas and
activities which threaten to upset the established order. They are apt to experience
their greatest personal progress and growth by working for needed change
without destroying what is still useful. These individuals are effective catalysts
who inspire changes and other actions within various organizations and groups.
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Jupiter in Pisces
"N I N /^ The spirituality and prophetic nature of Jupiter awaken in the inspired
^1 y V waters of Pisces. People born with this Jupiter are required to develop
spirituality, artistic talent, and psychic energy Jupiter in Pisces also implies the
potential for ruinous indulgence and delusion. The personal growth and success
of individuals with this Jupiter are dependent on making prudent choices.
Saturn in the Signs

Saturn represents areas in which an individual is likely to experience limitations
and restrictions. It signifies lessons to be learned and challenges that must be met
and overcome if one is to merit the rewards that are sought.
Saturn in Aries
"t op The steadiness and measured pace of Saturn can be confused by the
' C I chaotic and restless energy of Aries. Individuals with Saturn in Aries
are invariably faced with the consequences of their actions. They do not have the
luxury of leaving their actions and reactions up to pure instinct. They are frus-
trated when they do not succeed because they acted spontaneously, and frustrated
on other occasions when they deliberately move at a slower pace and still fail.
Success becomes a matter of learning to control their physical, mental, and
emotional reactions, an ability that can only be developed through maturity and
experience.
Saturn in Taurus
■K V^ Saturn is well positioned in the focused energy of Taurus, but becomes
■ C ^^ too tied to the physical world. Individuals with Saturn in Taurus find
it difficult to do something for nothing. They need tangible thanks and apprecia-
tion. They have to measure themselves: who they are, what they do, and what
they have in relation to the rest of the world. One way or another, life presents
them with situations in which they regret that a more spiritual or philosophical
approach was not or could not be used in measuring their own worth or the
relative worth of others.
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Saturn in Gemini
+_ *pp Saturn is not naturally inclined to the free association kind of atmos-
I L J L phere encountered in Gemini. Individuals with Saturn in Gemini find
restrictions in communication. They may lack ability or opportunity to acquire
or communicate information. In some cases, it may be the inability of others to
communicate effectively that hampers their own efforts. Disorganization may be
the reason that some of them cannot efficiently use information, or, being overly
organized, they miss important details. Efforts to turn ideas into action are
restricted. Many of them are too serious when a lighthearted approach would be
more appropriate.
Saturn in Cancer
+^ Q^ The nature of Saturn requires that all roads be clearly marked and each
I L ^^^ path must lead somewhere. In the unmarked and uncontrolled terri-
tory ofCancer where all is directed by instinct and emotion, Saturn is befuddled.
Individuals with Saturn in Cancer find their home or domestic life limited in
some way Family responsibilities, for example, may interfere with their career,
development of their talents, or other personal ambitions. Nurturing they
received or their own ability to nurture may be inhibited. Relationships with
women and young children are also liable to be restricted. The positive potential
includes creative talents that are constructively developed and applied. The trust
these individuals learn to have in others, whether too much or too little, is one of
their important lessons in life.
Saturn in Leo
+^ ^^ The gregarious and imaginative environment in Leo may not suit
■t C Saturn's more sober nature, but the focused and tenacious energy that
is also present allows Saturn to find a comfortable niche to accomplish definite
goals. Saturn in Leo people may encounter inhibitions of one kind or another in
romantic encounters, relationships with children, and the development of
creative talents. They may tend to approach these matters with a too heavy hand
or too severe an attitude. Capacity for enjoyment may be limited. Their lesson in
life is learning to accept responsibilities that
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responsibilities diminish enjoyment. The positive potential implies financial
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astuteness in speculative ventures and the ability to bring realit)^ and practicality
to artistic projects.
Saturn in Virgo
■t Ml? Saturn finds much to suit its nature and inclinations as it encounters
I C I 1^ the organizational and structured energy in the emironment of Virgo.
Saturn in Virgo indi\'iduals are able to efficiently accomplish things of a mundane
character. They can and often do improve the Uves of many people. These indi-
viduals may, however, be confironted with restrictions or limitations that involve
matters of practicaHty or perfectionism. Too much pragmatism leaves no room
for imagination or spiritual growth. Lack of practicaHty denies the soUd base they
need for progress and stabiliu; Bhnd pursuit of perfectionism denies the reality of
life, and they accomplish nothing. Their lack of idealism ends in mediocrity:
Saturn in Libra
"t ^\ Saturn does weU in the less emotional and more objective atmosphere
I L -^^ it encounters in Libra. Those bom with Saturn in Libra are adept in
nonpersonal situations. Skills they apply in nonpersonal circumstances include
logic and strategy. Restrictions they encounter usually involve interactions with
partners or in personal contracts they make. Interactions often become compU-
cated, no matter how fleeting the association may be. These indi\iduals tend to
get more involved in situarions than they had originallv expected. If something in
their development or background knocks them off balance, they may stay away
from all relationships. On the positive side, Saturn in Libra indicates those who
establish stable and long-lasting relationships.
Saturn in Scorpio
"t KM Saturn recognizes immediately the control it encounters in the envi-
I C I I H ronment of Scorpio. Control is not always a desirable or easy thing to
handle for those bom with Saturn in Scorpio. The intensity* associated with
Scorpio and the rigidit)' of Satum indicate that these indi\-iduals will encounter
limitarions imposed by the presence of too much control in some area of their
lives, or the need to establish control without employing destructive forms of
manipulation in order to gain it. Another potential for these indi\iduals \s respon-
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sibility and restriction related to debts of one kind or another. Debts they incur
may be of an emotional, physical, financial, or moral nature. On the positive side,
these individuals are favored in many situations with the formidable stamina of
Scorpio and the longevity of Saturn.
Saturn in Sagittarius
+^ ^ The unrestricted exuberance of Sagittarian energy may temporarily
IC ^ stymie Saturn's need for a more legitimate and orderly progress, but in
general, Saturn finds the atmosphere in Sagittarius compatible. Individuals bom
with Saturn in Sagittarius encounter limitations and responsibilities in their
quests for higher education, increased professional status, or high positions in
government or community service. But there is also the potential for these people
to end up as acknowledged experts and authorities in their particular field of
endeavor. Knowledge is not usually a luxury for them. It may be difficult to
acquire purely for its own sake, and it must have structure and meaningful appli'
cation. Their spirituality demands the highest standards, and those who become
morally righteous are apt to suffer.
Saturn in Capricorn
"t "LQ Iri Capricorn, Saturn is at home. Its rulership of this environment adds
I C I «y stability and force to Saturn's goal-oriented nature. For individuals
bom with Saturn in its own sign, it usually means learning to interject structure
and goals in almost every phase of life. They usually develop a high regard for
tradition as well as the institutions and associations that make up the foundations
of society. The work or avocation many of these individuals undertake involves
eliminating or making necessary changes in situations that have grown weak
through neglect or that no longer fulfill their original purpose. One of their
problems is the stmggle to get around the endless red tape of rules and regula-
tions that they themselves may have helped to create.
Saturn in AauARius
+;^ ^^ The energy of order and discipline inexpUcably coexists with unpre-
I C A^ dictable and independent energy in the environment of Aquarius. This
odd arrangement also inexpUcably suits the character of Saturn. Individuals with
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Saturn in Aquarius are often confronted with situations that need organization,
dedication, and stability in order to be successful, yet must also have room for
freedom and original thinking. These individuals find ways to deal effectively with
the conflict between control and noncontrol. They are responsible for the wise
use of freedom within the confinement of organization and discipline, both of
which are necessary if anything worthwhile is to be accomplished and if it is to
endure once it is accomplished.
Saturn in Pisces
■K "N ^ The sentimental and imaginative energy in the atmosphere of Pisces is
I t^V not compatible with Saturn's structured and purposeful nature.
Individuals with Saturn in Pisces become very restricted by their inability to deal
with or let go of the past. They may be denied the ability to learn from their past.
Consequently, they are forced to rely on the understanding that comes from the
development of maturity and the ability to accurately analyze relationships and
situations in their present reality. The positive potential includes mathematical
skill, musical talent, and the ability to turn theory into practical appHcation.
Uranus in the Signs

Uranus is societal concerns and conditions that an individual is likely to
encounter. It also describes areas of unstable or nontraditional circumstances.
Uranus in Aries
\ I / fY> The generation of individuals bom with Uranus in Aries is given
Ô^ I impetus to explore new fields of research and technology. They are
prepared to accept change for its own sake as well as for other reasons. In turn,
this readiness for new ideas and methods inspires progress. Caution is necessary,
however, or in their haste they may destroy much that was worth keeping.
Uranus in Taurus
\ I / ^^ The generation that comes into the world with Uranus in Taurus is
'kT" V^ not inclined to initiate or accept changes merely for the sake of making
changes, nor do they accept originality just because it is different. For them.
change and innovation must have structure and purpose. Freedom is encouraged
if its responsibihties are also accepted. The importance of theories is recognized
but only to the extent that their practical appKcation is considered feasible.
Uranus in Gemini
\ [ / 'T^ Uranus in Gemini is associated with a generation of individuals that
Ô^ J-L seeks freedom of speech and communication. Research and develop-
ment ofinnovative technology and better methods of communication are eagerly
undertaken by these individuals. All new ideas are given attention and free access
to information is emphasized. Community action groups become more prolific
and forceful.
Uranus in Cancer
\ [ / ^^ New and nontraditional concepts of family and domestic issues are
^<J>> ^"îD likely to be promoted by the generation of individuals born with
Uranus in Cancer. These individuals may not have the traditional desire to own
homes, or circumstances in society make it difficult for them to afford the same
type of homes in which they were raised. New ways of sharing family responsi-
bilities, as well as new ideas and methods concerning food and nurturing, emerge
from this generation.
Uranus in Leo
\ I / ^^ The generation of individuals born with Uranus in Leo is likely to be
'd^ C involved in the creative arts. They tend to introduce their ideas with
innovative flair and great boldness, in defiance of traditional concepts. Leo is also
associated with scientific research and humanitarian gestures, so these individuals
may be expected to attack old problems with new energy, ideas, and methods.
Uranus in Virgo
\ I / KM9 The energy of Virgo does not necessarily promote the idea of
'O^ I M changing things. Virgo inspires improvement and the ability to make
better use of what is already at hand. It will
133 therefore be up to the generation of
individuals born with Uranus in Virgo to explore new methods, concepts, and
technologies that enable society to deal more efficiently with existing resources,
products, and institutions.
Uranus in Libra
\j/ ^\ Concern with ideas and concepts that involve legal codes, particularly
Û^ -i— the issue of freedom, is likely to be one of the hallmarks of the
generation of people bom with Uranus in Libra. Individual liberties are reexam-
ined and perhaps altered to meet the needs of the community. TThe reverse may
also occur and freedom of the community may be restricted to protect the indi-
vidual. Nontraditional partnerships, marriages, joint ventures, and other contrac-
tual arrangements may emerge from this group.
Uranus in Scorpio
mThe generation of individuals bom with Uranus in Scorpio is most
likely to be concerned with psychology, mind control, and break-
throughs inmedical and diagnostic research. They are also involved with such
social issues as renovation and reclamation projects. They sanction movements
and methods that protect and conserve natural resources, and find new ways to
use resources more efficiently. Individual privacy and methods of surveillance are
also strong public concerns.
Uranus in Sagittarius
\ I / ^ The spread of nationaKsm and the conflicts it causes among the nations
^6^ ^ of the world are apt to preoccupy the generation of individuals with
Uranus in Sagittarius. Another of their concerns is to explore and provide new
concepts of higher education. Many of them are in the forefront of new technology
as well as different psychologies that affect pubUshing, advertising, and travel.
They are the ones to initiate revolution within established religious institutions.
Uranus in Capricorn
\ I / TQ The task of confronting revolutionary changes in traditional institu-
'w^ I J tions and political ideologies, 1as3 well as major changes in business and
4
industry may fall to the generation of individuals bom with Uranus in Capricorn.
Other factors wiU determine how far-reaching these changes will be, but these
individuals seek to reorganize in order to improve. They eliminate what they

deem wasteful or mismanaged.
Uranus in Aquarius
\ I / ^^ The generation of individuals born with Uranus in Aquarius is likely
Ô^ AAr to have to deal with emancipation and independence. They seek to
overcome restrictions imposed by traditional institutions and concepts. Individ-
uals and institutions that fail to make changes to accommodate the new wave are
discarded. However, that which is perceived as having enduring value will be
treasured and lifted to new heights.
Uranus in Pisces
\ I / \^ Innovations and creative concepts appear among those born in the
îjy y\ generation of Uranus in Pisces. The truly different and what older
generations view as weird and unorthodox are commonplace manifestations of
their talents and endeavors. Hiey also contribute original methods that are unde-
niably farsighted and ingenious.
Neptune in the Signs

In the horoscope, Neptune represents areas where an individual may experience
enhanced sensitivity, spiritual awareness, and psychic development. It is also
areas of deliberate as well as subconscious deception and illusion. Neptune can
mean compassion as well as cruelty, glamor and charisma as well as disguise and
charade. It signifies charlatans as well as visionaries. It is an interesting and valu-
able exercise for the student of astrology to study the various periods of history
when Neptune transited each of the signs. In this book, I can only mention a few
examples from the most recent transit which will serve as a model and stimulate
readers to come up with additional ideas from their own readings in history.
Neptune in Aries
\AJ fY^ Aries is the sign of action. Specific areas that Neptune represents are
X I actualized during its transit13in
5 Aries. In the period 1 862-1 875,
Neptune-ruled ideas were actively promoted. Emancipation was the Neptune-
ruled issue in the Civil War. The eroding effect of Neptune can be seen in the
way that beliefs and traditions between the North and South bitterly divided the
nation. TThe compassionate side of Neptune in the Mars-ruled sign of Aries was
also evident. Clara Barton began the Red Cross, and the Salvation Army was also
founded to bring assistance and comfort to the ill and the unfortunate. In 1866,
Alfred Nobel invented dynamite and Robert Whitehead invented the underwater
torpedo. Neptune rules chemistry and water, while Mars-ruled Aries is associated
with weapons of destruction. The following table lists the AD periods in history
when Neptune transited Aries.
— T in T —
62-75 552-566 1043-1057 1534-1548

225-239 716-729 1207-1220 1698-1712
389-402 880-893 ^37^-^3^4 1862-1875
Neptune in Taurus
yij V^ The last transit of Neptune in Taurus occurred between 1875 and
T K^ 1889. Taurus is associated with the earth and Neptune with water.
Neptune can undermine the productivity of the earth and, indeed, throughout
much of this period the world suffered from drought which caused widespread
crop failure and famine. China suffered the worst famine in history in 1878 with
the death toll exceeding 10 million people.
Business is ruled by Taurus, and many collapsed as the result of the
economic depression that occurred during this period. Neptune's spirituality
gained roots exhibited in the founding of two religious groups. Christian Science
and Jehovah's Witnesses, as well as the estabhshment of religious-sponsored
universities such as Hebrew University in Cincinnati and the Mormons' Brigham
Young University in Utah.
The mimeograph (a Neptune-ruled process), an important tool for business,
went on sale March 17, 1889, when the Sun was in the Neptune-ruled sign of
Pisces. On April 22, 1875, when the Sun was in the sign of Taurus, Arbor Day
was established to encourage the planting of trees (ruled by Taurus). Arbor Day
is an idea that came from the imagination (Neptune) of agriculturahstj. Sterling
Morton. The following table lists the AD periods in history when Neptune tran-
sited Taurus.
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— * in W —
75-88 5^^~579 1057-1070 1548-1561
^39-^5^ 7^9-743 1220-IZ34 1712-1725
402-415 893-906 1384-1397 1875-1889
Neptune in Gemini
ill *1 r The last occurrence of Neptune in Gemini was between 1889 and
T JJ* 1902. Gemini rules communication, and Neptune in this sign inspired
the invention of the universal language Esperanto. However, the idea of having
the world communicate in one language failed to gain support. John Gregg intro-
duced his system of English shorthand which did succeed.
Neptune rules the ocean, gasoline, and imagination, and Gemini rules
writing, communication, and transportation. The following description gives
examples of the combination of Neptune in Gemini. The Influence of Sea Power
Upon History 1660-1/8^, written by United States naval officer historian Alfred
Thayer Mahen in 1890, inspired world powers to develop strong navies. The first
volume of the fifteen-volume The Golden Bough, written by anthropologist James
George Frazer, explored myths, legends, and the development of religion.
Most of the early development and introduction of gasoline-powered vehicles
occurred in this period. In 1891, bicycle designer Charles Duryea invented a
gasoline (Neptune) engine to power a road vehicle (Gemini) which was produced
in 1892. Subsequently in 1895, the first U.S. motorcar was offered for public sale.
The Ocean Mail Subsidy Act passed by Congress authorized subsidization
of the U.S. merchant marine. The first full service advertising agency was estab-
lished March 15, 1891, in New York. The first delivery van (Gemini) powered by
gasoline was produced by the French company Peugeot Freres in 1895. In 1895,
Marconi pioneered wireless telegraphy, and in 1901 he received the first transat-
lantic wireless message. The following table Ksts the AD periods in history when
Neptune transited Gemini.
— * in I —
88-101 579~592. 1070-1083 1561-1574
252-265 743-756 1234-1247 1725-1738
415-428 906-919 1397-1410 1889-1902
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Neptune in Cancer
yij Q^* The most recent period of Neptune in Cancer occurred between 1901
T ^"^ and 191 6. Cancer rules the stomach and food in general. In America
in 1 90 1, a deranged (Neptune) anarchist shot President McKinley in the
stomach (Cancer). In 1909, the portly 300'pound William Taft was inaugurated
as President. During this period, the United States Congress passed the Meat
Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act. In 1902, a "Poison (Neptune)
Squad" of young volunteers tested the safety of U.S. foods (Cancer).
The National Reclamation Act of 190Z encouraged family (Cancer) farms by
limiting the size of land holdings to 160 acres. An epidemic of typhoid in 1903
was traced to Mar)^ Mallon ("T\^hoid Mar)^") who was a carrier of the disease.
She took jobs handUng food (Cancer) and often used assumed names (Neptune).
Cancer rules women, and the inventiveness and idealism of Neptune in Cancer is
evidenced by the creation of the elastic brassiere to replace the corset in 19 14, the
introduction of Mothers Day, and the growth of cosmetic entrepreneurs Helena
Rubenstein and Elizabeth Arden. The following table lists the AD periods in
history when Neptune transited Cancer.
— '*' in S —
101-114 592-605 1083-1096 1574-1587

265-278 756-769 1247-1260 1738-1751
428-442 919-932 1410-1423 1901-1916
Neptune in Leo
\IJ ^^\ The last period of Neptune in Leo was 1914-1929. Leo rules
I C monarchy, entertainment, and art. Neptune rules photography and
film-making. The Russian monarchy ended, largely because the Tsars refiised to
recognize (in typical Neptunian fashion) and deal with the troubled conditions
that existed in that countr)^. The same can be said of the Ottoman empire, which
ended during this period. The hidden tomb of a long-dead Egyptian king,
Tutankhamen, was discovered by Howard Carter in November 1922. In
America, the total failure of Prohibition is an example of misguided ideals that
sought to forbid alcohol (Neptune) as one pursuit of pleasure (Leo).
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Neptune in Leo witnessed luxurious, glamorous, and entertaining activities

that also became very lucrative. The ideal American beauty selected in the first
Miss America contest was chosen in Atlantic City in 19ZI. Beauty met the
camera on professional terms when the first modeling agency was opened by
John Powers in 1926.
The movie industry saw its greatest growth and development during this
period, and the first fulMength talking picture, The Jazz Singer, was released in
1927. The avant-garde nature of Leo combined with Neptune produced the Dada
artistic and literary movement, which in turn led to SurreaUsm. The following
table lists the AD periods in history when Neptune transited Leo.
— * in <0 —
114-128 605-619 1096-1109 1587-1601
278-291 769-782 1260-1273 1751-1764
44^-433 93^-94^ 14^3-1437 1914-19^9
Neptune in Virgo
yij kM9The last time Neptune transited Virgo was in 1928-1943. Virgo
X I \A rules ideaUsm, work, the labor force, public health, and welfare.
Neptune rules minority groups and those who are ill, abandoned, orphaned,
poor, and disabled. The first Blue Cross tax-exempt, nonprofit health insurance
was organized in 1929 to benefit schoolteachers in Dallas, Texas. The Blue Cross
trademark of the American Hospital association (blue is a Virgo color) was soon
used by similar health insurance agencies throughout the country. TTie erosion
of Neptune on the work force during this period was the worst in history. United
States unemployment passed 4 million in 1930, 8 million in 193 1, and by the
end of 1932, 34 million Americans had no income at all.
The influence of Neptune in Virgo was not confined to the United States. A
general depression in the 1930s caused worldwide trade to decline, production to
drop, and unemployment to rise.
The combination of Neptune, which is associated with water, and Virgo,
which is an earth sign, is not conducive to productive agriculture as witnessed in
the unprecedented drought that parched the U.S. South and Midwest.
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After Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933, Neptunian madness

combined with Virgo's idealism resulted in the most monumental tragedy in the
history of civilization. In 1935, Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler, following Hitler's
plans, started a state breeding program to produce an Aryan "super race" and at
the same time, leaders of the Third Reich put into motion other plans to eradi-
cate allJews and other people that were considered inferior. Until the Allied
victory in 1945 brought an end to World War II, the world at large remained
unaware of the horrors of the degradation and loss of lives that took place in
Germany and its occupied countries during the 30s and early 40s. The following
table hsts the AD periods in history when Neptune transited Virgo.
— y in rir —
1Z8-141 619-632 1109-1123 1601-1614
291-305 782-796 1273-1287 1764-1778
435-4^9 946-939 1437-1430 1928-1943
Neptune in Libra
\\J f^ When Neptune transited Libra in 1942-1957, World War II came
X _ to an end. The establishment of the United Nations was typical of
the Libran effort to establish peace. Neptune's association with illusions was
evident since the U.N. had minimal effect in accomplishing its ideals and goals.
Equality (Libra) for minorities (Neptune) gets attention, and throughout the
intervening years since its founding, many such issues have been the subject of
debate in the United Nations. But real and lasting solutions prove illusive.
Neptune is religion. Libra is communication, writing, and law. The Dead Sea
scrolls were discovered in the late 40s and 50s during Neptune's transit of Libra.
Scholars and clerics felt that once the religious observances and bibUcal writings
of antiquity were disseminated and studied, the current historical and religious
understandings would be immeasurably enhanced. Neptune, however, under-
mined this hope and for more than forty years (until 1993) these precious docu-
ments were kept "hidden" from public view, studied only by a handful of
privileged scholars.
Libra's energy does not want to be burdened by emotionalism. In 1953, the
Church of Scientology was founded by L. Ron Hubbard, who promoted the idea
that man can achieve his true nature only by freeing himself of emotional
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encumbrances of the past through counseUng. TTie following table lists the AD
periods in history when Neptune transited Libra.
— * in a —
141-155 63Z-646 11Z3-1137 1614-1628
305-319 796-810 1287-1301 1778-179Z
4^9-48^ 959-973 1430-14^ 194^-1957
Neptune in Scorpio
mThe last period of Neptune in Scorpio was 1955-1970. Sexual codes
(Scorpio) prior to the 60s dissolved (a Neptunian influence). Sexu'
ally explicit material invaded the media and everyday life. Drugs and the creation
of a counterculture eroded the family and traditional values.
Spying and secret surveillance (Scorpio) increased in public and private life.
Scorpio's energy seeks to get to the bottom of things, but Neptune can obscure
true motivations for investigations as well as the results. In 1954, Senator Joseph
McCarthy conducted televised senate hearings referred to as "witch hunts" for
Communists in the United States. Many innocent and highly intelligent and
talented people suffered unnecessary disgrace and loss of their professions as a
result of McCarthy's misguided hysterics. His accusations became so destructive
that he was censured. His career ruined, he declined into alcoholism and obscu'
rity until he died in 1957.
Another example of Neptune in Scorpio was the release of the highly classi'
fied Pentagon Papers by Defense Department official Daniel Elsberg. These docu-
ments revealed that the U.S. government hed to the American people about its
involvement in Vietnam. In the 60s, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., President John
F. Kennedy, and Robert Kennedy were assassinated (Scorpio), but those respon-
sible or the true conspirators behind these killings will never be known for sure
(Neptune). The following table lists the AD periods in history when Neptune
transited Scorpio.
— * in in —
1-6 48Z-497 97^~9^7 1464-1478
155-169 646-660 1137-1151 1628-1642
3^9~333 810-824 1301-1315 1792-1806
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Neptune in Sagittarius
yij <y Neptune was in Sagittarius from 1 806-1 8 20, and more recently from
T ^ 1 970-1 9 84. Sagittarius rules optimism, but Neptune introduces
mistaken judgments. During the early 1800s, Napoleon conducted his disastrous
Russian expedition. At the same time, in the mistaken impression that Britain
would not yield to their demands for neutral shipping, President Madison and the
United States Congress declared war.
Sagittarius is the sign of higher education. Neptune has undermined the
purpose of higher education with its latest transit through Sagittarius. The exor-
bitant cost of a college degree has put most students and their families in great
debt, and put the attainment of a college degree out of reach for many others
unable to even consider such a financial burden.
Evangelists (ruled by Sagittarius as well as Neptune) gained widespread
popularity on television in the 70s and 80s. Some of the biggest of these religious
personalities became involved in great scandals that occurred after Neptune had
entered Capricorn. The following table lists the AD periods in history when
Neptune transited Sagittarius.
— 'i^ in y^ —
6-20 497-511 987-1002 1478-1493
169-183 660-674 1151-1165 1642-1656
333~347 824-838 1315-1329 1806-1820
1970-1984
Neptune in Capricorn
\AJ TO Neptune's last period in Capricorn was 18 20-1 834, and its current
I \ mJ transit is 1984-1998. Capricorn rules conservatism, and Neptune
brings extremist tendencies. The 1800s witnessed the "era of Mettemich," the
powerful, very conservative Austrian statesman. Conservative tendencies in
France were also accentuated when Charles X ascended the throne. In Great
Britain, the conservative Tory faction maintained control.
The conservative mood in America under Ronald Reagan continued under
George Bush, evidence of the current influence of Neptune in Capricorn. The
administration of President Clinton, though not of the conservative bent of the
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previous administrations, will nevertheless be stymied time after time by the

strongest conservative elements in society. As this is written, the greatest thrust
of the Clinton administration is to correct health-care problems in the United
States. Since Neptune is associated with hospitals and the ill as well as with
minority
is groups, the administration's choice of where to focus their major efforts
a wise one.
In Capricorn, there is a need to structure, protect, and conserve, but
Neptune is spiritual and illusive. The ideals are there to be sure, but imple-
menting them in a balanced and realistic way is difficult. The crumbling of the
Soviet Union may mean great freedom but also great confusion and turmoil. The
following table Usts the AD periods in history when Neptune transited Capricorn.
— * in 13 —
20-34 511-525 1002-1016 1493-1507
183-198 674-688 1165-1179 1656-1671
347-361 838-852 1329-1343 1820-1834
1984-1998
Neptune in Aquarius
yij ^^ Neptune's last transit in Aquarius occurred in 1 834-1 848. American
X AAr and European literature and philosophy gave rise to the Romantic
period, a reaction against the conventions and restraints of classicism. It was the
dominant note in the artistic and intellectual life of Europe. Aquarius promotes
the concept of society rather than the individual, but with Neptune's influence
this concept was dissolved and completely reversed as Romanticism emphasized
the glorification of the individual.
Aquarius rules new technology and Neptune can undermine or distort the
purpose behind a thing. An example of this can be seen in the circumstances
surrounding the calculator on which Charles Babbage worked and which was
improved and promoted by Augusta Lovelace in England in 1841. This calcu-
lator was no doubt a step forward in the world of punched card systems, but
both Babbage and Lovelace sustained heavy losses when they used the calculator
as the basis for what they believed was an infallible system for betting on horse
races (Neptune). 143
In 1843, the British launched the first iron-hulled, screw-propeller

steamship, a combination of technical advancement in a Neptune activit)^. The
ship senxd until 1937. Aquarius is communication and uriting, and the tales of
Charles Dickens are descriptions of socierv^ (Aquarius) as he chronicled the woes
of the poor and unfortunate (Neptune) masses in England. The following table
hsts the AD periods in history when Neptune transited Aquarius.
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525-539 IO16-IO30
34-48 I507-I52I
688-702 II79-II93 167I-1684
198-212
361-375 I343-1357 1834-1848
852-866
I998-2OI2
Neptune in Pisces
\\J \^ The last period of Neptune in Pisces was 1848-1862. Neptune is in
T i^ V its o\\'n sign in Pisces. It is associated with religion, spiritualism,
drugs, illusion, and confusion. In the mid 1800s, Bemadette Soubirous of
Lourdes announced her \isions of the Virgin Mzr\\ At the same time Horace
Wells, a pioneer in anesthesia, was jailed while under the influence of chloro-
form, and later committed suicide in a fit of despondence.
On the other hand, the British nurse, Florence Nightingale, became a
heroine of the Crimean War, and an American president. Abraham Lincoln,
became a mart)T to the cause of slaver}^ The issue of slaver)* (Neptune) chipped
away at the foundations of the United States throughout this period, although it
would not be until Neptune entered Aries that war resulted. The first U.S. state
prohibition law was passed in Maine in 185 1.
In 1 861, the California State Legislature authorized the importation of uine
grapes, inaugurating the modem era of wine production in California. Neptune
and Pisces rule the feet. The Bally Shoe factories, founded in 1851, developed
into a worldwide shoemaking company.
Chemistry and oil are niled by Neptune and Pisces. The first firactional distil-
lation ofcrude petroleum was made in 1854. In 1859, petroleum production
began in Pennsvlvania, which in turn reduced the demand for whale oil, coal gas,
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and lard. The sometimes total misguidedness and futilit}' of Neptune is evidenced
in one example, the Wabash and Erie Canal. The canal, which opened in 1856,
took 24 years to construct at the cost of many lives lost to cholera and a great
deal of money lost to embezzlers. The 458'mile canal was the largest ever dug in
America. After only four years, one section was closed, and by 1874, ^^^ ^^^^ ^^
the canal was closed because railroads made it obsolete. The following table lists
the AD periods in history when Neptune transited Pisces.
— * in K —
1521-1534
48-62 539-552 1030-1043
212-225 702-716 1193-1207 1684-1698
866-880 1357-1371
375-3S9 1848-1862
Pluto in the Signs

Discovered in 1930, Pluto is still being studied by modem astrologers. Some ideas
about the influential patterns associated with this planet have been proposed and
for the most part seem to fit. Pluto is the crucible in which complete transforma^
tion occurs. It is related to the areas in which an individual cannot hide from
reality — the past, the present, and the future. Like the other outer planets, Pluto
in the signs is significant only in terms of how society reacted during those tran^
sits. But in an individual horoscope, Pluto's significance has more to do with the
house it occupies and the aspects it has with the other natal planets.
Pluto in Aries
Ô^ CY^ Pluto's last period in Aries was 1823-18 53. Introducing a new cycle of
T I actions and reactions, Pluto's transit in Aries witnessed many revolu-
tions inEurope as liberal forces rebelled against the repression of the conserva-
tives. Pluto is exploration and Aries is the pioneering instinct. In 1830, the first
covered wagon train traveled from the Missouri River to the Rockies. Pluto is
energy, research, and development, and when Pluto was in the fast-paced sign of
Aries, scientific advance was rapid as new understanding and methods were
developed in thermodynamics, optics, magnetism, and electricity. Pluto is the
ultimate form of preservation which is transformation from one form to another.
Eventually from this transit came the understanding
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created nor destroyed. The greatest transformation of this Pluto transit in Aries
was the industrial revolution.
— "? in T —
I I 2-144
601-632 IO9O-II2O 1823-1853
845-876 I334-I364 I579-1608
356-388
Pluto in Taurus
\OJ V^ The most recent period of Pluto in Taurus was 18 53 -18 84. Taurus is
T \y pragmatic and materialistic. During the period of Pluto in Taurus, the
scientific principles that were learned and the machines that had been invented
when Pluto was in Aries now made the development of industrialization possible.
The meteoric rise of capitalism during this time was fueled by an unprecedented
growth of industry and finance. During this period, vast fortunes were created.
Men that included John D. Rockefeller, the Vanderbilts, Chicago meatpacker
(Pluto and Taurus activity) Gustavis Swift, Andrew Carnegie, and Meyer
Guggenheim were embodiments of the term plutocrat.
— f in tf —
144-174 632-663 1120-1151 1608-1640
388-419 876-907 1364-1396 1853-1884
Pluto in Gemini
^W *1 r Gemini rules communication and transportation. During Pluto's long
X J-L transit in this sign, between 1 884 and 1914, there were many changes
and improvements in these areas. The Linotype typesetting machine revolution-
ized newspaper composing rooms. The first subway was built in London, the
first automatic telephone switchboard was introduced, Marconi invented radio
telegraphy, and Zeppelin built his airship.
— * in H —
663-690 1151-1179 1640-1669
174-200 1884-1914
419-445 907-935 1396-1424
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Pluto in Cancer
\OJ 0"^ When Pluto transits Cancer, the most obvious targets of transforma-
X ^*^ tion are women and the family. This transit would especially affect the
United States, which happens to be a Cancerian country, founded July 4, 1776.
The most recent transit of Pluto occurred between 1914-1938. During the zos,
the attitudes and roles of women were transformed. Women demanded and got
greater freedom in society and release from the drudgery of domestic chores. As
a result of the increasing number of women seeking employment outside of the
home, family life also changed dramatically.
— I" in SS —
1669-1693
ZOO-2I9 690-710 1179-1202
445-465 935-956 1424-1447 1914-1938
Pluto in Leo
\SJ ^^^ Pluto's last period in Leo was 1938-1956. Leo rules the king or
T C representative government and it also rules individual rights and free-
doms. During Pluto's transit of Leo in the late i6oos and early 1700s, John
Locke, philosopher of the English Revolution and American Revolution, wrote
his famous essays stating that governments existed by virtue of voluntary agree-
ments and their function was to protect the rights of individuals. The generation
of individuals born between 1938 and 1956 will witness the end of all monar-
chies. In maturity, these individuals will be instrumental in setting up global
governments and institutions.
— ^ in O —
219-233 710-726 1202-1218 1693-1710
4^3-479 936-972 1447-1464 1938-1956
Pluto in Virgo
\OJ KM9 Virgo rules health, practical apphcations of science and technology,
147period of Pluto's last transit in Virgo,
T I \A and the work force. During the
between 1956 and 1971, the general state of America's health and welfare
systems experienced unprecedented changes, computers came of age, the once

powerful labor unions experienced great loss of influence and vitality, and in 1970
the Environmental Protection Agency was established.
— 1^ in ItP —
^33~^45 7^^~73^ 1Z18-1231 1710-1724

479-491 97Z-983 1464-1478 1936-1971
Pluto in Libra
yOJ ^^ Pluto transited Libra between 1971 and 1983. Libra demands
I ^^~ equality, and Pluto is power. Pluto's transit in Libra indicates great
shifts of world power to favor a more equitable balance. During the recent transit,
there were increasing demands by Third World nations for their fair share of
the Earth's resources. World sentiment was also developing against South
Africa's policy of apartheid.
— f in ^ —
1-9 491-503 985-996 1478-1490
^5-256 738-749 1231-1^3 17^4-1736
1971-1983
Pluto in Scorpio
m Pluto's current transit in Scorpio is between 1983 and 1995. In
Scorpio, Pluto is in its own sign. Emotional transformations that
occur can produce violent conflicts and ultimately bring about great change. The
Great Awakening during Pluto's Scorpio transit in the 1700s increased the
number of church participants, but also resulted in serious internal conflict as it
divided the church between those of the old order and the new members who
demanded change. Scorpio rules sex and abuse. Public outcry against child abuse
and the worldwide spread of AIDS are examples of Pluto's current transformation
of society.
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9-22 5^3,~5^5 996-1008 1490-1502
256-268 749-762 1243-1255 1736-1748
198 3-1993
Pluto in Sagittarius
^^ ^ Pluto will begin transiting Sagittarius in 1995. Its great energies were
X ^ seen in the period of the Enlightenment which occurred during
Pluto's last Sagittarian transit in 1748-1762. During that era, great advances
If were made in scientific knowledge and political thought, there was a proliferation
of newspapers, and higher education became available to a wider spectrum of
social classes.
— * in ^ —
22-37 5i5~53o 1008-1023 1502-1515
268-284 762-776 1255-1269 1748-1762
I Pluto in Capricorn
1995-2008
yOJ TQ Pluto's last period in Capricorn was 1762-1778. Pluto will not transit
T \ mJ Capricorn again until the next century. Capricorn rules structure,
form, and legality. During Pluto's last transit, its powerful energies can be associ-
ated with the men who wrote the Declaration of Independence, a document
granting America her freedom as a new nation with her own form of government.
— "T in B —
37-57 530-549 1023-1040 1515-1532
284-303 1762-1778
776-795 1269-1286
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Pluto in AauARius
Ô^ ^^ Aquarius rules the common man and it also rules rebellions against
X A^ the status quo. Pluto's last period in Aquarius was 1778-1798, and it
will not appear in this sign again until the next century. During Pluto's transit in
the late 1700s, Americans went from a government run by the ehte to the more
democratic form advocated by Jefferson. America s victory over the British also
encouraged the French Revolution in 1789.
T in AV —
57-82 549-57^ IO40-I063 153^-1553

303-327 795-817 I286-I308 1778-1798
Pluto in Pisces
Ô^ N /* Pluto's last period in Pisces was 1798-1823. Pluto will not transit
I y\, Pisces again until the next century. Pluto rules investigation, power,
and intense energy. Pisces rules the ocean, medicine, and chemistry. Pluto's
transit in the early 1800s inspired appropriately associated events. Robert Fulton
produced the first submarine. John Dalton introduced the atomic theory in
chemistry. Egyptian hieroglyphics were deciphered.
— f in X —
82-112 572-601 1063-1090 i553~i579
327-356 817-S45 130S-1334 179S-1823
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Chapter Eight
Planets in the Houses
In this chapter, you will learn the meaning of the Sun, Moon, and planets in
each of the twelve houses of the horoscope. Before you start putting the
planets in the houses, take some time to review Chapter Five for the meaning
of the houses, and in particular the special areas that are associated with each
house. Recall the meaning of each planet, and that taken as a whole the planets
represent the total individual. The meaning of the planets never changes, but the
characteristics of each planet will be focused in different areas according to the
house the planet is in. For example, the Sun always represents the ego, but the
disposition and tendencies of the ego are expressed primarily in the special areas
that are described by the house where the Sun is located. It may be helpful to
review Chapter Six for a detailed description of the planets.
Natal Sun in the Houses

Sun in the First House
Strong involvement with one's own personality and influence is emphasized
when the Sun is in the first house. It indicates those who want to leave their
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mark. Whether or not they successfully impress others with expressions of

their individuality is another matter, since the urge to do so is developed and
guided by the strength of their ego. If the ego is weak and
complacent, the personality is not likely to be bold or
assertive. No matter what the world may think of
them, it is meaningless compared to what these indi-
viduals think of themselves. Pride can make it difficult
for solar first-house people to accept advice or personal
criticism. Although much of their enthusiasm and
efforts is directed inward to the greater glory of the self,
they can exhibit great generosity toward others and admirable
loyalty toward their friends. The energy and vitality these individuals radiate
attract and inspire others.
Sun in the Second House

The ego's identification with material wealth and with the personal prominence
that accompanies money or power is characteristic when the Sun is in the second
house. Individuals bom with this solar house position are
not, however, totally selfish or materialistic. Their goals
often benefit others as well as themselves, as in the case
of those who seek public recognition through charitable
and philanthropic endeavors. How these individuals
handle the money and assets that they eventually gain or
lose, or even if they succeed in getting what they want, is
signified by the strength and direction of their ego. Mone-
tary goals they seek, priorities they establish, and values they
embrace all tend to be what these individuals decide is important to them, not
what others dictate.
Sun in the Third House

Sun in the third house indicates those who are compelled to establish their indi-
viduality insome form of mental and/or physical expression. Characteristically,
solar third-house individuals are in continuous contact and interaction with
others: writing letters, talking on the telephone, and attending one meeting or
another. They are bound to assert thoughts and opinions, although it does not
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express themselves. Some are content with keeping
personal diaries while others find self-expression
through artistic endeavors. Much depends on their
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particular personality and background. The Sun's third-
XM/Bm 4\3\/ house position implies creativity and enthusiasm in ideas
J and communication, and not infrequently the inclination
to engage in theatrics and hyperbole.
Sun in the Fourth House

Childhood conditioning has a crucial effect on the development of the ego in
those born with Sun in the fourth house. Their willpower and drive are guided
by and focused on their home and family Sometimes these
individuals dominate and manipulate their family and
domestic environment. Whether their home life is asso-
ciated with positive or negative circumstances is not the
issue. The point of this solar house position is that they
are never quite free of family relations and influence.
Their energy and creativity may, for example, be directed
to a family-owned business. Even the most dedicated world
travelers in this group invariably end up back home. One
expected pattern of a fourth-house solar position is individuals who rise to promi-
nent positions as a direct result of their family or family connections.
Sun in the Fifth House

While it does not necessarily herald unbridled hedonism, those who are born
with Sun in the fifth house do possess an enhanced appetite for the pursuit of
pleasure. They frequently find it difficult to develop a level of
maturity with regard to enjoyment and indulgence. As a
rule, these individuals are very fond of children and
animals. Those who become parents do not always
make the best disciplinarians, for they are apt to over-
indulge children15without establishing a counterbalance
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of limitations, correct behavior, and attitude necessary
for proper development. They love to entertain and be
entertained. The ego's ambition identifies with creativity, imagination, and

artistic talent. Solar fifth-house people are romantic, generous, and imaginative.
TThey are vital if not always strong; noble if not always wise.
Sun in the Sixth House

Work, health, and physical fitness are the focus of the ego's drive and ambition
when the Sun occupies the sixth house. This is not enough to indicate whether
solar sixth'house individuals will be workaholics, or whether they
will spend their lives avoiding work, or constantly finding
fault with their job, coworkers, and every other aspect of
their employment. Other factors in their individual
personality and background magnify and qualify their
behavior and attitude toward work and health. The
positive potentials imply robust health and a willingness
to handle tasks with dedication and pride. Some of them
exaggerate the importance of their job, while others refuse to
accept any work they think is beneath them. Health and physical
fitness are important, but it is hard to say if they will be too stubborn or proud to
admit when they are ill or so preoccupied they spend every waking moment
concerned about their health and physical appearance. Those with Sun in the
sixth house should protect their heart with proper diet and exercise.
Sun in the Seventh House

Sun in the seventh house suggests that the ego is developed and manipulated by
partnerships, cooperative efforts, and other people in general. Individuals born
with this Sun position constantly measure themselves in terms of
other people and in terms of how others react to them. Even
if these individuals are very independent in other ways,
they are likely to find their best achievements occur with
a partner or partners. To suggest that solar seventh-
house people are unable to succeed on their own is a
fallacy. The seventh-house Sun merely implies success
through opportunities or assistance that others provide,
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but not because others
Strongly supportive of fairness and equality in all levels of society,
they may, nevertheless, exhibit actions or a Kfe-style that conflicts with such
high-minded principles. Some of these individuals are not above choosing a
marriage or business partner merely to gain a higher economic or social standing.
Sun in the Eighth House

Sun in the eighth house indicates people whose ego is bound inescapably to the
depth of their sense of self-worth. They have inner containment and depth others
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do not often penetrate. There is little urge here for self-promo-
tion merely for its own sake. The behavior and attitude of
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resources and material assets. No matter what they gain
V from other sources, it is ultimately the development and

use of their own talent and skills that provide the personal
independence and success that truly satisfy them. Family
connections or legacies, as well as the absence of these things, can play a signifi-
cant part in the shaping of their life-style and goals.
Sun in the Ninth House

The ego's ambition and drive identify with the world at large when the Sun is in
the ninth house. To find ego satisfaction, solar ninth-house individuals must go
beyond their immediate environment, reach for broader expe-
riences and understanding, and establish contact with the
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rather than the few. Theirs is a generous, risk-
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morally righteous. Solar ninth-house people appreciate
knowledge even if they are not scholars, are enthusiastic
about sports even if they are not good athletes, and are spiri-
tually oriented even if they are not religious. There is increased potential for
linguistic skills and acting talent.
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Sun in the Tenth House

Magnified and strengthened when the Sun is in the tenth house, the ego seeks a
pubhc forum for expression as well as recognition. Very few solar tenth-house
individuals are satisfied with staying quietly at home. Those
who choose such an unobserved life-style or are forced
into it, are apt to be miserable. Even if their main focus is
home and family, sooner or later they are compelled to
accompUsh their personal goals through a career or
other activities. The father is emphasized when the Sun
is in the tenth house. Tliese individuals feel his influence
more than most, especially with regard to their ego devel-
opment. Their accomplishments may be the direct result of his
help, or may be motivated by the lack of it. They frequently bear a strong phys-
ical resemblance to the father and to his side of the family. These individuals seek
to attain pubHc positions, work for themselves, or occupy an elevated position in
the companies that employ them.
Sun in the Eleventh House

Sun in the eleventh house indicates people who identify who they are with whom
they know — friends, social contacts, and organizations to which they belong.
They may be excellent managers of organizations, but inat-
tentive when it comes to managing their personal affairs.
Business acumen can bring them wealth and status, but
they often prefer to remain in humble or temporary
surroundings that do not require their attention or care.
Wide-ranging goals supersede the desire to be confined
by too many material possessions. However, they can
never have too many friends or amusements. Their ego is
thrust outward into society, which means their activities and
talents must be expressed in that direction. Solar eleventh-house individuals are
natural promoters and fund-raisers.
Sun in the Twelfth House

When the Sun is in the twelfth house, the development and direction of the ego
are not affected nearly as much by what these individuals gain in life as they are
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by what is lost. Other people may never really come to know or fully understand
the real ambitions and nature of solar twelfth-house individuals. The truth is that
they often find it difficult to understand themselves. They
can surprise others (as well as themselves) with just how
strong and determined they can be. Many of them
possess keen interest in psychic energy, the occult,
dreams, and the subconscious mind. They may also be
deeply and adversely influenced by superstition or their
past. A twelfth-house Sun ego is strong implication of
those who prefer exerting their real control or influence
behind the scenes. Even individuals who have a life-style or
work that necessitates involvement with the pubhc at large may go out of their
way to avoid interactions with people on a personal level.
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Natal Moon in the Houses
Moon in the First House
Moon in the first house indicates individuals with personal magnetism as weU as
powerful personal aspirations. In spite of this, they are emotionally vulnerable
and can be greatly influenced by others. They are highly
sensitive about their looks and the impression they make
on others. Their personality and even their physical
appearance are subject to constant change. They may,
for example, adopt the latest fashions or mode of
behavior merely to assure themselves of being accepted.
To cover up any real or perceived weakness in them-
selves, they usually follow one of two paths. Either they
work twice as hard as anyone else, often becoming very
successful in the bargain, or they avoid failure by not doing anything at all. Even
those who seem successful and competent need continual reassurance on an
emotional level. They constantly seek advice from one source or another. Lunar
first-house people are apt to be guided and influenced in life by women, or one
female in particular.
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Moon in the Second House

Equating money or personal assets with emotional security is characteristic of
those bom with Moon in the second house. As a result of the tendency to pin
their happiness on inanimate treasures, these individuals
exhibit certain behavior patterns. Lack of money causes
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v\6 /^\ usual behavior, however, is for them to engage in
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^ money or status to obtain the affections or cooperation of
others, or allow themselves to be bartered in this way. The
Moon in the second house implies a certain flexibility when it comes to priorities.
What is important to these individuals today may not be so important
tomorrow. Many lunar second-house people have to assume financial responsi-
bility for the family. They may derive income or property through a woman or as
a result of inheritance.
Moon in the Third House

Third-house Moon indicates individuals with a singularly strong emotional iden-
tification with primary education, siblings, and their neighborhood or commu-
nity. They are deeply affected by positive or negative
circumstances and relationships they encounter in these
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manner,
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especially if they are shy to begin with.
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..y^ 1 lectual paths or they remain content to reflect the ideas of
others rather than generating or asserting their own. The
potential to be accident-prone, have limited memory, or lack mechanical and
communicative skiUs causes some of them to live by sheer instinct. For those
who escape this potential, there is frequently a strong desire to write or teach.
Third-house Moon implies those who like to keep busy in their own communi-
ties and prefer working close to home.
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Moon in the Fourth House

Emotional ties to home and family are greatly strengthened in those who are
bom with the Moon in the fourth house. Researching their family's genealogy
and preserving family heirlooms are strong characteristic
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patterns. Lunar fourth-house people tend to fantasize
about their family or family background, but there is no
telling exactly how this sort of tendency may be actual-
ized. Ifthese individuals possess mechanical or artistic
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these individuals are raised near the water or will reside
as adults. Many of them prefer to work or run a
business from their home. The mother is the most likely parent to play a domi-
nant role in shaping the desires and needs of fourth-house Moon individuals.
TThey often bear a strong physical resemblance to the mother or to her side of the
family. They may receive special assistance from the mother or be profoundly
affected by her death or absence.
Moon in the Fifth House

Fifth-house Moon individuals are sensitive, romantic, and apt to be quite fertile,
either literally, figuratively, or both. They tend to be rather lax disciplinarians
when dealing with children or pets, but they more than make
up for it with affection, concern, and patience. Unless
other factors in their personality interfere, they attract a
large number of friends and social acquaintances. Their
most enjoyable times are likely to be experienced at
home and with family members. The pursuit of pleasure
is problematic for lunar fifth-house individuals. With
concentrated efforts they can be very prudent and self-
controlled. However, when they cannot engender self-disci-
pline, they open the door to weight gain, promiscuity, wasted talents, and
addiction to habit-forming substances. Fond of the arts and entertainment, many
of them possess a fair amount of imagination and creative talent of their own.
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Moon in the Sixth House

Vulnerability to a continuing variety of medical complaints, especially stomach or
digestive disorders, is a common pattern when the Moon is in the sixth house.
The ailments of these individuals are not usually major
threats, but their maladies can disrupt work and routine
schedules. As a result, their work habits are inconsistent
as is their ability to remain employed. Their general
health and psychological outlook are strongly affected
by their job, and when the work environment or respon-
sibilities upset them, they lapse into inefficiency and
frequent absences. Many lunar sixth-house people operate
a business from their home or seek jobs related to homes, food,
family life, women, or children. They develop mothering instincts and other
strong emotional identification toward those who work for or with them. They
often work better with women than with men.
Moon in the Seventh House

Individuals who are born with Moon in the seventh house are apt to be the bene-
ficiaries of help or assistance from others, whether or not they have asked for
such assistance. They engender strong protective or
nurturing instincts in others, and may achieve success
solely through the help they receive. Moon in the
seventh house is indicative of the emotional nature of
the marriage and marriage partner. A man with seventh-
house Moon, for example, will often select a wife who
physically resembles or exhibits characteristics of his
mother. He may marry a very young woman or a woman
willing to play the role of mother as well as wife to him. A
woman with Moon in the seventh house exhibits strong emotional identification
with her husband. She is apt to be dominated in marriage, either by marrying a
man wdth a forceful nature or by the authority or status her husband represents.
Even if she divorces her husband, there is the potential she will have difficulty
finding psychological release from the failed marriage.
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Moon in the Eighth House

People who know exactly what they want and go about satisfying their desires
with remarkable tenacity describes those born with Moon in the eighth house.
These individuals are not apt to be glib or open concerning
their emotional needs until what they want is in front of
them, and then they become very frank and explicit in
expressing themselves. It may be difficult for others to
fathom the true feelings of eighth-house lunar people
because they so often appear emotionally self-contained
or satisfied even when they are not. They are excellent
researchers and investigators. They can be very competitive
on an emotional level which often results in jealousy and
possessiveness. These individuals have some special emotional involvement with
legacies or concern with death. The income of marriage partners may be derived
from family trusts or from work related to women, children, homes, food,
nursing, and family.
Moon in the Ninth House

Moon in the ninth house indicates those who tend to idealize relationships,
which can mean they are very romantic but not very realistic. These individuals
invariably possess a strong emotional identification with
higher learning whether or not they obtain degrees, with
cultural pursuits whether or not they have artistic talent,
with publishing whether or not they are writers, with
travel whether or not they go anywhere, with religion
whether or not they are religious, or with politics
whether or not they run for public office. Many lunar
ninth-house people are adept at foreign languages, promo-
tion, and public relations. Their residence may be close to or
associated with a church, university, or in a foreign country. They may marry a
foreigner, or their mother may be from a foreign country or of a different race
than their father.
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Moon in the Tenth House

There is bound to be desire for public acclaim when the Moon is in the tenth
house. Individuals bom with this Moon position often end up in very prominent
pubUc positions or attain pubUc attention for their actions or
some particular talent. Someone in their family may
achieve fame (or at least notoriety) . Although all tenth-
house Moon individuals may not gain widespread fame,
they often achieve limited pubHc recognition as
lecturers, clerics, business leaders, local poUticians, or
pubhc officials. At the very least, these individuals have
considerable concern with their popularity or public repu-
tation. They may care more about keeping up appearances than
they do about what happens to them privately. Tenth-house Moon impUes
emotional satisfaction derived through a career or long-range goals. It also
includes those who participate in a family business or follow the same career as
that of a parent. Even lunar tenth-house people who devote themselves to quietly
tending home and family derive renewed energy, inspiration, and enthusiasm
from being out in public.
Moon in the Eleventh House

Emotional networking is the key factor in describing the Moon in the eleventh
house. It is difficult for lunar eleventh-house people to invest their entire concen-
tration in one person. They need continuing contacts and a
variety of roles to play in the lives of others. ITiese indi-
viduals are apt to be well-liked, optimistic, and idealistic.
However, even those with a strong personaUty of their
own may tend to rely too heavily on what their friends
and associates think. In turn, they are endlessly involved
with the many confidences entrusted to them by these
people. The Moon in the eleventh house suggests that the
aspirations of these individuals can be so changeable that it
becomes difficult for them to estabUsh definite commitments, practical plans, or
long-range goals. Other potentials for those bom with Moon in the eleventh
house include hving with friends, friends living with them, and that family
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members may be among their closest friends. Lunar eleventh-house people may-
accomplish their successes in life through the assistance or guidance of friends.
Moon in the Twelfth House

Reality and unreality can become woefully confused when the Moon is in the
twelfth house. Those with this Moon position are going to have to work harder
than most to avoid the emotional pitfalls of guilt, self-pity, depression, and the idea
that there is loss connected with emotional commitment. Some will resist these
tendencies while others become victims of their own emotions. What they have
to understand is that they do have a choice in the matter. These individuals are
not likely to discuss their feelings or fantasies, at least not very often or with too
many people. Others find it hard to fathom what they are
feeling. It is almost certain that these individuals will expe-
rience secret or clandestine attachments. With them the
past is never quite over. People and events from their past
always seem to reappear. The intuitive powers of lunar
twelfth-house individuals is quite remarkable, and many
of them are interested in the occult, the subconscious,
dreams, and psychic energy. Their nature may be quiet but,
nevertheless, they are surprisingly social. Instinctively under-
standing what is wanted by others, they unobtrusively supply it, thereby gaining
appreciation and affection. Many of these individuals prefer to live near the sea.
Natal Mercury in the Houses

Mercury in the First House
People with Mercury in the first house are very talkative and
very busy. Ideas and projects seem to take up their every
waking moment. Not only do they eagerly communicate
their own ideas and information, most of these individ-
uals are continual conduits of information and news
from and about everyone else. Even first-house Mercury
individuals who 1are
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chatter possess intellectual curiosity and absorb all sorts of
information that they are happy to share. No matter what the true depth of their
understanding may be, those with first-house Mercury are able to give an impres'
sion of inteUigence, or at least mental alertness. These indi\dduals find it easy to
adapt their words and mannerisms to almost any situation. They are quick-witted
and clever manipulators. Adept at knowing what other people are thinking, they
are often tempted to say what others want to hear. TTie favorite topic of their
conversation is themselves.
Mercury in the Second House

Mercury's mental and mechanical gifts are translated into money and assets by
those who are bom with this planet in the second house. As a result, these indi-
viduals are fikely to derive their income through communica-
tion, sales, education, writing, publishing, travel,
transportation, or the design, installation, and repair of
machinery. Second-house Mercury people are adept at
picking up on the priorities and values of others, which
can make them successful opportunists, although not
necessarily manipulators or exploiters. De\ising and
using networks of all kinds is often their most valuable
asset. These individuals deal with the paperwork involved v^dth
various aspects of income and money. This includes people who cut out coupons
from newspapers to those who work as cashiers, accountants, and bank tellers.
Mercury in the Third House

The emphasis on information, ideas, communication, and transportation is
considerably magnified when Mercur)^ occupies the third house, which is why
many of those bom ^\ith third-house Mercury are natural
writers, teachers, salespersons, and secretaries. They are
the ones most likely to be involved with community
projects, mail delivery, telephones, travel, design, and
engineering. These individuals are constantly busy with
meetings, errands, and continual contact with sibhngs
and neighbors. They always know what's going on around
them. Third-house 1Mercury
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people have ver)^ keen instincts,
not ESP exactly, but what may seem like ESP. They may suflfer
firom nervousness, initabilit)^ inattentiveness, and a short attention span.
Mercury in the Fourth House

There is likely to be a sizable collection of books, magazines, and other written
material in the homes of people who are born with Mercury in the fourth house.
If these individuals happen to be more mechanically inclined
than intellectually oriented, their homes become the
repository of a wide assortment of appliances and other
machinery from clocks to cars. Fourth-house Mercury
people often prefer to work at home as bookkeepers,
writers, researchers, and teachers. Many possess artistic
and mechanical skills that enable them to make house-
hold repairs and do interior decorating. These individuals
may end up living with a sibKng or in the same neighborhood as
their siblings. Their homes are favorite gathering places for neighbors. Other
potentials for fourth-house Mercury people include residing in a mobile home,
many changes of residence, frequent alterations to their residence, or more than
one residence at a time. These individuals may buy and sell real estate and write
about or teach real estate.
Mercury in the Fifth House

Creative talent is combined with intellectual and communicative skills when
Mercury occupies the fifth house. For this reason many people born with fifth-
house Mercury possess talent for creative writing, acting,
imitation, and impersonation. Though not above taking a
chance on one throw of the dice, these individuals are
just as apt to enjoy learning the real mechanics of
gambling or trading stocks and commodities. They may
devise unique systems of their own for gambling and
other speculative ventures. They are most likely to be
romantically attracted to those with intellectual ability.
Mercury's presence in the fifth house suggests fickleness and
the tendency to indulge in more than one romance at a time. Fifth-house
Mercury people can be overly critical of a romantic partner or too analytical
regarding romance. They know all the right words to say but may not always
follow them up with actions. They take16pride in children's intellectual accom-
5 studies,
plishments and enjoy helping them with their which is the reason many
fifth-house Mercury individuals are excellent teachers.
Mercury in the Sixth House

Mercury in the sixth house indicates those who keep busy whether they work at
an outside job or in their home. These individuals are usually employed in
Mercury-ruled jobs and professions. They are writers, Ubrar-
ians, researchers, teachers, trainers, physical-fitness
experts, and computer or communications experts. They
operate or work in employment agencies and in social or
health-related agencies and services. Whatever their
work happens to be, people with Mercury in the sixth
house are sure to generate a lot of paperwork, reports,
memos, and Hsts. Some of them are so preoccupied with
unnecessary details or needless tasks, their work is never
caught up. UnwilUng or unable to delegate tasks to others, they end up
exhausted, overworked, and frustrated. Other sixth-house Mercury individuals
may have so many things going on that it is difficult for others to assist them.
Mercury's link with the sixth-house also implies a preference for working in one's
own neighborhood and those who work with or for a neighbor or sibhng.
Mercury in the Seventh House

Ideas and intellectual stimulation derived from interactions with others is vital to
people born with Mercury in the seventh house. This house position of Mercury
also suggests individuals who may have more than one
marriage partner, more than one business partner, or
several partnerships concerning different enterprises.
TTiese individuals may also form partnerships or have
contractual agreements of one kind or another with
siblings or with aunts and uncles on the mother's side of
the family. Seventh-house Mercury people usually have a
great deal of communication with their partners, and the
partners themselves are apt to be very talkative, intellectually
curious, and mechanically skilled. These individuals frequently possess an excel-
lent memory for names, faces, and facts about others.
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Mercury in the Eighth House

Expressing their ideas and opinions is not apt to be a way of merely passing the
time for people bom with Mercury in the eighth house. They are often serious-
minded individuals who do not enjoy pointless small talk.
They may be secretive regarding information or knowl-
edge they possess. Mercury in the eighth house indicates
those apt to give a lot of thought to the mysteries of life,
the occult and other arcane matters, and psychological
motivation and behavior. Mercury connected with the
eighth house can mean an interest or work in the stock
market and commodity investments, involvement with tax
or insurance matters, and handUng the financial affairs of
others. Many of these individuals are pathologists, researchers, and investigators.
Eighth'house Mercury also indicates that satisfactory sexual experiences may
require mental as well as physical stimulation, and that these individuals may
spend more time talking and thinking about sex than they do participating in it.
Mercury in the Ninth House

There is bound to be intellectual curiosity in those born with Mercury in the
ninth house. These individuals may not end up with college degrees or Pulitzer
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prizes, but they are eager to communicate their ideas and
opinions and to improve their understanding and gain new
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house Mercury indicates the potential for traveling to
foreign countries, receiving advanced education or training in a
foreign country, or earning advanced degrees in more than one subject.
Mercury in the Tenth House

Public recognition is what those born 16with
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looking for. Even if they do not seek attention for themselves, these individuals
seek a public forum in which to express their ideas, opinions, and information.
Some tenth-house individuals write speeches for others or become city planners
and engineers. Others enjoy carrying out mental pursuits in
public places, such as chess matches in the park or writing
letters to the editors of newspapers. Mercury in the
tenth house impUes the potential for more than one
career, or there is a dual-natured quality connected with
the career. Other tenth-house Mercury implications
include much communication and/or travel with the
father or other authority figures, and individuals whose
career or profession demands a great deal of traveUng, or
involves writing, communications, transportation, networking, and areas of
teaching or medicine that involve hearing, speech, or sight.
Mercury in the Eleventh House

Mercury in the eleventh house indicates individuals who use friends and acquain-
tances as sounding boards as well as inspiration for their thoughts and ideas.
Whatever their mental pursuits, they enjoy doing them in the
company of friends. These individuals may spend a lot of
time analyzing and discussing the roles they play (or
think they should play) in the lives of others. Mercury
in the eleventh house also implies individuals who are
interested and active in clubs and associations and are
often the ones who write and publish newsletters or
handle the paperwork for organizations. They are experts
at networking. Because they generally do a lot of circulating,
eleventh-house Mercury people often end up with more acquaintances than real
friends. This may also have to do with the fact that many of their friendships are
based on mental rapport rather than deep emotional commitment. Their best
friends are apt to be siblings or neighbors, and they may develop special or secret
forms of communication with them.
Mercury in the Twelfth House

Those bom with Mercury in the twelfth house tend to keep many of their ideas
and thoughts to themselves. They are able to think better when they are alone or
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in quiet places, and they are apt to be interested in studying dreams, the subcon-
scious, and ESP. Their thinking may not be in the least bit faulty but it is often
likely to be based as much on instinct or intuition as it is on
logic or reasoning. Sometimes this type of thinking works,
and sometimes these individuals need to get a clearer
sense of reality. They spend a lot of time thinking about
and analyzing their failures and disappointments, their
hidden fears and worries, and their past. They often
suffer from insomnia. Twelfth-house Mercury implies the
potential of a photographic memory or the ability to
become a master of disguise. The work that twelfth-house
Mercury people do may involve something normally hidden or out of sight, or it
may be in areas related to hospitals, prisons, or charitable institutions. These
individuals may deal with secret communications, ciphers, or other forms of code.
Natal Venus in the Houses

Venus in the First House
All the charm and social grace of Venus are apphed to the personality and, in
many cases, the physical appearance of those who are bom with this planet in the
first house. As a rule their physical features, especially facial
features, are evenly balanced. Even when they are not
beautiful, first-house Venus people can and do employ
their charming personaUty and mannerisms to enhance
their physical appearance. They enjoy dressing well, and
use cosmetics and other beauty aids with desirable
results. At times some of these individuals become avant-
garde as a social statement of sorts, but most of them rarely
go to extremes in either their looks or personality. When
Venus is knocked off balance by other factors in the background or character, it
can mean individuals who are either totally and constantly absorbed with their
own appearance and social status or those who are totally negligent of how they
look or behave.
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Venus in the Second House

Second-house Venus implies individuals who place a high premium on their
friendships and social contacts. Rarely do they want or enjoy money for its own
sake. The things they want are beauty, pleasure, luxury, and
all the other advantages wealth can provide. Second-house
Venus people are not greedy and often balance their
personal advantages with philanthropic endeavors, but
those who lack balance never enjoy what money
provides and fail to treasure what should be valued.
Venus in the second house impUes that income is derived
from such areas as law, art, music, jewelry, design, or beau-
tification. Money and assets may come to these individuals
through joint ventures or a partner.
Venus in the Third House

Communicative skills and social instincts are enhanced when Venus occupies the
third house. Individuals born with Venus in this house are very sociable, espe-
cially within their immediate environment. Relations with
their sibUngs and with their neighbors are usually very
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knocked off balance by some factor in their character or
background, these individuals can experience difficulty in
getting along with relatives and neighbors, or they may be rude
and antisocial in their attitudes and expressions. TTiird-house Venus people
frequently form partnerships or joint ventures with a sibling, neighbor, or class-
mate. Venus also impUes that much enjoyment may be derived from vehicles
(especially luxury vehicles) and from travel.
Venus in the Fourth House

Venus in the fourth house indicates individuals who feel more sociable and
romantic when they are in the comfort of their own home, and as a result enjoy
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entertaining in this environment. They seek a beautiful, harmonious home.

Books, art, and music are prominent features of the decor as well as the activities
in their home. Fourth-house Venus people enjoy presenting
musical programs at home or extend the hospitality of
their home to literary or art organizations. These indi^
viduals may be involved in real estate, architecture, inte-
rior or landscape design. They may come from a
wealthy or luxurious background or inherit wealth or
beauty from the mother or mother's side of the family.
Venus also suggests a marriage partner from their home
town. Negative potentials of fourth-house Venus include lack of
enjoyment and harmony in the home and domestic life. These individuals may
only use home as a place to camp out, when they bother to come home at all. It
can also indicate difficult relationships with parents and other family members.
Venus in the Fifth House

The capacity for enjoyment is enhanced when Venus occupies the fifth house.
These individuals frequently have the ability to raise socializing and the pursuit
of pleasure to an art form. They have such merry, generous
natures that others don't notice or become offended if they
overindulge themselves. They can be such thoughtful
lovers that their amorous conquests don't seem to mind
being in a long line of other romantic partners. Fifth-
house Venus people enjoy expensive clothes and other
luxury items. Venus also implies artistic and other
creative talents which is why quite a few of them work in
stage and costume design, music, writing, or illustration. They
are apt to have special rapport with children, understanding what sort of activities
amuse and entertain them. TTiere is no doubt that their tendency to go overboard
makes it necessary for these individuals to keep their appetites under control,
curb the desire to overindulge children and romantic partners, and confine
gambling instincts within safe limits.
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Venus in the Sixth House

Preference for working with others, in partnership, or in small groups is a good
indication of those with Venus in the sixth house. These individuals are apt to be
very sociable and cooperative in their working environment
and may play the role of peacemaker when disagreements
occur. Sixth-house Venus individuals find it difficult to
work efficiently in an atmosphere of disharmony They
want to get out of their work an equal measure of what
they put into it. They become discouraged by insuffi-
cient wages, lack of promotion or recognition, and assign-
ments that have nothing to do with their skills or the
reasons for which they were hired. Venus in the sixth house
implies the potential for marriage with a coworker or with someone they meet
through their work. Jobs that attract these individuals are related to health,
beauty, fashions, books, law, counseling (especially marriage counseling), art,
design, jewelry, flowers, and public relations. Rich foods, especially sweets, must
be limited or their health will suffer. When it comes to keeping physically fit,
these individuals do best if they have a partner to encourage and motivate them.
Venus in the Seventh House

The sociable, people-oriented energy of Venus is emphasized in those with
Venus in the seventh house. These individuals are charming and polite to
everyone they meet. Without constant exposure to other
people, they can become withdrawn and unmotivated
because they depend on such interactions for inspiration
and feedback. However needful seventh-house Venus
people are for the company of others, it usually has to
be on a one-to-one basis, since they dislike waiting in
line and hate to get caught in crowds. They have the
capacity to derive much enjoyment from marriage,
although Venus in the seventh house is no guarantee of wedded
bliss. Whether or not they are married, these individuals achieve some of their
greatest successes through partnerships and cooperative efforts of one kind or
another. If Venus is knocked off balance because of other factors in their char-
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acter or background, these individuals experience difficulty in finding the right

partner, or they lack ability to get along with other people in general.
Venus in the Eighth House

Venus in the eighth house indicates people who tend to be quiet but intense in
social environments. They do not relish superficial small talk for which they
usually have limited ability and less patience. Although it
may not be deliberate on their part, eighth-house Venus
people often seem enigmatic or intriguing to others.
Venus in the eighth house includes the potential that
financial gain as well as increased social status can come
through marriage. They frequently possess remarkable
ability to understand the psychology of human motiva-
tion and relationships. These individuals can become
jealous and possessive in their sexual attachments even if they
do not exhibit such traits with regard to other matters. Negative factors in their
personality or background can cause them to marry for money, experience loss of
money or status through marriage, contact sexually transmitted disease, or
develop neurotic social tendencies.
Venus in the Ninth House

Appreciation for art, music, and other cultural pursuits is almost always
enhanced in those who are born with Venus in the ninth house. These individ-
X "tx uals like to think of themselves as citizens of the world and,
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art, museums, writing, broadcasting, advertising, diplo-
macy, foreign trade, or the judicial system. If Venus is
knocked off balance by other factors in their character or back-
ground, these individuals can develop antisocial
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laws, and experience unfavorable court judgments.
Venus in the Tenth House

Venus in the tenth house indicates people who tend to get noticed because of
their talent, looks, charming personality, or all three of these assets. They are
very popular and have friends or a partner in prominent posi-
tions. Tenth-house Venus also suggests the potential that
the father may be especially handsome or he may
possess artistic talent. Most tenth-house Venus individ-
uals derive a great deal of pleasure from performing in
pubhc. They are excellent ad4ibbers, impromptu
speakers, and toastmasters. When Venus is knocked off
balance, they become overly dramatic and nonappeasable
seekers of the spotlight who selfishly use relationships to
further their own career or goals. They experience difficult relationships with the
father and other authority figures.
Venus in the Eleventh House

Impressive networking skills and innumerable friends and social acquaintances
are some of the gifts of those who are born with Venus in the eleventh house.
They almost always have a full schedule of social activities,
organizational meetings, and other interests that keep
them in constant contact with others. These individuals
enjoy the companionship of beautiful, charming people,
especially those who are musical or artistic. When
marriage or romance ends for these individuals, they are
often able to remain friends with their partners. Eleventh-
house Venus suggests the potential for marrying someone
who started out to be just a friend. These individuals are excel-
lent membership chairpersons, fund-raisers, diplomats, and international finance
experts. On the negative side of Venus, these individuals can become antisocial
and rude, exploit their friends for personal gain, and lack discrimination in
choosing friends.
Venus in the Twelfth House

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Venus in the twelfth house indicates those 74who are shy in social situations. Their
shyness may develop into lack of confidence, and, as a result, they fall in love with
anyone who pays them the sUghtest attention. They can become victims of rela^
tionships with those who threaten "suicide or worse" should the affair be broken
off. These individuals may themselves be guilty of using this
destructive ploy in order to hold on to partners who
threaten to abandon them. TTie positive side of Venus
includes potential for remarkable artistic talent that
appeals to others on a subliminal or unconscious level.
They also have uncanny intuition about people as well
as relationships. Venus impUes those who are wise,
compassionate judges or counselors, creative writers, or
gifted poets. They are almost certain to have secret fantasies
and, perhaps, a secret romance or marriage. Twelfth-house Venus implies the
potential that their lovers or marriage partners may be dancers, reside near the
ocean, have disabilities, or belong to a minority race or culture.
Natal Mars in the Houses

Mars in the First House
Red hair, ruddy complexions, or the tendency to wear red hats or other clothing
are characteristic trademarks of people who are bom with Mars in the first house.
Unless other factors in their personality or background
subdue such traits, these individuals are often impatient
and aggressive. They may not appear openly combative,
but with very Kttle provocation they confront situations
openly and with force. They want to convey an impres-
sion ofphysical force, or at least their physical presence
wherever they go. Most of these individuals have a
distinctly masculine approach to things. Females as well as
males with first'house Mars can be described as hard drinkers,
hard workers, and hard players. Once motivated, they seldom hesitate and go
after what they want with energy and enthusiasm. Although a prominent Mars
position impUes energy and action, there is often too little thought or organiza-
tion behind what they do and as a result valuable time and talent is needlessly
wasted. Those who possess a quieter personality may not be as openly aggressive
or impatient. However, they too have 1an75 underlying energy and stamina that
keeps them going long after others have run out of steam.
Mars in the Second House

The physical energy and efforts of Mars are focused on income and assets when
this planet occupies the second house. Second-house Mars suggests that physical
efforts are likely to be equated with money or with gaining
something equally valuable, which is why these people are
not inclined to put much work into anything that doesn't
pay They don't usually have much preoccupation with
amassing wealth for its own sake, but those who do have
a tendency to become passionately dedicated to the accu-
mulation ofmoney never stop to spend it or enjoy any of
the advantages it can provide. Second-house Mars people
are more likely to be enthusiastic spenders than savers. Their
assets may come through men or a particular male influence. Income may also be
derived through Mars-ruled enterprises such as sports, armed forces, manufac-
turing, fire fighting, and physical labor. Mars represents energy. Whether or not
these individuals are conscious of it, they value energy and vitahty as desirable
assets and are attracted to these qualities in others.
Mars in the Third House

Mars in the third house speeds the thought process, communication, and
mannerisms. It indicates individuals with short attention spans. They have intel-
lectual curiosity so they want to know many things, but
unfortunately they usuaUy want to know everything at
once. Their impatience makes the procedure of formal
education very confining. Third-house Mars people
learn best through actual physical experience. Although
they dislike long-winded lectures and convoluted
thinking in other people, they are not above engaging in
these activities themselves. Taking care of details and orga-
nization presents too much of a task, and if they are obliged to
pay attention to such matters, they resort to hiring or cajoHng others to do it for
them. They are most physically active in their own neighborhood and commu-
nity, so much so that many of them never venture too far away from it. These
individuals are compeUed to turn thoughts and ideas into action. A too quick or
volatile temper and the tendency to engage in ill-considered acts are negative
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potentials, along with being accident-prone, especially with cars and while trav
eling within a short distance of home. On the positive side, Mars suggests
mechanical ability, impressive oratory, and inspired ideas.
Mars in the Fourth House

A great deal of physical energy and vitality is likely to be focused on family activ-
ities and various aspects of home and domestic life when Mars occupies the
fourth house. This has a wide range of potentials for individ'
uals bom with fourth-house Mars. It may mean, for
example, that their occupation involves real estate, inte-
rior design, architecture, family counseling, a family
business, or business operated in their home. Fourth'
house Mars is a strong indication of an active domestic
environment. There may be so much physical activity it
is difficult for these individuals to generate a serene and
quiet atmosphere when the need arises. Their residence is apt
to be designed and/or decorated with a distinctly masculine orientation using
bold colors (perhaps a lot of red, which is a favorite Mars color). There is poten-
tial that the mother may be overly domineering or that she may be forced by
circumstances to play the role of father as well as mother. The negative potential
includes a volatile, perhaps violent domestic environment, as well as the danger
of accidents or fire in the home.
Mars in the Fifth House

Creative projects, children, romance, social activities, and the pursuit of amuse-
ment and pleasure are primary targets for the physical efforts of individuals with
Mars in the fifth house. This Mars position indicates love of
children, and further it impHes individuals with a high
potential for procreation. Long on passion, fifth-house
Mars people can be short on patience when it comes to
the more subtle intricacies of romance. Those whose
life-style does not include bearing children or engaging
in romantic adventures themselves may deal with these
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subjects on a professional or impersonal level, or they may
sublimate their energy into other creatively satisfying activities.
The energy of fifth-house Mars suggests those with a gambler's heart. TTiey are
also likely to be sports enthusiasts as well as participants. Physical pleasures are
pursued with enthusiasm, and their sense of humor may extend to playing prac-
tical jokes. This position of Mars relies heavily on the maturity of those who
inherit it. If there are negative factors in their personahty or background, they can
be grossly self-indulgent and egotistical or waste their skills and talent.
Mars in the Sdcth House

Mars in the sixth house indicates those who put a lot of their energy and vitality
into their work. It indicates mechanical skills, and many of these individuals are
inventors, surgeons, tailors, machinists, engineers, builders,
and inveterate tinkerers. Those with managerial skills are
tireless administrators who know how to extract
maximum efficiency from their staffs. Sixth-house Mars
individuals often choose a Une of work that involves an
element of risk. The risk could be physical, economic, or
it could be emotional as in the case of those who work
with very ill or disturbed people. Their work may involve
manufacture or sale of knives, weapons, explosives, or fire-
fighting equipment. Whatever their job, these individuals are happiest in an
active environment that offers a wide variety of challenges and tasks. Mars in the
sixth house also suggests enthusiasm for maintaining health and physical fitness.
If other factors contribute to giving these individuals a high level of energy, they
engage in a variety of strenuous activities that keep them in shape. They must
guard against high blood pressure, fever, headaches, and strain.
Mars in the Seventh House

Marriage, business partnerships, joint ventures, contractual negotiations or other
legal matters, and dealing with other people in general are the focus for the phys-
ical efforts of those born with Mars in the seventh house. They enthuse and
encourage others to be sure, but seventh-house Mars people also rely on others
to inspire energy and vitality within themselves. Seventh-house Mars implies
physical contacts with others, but whether they are hostile confrontations or
cooperative efforts is not described simply by Mars in the seventh house.
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Marriage or business partnerships may not always be easy

for them to estabUsh. Their energy and activities can be
sapped or overshadowed by an overly aggressive partner.
Negative factors in their personality or background can
mean argumentative and even violent encounters, and
loss of a partner through accident. Seventh-house Mars
individuals may seek a career in law and contract negotia^
tion or marry someone who works in these areas.
Mars in the Eighth House

Energy and stamina are given intensity when Mars occupies the eighth house.
Where the energy is applied is not determined solely by Mars in the eighth
house, but aggressiveness and focus are connected with
almost every physical effort. Individuals who are born with
Jliil^ Mars in the eighth house have specific desires and no
hesitation about gratifying them. They may be secretive
or circumspect in their movements and activities, or at
least give others that kind of impression. The negative
potential of this Mars position includes those who are
deeply possessive or vengeful. Mars in the eighth house
suggests an active sex life, concern with sexual matters, and
intense attitudes and mannerisms toward the opposite sex. Many of these indi-
viduals develop remarkable ability to understand sexuality from a psychological
as well as physical point of view and to do research or counseling in this field.
Eighth-house Mars people are physically resourceful and frequently are able to do
more than one thing extremely well. They are likely to possess mechanical
and/or artistic skills that are especially valuable in renovation and remodeling.
Mars in the Ninth House

Mars in the ninth house indicates those who concentrate energy and physical
efforts in areas related to higher education, specialized training, politics, sports,
philosophy, art, religion, sociology, music, publishing, foreign studies, and travel.
Even though these individuals may not be involved professionally in any of these
areas, they are Ukely to pursue some type of active involvement in them. Mars in
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sons, and those who work in direct mail, advertising, or
broadcasting. Home may be where their heart is, but not
necessarily where the many and varied interests of
ninth-house Mars people take them. They spend more
time running around than they do at home. Negative
factors in their personaHty or background can mean frantic
actions and fanatic zeal. It also signifies problems related to
higher education, unfavorable court decisions, and confrontations with in-laws.
The positive ninth-house Mars potential suggests a lively, risk-taking nature that
urges these individuals to seek higher levels of understanding, new adventures,
and experiences beyond their immediate environment.
Mars in the Tenth House

Those who are born with a tenth-house Mars enjoy carrying out their work or
other activities in a public place. These individuals are very ambitious and are
excellent promoters. For the most part it is themselves or
their own efforts that they promote, but they can become
enthusiastic about seeking public attention for someone
else or a cause in which they have great interest. Some
people may work as tirelessly as they do, but few will
match the aggressiveness and persuasive force of tenth-
house Mars individuals. Some people may be content to
work quietly behind the scenes, but tenth-house Mars
people want their efforts to be noticed. They are apt to work
better alone and prefer to operate their own business rather than work for
anyone else. The life-style they choose is not apt to be tranquil or ordinary. Mars
in the tenth house suggests difficulty attracting a marriage partner. TThis is prin-
cipally because their attention is so often focused on their career or other goals
that they don't have time for anyone else or they are so aggressive that a poten-
tial marriage partner feels threatened. The negative potential of this Mars posi-
tion implies a father who is domineering or disagreements with superiors and
other authority figures.
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Mars in the Eleventh House

Those who put energy and vitaHty into social relationships and who constantly
devise schemes for attaining what they want are likely to have Mars in the
eleventh house. The rashness and passion associated with
Mars also mean they work very hard for something but
once they get it, they want something else. These indi-
viduals often have many acquaintances but few friends,
there being more energy applied to participating in
activities with friends than in making emotional commit-
ments. Negative factors in their personality or back-
ground increase potential for hostile confrontation with
friends and acquaintances. It can also mean they are so irascible
and contentious that they are unable to attract anyone with enough patience to
put up with them. Mars in the eleventh house indicates that most friendships are
formed either with men or with people of either sex who have an Aries type of
nature and energy, such as sports enthusiasts, hunters, or daredevils.
Mars in the Twelfth House

The activities of those with Mars in the twelfth house are not carried out in
places of high visibility. TTie things these individuals do may go unrecognized or
undetected. They may deliberately attempt to be secretive, or
sometimes it is a case where the nature of their work or
activities requires clandestine movements. Twelfth-
house Mars suggests individuals whose job or profes-
sion may not be connected with what they would really
like to do. It is also an indication that they work in char-
itable organizations or in places of confinement such as
hospitals and prisons. The twelfth-house position of Mars
indicates those who have an interest in the occult, dreams, or
the unconscious mind. The negative potential includes the loss of a partner,
being cheated or deceived by a partner, or unrealistic ambitions and undertak-
ings. The real energy, depth of passion, and power in these individuals are not
readily apparent to others.
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Natal Jupiter in the Houses

Jupiter in the First House
A people'oriented personality, independence, optimism, and flair for exaggeration
and dramatic gestures are characteristic of people bom with Jupiter in the first
house. They possess intellectual curiosity and a quick wit.
Whether or not they are serious scholars, these individ-
uals respect knowledge. TTiey want to surround them-
selves with all the good things in life and to give others
the impression that they have such things. Enjoyment
of food and drink causes many of them to gain weight,
but bigness may be an element of their personaUty and
spirit rather than their physical girth. First-house Jupiter
people frequently have talent for acting and impersonation. As
a rule, they never miss an opportunity to travel, have new experiences, or embark
on new adventures. They are very open and honest, and their too-candid remarks
can be misinterpreted as rudeness. They are apt to resemble their father in looks
and personaUty
Jupiter in the Second House

People who Hke to succeed on their own is one way to describe those with Jupiter
in the second house. These individuals thrive on the challenge of making their
own money. Second-house Jupiter does not guarantee wealth
or luck in monetary matters, but it invariably means
generosity and the potential for spending money lavishly.
There is potential for travel or trade that is related to
foreign goods and services as a means of livelihood.
Other possible sources of income for second-house
Jupiter people include consulting, publishing, theater,
sports, education, or religion. These individuals usually
place a high priority and value on knowledge even though they
may not be scholars themselves. Jupiter also implies they may receive financial
help in attaining higher education and/or they may be the ones to come to the
aid of others in this respect.
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Jupiter in the Third House

Jupiter in the third house indicates very talkative people, bom communicators
and salesmen. Although this Jupiter position implies that they are very bright and
k anxious to learn new things, it doesn't mean they will

y/^ yN. become scholars. If these individuals have trouble with
school, it's because they prefer to learn on their own,
following their interests and curiosity rather than plod-
ding through repetitious lessons. They constantly seek
to expand their intellectual horizons, even if it is only by
reading the daily newspaper. Jupiter in the third house
implies mechanical ability, artistic skills, or writing talent.
They and/or their father may work in sales, advertising, drama,
dance, publishing, travel, promotion, poUtics, education, or religion. These indi-
viduals tend to get involved with community actions and projects. Jupiter's third-
house presence impUes generosity to family members as well as to neighbors.
Negative factors in their personality or background can mean inability to settle
down, physical awkwardness (sometimes to the point of being accident-prone),
disorganization, procrastination, unwillingness to take responsibility, and
tendency to shade the truth or exaggerate facts.
Jupiter in the Fourth House

The nature of the background and upbringing of people who are bom with
Jupiter in the fourth house might be described as an environment that encour-
ages independent thinking and personal growth and empha-
sizes religion, education, or cultural pursuits. As a rule,
these individuals enjoy warmth, merriness, and
generosity in their home and family. Their residence,
either as children or adults, may be quite grand or
opulent, evidence of the best advantages that life has to
offer. TThe negative potential can mean those who suffer
from the effect of an environment that is too permissive, or
one that places too much importance on material wealth or
status and not enough on developing personal character and loving relationships.
There is also potential that these individuals 183 are bom in a foreign country or
their parents are of foreign birth. More than one language may be spoken in their
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home. The fourth house of the horoscope represents the beginning as well as the
end of things. No matter what happens to these individuals, they always seem to
land on their feet.
Jupiter in the Fifth House

Jupiter in the fifth house indicates those with a strong sense of their own creative
spirit. It is more than an expression of artistic talent, vivid imagination, or abun-
dant procreation. These individuals want to feel somehow set
apart from the world while still a part of it; they want to
associate themselves with higher spiritual or intellectual
levels. However, even those who aspire to the highest
planes of spirituality and creativity are likely to possess
a merry disposition that is not above enjoying the plea-
sures and delights of the physical world. Jupiter in the
fifth house implies those who are Kkely to be very generous
to romantic partners, having the abihty to be a friend as well as
a lover to them. They are most attracted (romantically or platonically) to people
with a high degree of intelHgence, enthusiasm, spirituality, and a flair for excite-
ment and drama. Whether or not fifth-house Jupiter individuals become parents
themselves, their attitude toward children is warm and caring, although perhaps
a bit too indulgent at times. Likely to be fond of animals, they treat their pets with
the same doting affection as their children. The negative potentials of this Jupiter
house position include the possibility of disappointment in romance and specu-
lative ventures, gross exaggeration, and reckless indulgence.
Jupiter in the Sdcth House

People who require a lot of independence and latitude in their work are charac-
teristic ofthose bom with Jupiter in the sixth house. Many of
them prefer to operate their own businesses. When they
are employed by others, however, they are happiest
v/hen they can work without too much supervision,
when they can proceed at their own pace and make their
own deadlines, and 184 when they are allowed to take some
Hberty in changing the tasks and projects they are given.
These individuals often prefer working with the public and
in highly visible areas. Travel or publishing may be related to their job. They may
be employed by relatives from their mother's side of the family. Although sixth'
house Jupiter people have a tendency to exaggerate their own importance at
times, they are cheerful and optimistic toward those who work for or with them.
The negative potentials include those who are chronically disorganized in their
work and those who experience health problems that result from overindulgence.
Jupiter in the Seventh House

Marriage and business partnerships require a certain amount of independence
when Jupiter is in the seventh house. People born with this Jupiter position
cannot let their alliances become burdened by possessiveness
or emotional dependency. Marriage, joint ventures, and
partnerships are likely to broaden their intellectual
horizon, increase their economic or social status, and
expand their life-style. Their marriage or business
partner may tend to propose big ideas and grandiose
schemes, and/or be physically above average in size.
Seventh'house Jupiter individuals may be regarded by
others as scholarly, influential, generous, or spiritual, some
times without much justification for such opinions. Females with seventh-house
Jupiter often marry men that resemble or characterize their father. The negative
potentials include those who marry solely to improve their wealth or status and
those who take their partner too much for granted.
Jupiter in the Eighth House

People who feel that a vital part of their independence and importance as an indi'
vidual depends on their material and nonmaterial resources often have Jupiter in
the eighth house. These individuals may be very interested in
the stock market, handle property and investments for
others, or be involved with taxes, insurance, and estate
planning. Jupiter in the eighth house is also an implica-
tion of remarkable recuperative powers. The potential
involves more than recovery from physical illness; it
includes emotional 185 upheavals, financial setbacks, and
other disappointments or failures. Eighth-house Jupiter

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implies the possibility of a wealthy marriage partner, and it also suggests that a
partner's income may be derived through writing, pubKshing, poUrics, law,
foreign trade, or education. The negative potential is that expansiveness and opti-
mism can waste resources and monumental debt may be incurred.
Jupiter in the Ninth House

Intellectual curiosity, independent attitudes, idealism, and quickness of mind are
associated with Jupiter in the ninth house. People bom with this Jupiter house
position have great respect for knowledge. There is no guar-
antee they will pursue higher education, but they gener-
ally have a talent for getting the latest news as well as
gossip. Avid readers of newspapers and magazines, these
individuals are usually very well informed about poHtical
and social issues. Ninth-house Jupiter suggests potential
talent for languages, diplomacy, and arbitration. These
individuals enjoy traveling, cultural pursuits, gambling,
sports, and other activities that offer intellectual and physical
challenge. Many of them have a strong reHgious or spiritual nature, a wonderful
sense of humor, and a gift for storytelling. Negative potentials can mean mental
laziness, disorganization, dishonesty, exaggeration, and overestimation.
Jupiter in the Tenth House

Jupiter in the tenth house indicates those who consciously or subconsciously
seek a pubHc forum to exhibit their intellectual skills, artistic talent, or specialized
training. TTieir knowledge and skills must be transmitted to
others, and so they seek work or other activities that put
them directly in touch with the pubUc. Jupiter's associa-
tion with the tenth house suggests individuals with
special interest or a career in such areas as promotion,
entertainment, politics, art, sales, broadcasting, educa-
tion, or rehgion. They effortlessly attract the attention of
those with power and influence, and just as efifortlessly
achieve such positions themselves. A tenth-house Jupiter
imphes wealth, honor, and status related to the father. It also suggests the father
is a generous parent who broadens his offspring's intellectual horizons and gives
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valuable assistance and advice. The negative potentials of Jupiter in the tenth
house include difficulty or loss related to the father, restrictions imposed by supc
riors, and frustration or delay in attaining promotions or other personal goals. It
can also mean individuals who are put in situations for which they are not
adequately prepared or for which they lack the necessary skills.
Jupiter in the Eleventh House

People who are born with Jupiter in the eleventh house derive much happiness
and joy through friends, children, and social contacts. They are very optimistic
and enjoy everything life has to offer. These individuals are
likely to gain personal growth and advancement through
their network of friends and acquaintances. When
circumstances or lack of motivation leaves no opportU'
nity to make friends or join groups and associations,
their progress may suffer accordingly. Sometimes these
individuals collect more friends and acquaintances than a
single lifetime can handle. Eleventh-house Jupiter people
feel they are someone's friend even though the association
consists of nothing more than a single meeting. The negative potential includes
those who never settle for anything less than the best and seek to attain the
highest social status, no matter what the cost or whether it is obtained at the
expense of more important values. It also implies people who are never content,
always wanting more than what they have.
Jupiter in the Twelfth House

Jupiter in the twelfth house indicates those who possess remarkable inability to
worry. They may never even get that far in their thinking. They simple forge
ahead. In troubled or risky situations that make most people
uneasy, twelfth-house Jupiter individuals seem to have a
vague sense that they will somehow be saved, even if the
rescue usually occurs at the eleventh hour. For better or
worse they are encouraged in such notions since, in
fact, they are often rescued. Sometimes they are saved by
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unexpected or unknown sources, and sometimes their
savior is a marriage partner or other relative. These
individuals are often very generous themselves when it comes to helping others.
Jupiter represents expansive thinking, and the twelfth house does not present a
clear sense of reahty. As a result, they may never be certain of their own limita^
tions or have a true idea of what is and what is not possible. These individuals
can achieve astounding success simply because no one told them they couldn't.
Many of them possess a highly developed intuition and are interested in occult
subjects, the subconscious mind, and the interpretation of dreams. Jupiter's
twelfth-house position impHes fondness for gambling, theater, art, and dancing.
The ocean or marine life may also have particular appeal.
Natal Saturn in the Houses

Saturn in the First House
For those with Saturn in the first house, the biggest lessons in life involve self-
image. It doesn't matter what circumstances life presents, the biggest challenge
for these individuals is always themselves. First-house Saturn
indicates difficult circumstances surrounding birth and
the early years of life. Whatever their childhood was like,
these individuals are consciously or subconsciously
disappointed by it and with themselves as well. Such
inner negativity may result in their denying themselves
any personal success or happiness, or they may
completely abandon themselves to pleasure and other
indulgences as a form of self-destruction. They feel they are
unworthy, unattractive, and undesirable, no matter what the mirror reflects or
what others may tell them. At every turn, they are confronted by their fears and
insecurities. How well they learn to deal with such personal conflict becomes a
mark of their strength and success as an adult. First-house Saturn may indicate
inner turmoil but by no means does it suggest a somber or colorless personaHty.
On the contrary, these individuals usually overcompensate by developing a
cheerful demeanor. They are wilUng to accept hardship and responsibihties,
which, in most cases, they feel they were bom to endure.
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Saturn in the Second House

Whether they are rich or poor, people born with Saturn in the second house
worry about money Concern with money, however, is usually their motivation
to acquire it, and few of them ever experience the poverty
they fear. The biggest lessons in life for these individuals
involve material assets as well as values and priorities.
These are not easy lessons because the struggle is not
necessarily lack of wealth or lack of values but a ques-
tion of development and use of these things. Second-
house Saturn individuals can, for example, be foolishly
extravagant when they should be cautious and too prudent
when they should be generous. They may be so wary about
being taken advantage of that they refuse to help deserving people or causes.
Some of them overcompensate for such unworthy suspicions by being too
generous, with the result that people do take advantage of them. Grappling with
values, priorities, and money — and in the process, learning what is really impor-
tant in life — is the key to their happiness and success.
Saturn in the Third House

Learning, communication, and the development or use of basic skills are going to
present some problems or limitations somewhere along the line for those with
Saturn in the third house. Circumstances may prevent or
greatly restrict their early education, or they may simply
/. \io 9/ \ be uninterested students. Later in life, however, these
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or speech impediments. It also suggests those who suffer
XJi_ from depression or are overly cautious and pessimistic.
__>/Otherf areas of concern can involve siblings, and there are
several possibilities regarding them. Third-house Saturn people may be deprived
of such relationships by being an only child. A generation gap may exist that
limits their contacts or understanding with much older siblings. They may have
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to assume responsibility for younger brothers and sisters. Relationships with
neighbors and schoolmates can be stable and long-lasting, but loss of privacy or
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other burdens can sometimes complicate these associations. Travel may be
restricted, or accommodations while traveling may be austere. These individuals
own few cars or other vehicles, and the standard, practical models they choose
give them many years of dependable service. Saturn suggests a stable, practical (if
unimaginative) mind. Third-house Saturn individuals are able to present well-
organized and structured ideas and information, and they can develop and make
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good use of basic mechanical, design, or computer skills. Many of them become
the soul of authority, rehabihty, and strength to their family and neighbors.
Saturn in the Fourth House

Learning to accept and to handle family relationships, hardships, and responsi-
bilities iswhat Saturn in the fourth house is all about. For those bom with this
Saturn, there is an austerity and strictness that may apply to
/\ the personality of one or both of their parents, to the
,/ \ emotional content of their home, or to physical aspects
y<^ \ of their surroundings. It can mean those who are
;;~^ I deprived of a parent early in life. Whatever their actual
v5^\/ childhood circumstance or family history may be, these
|k / individuals harbor great concerns about it. As adults they
'"^^^ may be strict and inflexible in their own domestic environ-
ment or so fearful as to dismiss any notion of establishing their
own home or family. Saturn's positive association includes those who maintain
very stable family relationships. Many of these individuals live their entire life in
the same house or hometown. In some cases they may become homebound,
unable through illness or for other reasons to leave their residence.
Saturn in the Fifth House

People bom with Satum in the fifth house find that their biggest restrictions and
other obstacles in life involve romance, the pursuit of pleasure, speculative
ventures, the development and use of creative talent, and children. For fifth-house
Satum individuals there is often a fear of rejection that makes them hesitant in
matters of the heart. Spontaneity is out of the question. Their romantic attach-
ments are burdened by commitment or other inhibitory factors somewhere along
the line. Self-indulgence and the pursuit of pleasure are sure to be penalized.
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Social activities are often undertaken as much for business purposes and obliga-
tory reasons as for simple enjoyment. Gambling is not wise. When good luck
does come along, it must never be taken for granted. The best
philosophy for these individuals is to take the money and
run. Their artistic or creative talent may be limited or
nonexistent. Those who do possess such talent may
have difficulty developing or gaining recognition for it.
Saturn's connection with restriction does not neces-
sarily indicate lack of offspring. It implies that relation-
ships with young children may be burdened with too much
somberness or formality. However, as their children mature,
relationships with them may become more satisfying. Fifth-house Saturn indi-
viduals may have to assume the entire parental responsibility for their children.
Maintaining a healthy, balanced perspective and determined attitude in all that
has just been described brings these individuals well-earned joy.
Saturn in the Sixth House

Saturn in the sixth house suggests those who tend to be overly concerned about
their job. They are often workaholics who suffer stress from overwork. Whether
they work at home or at a job, they are required to make a
total commitment to their tasks. Other people may not be
penalized if they refuse to accept unpleasant chores, take
shortcuts, or get others to do their work, but sixth-
house Saturn individuals rarely succeed in such
attempts. Part of their responsibilities may require
supervising or giving extra assistance to coworkers.
TTiese individuals do well in an occupation that involves
definite methods and procedures. Other potentials include
those who stay in the same job for many years. Longevity of service may also
apply if these individuals hire others to work for them. Others may be able to get
away with neglecting themselves year after year, but when sixth-house Saturn
individuals fail to maintain their health and physical fitness, they suffer accord-
ingly. lUnesses that they experience are apt to be lingering or of a chronic nature.
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Saturn in the Seventh House

It is hard for people bom with Saturn in the seventh house to estabUsh quick or
lighthearted contacts with others. Whether or not these individuals encourage it,
others find them to be rather serious and often regard them
as an authority figure or at least very competent in some
area. As a result, seventh-house Saturn people either
keep themselves in a constant state of turmoil trying to
live up to what they think others expect of them, or
fearing such responsibility, they may totally avoid
making commitments to others. These individuals are
apt to constantly encounter restrictions when trying to get
others to cooperate. For them, marriage will not be without
heavy responsibihties. They may not succeed should they marry in haste, or their
spouse may be sickly or a burden in some other way. Other potentials include
those for whom marriage is a means of security, those who marry someone much
older, and those who develop such negative opinions about marriage that they
avoid it altogether. In spite of these possibilities, Saturn does not doom the
prospects for wedded bliss. Many of these individuals enjoy stable, long4as ting
unions. If adversity does come along, it can make the alliance even stronger.
Others may look upon these individuals as having gained little or nothing by
marriage. However, these individuals, as well as their spouses, may not share or
be the least bit adversely influenced by such outside opinions.
Saturn in the Eighth House

Saturn in the eighth house indicates those who should not expect to gain finan-
cially through marriage. Their spouse may have nothing in the way of assets to
contribute, or these individuals suffer because of their part-
ner's attitude and behavior with regard to joint income. If
they marry for money or status, they wiU come to regret
such a venture. Other potentials include those unlikely
to receive an inheritance and those whose legacy is lost
or becomes more of a burden than a boon. Their genetic
inheritance contains the potential for chronic illness or
other physical defects. When it comes to financial matters,
eighth-house Saturn individuals either fear debt so much that
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they refuse to seek loans of any kind, or they incur debt that leads to bankruptcy
and other situations from which they are forced to slowly and painfully extricate
themselves. Aversion to insurance can cause them to avoid it or have so little that
they are inadequately protected. Some of them worry about it so much they end
up paying for expensive premiums far in excess of what is necessary. These indi-
viduals also fear death and the tax collector. Although Saturn's description seems
harsh, it also implies those who develop solid values, trustworthiness, and the
ability to manage resources responsibly.
Saturn in the Ninth House

Ninth-house Saturn people must reach beyond their immediate environment to
gain the experiences and understanding they are required to have in life. And
most of them are apt to be forced by choice or circumstance
to be extremely practical about how they do it. Advanced
training and higher education, for example, cannot be
undertaken as a mere whim or luxury, or they may have
to wait until later in life to accomplish these things.
Sooner or later, ninth-house Saturn individuals realize
the importance of taking a serious approach to such
matters when they come to rely heavily on whatever knowl-
edge and skills they have attained. Living in a foreign country or
dealing with those of another race or culture is apt to present some difficult or
burdensome situation for them. Religion can impose severe limitations rather
than spiritual freedom. These individuals may have significant responsibihties
concerning the job or health of a parent. Circumstances related to in-laws or a
second marriage may be long-lasting and stable, although the negative potential
suggests added responsibilities are also likely.
Saturn in the Tenth House

A strong tendency to worry a great deal about appearances and what others think
of them is characteristic of those bom with tenth-house Saturn. Saturn's associ-
ation with the tenth house also indicates special concerns related to the father, as
well as supervisors and other authority figures in general. These individuals may
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be separated at a young age from their father. The father may be austere, strict,
or overburdened with responsibilities. They may have to assume responsibiUty
for the father. The strongest motivations these individuals have in Ufe is related
to the positive or negative paternal relationship they experience. Tenth-house
Saturn suggests those with strong career goals. They seek
positions of authority and are dedicated to pushing them-
selves relentlessly forward. As a result, they usually
accomplish much of what they set out to do, although it
takes them longer to succeed. Success or good fortune
that these individuals gain is accompanied by heavy
responsibilities. Those willing to accept their rewards on
this basis will do well in life. Those who waste what they (
attain or abuse any authority or power with which they are
entrusted are invariably disgraced and forced to start over.
Saturn in the Eleventh House

Eleventh-house Saturn individuals can expect heavy responsibilities related to the
role they play in the lives of others, especially friends, children (not necessarily
their biological offspring), and others who make up their
personal network. Saturn's association here does not
imply lack of people in their life, and, indeed, they may
enjoy solid, long-lasting relationships. Even with many
friends, these individuals frequently harbor the notion
that they are friendless and unappreciated. Many of
them have an aversion or little motivation to join soci-
eties. Those who do become a member of a club are often
given or take on responsibilities in the organization. Saturn's

association with the eleventh house suggests that income or promotion from a
career or profession may be limited, delayed, or prove to be unrewarding. The
father is apt to have few assets, and, if he has wealth, it may be of little use to
them. Real happiness and enjoyment will be hard won and perhaps not achieved
until later in life.
Saturn in the Twelfth House

The past can impose severe burdens on the present as well as the future when
Saturn occupies the twelfth house. It indicates those who must overcome failure,
disappointment, loss, and confinement or other severe limitations. These
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individuals have to confront any of these unpleasant situations. They must learn
from them, let them go, and move forward with determination. They may be
helped in their endeavors by others who have the love and
patience to guide them slowly through the labyrinths of
fears and misgivings. Great personal success in life is
possible for twelfth^house Saturn people, although
gaining recognition for what they accomplish may be
difficult. Curiosity about psychic phenomena and the
occult may be keen, but areas that involve superstition
can pose a serious threat to their peace of mind. Attempts
at secrecy may work at times, but they often lack the necessary
guile, imagination, or luck to carry it off successfully. Saturn in the twelfth house
suggests their marriage partner may suffer from chronic illness or have a job that
entails heavy responsibiUties.
Natal Uranus in the Houses

Uranus in the First House
People bom with Uranus in the first house tend to be argumentative and enjoy
playing devil's advocate. They think of themselves as being different and unique,
or at least they want to give the appearance of being so. It is one
reason they love to take the opposing side in discussions.
The personality and appearance of these individuals are
often somewhat oflf-beat or out of step with current
fashion. They are capable of such unexpected behavior
and reactions that it is difficult to predict with certainty
what they will do in any given situation. Although they
require a certain amount of personal independence,
marriage is not usually a problem unless their partner
becomes too dependent or too possessive. They can get restless if there isn t
enough in their immediate environment to stimulate them, but whether or not
they will seek to actually change a boring existence or just keep roaming around
in the same places depends on their individual personality and background. First-
house Uranus people are fascinated by strange and unusual things or people.
Intrigued by futuristic topics and technologies, they also have great interest in
history and politics.
Uranus in the Second House

Income and material assets are vulnerable to sudden change when Uranus occu-
pies the second house. This implies the improvement of monetary circumstances
for those with Httle wealth, and the danger of loss for those
with many assets. The spending attitudes and habits of
second-house Uranus individuals can vary considerably
from one time to the next. Unlikely to be dedicated to
earning money for its own sake, they are more inter-
ested in the personal freedom that money can buy. Their
income may be related to a fraternal organization or
earned through the help and influence of friends. Their
livelihood may also be derived from an unorthodox or unusual
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line of work or through more mundane areas that involve computers, research
and development, antiques, international finance, medicine, television, or social
work. Other potentials for Uranus in the second house include those whose
priorities and values are unorthodox or radical, and those whose established
values and priorities are altered by an unexpected event or change in their life.
Among the things these individuals value the most are freedom and friendship.
Uranus in the Third House

A keen and original intellect is a characteristic pattern of those with Uranus in
the third house, although how their intellect will be manifested is unpredictable.
It is difficult for these individuals to use or communicate
what they learn unless they practice retention, develop
/C \io 9/ j\ organization, and eliminate distractions. Taking tests
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and self-taught, these individuals enjoy interesting trivia
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and knowledge of odd and unusual subjects. Their intellec-
tual and physical reactions to stimuH are immediate. It is diffi-
cult for them to maintain consistency and a steady rhythm in their mental
processes as well as physical mannerisms and habits. Unpredictable, jerky move-
ments can make them very clumsy, and, in some cases, accident-prone. In the
structured routine of the classroom, they soon become restless. It is not easy
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for them to sit quietly for long periods, even when being entertained. If subjected
to long'winded sermons or boring lectures, they head for the nearest exit. For all
their jumpiness and unpredictability, third'housc Uranus people have remarkable
mental poise. Rarely frightened or upset by unusual situations or people, third-
house Uranus individuals have a very calming influence on others who arc
mentally distressed or hysterical. Eagerly receptive to new ideas and methods,
they also come up with ingenious ideas and clever solutions of their own. Sepa-
ration from siblings is a likelihood. Plans often develop complications or go awry
for one reason or another, usually due to circumstances for which these individ'
uals are not responsible. As if to make up for being unable to plan ahead, they do
things spontaneously or at the last minute with very little fuss or dislocation.
Uranus in the Fourth House

Unpredictable, unusual, or unorthodox circumstances regarding home and
family are likely to be experienced by those who are bom with Uranus in the
fourth house. These individuals adopt a very different life-
style or reside in a much different type of place than the
one in which they were brought up. Choosing a dramat'
ically different life-style or environment may be delib-
erate on their part, but it occurs more often as a result
of circumstances over which they have no control.
Other potentials associated with a fourth-house Uranus
include sudden separation from a parent or from home and
family, and circumstances that necessitate living for a time
under abnormal or unusual conditions. Fourth-house Uranus also suggests those
who tend to favor odd or unusual designs and architecture in their home and its
furnishings. These individuals mix the very old with the very new in eclectic
arrangements. Their home is Hkely to be the favorite gathering place for friends
and groups or organizations to which they belong.
Uranus in the Fifth House

Unusual romantic attachments, romance encountered in unexpected places, and
romance that begins or ends suddenly or unexpectedly are some of the patterns
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that occur when Uranus occupies the fifth house. Fifth-house Uranus people
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often possess highly unique artistic or creative talent. It is
also possible that their children may be quite unusual or
distinguished in some way Women with Uranus in the
fifth house may have difficulty conceiving children.
They may choose not to bear children at all, preferring
to concentrate their creative energies elsewhere. People
with Uranus in the fifth house seek unusual amusements,
and they enjoy taking very unique vacations or they vacation in
off-beat places. Some of these individuals may devise unusual methods for
gambling or speculation.
Uranus in the Sixth House

Uranus in the sixth house indicates those who seek a job that allows maximum
personal freedom. The ideal situation is to work for themselves. If that isn't
possible, the next best thing is to be able to select their own
schedule and work at their own pace. They disKke being
saddled with repetitive, uninteresting tasks. If the chal-
lenge of the job fades, sixth-house Uranus people may
either quit and go on to something else or find ways to
make their work more exciting. These individuals
usually experience many changes of employment. Their
job may unexpectedly or abruptly be terminated, but they
are just as likely to leave on their own out of boredom and rest-
lessness. They may be attracted to unusual lines of work. More traditional areas
in which they are likely to be employed include medicine, computers, sales, social
work, international finance, fund-raising, electronics, or teaching. Although these
individuals may be very healthy most of the time, the association of Uranus in
the sixth house implies that illness tends to occur suddenly or unexpectedly and
at highly inconvenient times. These individuals may adopt unorthodox or
unusual methods to maintain health and physical fitness.
Uranus in the Seventh House

If people bom with Uranus in the seventh house manage to accomplish a long
and stable marriage, they can count themselves fortunate. Seventh-house Uranus
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rarely allows such peaceful or uninterrupted alliances.

There is likelihood of more than one marriage or, in
some cases, too much personal independence discour-
ages marriage altogether. There is also the possibility
they may marry suddenly and unexpectedly or that
marriage may be abruptly terminated. Their marriage
partner, or the marriage itself, may be unusual or
unorthodox, or at least be considered unusual in their partic
ular society. Seventh-house Uranus individuals possess natural poise and ability
when it comes to relating well to others. Strangers usually feel so comfortable on
meeting them that they feel they have known these individuals for a long time.
The potential of Uranus in the seventh house suggests those who, for one reason
or another, appear unusual or different to others. In turn, these individuals can
expect to encounter more than their own share of strange or unusual people.
Cooperative efforts, joint ventures, and partnerships may be established in
unorthodox ways or for unusual reasons.
Uranus in the Eighth House

Uranus in the eighth house indicates those who seek to understand the deeper
mysteries of life and death. They want to know where they individually fit into
the universal landscape. These individuals may have unpre-
dictable or unorthodox attitudes and behavior when it
comes to sex. They can be rigid when prevailing notions
accommodate laxity in sexual behavior and liberal when
society imposes too many restrictions. Whatever their
stated views, they are apt to have keen interest in sex.
These individuals may indulge in or deal in some other
way with unorthodox sexual encounters. Their marriage
partner's income is vulnerable to sudden change, or it may be
earned in some unusual or unorthodox line of work or derived from a more
conventional job that involves computers, communications, medicine, social
services, or international finance. Debts may suddenly occur or just as suddenly
be wiped out. Eighth-house Uranus suggests those who may devise ingenious
methods for handling debt, taxes, and insurance. They may receive an unusual or
unexpected legacy.
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Uranus in the Ninth House

Uranus in the ninth house indicates witty, clever individuals who are frequently
selftaught. Those who do receive higher education or special training may end
up not using it in their career or work. Their education or
training may suddenly or unexpectedly be disrupted.
Uranus in the ninth house does not imply lack of desire
to pursue higher education. It does suggest those who
are too restless to endure lectures and instructions. Left
to their own devices and motivations these individuals
become expert at things that interest them. With little or
no training they develop their mechanical skills and artistic
talents to a high level of competence. Religious and philosoph-
ical views of ninth-house Uranus people are unpredictable. Some of them lean so
far toward the traditional as to become ultraconservative. Others will be attracted
to more radically liberal points of view. Even if they do not actually adopt radical
ideas, they often rebel against tradition if only to experience the difference. They
make friends everywhere they go. Unless other factors in their personality or
background prevent the desire or opportunity, these individuals are highly stim-
ulated by travel in foreign countries or dealing with those of another race or
culture. Relations with in-laws, a second marriage, court decisions, and the job or
health of a parent are all vulnerable to sudden and unexpected change when
Uranus occupies the ninth house.
Uranus in the Tenth House

One of the strongest implications of Uranus in the tenth house is that at some
point, usually after they have embarked on a particular career or life-style, tenth-
house Uranus individuals are apt to go off in a completely
different direction. Even if they do not initiate such a
switch, some momentous circumstance over which they
have no control can turn their life around. Uranus in
the tenth house also impHes that their career or activi-
ties may be unorthodox, dealing with an unusual subject
or requiring unusual skills. Those who follow a more
traditional career are usually attracted to medicine, music,
communication, teaching, social work, computers, or the
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media. These individuals may suddenly or unexpectedly be separated from their

father, or he may be unusual or unorthodox in some way. Tenth-house Uranus
people are likely to rebel against authority and restriction, but when it suits their
long-range goals, they happily embrace more traditional ideas and methods.
These individuals may also have unusual or unorthodox supervisors. Uranus in
the tenth house indicates those who may unexpectedly attract pubUc attention.
Noteworthy activities that bring these individuals into the spotlight are likely to
be connected with some impact they make on society, which can mean anything
from criminal acts to humanitarian projects.
Uranus IN THE Eleventh House

People who can pick up with friends they have not seen or talked to in years as
though no time has passed depict those with an eleventh-house Uranus. This
ability is really an asset since instability and separation are
potential patterns in their friendships. These individuals
usually have a tendency to consciously or subcon-
sciously organize their friends into a loose fraternity.
Many of them exhibit an egahtarian approach that
attracts friends and acquaintances from all walks of life,
social levels, and cultural backgrounds. They are also apt
to establish friendships with people involved in occult or
other unorthodox subjects, as well as with those in more tradi-
tional areas involved with computers, music, electronics, medicine, finance, social
work, or communications. Eleventh-house Uranus individuals value their place
as a child, parent, friend, lover, spouse, and whatever role they play in the lives of
others. However, they also value their own independence and do not want to
confine all their attention to one individual. They may find themselves playing
highly unusual or unexpected roles in the lives of other people.
Uranus in the Twelfth House

Those who are bom with Uranus in the twelfth house may have trouble sleeping,
or their job and other circumstances require them to sleep at odd hours. These
individuals must learn to properly relax, and many of them develop an interest in
Transcendental Meditation or other methods that help them achieve inner peace
and tranquility. The job and health of a marriage partner are vulnerable to sudden
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or unexpected change. Their spouse may also introduce

them to unconventional or unorthodox ideas and
methods regarding health and physical fitness. Other
potentials of twelfth-house Uranus include hidden
friendships or clandestine activities with friends,
membership in a secret society, and illegal activities that
may or may not represent a subconscious need to rebel
against authority.
Natal Neptune in the Houses

Neptune in the First House
There is an element of glamor or mystery in the personality or appearance of
those who are born with Neptune in the first house. How the various facets of
their looks and behavior will turn out is hard to pin down.
They may, for example, photograph so well that they look
much better on film than in reality, or their likeness on
film is so poor
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prone to anxiety, especially about their health or appear-
ance, which can result in hypochondria or addiction to
habit'forming substances. First-house Neptune indicates
those with very little understanding of how their personality,
looks, and behavior affect others. Consciously or subconsciously, they give an
impression of such vulnerability that others instinctively want to protect them,
sometimes going to great lengths to avoid hurting their feelings. These individ'
uals often harbor fear of abandonment. No matter how many people surround
them, first-house Neptune people tend to feel left behind or unwanted. TTiey
frequently use guilt as a weapon for eliciting the affections and cooperation of
others, but they are also apt to be the victims of others who use the same ploy. In
spite of their apparent sensitivity, these individuals are definitely survivors. They
are very compassionate and possess enormous strength that can sometimes take
others by surprise. Many people born with Neptune in the first house are very
spiritual, able to see and appreciate the beauty of the soul. These individuals can
inspire others to a remarkable degree. There is danger, however, that they will
insist others accept their ideals.
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Neptune in the Second House

Individuals bom with Neptune in the second house must preserve what they
value or it may be lost, sometimes before they even realize that such a danger
exists. These individuals may never quite figure out what it is
they truly value. Attuned to a higher plane of conscious-
ness, they may put far more value on their soul than on
their bank account. A second-house Neptune suggests
the strong potential for bankruptcy or a steady erosion
of assets. It can mean individuals who pay little heed to
their financial status and, as a result, they always Uve on
the edge of debt. Some of these individuals go in the oppo'
site direction and become paranoid about losing their assets.
They suspect everyone of trying to cheat them. Neptune associated with the
second house indicates the potential for income derived through Neptune-related
areas such as photography, movies, chemicals, oil, boats, religion, water
(maritime industries or activities), dancing, theater, or work involving handi-
capped, confined, or underprivileged people. These individuals have a difficult
time setting or sticking to priorities. They may get sympathy, understanding, or
money from the father, but whatever he provides is not likely to be what they
may need the most.
Neptune in the Third House

There is often a high degree of intelligence when Neptune occupies the third
house, but there is also apt to be mental laziness, an unwillingness to explore
thoughts and ideas that appear to be too much work. Those
with Neptune in the third house are often uneasy with
strangers. They enjoy watching others while remaining
hidden or unobserved themselves. Neptune's third-
house potential may mean that the father's occupation
is the navy, maritime industry, chemistry, photography,
footwear, religion, medicine, or it may involve minorities
and people who are disabled or institutionalized. The father
may suffer from hypochondria or hard-to-diagnose illnesses.
Third-house Neptune individuals form Z0sensitive,
3 perhaps clairvoyant relation-
ships with siblings, neighbors, or childhood friends. They may also experience
loss or failure of these relationships, or their siblings, neighbors, or childhood

friends may be involved with drugs or other illegal activities. Third-house
Neptune people may suffer from mental confusion or rely too heavily on alcohol
or other drugs to stimulate their interest or to overcome problems in expressing
themselves. TTiey often use pet names or aUases for themselves and their friends.
They derive special benefit from being near the ocean, but negative factors in
their personality or background can also cause them to develop fear of water or
fears that prevent them from going very far outside their own neighborhood.
Neptune in the Fourth House

Being an adopted child is one of the potentials for those with Neptune in the
fourth house. Childhood experiences can make these individuals feel they were
deprived or abandoned, even if it is not true. They may have
a very spiritual, sensitive, or even psychic relationship
with their mother. She may be deeply spiritual, intuitive,
or psychic. The mother may suffer from the use of
drugs, or there may be secrets, scandal, or mystery
surrounding her or her family. Other potentials for
fourth-house Neptune individuals include a home and
family life that is vague or disjointed. Their domestic envi-
ronment can also be very spiritual or highly artistic and imagi-
native. Whatever their home or family is like, there are certain elements of
illusion or confusion surrounding it. It is necessary for them to be able to retreat
to their home and family in order to restore their mental and physical energies.
However, they have to avoid the tendency to hide at home, refusing to face the
reality of the outside world. These individuals may reside near the water. Nega-
tive factors of fourth-house Neptune include danger of drowning and the possi-
bihty that the home may be damaged by water or gas.
Neptune in the Fifth House

Illusion, confusion, or some kind of mystery connected with romance, children,
speculative ventures, social activities, pursuit of pleasure, and artistic or creative
projects are characteristic when Neptune occupies the fifth house. Fifth-house
Neptune individuals may find romance 2with
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with religion or the occult. TTheir children and/or lovers may possess artistic
talent or psychic ability, or they are spiritual. "Love is blind" is an apt description
for fifth-house Neptune. The negative potential includes
deception in romance or a romantic partner who is
confined, disabled, or addicted to drugs. These individ'
uals may care for a child who is not their own. Their
children may suffer from mental confusion, physical
disability, or adverse reaction to drugs. Fifth-house
Neptune can mean remarkable intuition in speculative
ventures, but deception and loss are also possible. These
individuals may have to rely on the opinion of others to evaluate
their artistic talent since their own judgment (whether it is positive or negative)
may be clouded or unrealistic. In the pursuit of pleasure, they may become
dangerously overindulgent. Vacations are frequently taken on or near water, espe-
cially the ocean.
Neptune in the Sixth House

Working in isolated environments and jobs related to secrecy, deception, or fraud
are some of the possibilities for people bom with Neptune in the sixth house.
These individuals may become involved with coworkers in
secret activities. Sixth-house Neptune people develop
idealistic or unrealistic notions concerning their job.
Other people may not be quite sure what these individ-
uals do for a living, but then they may not be so sure
themselves since there is also potential for confusion
related to job assignments. They may fail to get recogni-
tion for the work they do. Neptune's association with the
sixth house suggests employment in the navy or maritime
industries, religion, photography, chemistry, psychology, and medicine (espe-
cially homeopathy or cosmetic surgery). The work these individuals do may
involve the feet, which could mean anything from selling shoes to being a dancer
or a podiatrist. Many of them also find jobs working with the handicapped,
minorities, and people in prison or confined for other reasons. Sixth-house
Neptune is also associated with health and physical fitness. The self-discipline of
exercise and other methods needed to 2stay
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Neptune individuals to develop. Although some of them become fanatic about

physical fitness, most of the time their approach is more metaphysical than phys-
ical. They are vulnerable to hypochondria and illnesses that are difficult to diag-
nose or treat. Caution is necessary with drugs since they are apt to have negative
reactions to medicine as well as anesthetics.
Neptune in the Seventh House

People born with Neptune in the seventh house have a hard time being under-
stood bytheir marriage or business partner, by those with whom they share joint
ventures or cooperative efforts, and by other people in
general. Whether or not they intentionally project such
images, something about seventh-house Neptune indi-
viduals seems glamorous, illusive, or mysterious to
others. Whatever the case, their true personality and
physical appearance are difficult for others to recognize
clearly, remember, or accurately describe. On the other
hand, these individuals themselves may find it difficult to
recall names or appearances of people they meet. They can
unwittingly arouse feelings of fear or jealousy in others. However, they also estab-
lish highly sensitive or spiritual relationships with a partner and other close allies.
The negative potentials include the possibility of the untimely loss of a partner or
a marriage partner who is emotionally disturbed, disabled, from a minority group,
or addicted to habit-forming substances. There may be deception or unrealistic
expectations in partnership, although there is no certainty about which partner is
at fault in this respect. Their marriage partner may possess highly developed intu-
ition or psychic ability and considerable artistic sensitivity or talent.
Neptune in the Eighth House

Difficulty collecting debts is one of the associations made with Neptune in the
eighth house. When they lend money or favors, those with eighth-house
Neptune should do so with the idea of never realizing a return on their invest-
ment. Just as likely are misunderstandings or unclear ideas where debts are
concerned. Eighth-house Neptune people may distort facts concerning taxes or
insurance matters, or they can be falsely accused of such practices. Neptune can
also imply erosion or loss of joint income. The income of the marriage partner, as
well as that of a sibling, may be derived from maritime industry, footwear.
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chemistry, religion, photography, medicine, or working

with those who are disabled, institutionalized, or minori-
ties. Eighth-house Neptune individuals may be cheated
of an inheritance, or their inheritance may be wasted.
There may be mystery surrounding their genetic inher-
itance. These individuals often possess remarkable
instincts about human motivation and behavior. They read
body language very well. Many of them are intuitive, shrewd,
and highly resourceful. Sex is a very spiritual experience for some of them, while
others prefer a certain amount of mystery and charade in their sexual activities.
Neptune in the Ninth House

Neptune in the ninth house indicates those who are highly intelligent but who
are also vulnerable to mental confusion, fanaticism, and misplaced idealism.
These individuals can be totally organized and efficient in some areas, while
appallingly inattentive to facts and details in other areas.
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successful promoters. Interest in religion, spiritualism,
or philosophy is characteristic of these individuals.
Neptune's negative association includes disillusion-
ment, deception, or illegal activities in a foreign country
or involving foreigners. On the positive side, it can mean
highly inspirational or spiritual experiences with those of
another race or culture. Ninth-house Neptune implies interest
in writing and pubUshing occult or religious material. These individuals are
compassionate judges and sensitive teachers. A parent or a sibling's spouse may
suffer from disabilities, drugs, or alcohol. He or she may be employed in a job
that involves maritime industry, religion, photography, medicine, psychology,
footwear, or those who are institutionalized, disabled, or minorities. Relations
with in-laws and with a second marriage partner can be undermined by deception
or misunderstandings.
Neptune in the Tenth House

A glamorous or mysterious public image is one of the strongest associations of
Neptune in the tenth house. It can also Zmean
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impUes the necessity for tenth-house Neptune people to guard their reputation.
The possibility of abandonment by a parent (either literally or figuratively) is

present, as are misunderstandings, secrets, mystery, or scandal connected with
the father or father's family Tenth-house Neptune people
often have difficulty relating to or being understood by
supenisors and other authorit)^ figures, and, as a result,
they may fail to get the kind of recognition (good or
bad) that they deserve. Whether or not it involves their
actual profession, it is often part of their destiny to help
others less fortunate than themselves. TTie career or long-
range goals of those with Neptune in the tenth house are
apt to involve photography, film industries, the arts, reUgion,
drugs, chemicals, and the navy or maritime industry.
Neptune in the Eleventh House

Undermining influences and elements of illusion, confusion, or mystery
surround the role eleventh-house Neptune people play in the hves of others.
These individuals may not understand the true nature of the
people with whom they Hve and socialize. They may adopt
a child or marry someone with children. Other associa-
tions ofNeptune in the eleventh house include those
who have difficulty in getting a true or realistic picture
of their own happiness. When they attain what they
thought would make them happy, they often discover it
doesn t. They are never content with their achievements or
with the money, possessions, and relationships they have.
Some of them, however, become so content with w^hatever comes their way that
they never succeed in realizing their full potential. Their friends are apt to be
artists, poets, and dreamers. They may also share affection and friendship with
mathematicians, dancers, clerics, and sailors. Eleventh-house Neptune people
must develop discretion in their choice of companions since they frequently
attract people who can do them absolutely no good. Negative associations of
eleventh-house Neptune can mean friends who are addicted to drugs or alcohol
or involved in illegal activities, the untimely loss of a friend, and the infideUty of a
marriage partner. Though friendships can be afflicted by deception, this is not
always the case. Neptune also impHes highly inspirational, perhaps even clair-
voyant, friendships.
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Neptune in the Twelfth House

Neptune in the twelfth house indicates hidden vulnerability. Individuals born
with this Neptune house position can be heavily influenced by dreams, feelings
of guilt, and the past. Encompassed herein are those who
struggle with despair, those who isolate themselves from
society, and those who must be confined for one reason
or another. Communication with the father may be
undermined by lack of awareness, fear, or misunder-
standing. The marriage partner of those who have
Neptune in the twelfth house may suffer from hypochon-
dria and hard-to-diagnose illnesses. Their partner's job may
involve secret or illegal activities, naval or maritime industry,
religion, photography, drugs, or charitable institutions. Positive twelfth-house
Neptune associations include remarkable intuition, artistic talent, sensitivity,
vivid imagination, and spirituality. The ability to float in and out of reality with
ease makes these individuals masters of disguise.
Natal Pluto in the Houses

Pluto in the First House
An intense self-awareness is to be expected in people with Pluto in the first
house. There is hardly anything others can teU them about themselves that they
don't already know. TTiey can be very controUing and manip-
ulative, but these tendencies can also be entirely directed
toward themselves. Surprisingly, those born with Pluto
in the first house do not seek to project a powerful self-
image as much as might be expected. These individuals
like being surrounded by very powerful people, even
when they show little evidence of wanting to be identified
with a similar image. Most first-house Pluto people may be
quiet and unassuming, but they also possess a certain amount
of personal magnetism, the essence of which is often exhibited in their deep and
hypnotic eyes. Some choose to develop their 209 personal magnetism to great advan-
tage, while others aUow it to lie dormant, but it is nevertheless there to be tapped.
They are usually so pleasant and accommodating that, unless others make a
serious attempt to probe beneath the surface, the intensity and depth of their
personahty stay hidden. When they are strongly motivated, however, they can
exert an incredible influence. First-house Pluto people are highly resourceful and
can develop impressive powers of recuperation and survival.
Pluto in the Second House

Those bom with Pluto in the second house can focus so intently on attaining
something that everything and everyone else becomes meaningless. They find it
difficult, if not impossible, to give up one thing in order to
attain another. Consciously or subconsciously, they tend
to equate wealth or status with control or power. No
matter how much or how Httle their income and assets,
it is best for second-house Pluto individuals to control
their own finances; how money is spent and how it is
handled in other ways. Whether they mismanage this
responsibility and lose their assets or become very wealthy
as a result, it is their karma to experience this part of life. The
real power of these individuals is understanding that money and material posses-
sions may be attained but never really owned. The entire thrust of second-house
Pluto is not just money. TTiose born with Pluto in the second house encounter
circumstances that require uncompromising values and definite priorities. There
may be secrecy associated with the income or assets of these individuals. Other
associations with second-house Pluto include complete regeneration of assets and
those who are more likely to leave an inheritance than to receive one.
Pluto in the Third House

When Pluto occupies the third house, information that is gathered and methods
that are chosen are used to gain control or a more powerful position. The devel-
opment ofmental powers and basic mechanical, computer, or design skills leads
third-house Pluto people to their ultimate karmic experiences. The old saying
"mind over matter" is particularly true for these individuals. Although they may
not choose to develop it, they possess remarkable mental ability to persuade
themselves (as well as others) that something is true, whether it is or not.
Singular powers of concentration make them keen observers, and they miss very
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tions. These individuals are often very intense in the way
they express their thoughts and opinions. They enjoy
secrets, mysteries, and intrigue. By choice or circumstance,
there may be secrecy, manipulation, or power struggles connected with commu-
nications, travel, siblings, neighbors, their primary school experiences, and their
father's work or health.
Pluto in the Fourth House

Pluto in the fourth house indicates those who may experience trauma in child-
hood, most likely as the result of the death of someone in the family or because
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to a spouse who insists on dominating their domestic environ-
ment. An element of secrecy may be connected to their home or family back-
ground. Pluto in the fourth house also implies individuals who may not
experience the full potential of their power and energy until later in Hfe. There are
definite periods (especially after the age of thirty) when they may have to start
over again in some new enterprise or life-style. Although they may or may not
attempt to escape their childhood home or its circumstances, they find them-
selves returning to it again and again.
Pluto in the Fifth House

The intensity associated with Pluto makes a decided mark on the creative
impulses and talent of those who are born with this planet in the fifth house.
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These individuals have a healthy ego involvement (sometimes vainglorious

pride) in what they produce, and most of them develop the full potential of their
skills and talents. Those who lack creative ability may focus
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are emotionally immature, they may regard their chil-
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these relationships. They are romantically attracted to
people who are intellectually superior or have positions of
power and status. Learning to understand and exercise proper control with
respect to children, creative talent, and the pursuit of pleasure is the karmic
responsibihty of those with fifth-house Pluto. By choice or circumstance, secrecy
or wrongful manipulation can creep into creative projects, romantic attachments,
or speculative ventures.
Pluto in the Sixth House

Those who seek to control their daily environment is one way to describe people
with Pluto in the sixth house. If these individuals work at home, they are
compelled to control their domestic environment. If there is
too much chaos at home, they may seek to work else-
where, staying out of the house as much as possible. It is
not a good idea to visit sixth-house Pluto individuals
unannounced. These individuals prefer to work for
themselves, but if their daily environment is in an office,
they work better without interference from coworkers or
supervisors. They are capable of completely reorganizing
their work environment and revising job assignments, often
with highly successful results. Many of them possess great power of concentra-
tion, attention to detail, and formidable research and investigative skills. Another
potential for sixth-house Pluto people is enormous physical strength and
stamina. When afflicted with illness, they can exhibit astounding recuperative
power. Being of service to others is one of the karmic responsibilities of those
bom with sixth-house Pluto.
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Pluto in the Seventh House

There is a compulsion to control and manipulate partnerships and other close
alliances when Pluto occupies the seventh house. If these individuals happen to
be aggressive by nature, they are often compelled to interfere
with other peoples' relationships as well as their own, not
X always with happy results. Seventh-house Pluto individ-
uals, consciously or subconsciously, want to gain the
advantage where other people are concerned. They do
not have a strong sense of cooperation or fair play unless
factors in their individual personalities or backgrounds
encourage them to develop a more even-handed approach in
dealing with others. Pluto does, however, imply justice in the
form of eventual retribution. Sooner or later, they are likely to receive the kind of
treatment they deserve from their relationships, both good and bad. Whether or
not they make a conscious effort to do so, seventh-house Pluto individuals attract
partners who are intellectually superior or who have more power or status than
themselves. Other potentials for seventh-house Pluto include marriage that
becomes a continual contest of wills and joint ventures or other cooperative
efforts that turn into endless power struggles.
Pluto in the Eighth House

Pluto in the eighth house indicates individuals who possess formidable strength
and endurance, a truly remarkable life force. However, Pluto in the eighth house
also indicates those with a dark side to their nature, a side
that can cause cynicism and despair. Pluto's eighth-house

position implies a strong sexual appetite that often plays
a major positive or negative role. Sexual urges can be
kept secret by some of these individuals, while others
may sublimate them into other activities. However they
choose to apply such energy, indifference to sex is
unlikely to occur. The ability to concentrate their energy
and attention helps eighth-house Pluto individuals develop
remarkable investigative and research skills. They are resourceful and observant,
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suggests the possibility of secrecy and hidden control or manipulation related to

legacies, debts, joint income, and other resources.
Pluto in the Ninth House

Those who seek advanced degrees or specialized training in the beUef it will give
them more control or power are likely to have Pluto in the ninth house. They
want to separate what is relevant from what is not. These
individuals may focus such intense energy acquiring
advanced knowledge or particular skills that they develop
little understanding of how to handle simpler circum-
stances and problems. If their interest turns to philos-
ophy or religion, they can become formidable
proselytizers. Ninth-house Pluto people frequently have
particular fondness for solving mysteries, puzzles, and
other challenging mind games. There may be secrecy and
hidden control or manipulation related to in-laws, a second marriage, court deci-
sions, higher education, publishing, religion, politics, or cultural pursuits.
Pluto in the Tenth House

Tenth-house Pluto people are those who seek to control their own destiny, and
as a result are reluctant to allow anyone to assume power or influence over their
decisions or the directions they take. It must be added,
however, that they may not develop this desire until later
in life. If, for one reason or another, they are unwilling or
unable to take control over their own life, their ultimate
growth and maturity is likely to be significantly
impeded. Another Pluto potential includes those who
focus intense energy in pursuing a career or other long-
range goals. Whether or not tenth-house Pluto people gain
power and status themselves, they seem able to attract the
attention and association of those who do. By choice or circumstance, there may
be secrecy and hidden control or manipulation related to their career, the public
influence they possess, or a parent (usually the father).
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Pluto in the Eleventh House

Pluto in the eleventh house indicates those whose central theme in life is
analyzing what makes them happy. To accommodate what may be an intense
desire to find true happiness, these individuals make a
completely new beginning with new friends and, if
possible, in a new environment. TTie fresh start they
attempt may be successful, but if it merely represents a
desire to run away from unresolved problems or unsat-
isfactory relationships, they are certain to fail. Pluto's
association with the eleventh house implies the potential
of secrecy and hidden control or manipulation related to
the role these individuals play in the lives of others. Under-
standing the necessity of directing energy away from themselves and outward
into a relationship or group effort, being able to work as part of a group instead of
dominating it, and focusing on comm.on goals rather than emphasizing personal
ambitions are some of the things that give ultimate influence and power to those
with an eleventh-house Pluto.
Pluto in the Twelfth House

Intense interest in dreams, the subconscious mind, and psychic energy are char-
acteristic othose
f who are born with Pluto in the twelfth house. Many of these
individuals pursue their understanding in these areas in order
to gain the hidden strength and power that come from
such awareness. Other potentials for Pluto's twelfth-
house position include those who are involved in secret
activities and those who learn to sublimate physical
desires into mystical experiences. Whether or not they
get involved in the occult or subconscious mind, most of
these individuals are intensely private, and may seek a soli-
tary existence. They prefer to exercise their influence behind
the scenes, and they may deliberately hide monetary assets and other resources.
Pluto also indicates those whose marriage partner may work in research and
development, the funeral business, or areas that involve secrecy or managing
public resources.
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Figure ii: A Chart Depicting Some of the Aspects Discussed in Chapter Nine
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Chapter Nine
Defining Planetary
Aspects
Previous chapters discussed the three main parts of astrology: the zodiac, the
horoscope, and the planets. The zodiac is a map of the sky outlined by the
twelve astrological signs, each sign representing a different kind of energy
that animates the life force. The horoscope is a specific map of the sky calculated for
the time of an individual's birth or other important event. Each of the twelve
houses in the horoscope represents specific areas in which the energy of the life force
is directed. The planets as a whole represent the life force itself each planet signi-
fying different human characteristics and experiences. But we are still missing an
essential fourth part. We need to set up the dynamics of integration, a way to
connect the three parts. This is the purpose of planetary aspects.
What arc planetary aspects?

The aspects represent the positive and negative inner dynamics that develop and
motivate an individual. The planetary aspects also represent the positive and
negative outer dynamics that characterize the types of actions and situations an
individual initiates as well as experiences.
Understanding how the aspects are derived is simple. It involves the circle.
The zodiac is a circle divided into twelveii7signs, the horoscope is a circle divided
into twelve houses, and the aspects are also based on dividing the circle.
The circle divided by two gives the opposition which occurs when two planets
are located i8o° apart. The circle divided by three is the trine which occurs when
two planets are located 120° apart. TTie circle divided by four is the square which
occurs when two planets are located 90° apart. The circle divided by six is the
scxtilc which occurs when two planets are located 60° apart. The conjunction
occurs when two planets are located in the same degree of the same sign. Table
10 hsts the aspects and their shorthand symbols.
<p
Opposition
Trine A
D
Square
Sextile *
180°
Conjunction
a
120°
Tabic 10: Planetary Aspects and their Symbols
60° °
90
The Opposition
0° each other.
Looking at the natural wheel below, you can see which signs oppose
Aries cP Libra
/ni\ Taurus cP Scorpio
Gemini cP Sagittarius
^ Cancer cT Capricorn
Leo cr Aquarius
^ Virgo cr Pisces
Table 11: Oppositions in the Natural Chart
A planet located in Aries is in opposition to any planet located in Libra. A planet

located in Taurus is in opposition to any planet located in Scorpio, and so on.
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Defining Planetary Aspects
Opposing signs divide the circle by two. A planet in one sign is i8o° from any
planet located in the opposite sign.
What docs the opposition mean?
The opposition represents antipodal forces that cannot be resolved. There is only
one solution to an opposition and that is compromise. Since the particular condi'
tions represented by an opposition cannot be changed, they must be dealt with as
they are. Life and death are the ultimate opposition. People cannot change the
fact that their life will end; they can only do the best that is possible with what'
ever time is given to them. A blind man may not change the fact that he is sight'
less, but he can rise to the challenge by improving and employing his other
senses to work around his disability. Not all oppositions in a horoscope represent
such drastic conditions. Of all the aspects, the opposition presents us with the
greatest opportunity for learning and personal growth because it presents the
greatest challenges.
The Trine /x^

\h^
Looking at the natural wheels below, you can see which signs trine each other.
vfex
/c\ v^ / AV \ Z^j^
/xNa /L/n\
Sb^y rw^ S6'^\
VT^T vrJd ^^j vV^
\
/te
^ 2d \y^ ^ ^ ^
Aries is A Leo and Sagittarius Libra is A Gemini and Aquarius

Taurus is A Virgo and Capricorn Scorpio is A Cancer and Pisces
Gemini is A Libra and Aquarius Sagittarius is A Aries and Leo
Cancer is A Scorpio and Pisces Capricorn is A Taurus and Virgo
Leo is A Aries and Sagittarius Aquarius is A Gemini and Libra
Virgo is A Taurus and Capricorn Pisces is A Cancer and Scorpio
Tafcle xz: Trincs inZ1the

9 Natural Chart
Signs that trine each other divide the circle into three parts. A planet located in
Aries is 120° or trine any planet located in Leo and Sagittarius. A planet located
in Taurus is 120° or trine any planet located in Virgo and Capricorn, and so on.
What docs the trine mean?

In Chapter One, you learned that the twelve astrological signs are divided into
four groups called elements: fire, earth, air, and water. Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius
are the three fire signs; Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn are the three earth signs;
Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius are the three air signs; and Cancer, Scorpio, and
Pisces are the three water signs. Notice in the wheels above that a trine occurs
naturally between signs of the same element. The trine is considered to be the
most fortunate of all the aspects. The dynamics of the triangle allow the energy
of a situation to flow uninterrupted from one sign to another sign of the same
element. The trine represents harmony, cooperation, creativity, inspiration, and
generosity. It is the dynamics that bring good luck and easy attainment. Human
nature being what it is, however, there are some disadvantages to the otherwise
fortunate prospects that are promised by the trine. The problem is that situations
that involve a trine offer very little or no challenge to the individual. A comfort-
able life of ease and good fortune are not factors calculated to engender any great
desire in individuals for achievement. It does not encourage the perception of
need or the willingness to conserve or develop assets. TTiere is little inclination to
fulfill potential or to overcome obstacles that appear. There is an almost total lack
of competitiveness. A trine may, for example, signify those born into wealth.
Important family connections may offer them opportunity to succeed in their
chosen professions with no period of apprenticeship or initiation. TThey merely
step out into the street and the taxi is there, they raise their hand and the silver
platter appears. In love and war, these individuals emerge the winner. Sometimes
these individuals do come to know that what they have attained is sadly without
meaning or purpose, but, for many, the realization comes too late that what has
been too easily gained has been too easily lost and nothing was gained in the
bargain. No lessons to reflect upon, no job well done, no achievements to leave
behind.
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The Square ^-i /^
Looking at the natural wheels below, you can see which signs square each other.
/xyx y^>^dn\i\ ft
r AZ
I5
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I/x><C
tA/
/ d. V ^'^ \î
/a
\?J><d x\"v \T/
T \ rtri
/
^ \ 3 # ^
^\"^/
Aries is D Cancer and Capricorn Libra is D Cancer and Capricorn

Taurus is D Leo and Aquarius Scorpio is D Leo and Aquarius
Gemini is D Virgo and Pisces Sagittarius is D Virgo and Pisces
Cancer is D Aries and Libra Capricorn is D Aries and Libra
Leo is D Taurus and Scorpio Aquarius is D Taurus and Scorpio
Virgo is D Gemini and Sagittarius Pisces is D Gemini and Sagittarius
TaWt xy. Squares in the Natural Chart
Signs that square each other divide the circle into four parts. A planet located in
Aries is 90° or square any planet located in Cancer and Capricorn. A planet
located in Taurus is 90° or square any planet located in Leo and Aquarius, and
so on.
What docs the square mean?

In Chapter One, you learned that the twelve signs are divided into qualities.
Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn are the four cardinal signs; Taurus, Leo,
2ZI
Scorpio, and Aquarius are the four fixed signs; Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and
Pisces are the four mutable signs. Notice that the square occurs naturally
between signs of the same quaUty. Unlike the trine, which engenders little need
for achievement and action, the square brings frustrations that demand satisfac-
tion. Unlike the opposition which presents difficult circumstances that cannot be
changed, the obstacles presented by a square can be turned into advantages with
effort and determination. Of all the aspects, the dynamics of the square are most
likely to result in significant achievements and success. !
The Sextile
Looking at the natural wheels below, you can see which signs sextile each other.
/ A^ \
lifH \ /^
r^ v^/
j?^
^ ^
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/^ r^Yn
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P^
^ ^
/|Sw
\V)^
/kx\
V'VV 53ra\
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r^ 2>vW A
vT/V
^ Sy ^ ^
\^ \r}Jy
^
V^
s>^
Aries is * Gemini and Aquarius Libra is * Leo and Sagittarius

Taurus is * Cancer and Pisces Scorpio is * Virgo and Capricorn
Gemini is * Aries and Leo Sagittarius is * Libra and Aquarius
Cancer is * Taurus and Virgo Capricorn is * Scorpio and Pisces
Leo is * Gemini and Libra Aquarius is * Aries and Sagittarius
Virgo is * Cancer and Scorpio Pisces is * Taurus and Capricorn
Tabic 14: Sex tiles in the Natural Chart
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Signs that sextile each other divide the circle into six parts. A planet located in
Aries is 60° or sextile any planet located in Gemini and Aquarius. A planet located
in Taurus is 60° or sextile any planet located in Cancer and Pisces, and so on.
What docs the sextile mean?

TTie sextile is associated with the trine, although it does not mean the easy
fortune the trine implies. Sextiles are opportunities in life. They represent circum-
stances that, when taken advantage of, lead to achievement and success. They arc
the personification of "making one's own luck." Look at the two wheels above
that are divided into six parts. They indicate the compatibility and opportunity
that exists between the fire and air signs and between the earth and water signs.
The CoNguNCTiON
The conjunction is easy to picture since the circle is not divided. Two planets in
the same degree of the same sign are conjunct. The conjunction is powerful. Its
dynamics are interpreted according to the planets involved as well as any aspects
to it from other planets. For example, if a Venus -Mars conjunction also happens
to trine Jupiter, it would be considered fortunate. If, however, the Venus-Mars
conjunction is opposite Saturn, it would be interpreted as negative.
Studying the aspects

Using the signs as guideposts, you can see at a glance what planets may aspect
each other. Study the two charts in Figures 12 and 13 on the following pages. In
both charts. Mercury in Taurus and Mars in Virgo are in earth signs, which
automatically indicates the dynamics of a trine. In Chart One, Mercury at 6°
Taurus and Mars at 6° Virgo make an exact trine of 120°. However, in Chart
^
Two, Mercury is 29° Taurus and Mars is^310° Virgo. Here the planets are still in
the same element but they are 101° apart. A 19° difference from an exact trine of
Figure 12: Chart One, May jj, X933
120° is too wide for these planets to be considered trine. How many degrees can
there be between planets in order to consider them in aspect to each other?
Astrologers are not unanimous in their choice of the number of degrees to
allow between planets. Some astrologers do not use more than a i°-2° orb while
others will go as far as I2°-I5°. Rarely will an aspect be considered operational
if the planets are more than 15° from an exact aspect. There are different orb
allowances for different aspects as well as for planets making the aspect. In
general, however, the conjunction and opposition are given a 2°-5° orb, the
square and trine are kept within an 8°-i2° orb, while the sextile is not given
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more than a 1° orb. Choosing what orb to allow for the aspects eventually
becomes a matter of experience on the part of individual astrologers. Remember
Figure i^: Chart Two, May z^, ^933
that the sextile is 60°, the square is 90°, the trine is izo°, and the opposition is
180°. Now look at some of the aspects the Sun makes in Chart One. Make any
aspect vahd that is not more than 15° from being exact. There are iz^^^y
between the Sun at 22°^ 31* and Moon at i6°}3 43'- TTiis means that the Sun
and Moon are 5°48' from an exact trine. The Sun at 22°t53i' and Venus at
28°y 20' are in the same sign, separated by 5^49', making them close enough to
be conjunct. There are 96^16' between the Sun at 22°^ 31' and Saturn at
T^^^ 14 , which is 6°i6' from an exact square. There are 59^01' between the
Sun at 22°y 31' and Pluto at 21°^ 32', which is less than a degree from an exact
sextile. Notice that there are i75°io' between
225 the Moon at i6°15 43* and Pluto
at 21°^ 32', which makes a valid opposition between them.
Other aspects
Although the opposition, trine, square, sextile, and conjunction are the five
primary aspects used in astrology, there are others that deserve special attention.
Stellium
When three or more planets are in the same sign, there is added emphasis and
energy both in the house they occupy and the houses those planets rule in the
chart. Chart One shows Mars, Jupiter, and Neptune as a steUium in Virgo in the
twelfth house, while in Chart Two the same planets form a steUium in Virgo in
the seventh house.
Quincunx (Inconjunct)
This aspect occurs when two planets are 150° apart. Essentially it impHes
circumstances in which one thing must be given up in order to gain another. The
solution to this dynamic is an individual's willingness to pay a price for some-
thing that is gained and, even then, it is apt to mean settling for less than what
may have been truly earned.
The Grand Trine

When three or more planets trine each other from three signs, a Grand Trine is
created. Chart One contains a Grand Trine between the Sun at 22° Taurus,
Moon at 16° Capricorn, and Jupiter at 13° Virgo. The trine is a fortunate aspect
to begin with, and the Grand Trine enhances this prospect. However, as in the
case of all trines, there may be wasted wealth and talent because the individual
fails to preserve, develop, or use what has been so easily provided.
The Grand Cross

The Grand Cross is a pattern that occurs when planets form two oppositions and
four squares. This aspect is well illustrated by Chart TThree in Figure 14. The Sun
at 18° Libra and Neptune at 25° Libra are opposite the Moon at 22° Aries.
Another opposition occurs between Jupiter and Uranus at 27° Cancer and Mars
at 24° Capricorn. The Sun and Neptune in Libra form two squares, one square
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Figure J4: Chart Three, October 12, ig54
with Mars in Capricorn and the other with Jupiter and Uranus in Cancer, The
Moon also forms two squares, one square with Mars in Capricorn and the other
with Jupiter and Uranus in Cancer. The Grand Cross involves the most stressful
aspects, so it is not surprising that those who are bom with such configurations
are confronted with difficult circumstances to overcome.
The T-Square
The T-square is an aspect formed by an opposition and a square. Chart Four in
^V
Figure 1 5 illustrates this aspect. The opposition in Chart Four occurs between
Jupiter at z8° Cancer and Uranus at 27° Cancer and Mars at 26° Capricorn. In
Figure X5: Chart Four, October 16, ig54
turn, the planets at each end of the opposition are square the Sun at 22° Libra
and Neptune at 25° Libra. The dynamics of the T-square present circumstances
in which the stress of the opposition is afforded a release. The negative energy of
the opposition flows out through the square. In the case of Chart Four, the diffi-
culty involved with Mars opposed Jupiter and Uranus can be released through
the Sun and Neptune. Note here, as in all aspects, that in addition to the planets
involved in the aspects, the houses in which the aspects occur are an important
part of how the pattern will be interpreted in an individual's chart. In Chart Four,
for example, difficult circumstances involving the second house of money and
eighth house of values can be released through the tenth house of the individu-
al's father as well as through the individual's career or long-range goals in life.
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I Chapter Ten
Planetary Aspects in the

Natal Chart
Solar Aspects
As you read and think about the solar aspects, remember that these dynamics
always involve the individual's ego, its development and motivation. The Sun is
willpower, general vitality, and integrity. Solar aspects also include situations that
involve the father or people of great influence since they are also represented by
the Sun in an individual's horoscope. When studying a particular horoscope, you
must also be aware of which house in the chart is ruled by Leo since the areas
signified by that house are influenced by the solar aspects in the horoscope.
Solar Conjunctions
Sun Conjunct Moon
/^N ^^ ^T\ The ego, which is the unchanging core of individuality, is bound
v^ V^ ,^£/ to the constantly changing emotions when the Sun and Moon
are conjunct. People who are born with this aspect are apt to risk all their money
229constant struggle of deciding whether
on one horse, so to speak, the result of the
to follow their hearts or their brains. The negative associations of this conjunc
tion include the possibility of those who are so self-concerned that they are
unable to relate to the needs of others. The positive influence signifies well-inte-
grated personalities that may not only be opinionated and willful at times, but
also dedicated and loyal.
Sun Conjunct Mercury

^^ x^ Q When the ego is so closely bound up with the mind, opinions
V^ v-/ + and ideas are apt to be extremely subjective. Receptiveness to
learning is going to stay primarily limited to self-interests, which in turn limits
growth and progress. It is frequently difficult for Sun conjunct Mercury individ'
uals to separate their own ideas from the ideas of others. Consciously or subcon^
sciously, their egos tend to appropriate everything. If Mercury is in a different
sign than the Sun, there is less ego involvement and more mental receptiveness.
Sun Conjunct Venus

^^ ^^ Q Sun conjunct Venus suggests natural charm and social ease. On
V^ Vi^ + the one hand, the ego of these individuals can be the dominating
influence in the attitude, behavior, and outcome of relationships and interactions
with others, but should the ego be of a less determined nature, these individuals
can be alternately encouraged or crushed by the positive or negative circum-
stances of their relationships and interactions with others. Sun conjunct Venus
people want to be liked and seek a wide variety of social contacts. They are
susceptible to flattery and not above using it themselves. They are attracted to
art, music, and beauty in aU forms. Witty and companionable, they flirt without
offense. The negative side of this aspect includes those who are antisocial, rude,
and hostile.
Sun Conjunct Mars

^^ ^^ ^^ Individuals with Sun conjunct Mars are apt to be restless.
vZy v^ \^ TTieir egos seek an outlet on some physical level. Some of these
people find ego satisfaction in the development and use of physical skills; in some
it becomes fierce competitiveness in sports or other physical activities; in others
it results in defending themselves or their ideals at the slightest real or imagined
provocation; some find it impossible to settle down; and still others are driven to
practically kiU themselves with overwork. There is a good bit of self-absorption
when it comes to doing what they want to do, rather than what they should.
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Planetary Aspects in the Natal Chart
They are often guilty of possessiveness, jealousy, and quick anger. These feelings
may not last too long, however, and they forget the grievance and quickly get on
with other things.
Sun CoNguNCT Jupiter
^*^ ^^ ^ I The Sun conjunct Jupiter indicates generosity and enormous

V^ v^ T" capacity for enjoyment. The ego satisfaction in these individuals
compels them to attain or at least be closely associated with the best of everything
in life on one or more levels: material prosperity, social status, intellectual and
physical accomplishments, and spirituality. Whether or not these individuals
pursue a formal education, their intellectual curiosity compels them to want to
know everything and gives them a healthy respect for knowledge. Negative asso-
ciations ofthis conjunction lead in opposite directions. Either these individuals
ruin their health and finances by constant overestimation and indulgence, or,
inspired by exaggerated self-denial, they become miserly. On the positive side,
these individuals are true spiritual leaders, gifted actors, talented mimics, inspired
teachers, writers, and artists.
Sun Conjunct Saturn

/^ ^>^ Ht Inhibitions that these individuals exhibit as adults are likely to
V^y Vii^ I Ci have been caused by an austere or restricted childhood that
discouraged development of a healthy self-image. TTiey do not want to risk
anything that threatens to bruise their already damaged ego. Sun conjunct Saturn
individuals are required to follow tradition and accept structure and restrictions.
Most of them are very ambitious and strive for positions of authority. There is
too much worry, and they tend to be sober and inflexible, always sticking rigor-
ously to the rules. It is easier for them to accept the difficulties in life than to just
relax and enjoy things without constantly looking over their shoulders for
trouble. On the positive side, this aspect signifies those with great strength of
character and purpose.
Sun Conjunct Uranus

^T\ ^^ \lJ A restless, nervous, or impatient disposition makes it hard for
V^ V^ Ô^ Sun conjunct Uranus people to relax completely. They are also
apt to be rebellious, disliking conformity and confinement in any form. It is hard
to accept a routine existence, and they must make their own way in life if they are
to satisfy their ego's demands. No one is ever quite sure when and where these
eccentric and unpredictable individuals will pop up. Many people bom with this
aspect are remarkably original and ingenious. TThey are not often surprised or put
off by things that other people would regard as outrageous, strange, or impossible.
As far as Sun conjunct Uranus individuals are concerned, anything is possible.
Sun Conjunct Neptune

^\ ^^ yAJ Sun conjunct Neptune does not inspire competitiveness or
V-^ Vii^ + fierce ambition. When these individuals succeed, it is often a
fortunate result of being in the right place at the right time. However, they are
sensitive, intuitive, and spiritual. They are also deceptively strong and a master of
disguise. Negative associations with this conjunction include those whose ego is
so discouraged that it makes them an easy victim or disillusioned victimizer and
prone to hysterics, self-delusion, and addiction. On the positive side, they may be
interested and possibly gifted in art, theater, and dance. They are also apt to end
up with a career in medicine, counseling, or working with the underprivileged,
handicapped, or minorities. Water is the natural environment of Sun conjunct
Neptune individuals.
Sun Conjunct Pluto

^^ ^V ^2^ Sun conjunct Pluto is associated with strong self-promoters. No
V^ î^ I matter how pleasant or easygoing their outer personaUties may
appear, they have strong wills and very competitive dispositions. Sun conjunct
Pluto individuals seek power or control. TThere is underlying ego involvement in
everything they do. There is always danger of jealousy, possessiveness, and
vengefulness. TTie degree to which they give in to such tendencies depends on
other factors in their individual personality and background.
Solar Sextiles
Sun Sextile Moon
/^^ s^ ^^\ Individuals with Sun sextile Moon have a fairly easy time relating
vl(/ ^1^ .^/ to others, quickly finding ways to identify with them on one
level or another. They can communicate opinions and ideas effectively and spon-
taneously. As a rule, these individuals do not have to go too far afield to meet
others, since most of the time opportunities to do this are right at hand.
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Sun Sextile Mars

^^ ^^ ^*^ ^^^ sextile Mars people are quick to take advantage of oppor-
vZ*/ ^r^ V*/ tunities that come their way, and they are not so narrow as to
limit themselves to taking only opportunities that seem to promise some obvious
advantage. TTieir energetic response is to eagerly grab all opportunities that
arouse them emotionally, mentally, or physically
Sun Sextile Jupiter

/^^ s,^ "N I People with Sun sextile Jupiter rarely have to search for oppor-
V^y ^T^ i" tunities to meet others who will help them. They seem to have
an uncanny ability to wander into the right situation with the right people at the
right time. The opportunities these individuals encounter are usually learning
situations, which means either a chance for them to expand their intellectual
horizons or a chance to promote their thoughts and ideas.
Sun Sextile Saturn

^\ \,^ ^X TJ^^y ni^y have to work a little harder to meet people who can
vZ^ ^^ I C help them or search a little longer to find situations that can
help them get ahead, but with perseverance Sun sextile Saturn individuals nearly
always succeed. Opportunities they get in life are apt to be long4asting and soHd.
It also may take a little more time before they either develop their goals or can
actively pursue them, but this, too, merely takes patience and preparation.
Sun Sextile Uranus

^^ ^"^^ \ I ( ^^ ^^ difficult for Sun sextile Uranus individuals to create or to
V^ ^T^ 'O^ maneuver their own opportunities to get ahead. They must
learn instead to remain constantly alert and ready to take advantage of whatever
comes their way since these occurrences are unpredictable, appearing suddenly
and often from totally unexpected sources.
Sun Sextile Neptune

^^ "^^ M^ People with highly developed intuition when it comes to recog-
V^ ^T^ + nizing opportunities are described by Sun sextile Neptune.
However, lack of ambition or laziness sometimes prevents them from exploiting
the advantageous situations they come across. Many opportunities they get
represent the chance to gain spiritual or ârtistic
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Sun Sextile Pluto \

^^ ^^ ^2^ ^^^ sextile Pluto is usually an indication of individuals who are
vL*/ ^1^ X given opportunities to interact with those more powerful than
themselves. These opportunities also represent a chance to learn the value of
control and power and what happens when such privileges are abused. Not
everyone they meet gives tangible assistance in the way of money or obvious
favors, but they help in other ways.
Solar SauARES
Sun SauARE Moon
Or^ ^^\ Sun square Moon indicates those more capable than most of
*"^ -Jy finding situations and relationships in which they are egotisti-
cally satisfied as well as emotionally fulfilled. However, for such relationships to
be successful, they will have to make some inner adjustments of one kind or
another. These individuals nearly always succeed once they have learned that the
key to most things they want Ues in their willingness to give up one thing in
order to get another.
Sun Square Mars

Op^ ^^^PJ "^^ tendency to be confrontational and aggressive is one of
^— ^ ViX the patterns associated with Sun square Mars. Unnecessary
competitiveness and impatience are often the reasons for the personal disasters
that these individuals experience. Their egos are too easily affronted and this can
be their undoing. However, turning the energy of frustration into constructive
action gives many of them the necessary drive to accomplish the things that, in
the end, make them highly successful.
Sun Square Jupiter

0|~^ ^ I Individuals bom with Sun square Jupiter are apt to deprive
^— ■ i" themselves of success through misuse of their energy and
resources, being too extravagant when prudence is required and too prudent
when generosity is needed. Restlessness and impatience work against their best
efforts unless these tendencies are curbed. Yet, the faith and optimism these indi-
viduals inspire are the keys to their success.
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Sun Square Saturn

Or-^ 4: Sun square Saturn individuals are likely to be quite successful in
■-J I L life, if only because they have learned how to handle the obsta-
cles in their path. Overnight success is not the rule here, but eventual success
usually is. These individuals have great expectations of themselves and confi-
dence in what they can do, but disappointments can cause them to develop low
expectations of others. They are ambitious and ready to try anything to obtain
their goals.
Sun Square Uranus

Opnj \ I / Sun square Uranus indicates those who tend to be highly
L— J 'O^ eccentric or possess unexpected traits hidden in their otherwise
fairly straight personalities or demeanors. They may surprise themselves by their
own behavior and reactions — which are by no means apt to be predictable or
consistent from one time to the next. Obstacles they encounter in life are often
unexpected and may at times be unusual. An orderly schedule may be too boring
or even downright impossible for most of these individuals to follow.
Sun SauARE Neptune

Onn KAJ Those who are often at a loss to explain how and why their
■-J I problems occur are apt to have Sun square Neptune. Just when
these individuals think that something is resolved, it turns out there are facts
they didn't know or loose ends that still require attention. Getting to the bottom
of things and taking care of details is not impossible but is bound to be difficult
for them. TTie best way for them to succeed is to handle the here and now and
stick to the facts and what they actually know.
Sun Square Pluto

Or^ yOJ Manipulating situations to one's own advantage may not be an
'— ■ T admirable trait or even a convenient way to do things, but like
it or not, this is often what Sun square Pluto people are forced to do in order to
overcome obstacles that would otherwise prevent them from achieving even their
unselfish goals. They constantly run into situations which require them to use all
their resources. They often are unwilling to give up one thing to gain another and
the result may be that, in these situations, they lose more often than they win.
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Solar Trines
Sun Trine Moon
^\ A ^T\ Sun trine Moon indicates individuals apt to be pretty well satis-
V^y ' ■ ^^/ fied with themselves. This aspect is not a certain indication of
self-promotion and inspiring leadership, although others may thrust these things
upon them. For most of these individuals, Sun trine Moon more often describes
an inner contentment that enables them to stand up to the trials of rejection and
other personal disappointments in life. They have a strong (or perhaps just
lucky) life force and energy when survival becomes the issue.
Sun Trine Mars

^^\ A z*^ Self-confidence, even when it is not justified, is associated with
V^ ■ ■ \^ Sun trine Mars. For those who are bom with this aspect, it can
mean rash behavior as well as great courage. They approach situations without
bothering to get or consider all the facts, but their physical energy is apt to be so
well integrated into their ego drives that they are always sure they are on the right
track. Overriding any mistakes that are made along the way, they just keep going
until success is won. Their efforts and actions are usually successful, although
they tend to take too much for granted.
Sun Trine Jupiter

^\ A ^ I Those who are honest, open, optimistic, and with a great deal of
V^y ■ ■ ^1 creative energy are described by Sun trine Jupiter. These indi-
viduals may be very spiritually oriented and they can also be inspiring leaders.
Sometimes they are guilty of overestimation and hyperbole, and they can be very
lazy and waste their talent or resources by taking too much for granted. Being put
at some disadvantage is not a bad thing since, in their case, it can be the catalyst
they need to accompHsh real progress on their own.
Sun Trine Saturn

^^\ A +^ Individuals with Sun trine Saturn have a certain type of good
\Zy ^^ ■ C fortune. It is not a throw of the dice they can count on but luck
they make for themselves. They may not win at horse races, but they invariably
come out ahead in situations where they have worked hard and for which they have
prepared well. Assistance and favors they receive are frequently from elderly friends
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or relatives. They impress the right people with their prudence and hard work,
which perhaps is the luckiest factor going for them since it provides the additional
help they need to gain recognition for their eflforts and produce lasting success.
Sun Trine Uranus

^^ A \ I / Sun trine Uranus indicates those likely to be flexible or at least
vl*/ ■ ■ 'o^ able to adopt a different point of view just to see if ideas other
than their own will work. Although their reactions can sometimes be unprc
dictable, they rarely adopt totally negative attitudes and are willing to accept
almost any possibility. They are interested in and accepting of people of any back-
ground, race, and culture. There may be truly fortunate incidents that change the
direction of their lives, but these are rarely situations over which they have any
control or for which they are responsible.
Sun Trine Neptune

^^ A yij Although there is a certain amount of good fortune indicated
V«y ■ ■ T with Sun trine Neptune, it is elusive and not to be counted on.
For those born with this aspect, it can mean fortunate circumstances that occur
as the result of lucky hunches on their part or simply as a result of being in the
right place at the right time. This aspect indicates artistic talent and sensitivity,
and, fortunately or unfortunately, it also implies the ability to get away with
deception and disguise.
Sun Trine Pluto

^\ A Ô^ The good fortune of those bom with Sun trine Pluto may be in
V^y ■ ■ T possessing just the right resource or talent that is needed or in
knowing the right people with influential connections. Whatever assets and
resources are at their disposal, these individuals use them to great advantage.
They have little trouble attracting the help of powerful people or gaining posi'
tions of power or control for themselves.
Solar Oppositions
Sun Opposite Moon
Su n opp
^^ _yj ^^^ Sun opposite Moon indicates
^ difficulty in separating ego from
emotions. Tliose born 37with this aspect often fail to recognize
that something or someone they want may simply represent ego involvement
instead of emotional commitment. What they are called upon (or driven) to do
may often interfere with what gives them emotional satisfaction, or else it is the
reverse and they chase after their desires while their talents and ambitions are
wasted or remain undeveloped. Feelings of frustration ensue; then they become
despondent and think the whole world is against them. This is unfortunate, for
they could accompUsh a great deal if they maintain a positive attitude.
Sun Opposite Mars

^^ _y) ^^ People with Sun opposite Mars always seem to be on the
V^ ^J v^ edge of direct confrontations. Their egos are too easily
bruised, making it impossible for them to pass up any challenges, especially phys'
ical ones, and they consequently find it necessary to prove themselves at every
turn. Although they frequently possess admirable spirit and courage, these indi-
viduals can also be resentful of confinement and restrictions, which makes it hard
for them to accept even the mildest form of authority.
Sun Opposite Jupiter

^^ _13 "^ I Overestimation, indulgence, and exaggeration are some of the
V^-/ ^) i" patterns associated with Sun opposite Jupiter. Driven by false
pride or ego involvement, these individuals are prone either to promise more than
is possible to deliver or to become victims of others who do this to them. In
either case, these situations lead to disappointment and failed relationships until
sufficient maturity and experience are attained to help lessen the potential for
such difficulties to occur. If they cannot or will not curb the tendency to set unat-
tainable goals, they risk accompUshing nothing.
Sun Opposite Saturn

^^ (^ "t There are few instances when Sun opposite Saturn does not
vL/ ^) I L indicate severe tests of integrity and determination. There is
danger that those who inherit this aspect wiU ultimately be provoked by their
constant struggles to adopt the philosophy that the end justifies the means. An
unhappy childhood, poor health, or other deprivation can cause some of them to
give up altogether. Others may decide that their suffering entitles them to what-
ever they can get, even that which they have not earned. The individuals who
deal directly and courageously with whatever they encounter achieve incredible
strength and understanding that few others can match.
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Sun Opposite Uranus

^^ (^ \ I / Sun opposite Uranus indicates individuals that, by choice or
\Zy ^J 'd)^ by circumstances or both, are likely to be out of the main
stream of society in one way or another. They frequently follow unorthodox or
unusual behavior and attitudes in their personal habits and life-styles. They may
suddenly shift gears for reasons apparent to no one but themselves. Many of
them adopt an unpopular point of view just for the sake of being opposed. Being
confined or pigeon-holed is unacceptable to them. TTiey need to go their own
way and keep their own schedule.
Sun Opposite Neptune

^^ (^ \AJ No matter how successful Sun opposite Neptune individuals
v-*/ ^) I are in some areas of life, accomplishing their true goals is very
difficult. They may be able to capture public attention, but it may be for the
wrong reason. Their message may be heard but misinterpreted. If they gain
wealth and status, they find these things do not truly satisfy them. No matter
what success they make of themselves in the eyes of the rest of the world, they
are nevertheless attracted by goals that are illusive or unattainable.
Sun Opposite Pluto

^^ ^\^ \PJ In order to achieve their goals. Sun opposite Pluto individuals
V^ ^J X must struggle with power plays. Their attempts are frustrated
at every turn by this sort of situation. Like it or not, their success is apt to be in
the hands of those who have more control or more resources than they do.
Understanding those who oppose them and abiding by their rules is the only way
around this dilemma.
Lunar Aspects
The dynamics of lunar aspects in the horoscope always involve the individual's
feelings, the development of the emotional life, desires, and needs. Lunar
dynamics also include situations that involve the mother, the physical residence,
domestic environment, family relationships, and the individual's own offspring
and creative output. These aspects describe nurture that is received as well as
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nurture that is given, the manner of personal
awareness of an individual.
Lunar Conjunctions
Moon Conjunct Mercury
^T\ ^^ Q Moon conjunct Mercury indicates communication of feelings.
UJ v.^ + People with this aspect are usually quite talkative and readily
relate how they feel about everything. If there is anything to inhibit discussing
their feelings directly, these individuals turn to writing or some artistic means of
emotional self-expression. This aspect suggests great inquisitiveness and remark-
able abiht)^ for tuning in to the thoughts and ideas of others. T~he problems these
indi\iduals usually encounter are a result of too much flexibility and restlessness.
Moon Condunct Venus

"^\ ^^ Q Sensitive to others (particularly to those within their family
^Jy ^^ T circle), highly sociable, and incurably romantic describe individ-
uals with Moon conjunct Venus. They are bound to be stimulated by beaut)^, art,
music, and the luxuries and pleasures of life. Much of their inspiration and moti-
vation comes from interacting with others, and these individuals may become
emotionally crippled if such interactions are denied. They can become upset and
sometimes physically ill by disharmony in their relationships and in their envi-
ronment, especially their domestic environment.
Moon Conjunct Mars

'TS ^^ ^^ Those given to quick, impulsive actions is one way to describe
^^/ Vy v-^ those with Moon conjunct Mars. There is not apt to be much
subtlety in the expression of their emotional needs. Lack of hesitancy usually
leaves them no time to consider the possibiHty of encountering rejection or
hostile reactions in others. Jealousy, impatience, and irritabihty are quickly
induced in these individuals, but these feelings can quickly disappear as they
move on to other things.
Moon Conjunct Jupiter

'^S ^^ "^ I Enhanced, and in some cases excessive, emotions and desires are
^^y v.^ T" associated \vith Moon conjunct Jupiter. Dramatic exhibitions of
feelings is one pattern, and restlessness and compulsive acquisitions of material
possessions are other potentials. Sometimes a too-high opinion of themselves can
spoil their wonderful sense of humor and compassionate nature, but, as a rule,
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Moon conjunct Jupiter people are very generous. They are attracted to knowl-
edge. Many of these individuals develop into serious scholars while others have a
tendency to be pseudointellectuals.
Moon Conjunct Saturn

'TS ^^ +_ Emotional deprivation or restriction of one kind or another is
^Jy Vi-^ I C the potential of Moon conjunct Saturn. Even when it is not the
reality of their circumstances, individuals with this aspect often labor under a
sense of loss or deprivation in some vital area. They may be too severe and inflex-
ible toward everything and everyone, including themselves, tending to look at
things negatively, picturing the worst case scenarios. They may be admirably
ambitious but also manipulative. In relationships, they are insecure unless they
know exactly where they stand. On the positive side, their emotional commit-
ments are stable and dependable. Their strongest emotional relationships may be
with those much older than themselves.
Moon Conjunct Uranus

^^\ ^^ \ [ / Restless and nervous, it is difficult for Moon conjunct Uranus
-^/ Vii^ 'O^ people to truly relax. Their emotions are changeable, which
makes it hard to predict how they will feel about situations from one time to
another. The tendency associated with this aspect is to develop unusual
emotional attachments or relationships. These individuals wiU not tolerate
having their feelings dictated to them, even by those they love. Many of them are
ingenious and imaginative. Those who are artistic are not apt to express their
talent along conventional lines or methods. This is often a difficult aspect with
respect to the conception and bearing of children.
Moon Conjunct Neptune

"^X ^^ \\J Individuals with Moon conjunct Neptune can become victims of
^/y ^^ V their own emotions. Their imaginations are the source of
remarkable creativity or the means of irrational fears that cripple their actions.
Idealistic and intuitive, they are often psychic about people as well as situations
other than their own. They can be insecure and dependent in relationships and
oblivious to emotional as well as physical danger. Discouragement or self-pity can
impede their personal growth and progress. Much depends on the strength and
maturity they develop as individuals.
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Moon Conjunct Pluto
^^?\ ^V Ô^ Moon conjunct Pluto indicates those with definite likes and
Uy ^^ T dislikes. They have no trouble expressing their desires and
going after what they want. They do not accept rejection easily, which, in any
case, may not occur too often since many of them develop formidable personal
magnetism that few can resist. Power and control color all that they desire.
Subconsciously or consciously, they seek to control relationships and, if there are
negative factors in their personalities to support it, they can become jealous and
possessive. They are excellent psychologists, researchers, and investigators.
Lunar Sextiles
Moon Sextile Mercury
^T\ ^^ y Moon sextile Mercury describes individuals who seek to make use
^JJ i^ X riot orily of their own thoughts and ideas but also those of others.
They want to turn theories into some practical and personally advantageous
apphcation. Communication and contacts they have with siblings and neighbors,
as well as participation in their community, are not merely pastimes for these
individuals. These activities represent valuable opportunities through which they
achieve personal progress and emotional growth.
Moon Sextile Venus
^T\ s^^ Q An opportunist approach to interactions with others best

^Jy ^T^ T describes the pattern associated with Moon sextile Venus. Indi-
viduals with this aspect do not necessarily establish relationships and social
contacts with the sole intention of gaining advantages, but as things usually turn
out, they end up being able to make use of the connections they make. However,
there is frequently enough generosity, wit, and charm in their personalities that
others don't seem to mind helping or being used by them no matter what their
motives may be.
Moon Sextile Mars
^T\ s^ ^^ AH the wit and verbal expressions in the world are meaningless
UJ ^^ KJ to individuals with Moon sextile Mars unless these intangible
things are also accompanied by physical demonstrations. Tliey seek to carry out
their plans, ideas, thoughts, and desires, and they expect others to do the same.
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Although they are likely to encounter many situations that allow them to take
action, they are not ones to sit around waiting for such opportunities to come
along. Many of them simply go out and create their own opportunities.
Moon Sextile Jupiter

^T\ s^ ^ I One description associated with Moon sextile Jupiter is those
.^/ ^T^ ■■ who develop (and are given) a number of valuable sources from
which they obtain information, news, or whatever else they need in a particular
situation. TThese individuals may not be wealthy or lucky until they absolutely
need help; then, from out of the blue, they are saved at least temporarily from
whatever disaster threatens.
Moon Sextile Saturn

'TS s^ "t As a rule. Moon sextile Saturn indicates those who are able to
^^/ ^^ ■ L take full advantage of opportunities because when such situations
occur, the actions these individuals take are the result of their maturity and expe'
rience. By the same token, they can also lose valuable chances because they failed
to develop the organization and planning skills which would have enabled them
to exploit advantageous situations. Assistance often comes to them through older
people or those in authority.
Moon Sextile Uranus

'^S s^^ \ ■ / Moon sextile Uranus is often an indication of remarkable
'^Z 1^ 'O^ instincts and great cleverness. Individuals with this aspect may
never be truly prepared to take advantage of relationships or opportunities
because their occurrence is unpredictable. But whether or not they are prepared,
their cleverness and instincts are more than adequate to help them take advan-
tage of opportunities when they come along.
Moon Sextile Neptune

'TX \^ \AJ People with Moon sextile Neptune have a remarkable sense of
-^/ i^ 1 timing, yet they are not always sure just how they manage to
turn up in the right place at the right time. These individuals are usually able to
take advantage of opportunities because their innate awareness and instincts lead
them in the right direction or, in some cases, stop them from being misled by
false situations that appear to others as ^valuable
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Moon Sexthe Pluto
^T\ ^^ \OJ Individuals with uncanny perception, the remarkable skill of

^^ ^^ T being able to separate what is important and should be consid-
ered and analyzed from what is not relevant and should be discarded, are
described by Moon sextile Pluto. These people are detailed, organized, and
willing to put forth total concentration when their interest is aroused. Their
objective assessment of exactly what an opportunity represents is not often
derailed by sentimentality or personal desire.
Lunar Squares
Moon SauARE Mercury
^T\ p^ Q Moon square Mercury does not indicate lack of intelligence, but it
^^/ ■— ^ X irnplies obstacles thrown in the path of attempts to learn or to
communicate. Obstacles may be impatience, poor memory, lack of organization,
learning disability, or physical impediments. Whatever problems they face,
people with this aspect use the energy of their frustrations to succeed in over-
coming them and a great many other things as well. Travel or just general
mobility in getting from one place to another for them may be constantly plagued
with minor difficulties.
Moon Square Venus

"^\ 1"^ Q Difficulty in gaining the cooperation of others is associated with
^^/ ■— ■ X Moon square Venus. People with this aspect in their natal chart
have to prove themselves in some way before they are accepted or helped, and,
even at that, their success is more often a result of their own efforts than because
others went out of their way to assist them. Sometimes these individuals are
discouraged in reaching their personal goals because of financial and family
burdens that slow them down. However, the energy of frustrations in this respect
is often turned into constructive channels that lead to their ultimate success.
Moon Square Mars

^T\ p^ ^*^ Those born with Moon square Mars usually succeed because of
.^/ L-J v^y their energetic and tireless perseverance. If they try ten things,
maybe only one will work, but in the end that one thing will be what matters.
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They are inclined to aggressiveness and 44even rudeness, quick temper, and the
inclination to be too hasty in judgments, allowing their emotions to overrule
logical thought. Once these individuals control haste, anger, and impatience,
their physical and emotional energy begins to work for them and not against
them and they accomplish everything they set out to do.
Moon Square Jupiter

^T\ p^ ^ I Moon square Jupiter indicates those who tend to become too
UJ "—J iT emotionally involved in situations they should leave entirely
alone. Their curiosity aroused, they wander into these traps at every turn. A poor
memory does little to remind them of the last time they committed the same error
in judgment. These individuals are apt to have great communicative skills in one
form or another, and their ultimate success comes through developing them.
Moon Square Saturn

"^V pnj +^ Outward success is nearly always possible for those with Moon
Uy "-J ' C square Saturn, but it isn't easy; more often than not, they are
dissatisfied even after they succeed. Lack of emotional flexibility and emotional
deprivation are the impediments that prevent these individuals from being truly
happy. They may be guilty of always trying to get around rules and regulations,
and yet they are not above imposing them on others. Reticence or awkwardness
interferes with the expression of feelings. These individuals learn from mistakes
and develop organization and patience which are the keys to phenomenal success.
Moon Square Uranus

"^X p^ \i/ The greatest hindrance that individuals with Moon square
Uy ^^ 'kT^ Uranus often encounter is trying to deal with unexpected and
unpredictable situations for which they are almost always unprepared. Such
dilemmas are often overcome by the keen instincts which most of them possess.
However, there is also a great deal of nervous energy that must be controlled.
Many of these individuals develop unusual emotional attachments or experience
unorthodox family situations.
Moon Square Neptune

"^S 1"^ U^ Achieving desires is possible with Moon square Neptune but
UJ ^^ T perhaps only after many emotionally discouraging false starts.
Some of the individuals with this aspect may quit just at the edge of success,
never realizing how close they were. Others develop the maturity to hang in until
they succeed. Valuable time can be lost chasing unrealistic goals, useless people.
and trivial situations. Disorganization and inattention to detail can also impede
their progress, but such faults can be and often are overcome.
Moon SauARE Pluto
'TS r^ Ô^ Moon square Pluto individuals have the unfortunate habit of
UJ ■— ^ T outsmarting themselves. They are apt to have analytical ability
and keen perceptiveness but such traits can sometimes get in the way. Looking
for hidden motives or continually thinking there may be something beyond the
obvious may simply be a waste of their time. Revenge and possessiveness can
threaten the happiness of relationships. Many of them have an instinctive under-
standing ofpower, where it is, and who has it. If they overcome the need to
possess power for themselves, they can then let it work for them indirectly.
Lunar Trines
Moon Trine Mercury
"^\ A rj It is rarely a question of whether to follow one's head or one's
^<y ■ ■ + heart when Moon trines Mercury. Individuals with this aspect
possess minds that are well integrated with their emotions. They develop organi-
zational techniques and the ability to ascertain and analyze details even if they
make no attempt to keep track of these details. Although it may not be deliberate
manipulation on their part, they usually know just what to say and when to say
it. The instinct to know what others want to hear and clever communication
skills are what helps them get what they want in life.
Moon Trine Venus

"^N A Q Getting others to cooperate is almost always an easy matter for
UJ f ■ T individuals with Moon trine Venus, often requiring little or no real
eflfort on their part. This aspect is associated with easy charm, gracious manners,
and the potential for artistic talent. These individuals have keen instincts and
highly developed social and diplomatic skills, although how they apply these abil-
ities depends on other factors in their individual personaKties.
Moon Trine Mars

'TS A ^^ Exceptionally strong vitality is associated with Moon trine Mars.
^JJ ^^ kJ These individuals are noncompetitive, possessed of an inner
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satisfaction that frequently precludes any burning need or desire to prove them'
selves or their abilities to others. Their calm, easygoing temperaments can mean
laziness, though when motivated, they can become passionately enthusiastic.
They are often very mechanically or artistically skilled. Unfortunately, they may
take such skills for granted or remain content to develop them to a minimal extent.
Moon Trine Jupiter

'TS A > I Moon trine Jupiter indicates those who can and do get away with
JJ f ■ m' many things in life. These individuals can talk themselves into or
out of almost any situation. Surrounded by and perhaps even responsible for
scandal or criminal activities, they may be the only ones to escape the conse^
quences. Wastefulness, laziness, and taking too much for granted are all poten-
tials accorded this aspect, but so also are great talent, genius, spirituaUty, and a
life of generally fortunate circumstances.
Moon Trine Saturn

'TS A "t An altogether agreeable aspect for most of the individuals who
^Jy ■ ■ ' L inherit it. Moon trine Saturn implies recognition of talents and
achievements and the reaping of rewards for hard work and dedication. The
emotional lives of these individuals are usually fortunate since they generate
stable, lasting relationships. When help and guidance are needed, they get it and
in return they are wiUing to help others.
Moon Trine Uranus

'^S A \j/ Those with remarkable poise and the ability to handle many diffi'
^^ ' ■ 'O^ cult or unusual situations with understanding and aplomb are
described by Moon trine Uranus. Intellectually curious and keenly instinctive,
these egaUtarian individuals can emotionally identify with people everywhere and
from all levels of society. Emotional attachments may be unpredictable and erratic
but they are often rewarding and a unique source for personal growth.
Moon Trine Neptune

"^\ A \\) The associations made with Moon trine Neptune are difficult to
-dy ' ■ T predict for each individual who inherits it. It implies good fortune,
keen intuition, remarkable artistic talent, and the ability to capture the imagina-
tion of others. It can also mean addiction,^47laziness, and wastefulness. Developing
a strong character and clear sense of reality from youth is the key to making this
aspect work for these individuals rather than against them.
Moon Trine Pluto

^^\ A \OJ Moon trine Pluto implies ability to strongly focus energy and
-^y ' ^ T attention. Individuals with this aspect have clear, analytical
desires unimpeded for the most part by undue sentimentality. Many of these indi-
viduals develop such personal magnetism that they effortlessly attract the atten-
tion and affection of others, especially those in positions of power and status.
Lunar Oppositions
Moon Opposite Mercury
'TS ^(^ Q Moon opposite Mercury indicates those who often find them-
^^y ^J X selves in situations where their knowledge or skills are inade-
quate. Their first inclinations are to scramble to keep up, stall, or even
misrepresent facts until they are able to find out what they need to know. These
individuals may be very organized but are nevertheless always losing papers or
missing details. Maturity and other factors in their personaUties can reduce the
worst influence of this aspect, especially since it does not imply lack of intelli-
gence, which, in many of these individuals, is apt to be high. Nervous energy
keeps them on the go, and their health can suffer from lack of proper rest.
Moon Opposite Venus

'^S ^(^ Q Moon opposite Venus describes those who are disappointed in
-^/ ^j T their relationships. Although they are not antisocial by nature,
people with this aspect may by choice or circumstance lead a solitary existence.
Direct negotiations break down and strategy often goes awry. Dealing with things
is easier for these individuals than dealing with people. Potentials of this aspect
include rudeness and careless disregard for the rights of others. Positive influ-
ences in their backgrounds can soften or mitigate the negative traits impUed.
Moon Opposite Mars

'TS ^(^ ^^ Tendency to harbor anger and frustration is one of the
.^/ ^j v-/ patterns associated with Moon opposite Mars. Individuals
who inherit this aspect are forever running into situations in which no compro-
mise is possible and thus no solution. The emotional tension they encounter
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results in unnecessary accidents and physical confrontations. Insensitivity and

aggression creep into relationships, and it usually becomes a matter of too little
too late when they try to patch things up. Strong positive elements in their
personalities and backgrounds can help overcome some of the negative potential
of this aspect. There is a possibility of injury to the head. At no time should risky
water sports or other activities be attempted.
Moon Opposite Jupiter
^^\ (^ ^ I The material abundance promised by the Moon s association

.^/ ^J i" with Jupiter may never appear or may be wasted when Moon is
opposite Jupiter, but individuals with this aspect are not usually deprived of the
jolly sense of humor and great intelligence which are also implied. To be
successful they are certain to have to overcome some type of emotional exagger^
ation in their lives, either gross indulgence or its opposite extreme.
Moon Opposite Saturn
"TS ^(3 "t Moon opposite Saturn indicates people who have difficulty
^^ ^J I L being happy or content. Everything is either black or white
without any middle ground. Disappointments and problems tend to scar their
emotional lives. Indulging in hedonistic activity ends badly, as does the opposite
extreme of self-denial. Success for these individuals is not impossible but it comes
at a high price. Authority figures are feared or avoided, and either attitude on the
part of these individuals proves detrimental.
Moon Opposite Uranus
'^S _y) Vl/ Independence and even a certain perverseness characterize

^^ ^) 'O^ Moon opposite Uranus, although these inclinations may be
masked in an altogether pleasant and seemingly easygoing outer personality.
Individuals with this aspect are either naturally inclined to personal independence
or circumstances force them to become that way. Unexpected dilemmas occur,
necessitating a major change in their domestic environment or their relation-
ships, or they may be inspired on their own to go off in a totally new direction.
Moon Opposite Neptune
"^CX _y) \AJ Whatever success Moon opposite Neptune individuals achieve
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■ in other areas, their emotional lives frequently end up in quick-
sand; no matter how intelligent they are otherwise, they may never quite under-
stand how they got in such situations. Compassionate and too easily influenced
by others for their own good, Moon opposite Neptune people never seem to get
themselves on soUd emotional footing. Strength of character and other factors in
their personality mitigate some of the negativity connected with this aspect.
Moon Opposite Pluto
'^S ^(^ ^y Those who are compelled to go after their desires are described
Uy ^j V by Moon opposite Pluto. Individuals with this aspect are
shrewd in understanding people and situations. Their keen perception makes
them feel powerful in their quests, but it is not enough to help them get what they
want, since others with more resources may come along to rob them of their prize.
Relationships become intense and too focused to be satisfactory or successful.
They are often the victim of power plays, even when they are the victors.
Mercury Aspects
The dynamics of Mercury aspects in the horoscope always involve the individu-
al's mental state, the learning process, and the manner and expression of ideas,
opinions, and information. Mercury aspects also include situations that involve
the individual's siblings, neighbors, community affairs, communication and
contacts with others, transportation, and travel.
Mercury Conjunctions
Mercury Conjunct Venus
rK ^^ Q There is no certain indication of the depth of intellect in individ'
+ >-^ X uals with Mercury conjunct Venus, but these individuals are sure
to have humor and charm. TTiey are talkers — apt to possess remarkable commu-
nicative and artistic talents. Pleasure in learning can mean research and serious
scholarship in some of them and fondness for gossip in others. Mercury conjunct
Venus people are always busy — contacting others, traveling, running errands,
conducting business matters, and attending meetings and social functions.
Mercury Conjunct Mars

y ^^ ^^ When projects must be accomplished, those with Mercury
+ ^^ V-y conjunct Mars would be described as "hands on" people. These
individuals want to put ideas into action and have little patience if they have to
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deal too much with mere theory. Likely to possess above average mechanical or
technical skills, they are also strong and active when it comes to expressing their
ideas and opinions. Most of them are physically active as well as mentally alert,
though they are also restless and impatient.
Mercury Conjunct Jupiter

y ^^ "N I They may or may not seek advanced degrees but, sooner or later,
T ^^ ■" Mercury conjunct Jupiter individuals get caught up in expanding
their consciousness and improving their intellectual horizons on some level.
Amassing great quantities of trivia as well as real knowledge, these individuals
may also possess impressive language skills. They are constant talkers as well as
travelers. They are happy to share ideas and information, which is why so many
of them become journalists, writers, teachers, and salespeople. Problems arise as
a result of their tendency to focus on the big picture at the expense of details or
fail to see the big picture because they get hopelessly bogged down with too many
details. Mercury conjunct Jupiter people attach too great an importance to their
own thoughts and opinions at times, and it should not be surprising that they are
often guilty of exaggerating the facts.
Mercury Conjunct Saturn

Q ^^ "t Mercury conjunct Saturn indicates those who may be too formal
+ Vi^ I C and structured in their thinking to give credence to possibilities
that don't fit their preconceived ideas or plans. They are ambitious and want their
ideas to be looked upon as authoritative. Most of these people have little disposi^
tion for unnecessary tact or idle flattery. Some of them lack personal and seduc-
tive ways of communicating. These individuals may encounter restrictions in
their learning process, but whether they are deprived of inclination or opportU'
nity or suffer from disability cannot be predicted from the conjunction alone. On
the positive side. Mercury conjunct Saturn people are highly organized, practical,
and adept at managing information, ideas, and traffic.
Mercury Conjunct Uranus

Q ^^ \i/ Marked intellectual curiosity, and original, though often
T ^^ O^ unorthodox or nontraditional ideas and opinions are associated
with Mercury conjunct Uranus. Individuals with this aspect have unpredictable
inclinations. It is not an aspect in which to expect much elegance of physical
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movement except by concentrated efiforts. Most of these individuals are forever

bumping into things. Although in many respects they can be traditional and
follow ordinary, even boring, routines, these people are apt to have keen interest
in studying the occult and other unusual subjects, traveling to unique and
different places, and communicating with strange and unusual people.
Mercury Conjunct Neptune

y ^^ \\J Those who often fail to see the reality of situations, even to the
X ^^ ■ point of completely exhausting the patience of others who must
deal with them on this basis, are described by Mercury conjunct Neptune.
However, these individuals also have remarkable farsightedness and instinctual
understanding of some things that less sensitive intellects are unable to grasp.
They have talent for, or at least know, a great deal about art, design, music, and
the spiritual nature of things.
Mercury Conjunct Pluto

C5 ^^ ^SJ Mercury conjunct Pluto indicates those who endlessly analyze
X ^^ T ideas, relationships, and situations, wanting to get down to the
basic structure of these things. Sometimes this is done to afford a better sense of
themselves and sometimes it is done as a means of gaining power. Their manner
of communicating and of expressing their ideas and opinions tends to be quite
intense, incisive, and, in some of them, often sarcastic. Once their attention is
engaged, it is totally focused, which is why many of these individuals are excellent
researchers and investigators.
Mercury Sextiles
Mercury Sextile Venus
Q ^L^ Q Mercury sextile Venus indicates those apt to be mentally alert and
X ^^ ■ highly sociable. Their sense of humor and intellectual curiosity
afford the motivation to attain adequate education for whatever they set out to
accompUsh. Their engaging and interesting dispositions enable these individuals
to attract opportunities for making use of their communicative or technical skills.
Mercury Sextile Mars

yK ^L^ ^^ Those who get around a lot, and, though not overly aggressive, are
X ^^ ^^ rôt reticent about expressing their thoughts and ideas are the type
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of people associated with Mercury sextile Mars. These individuals usually find that
actual physical demonstrations they are given and their physical participation in
certain activities are what afford them the best opportunities to learn. When
opportunity does not come along, they are willing to go out and create whatever
situations are necessary in order to turn their thoughts and ideas into action.
Mercury Sextile Jupiter

y^ y^ "\ I Opportunities that involve intellectual, communicative, or artistic
+ ^T^ i" skills are associated with Mercury sextile Jupiter. People with this
aspect encounter fortunate circumstances in which they are able to acquire
knowledge and education or develop their talents and skills. For some, this aspect
includes the chance to turn knowledge or skills into monetary success, pubUc
recognition, or other tangible benefits.
Mercury Sextile Saturn

Q ^^^ 4l Opportunities that aUow individuals with Mercury sextile Saturn
X '^ ' t to demonstrate or make use of intellectual or technical skills
usually occur as a result of their meticulous planning or from the contacts they
make with older, established, or more experienced individuals. This aspect indi-
cates that diligence in developing intelligence and skills is what makes them
highly deserving of the attention, help, and sound advice they are able to attract.
Mercury Sextile Uranus

O ^L^ Vj/ Mercury sextile Uranus indicates those apt to be given a chance
X *^ v^ for intellectual growth as well as the development of their tech-
nical or mechanical skills through friends and through organizations to which
they belong. They should expect the unexpected because for them opportunities
often pop up without warning. However, trying to maneuver or manipulate an
opportunity is rarely successful.
Mercury Sextile Neptune

w ^^ Û Intellectual growth is often the motivation for individuals with
X "^ ■* Mercury sextile Neptune to also attain spiritual and psychological
growth. Many of them possess precognitive abilities that can be developed into
remarkable powers. Learning to help themselves is often the way in which they
end up helping others. Their jobs are apt^53to involve working with those who are
handicapped, underprivileged, or institutionalized.
Mercury Sextile Pluto

W ^^ ^S^ ^^ there are no emotional afflictions in their personalities or back-
X *^ ■ grounds, individuals with Mercury sextile Pluto are apt to have
keen perceptions and analytical abilities. There is no guarantee their endeavors
wiU always turn out well, but there is promise that if they take advantage of every
opportunity to expand their inteUectual capacities, success is attained.
Mercury SauARES
Mercury Square Mars
?r^ ^*^ Mercury square Mars indicates individuals who aUow ideas and
■— ■ \^ thoughts to race too far ahead of the logic, facts, and information
at hand. They have active, alert, and intelligent minds but need to develop more
careful attitudes, better organization, or solid evidence and understanding before
they attempt serious projects. Quick temper and accident-proneness are associ-
ated with this aspect.
Mercury Square Jupiter

?r^ "N I Highly intelligent but apt to get bogged down in meaningless
■— ^ ^1 details, Mercury square Jupiter individuals must depend on orga-
nization and structure if they want to get things done. Poor memories or atti-
tudes result in being plagued with a lot of unnecessary work. Intellectual
curiosity can mean research and scholarship or fondness for gossip and rumor.
Mercury Square Saturn

y p^ +^ There is no lack of intelligence in people with Mercury square
+ ^— ' ' Vi Saturn, but there may be some restriction or inhibition concerning
the expression of their ideas and opinions or in the learning process. These indi-
viduals may cUng to outmoded principles or be dictatorial in communicating
thoughts and ideas. They may suffer from lack of imagination or the means to
express it. Sight, hearing, or speech impediments are possible. Mechanical skills
can desert them and care should be taken when operating machinery. Travel,
especially in their own neighborhoods, may be difficult for one reason or another.
Mercury Square Uranus
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yK pnj \ I / The ideas and concepts generated by those with Mercury square
^P ■— ' 'ir Uranus are either futuristic or centered in the past. This does
not leave the success of their endeavors in jeopardy, but it can cause confusion
in trying to get projects off the ground because others beUeve their ideas are
either too far ahead or too far behind the times. They are often clever and orig-
inal thinkers. One of their complaints is having to look after boring details, and
no matter how organized they are, one of their problems is keeping track of
papers and information. These individuals are apt to be clumsy, which may
result in their being accident-prone.
Mercury Square Neptune

^K r^ \IJ Artistic talent and a sensitive intellect are some of the characterise
X ^^ ■ tics associated with Mercury square Neptune. However, in trying
to implement projects and schemes, these individuals may have trouble gaining
recognition for their contributions and ideas or they continually run into diffi-
culty due to lack of organization. Many of them adopt such an unrealistic
approach that it is difficult to implement their ideas on a practical level.
Mercury Square Pluto

?n ySJ Those who succeed as a result of manipulation and control are
^— ■ I described by Mercury square Pluto. The intellectual perceptions
of these individuals are keenly analytical. They know how to go about doing
things, and if laziness or some other factor does not interfere, they usually get
what they want. They seek to know the how and why of life, especially the
psychology of human motivation and behavior.
Mercury Trines
Mercury Trine Mars
Q A ^^ Mercury trine Mars indicates creative energy and physical enthu-
+ ■ ■ Vii^ siasm for intellectual and communicative efforts. Individuals with
this aspect attract the most fortunate prospects from everything that happens
around them. They are successful when they seek new experiences and wish to
improve their intellectual capabilities. They are rarely burdened with routine or
repetitive situations. Most of these individuals possess mechanical skills, enjoy
traveling, and keep up a constant pace of running here and there, especially within
their communities. Mercury trine Mars people are apt to be fortunate in business
as well as in the development, use, and 2recognition
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Mercury Trine Jupiter

yK A "N I Unless other factors in their personality inhibit them, people with
X ' * ^r Mercury trine Jupiter are gifted raconteurs. Whether they have
anything worthy to say is beside the point; they not only say it anyway but their
good fortune is such that other people pay attention. These individuals may rely
too heavily at times on the intellectual efforts of others and, even worse, may
appropriate the material as their own and get away with it. They think they can
talk their way into or out of any situation, and much of the time they have the
intelligence and communicative skills to do so. Fortunate circumstances
surround them in areas that involve education, writing, publishing, communica-
tion, investments, business, travel, reUgious or political interests, legal matters,
artistic talent, and athletic skills.
Mercury Trine Saturn

r^ A "t Mental stability, common sense, and a correct and accurate sense
T ' * ■ L of timing are characterized by Mercury trine Saturn. Individuals
who inherit this aspect have organizational and administrative abilities. They are
apt to wander effortlessly into many situations in life in which they are able to use
their intellectual and communicative skills to great advantage. Understanding
structure and purpose is one of their most valuable intellectual assets.
Mercury Trine Uranus

Q A \ I / Mercury trine Uranus is associated with intellectual curiosity and
+ ■ ^ ^6^ behef in the possibility of almost anything. People with this aspect
frequently develop interest in unusual subjects as well as psychology, social
sciences, technology, and medicine. These individuals are sociable and love to
travel and meet people from many different places and backgrounds. There is
little chance they will ever tolerate intellectual prudery or a snobbish attitude,
either in themselves or in others.
Mercury Trine Neptune

y^ A yij Individuals with Mercury trine Neptune are apt to possess an
+ ^^ T outstanding intuition, vivid imagination, and keen intellect.
However, they must be careful not to take these assets for granted or their intel-
lectual and artistic gifts are wasted, their spirituality becomes nothing more than
hollow tradition, and their psychic sensitivities are never realized or developed.
Many of them have the faith healer's gift though they may not choose to call it that.
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Mercury Trine Pluto

^ A \OJ TTie usual implication of Mercury trine Pluto is intellectual and
^ ' ■ X communicative abilities. Whether these individuals are outgoing
or prefer to remain quietly in the background, their success is a result of ability
to observe and analyze human attitudes and behavior. They beheve knowledge is
power and, for them, it is apt to be true.
Mercury Oppositions
Mercury Opposite Mars
yK j^ ^"^ Mercury opposite Mars implies an impatient nature that is
+ ^1 V^ quickly frustrated. Individuals who struggle with this aspect
immediately communicate their frustration without a second thought, and thus
have always to regret what they have said in anger and haste. Impatience results
in physical confrontations or be restricted to verbal assaults, but clues to that
inclination lie elsewhere in their background and personality. Although they may
not develop the patience for it, great caution must nevertheless be exercised when
they operate machinery, handle dangerous materials, and travel.
Mercury Opposite Jupiter
Q ^13 "^ I Individuals with Mercury opposite Jupiter are apt to be excep'
X C^ ■" tion^lly bright, but with a tendency to collect knowledge to the
point of dilettantism. The practical side of things is often left out of their plans
and ideas. Intellectual snobbery is a temptation these individuals can hardly resist,
but they have an otherwise generous nature when it comes to sharing information
and ideas. One of their biggest problems is verbalizing their thoughts. They
recognize and understand the big picture which is their strength. This is just as
well, since most of them have no inclination to pay attention to details.
Mercury Opposite Saturn
Q ^\J "t One pattern associated with Mercury opposite Saturn is getting
X ^J ■ ' bogged down in endless details, rules, and regulations. People
who inherit this aspect have to develop patience and ability to handle restrictive
situations. Constant struggle with one impediment or another can discourage
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cultivation of a lively imagination and stymie
scholarly pursuit unless it is of a strictly practical nature. Obstacles frequently
encountered with this aspect include learning disability, hearing impairment, and
lack of inchnation or ability to express ideas and communicate information.
Travel and transportation are usually plagued with frustrating delays and other
hindrances. Here again, these individuals eventually have to accept the necessity
for careful planning and cautious movements.
Mercury Opposite Uranus

y ^(J\ I / Although instability is associated with Mercury opposite
+ ^J ^6^ Uranus, so also are remarkable intelligence and unusual percept
tion. Individuals with this aspect do not suffer from mental confusion or lack of
ideas; their difficulty involves communication. Avoiding mental distraction is a
full-time job, otherwise it is impossible to coordinate and communicate thoughts
and ideas clearly. These individuals are able to learn quickly on their own or
when their interest is aroused, but learning by rote is difficult. TTieir awareness
and understanding can be astounding, but their grasp of information is highly
unstable. Just when they need to relay information, it slips from memory. They
may be outwardly poised and calm, but Mercury opposed Uranus individuals are
apt to be inwardly nervous. A quiet environment is needed since they find it very
hard to relax. Developing controlled, consistent physical movements is also a
problem for them. They are often uncoordinated and constantly bump into or
trip over things.
Mercury Opposite Neptune

y (^ \AJ Mercury opposite Neptune individuals may be expert in some
^ ^) X special field of endeavor and they are apt to be quite clever with
mechanical devices and abstract theories. When it comes to dealing with other
people, however, their judgments and perceptions are frequently out of touch
with reahty Their thoughts and ideas rarely depend on logic or attempts to
understand the facts. Assumptions are drawn from past experiences and on their
vivid, but sometimes faulty imaginations. This aspect indicates great sensitivity
and spirituahty. These individuals may prefer solitude, or this condition may be
imposed on them for one reason or another.
Mercury Opposite Pluto

yK (3 V2^ Sharing information is not always to the liking of those with
+ Qj T Mercury opposite Pluto unless they get something useful in
return. Control of information and ideas is a factor behind their motivations and
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behavior. There is usually a power struggle or impediment that blocks the free
flow of information or knowledge. Some of them behave mysteriously or attempt
to disguise their knowledge or true motives. Consciously or subconsciously,
these individuals seek knowledge in order to gain control of situations rather
than to improve themselves.
Venus Aspects
As you read the descriptions for Venus aspects, remember that the dynamics of
this planet are going to involve romance, artistic talents and tastes, friendships
(especially female relationships), social attitudes and behavior, marriage and
other partnerships and alliances, pursuit of pleasure and luxury, sense of humor
and fun, and values.
Venus Conjunctions
Venus Conjunct Mars
?^^ ^^ When Venus combines with Mars, social inclinations are given
v^ \^ energy and enthusiasm and an aura of warmth and vitality lies
close to the surface. Individuals with this aspect are not totally dedicated to their
social lives; in fact, most of them aggressively pursue other personal goals — self-
improvement, development of artistic talent and interests, a career, or wealth.
Venus conjunct Mars people are highly responsive to sexual encounters. If
nothing in their individual personality or background discourages them, they are
excellent partners in marriage, business, or any cooperative effort.
Venus Conjunct Jupiter

O ^^ '\ I People with a generous, philanthropic nature are described by
T >-^ i" Venus conjunct Jupiter. Cultural pursuits and appreciation of
knowledge are Ukely, but these individuals may not be patient enough, or perhaps
too lazy, for great scholarship unless other factors in their background and
personality give them a motivational push. At times they are guilty of making
friends strictly for the purpose of furthering their own social status or gaining
other personal advantages. Possessed of a keen and ready wit, Venus conjunct
Jupiter people love adventure, drama, and259every kind of social intercourse.
Venus Conjunct Saturn

Q ^^ "t Venus conjunct Saturn indicates diminished capacity for enjoy
T ^^ ' L ment. It doesn't mean that people with this aspect never have a fun
day. However, enjoying pleasures and luxuries they possess or pursue is often
restricted by poor health, debt, loneliness, or too many responsibilities. Romantic
encounters are apt to be with older people or with those who represent an
authority figure. In the worst cases, romantic relationships are with people of nega-
tive or repressive character or with those who become a burden. In the best cases,
romantic relationships are solid and enduring. Common sense and practicality
dominate the imagination and sense of humor, making it hard for Venus conjunct
Saturn individuals to indulge in whimsy. On the positive side, however, they bring
structure and purpose to artistic endeavors, which is often the key to making such
projects important and successful rather than merely frivolous or fanciful.
Venus Conjunct Uranus

Q •^ \ I / People with Venus conjunct Uranus should not be expected to
X î^ 'O^ travel the usual path when it comes to romance and other
alliances. Traditional relationships and practices are possible of course, but these
individuals are more than receptive to other scenarios. There is instability which
means they may suddenly or unexpectedly begin or end a romance, marriage, or
other partnership. Sociable in the sense of relating to large groups of people, these
individuals have no trouble making a wide variety of friends and acquaintances.
Involved in all types of organizations, they are popular and often hold positions
of leadership. Many of them are excellent organizers and successful fund-raisers.
Artistic expression and taste in individuals are likely to tend toward the very old,
the ultramodern, or the highly unusual.
Venus Conjunct Neptune

O ^^ \\J Individuals with Venus conjunct Neptune often possess a highly
+ ^^ I sensitive and refined aesthetic sense. Many of them become
expert appraisers of wine or perfume. There is potential for deception and aban-
donment inromance, marriage, or other partnerships. Although infidelity is one
possibility, deception can also occur through misplaced idealism. Many of these
individuals have romantic attachments with someone from a minority group or
someone involved with the navy or maritime industry, dance, photography, enter-
tainment, orhealth care.
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Venus CoNguNCT Pluto

O ^^ VS/ Strong desire is not to be denied when Venus is conjunct Pluto.
T ^^ ■ The passionate attention of individuals with this aspect can
sometimes be too intense for those on whom it is focused. Consciously or
subconsciously, these individuals seek to control romantic relationships,
marriage and other alliances, and cooperative efforts. In turn, power struggles
allow jealousy and possessiveness to creep into relationships. However, many of
these individuals learn to avoid such problems by sublimating their energy into
creative projects or other worthy endeavors.
Venus Sextiles
Venus Sextile Mars
?\^ /S?' ^*^^^s sextile Mars is associated with opportunities to establish
^T^ Vi^ social contacts and to interact with people in general. If individ-
uals with this aspect are not given such opportunities, they can be just as
successful in going out and creating them. This aspect is an indication of career
possibilities or a chance to develop artistic skills. There may also be many oppor-
tunities for engaging in romance, whether or not they seek such situations or are
in a position to take advantage of them.
Venus Sextile Jupiter

?^^ ^ I Pôpl^ with Venus sextile Jupiter not only possess artistic, promo'
^T^ i" tional or journalistic talent, but they are also given opportunities
to get ahead by applying these talents in advertising, promotion, broadcasting, or
teaching. They often develop a number of intelligence sources to keep informed
of the news and issues they need to know. They successfully create opportunities
for others as well as themselves.
Venus Sextile Saturn

Q s,^ "t Assistance provided by people who are older or in positions of
X 1^ I L authority is one pattern associated with Venus sextile Saturn.
Opportunities for these individuals usually represent a chance to develop artistic
abilities and to improve social status. Their unselfish sacrifices for others also
provide opportunities for themselves. This aspect indicates musical talent or
skills in architecture and design.
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Venus Sextile Uranus

O ^^^ V+/ ^^î^^^^^ls who approach social relationships with enthusiasm,
+ ^T^ Ô^ intellectual curiosity, and egalitarian attitudes are described by
Venus sextile Uranus. They are presented with opportunity to make friends and
acquaintances wherever they go. Many of them experience unexpected or
unusual romantic encounters or partnership arrangements. Other situations
provide these individuals with a chance to work in economics, technology,
finance, or the social sciences.
Venus Sextiue Neptune

?s,^ \IJ TThe social conscience of individuals with Venus sextile Neptune
*T^ I is very sensitive, involving them with others who are handicapped,
confined, or members of a minority. They are highly responsive and in some
cases, psychic and intuitive, in their interactions with people. They may have
opportunity to engage in secret romances or in relationships with those who are
mysterious or glamorous. Other situations offer opportunities to increase their
spirituality and awareness. Many of these individuals possess mathematical
ability, mechanical or technical skills, and artistic talent.
Venus Sextile Pluto
O ^L^ ^2J ^^^^^ sextile Pluto individuals have analytical ability, potential for
T ^1^ X enhanced intuitive power, and the tendency to get involved with
secret schemes. They can be very discreet when necessary. Shrewd observers of
human behavior, they use this understanding to gain control of situations in
which, more often than not, they emerge the winner.
Venus SauARES
Venus Square Mars
?p^ /"^ Venus square Mars indicates people who are apt to exhibit a
■—J KmJ certain social awkwardness. These individuals are what is often
referred to as a "diamond in the rough." Quick temper and an aggressive
approach in dealing with others are also present unless these traits are softened
by other factors in their personality and background. Romance is frequently a
matter of competition or expedience rather than passion and courtship either on
their part or that of their partners. Their instincts and talent in art or music tend
more toward the bold and blunt than the subdued and elegant.
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Venus Square Jupiter

?m ^ I Pôp'^ ^^^ spend half their time overindulging themselves and the
L-J i" other half paying for it are described by Venus square Jupiter. Their
tendency to go overboard toward extravagance can also go in the reverse direction
and they become abstemious and miserly. In many of these individuals, the aspect
amounts to a poor sense of timing. They are overly generous in some matters or
with people who don't deserve their largess, and then behave selfishly or become
petty when they should have been generous. Venus square Jupiter implies prob'
lems, but it also implies that personal growth is also possible for the individuals
who eventually learn to balance generosity with prudence.
Venus Square Saturn

?p-l +L Venus square Saturn doesn t indicate lack of generosity in those
^^ I L born with this aspect, although others may not be generous
toward them. Social attitudes and behavior include abruptness, even rudeness at
times. Charm and grace are not apt to be natural attributes, although such quali-
ties can be acquired. There is potential for social isolation, whether it occurs as
their tendency to be a "loner" or it is imposed on them by others. Unfortunate
prospects of Venus square Saturn are debts as a result of extravagance, inability
to manage income, and responsibility for debts incurred by others. Social activi-
ties, relationships with women, partnership, and gaining the cooperation of
others are often beset by fear and other obstacles, but, in the end, those who
persevere manage to get what they want.
Venus Square Uranus

?|"^ \i/ Unusual or nontraditional are appropriate terms for some of the
^— J 'O^ social inchnations of people with Venus square Uranus. Their
marriage and other partnerships, as well as the romantic situations they
encounter, are sure to be stimulating and may also fall into the category of unex-
pected or unusual. These individuals can be stubbornly addicted to their own
opinions, feisty, defensive, and argumentative.
Venus Square Neptune

?p^ ÎJ Deception in romance is a strong possibility for those with Venus
'— ' r square Neptune, although it is not certain whether these individ-
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uals will be guilty of infidelity or whether they will encounter it in their romantic
partners. They may also be deceived simply by their own unrealistic illusions and
expectations concerning romantic partners, and thus doomed to disappointment
when such ideals are inevitably shattered. Maturity and a more objective
approach help overcome the negative potential of this aspect and may contribute
to developing the sensitivity and creative talents that are its positive potentials.
Venus SauARE Pluto

?nn yPJ Those with Venus square Pluto often find that there is a price to
'"^ X pay with regard to their relationships. No matter how easy or
exciting relationships are at the beginning, manipulation or power struggles
result in the end. Unless these individuals submit to the manipulations of others
or else seek to gain control themselves, the only other alternative they may have
is utter loneKness. Much, however, will be gained if they learn to minimize their
own need for power and tactfully sidestep others who try to exert control.
Venus Trines
Venus Trine Mars
Q A ^^ Natural enthusiasm and sociability are traits associated with
T ■ ■ V^ Venus trine Mars. Unless discouraged by more somber factors in
their personality or background, these individuals easily attract the good feelings
and attention of others. They usually do not bother to hide their flaws, since it is
often their good fortune that others overlook their imperfections. Venus trine
Mars people demonstrate their affection and companionship in a physical
manner. Most of these individuals get along equally well with both sexes. They
enjoy participating in sports and physical activities as a form of socializing.
Venus Trine Jupiter

O A ^ I Wealth and worldly success are not guaranteed to those who are
+ ^^ i" born with Venus trine Jupiter. The aspect does imply, however,
that these individuals are naturally attracted to the good things in life, and more
than likely will effortlessly be able to attain them. There is also the potential of
intellectual success and talent for art, music, or drama. Sometimes the good
fortune they encounter is astounding, but sometimes their wealth, in whatever
form it appears, is wasted. Even if these individuals are moderate in some things,
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there is always some area of great lavishness,
Venus Trine Saturn

Q A +. Devoted, responsible, and stable in their relationships are charac
+ I ■ I C teristic descriptions of those bom with Venus trine Saturn. There
is potential for longevity in friendship, marriage, and partnership, and marriage or
partnership may be with someone older. Relations and interactions that these
individuals have with others are usually conducted along traditional lines and
established rules of legitimacy and fairness.
Venus Trine Uranus

Q A \ [ / Meeting people and making friends wherever they go is rarely a
T ■ ■ 'kT^ problem for those with Venus trine Uranus. Their amiable and
personal approach that makes even strangers feel they have known these people
a long time is part of the reason these individuals succeed in life. Venus trine
Uranus people are egalitarian and do not fear crossing or defying social barriers.
There are no hidden meanings in their actions or conversation and no compli-
cated strings attached to their social relationships.
Venus Trine Neptune

Q A \X) Musical talent or artistic and design skills are frequently described
T ■ ■ T for those bom with Venus trine Neptune. They may also be very
fortunate in their social contacts; it sometimes is a case of being in the right place
at the right time and sometimes because they have just the right looks or person^
ality to attract the right people. These individuals can form relationships that
become so close as to be almost psychic. If other factors in their personality or
background do not interfere, they are caring and compassionate and highly
successful at amusing and inspiring others.
Venus Trine Pluto

Q A yOJ Attracting the attention and the affection of those in power as well
T ■ ■ I as attaining high-ranking social positions for themselves is not
often difficult for those born with Venus trine Pluto. This aspect also implies a
strong sexual drive that may cause problems in youth but can bring wisdom and
control when these individuals are mature enough to handle it. Pleasures they
have may be many or few, but their enjoyment is intense. Their close relation-
ships often become valuable psychological resources. These individuals have
special talent for or success in handling 2resources
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Venus Oppositions
Venus Opposite Mars
Q _y_) /"^ Polite manners and elegance do not have any kind of a natural
+ ^J v^ berth in the nature of those with Venus opposite Mars. It is not
certain that these individuals should never aspire to attain these characteristics;
it is only that such things must be assiduously acquired and once attained must
be rigorously maintained. Venus opposite Mars people are passionate and/or
invariably attract others so inclined. Unless their maturity and patience are
enough to ensure fairness and consideration, relationships can degenerate into
hostility, jealousy, possessiveness, or physical abuse. Women with this aspect
may resent men or be abused by them, and men with this aspect view women the
same way. Working and cooperating with others are difficult at best. TTiere is no
middle ground for compromise or peaceful coexistence. Definite terms for
agreeing to disagree have to be worked out in all aspects of friendships and other
close relationships.
Venus Opposite Jupiter

Q _J^ "^ I Venus opposite Jupiter indicates those who want life to run
T ^) t' according to their desires, which makes it difficult for others to
present them with bad news or unpleasant situations. They are unwilling to
handle difficulties, especially in instances when more promising situations are
waiting. They may have great success in some areas but fail to grow as individ-
uals, especially those who refuse to learn to deal with the negative side of life.
Unless their background training or other characteristics in their personality
modify the inclination, they completely lack discretion, and desires and social
inclinations are likely to get out of control.
Venus Opposite Saturn

Q ^(^ "t The burden of responsibilities may interfere with the develop-
T ^J ' L ment of friendships, social activities, a sense of humor, and an
easy, lighthearted approach to life when Venus is opposite Saturn. Fear of rejec-
tion may be responsible for making these individuals reluctant to engage in
romantic encounters or, in some cases, even simple social encounters. The course
of romance is often plagued by inhibitions or other impediments. These individ-
uals find it difficult to achieve recognition for their creative talents, or they may
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develop such talents later in life. Unwavering perseverance and a philosophical

attitude in every situation are effective weapons that may help to alleviate some of
the negative potential.
Venus Opposite Uranus

Q (^ \ I ( Those with Venus opposite Uranus can never be quite sure
T ^) 'v)^ how they will be accepted by other people. On the other hand,
their own social inclinations and approach to relationships may be just as unpre-
dictable. Unstable relationships or enforced separation from others by circum-
stances over which they have no control prevents them from getting too close to
others for too long. Conventional society or the same old faces may become
boring to them, and, as a result, they seek the more interesting company of
unusual people or at least a wide assortment of people. These individuals will
frequently encounter or engage in unorthodox or nontraditional social situations.
Venus Opposite Neptune
charm, artistic talent, and sensitivity associated with Venus

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are not necessarily lacking in those with Venus opposite
Neptune. However, the manner in which these traits are developed or applied is
the problem. There is increased potential for disintegration of their social atti-
tudes and behavior and for other factors that undermine their friendships as well
as romantic relationships. These individuals often develop distorted or unrealistic
ideas about people and must be careful in voicing their opinions. They attract
others who are addicted to drugs or alcohol or those who intentionally deceive
them. These individuals are easily victimized, and in turn may as easily become
the victimizers. Sensitivity, clear thinking, and maturity are needed at all times.
Venus Opposite Pluto

O _yj KSJ Venus opposite Pluto indicates those fascinated by human
T ^J I behavior and psychology. Some of these individuals tend to
manipulate social contacts but won't tolerate being controlled themselves. Some
of them, however, experience the reverse and are themselves the victims of
manipulation. They may associate with others who physically attract them, but
they prefer being with those more powerful or socially advanced than themselves.
Such inclinations may be intentional and focused or only their subconscious
desire but, in the end, always trap them Zone
67 way or another.
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Mars Aspects
Physical energy and efforts describe the role of Mars in planetary aspects. As you
read this planet's dynamics in each of the aspects, think of each description in
terms of how an individual physically operates, the type of physical situations
likely to be encountered, and the nature of male relationships as well as interac
tions with men in general.
Mars Conjunctions
Mars Conjunct Jupiter
>«?| ^^ ^ I Energy and enthusiasm mark the physical pursuits and efforts
^^ ^-^ i" of those with Mars conjunct Jupiter. ITiey are wiUing to risk
everything on one roll of the dice. The grand as well as the grandiose gesture is
characteristic of their style and approach to life. The enthusiasm of their actions
may be solely directed to increase their own importance or turned to philan-
thropic endeavors — in many cases, it is both. At times, the overestimation and
impatience in which these individuals constantly engage are no doubt problem-
atical for them as well as for those around them, but their keen inteUigence and
the greatness of their spirit are so inspiring as to minimize some of the difficulty.
It is not surprising to find Mars conjunct Jupiter people putting their physical
endeavors into such enterprises as pubUshing, promotion, cultural pursuits,
linguistics, and sports.
Mars Conjunct Saturn

^*^ ^^ +,^ For those bom with Mars conjunct Saturn, there is a major
Vx v.^ I C conflict between what they want to do and what they may be
forced to do. Acceptance of responsibifity, learning from experience, and devel-
oping maturity must be achieved or they will be held back at every turn. In youth,
these individuals are apt to have serious confrontations with authority, even
though they require order and structure in their lives. They are apt to hold in
anger or frustration until it surfaces in explosive outbursts and acts that cause
accidents or other regrettable situations. On the positive side, these individuals
have organizational ability and a sense of structure and purpose. Administrative
skills ultimately place them in positions of authority. What they accomplish may
not be easy, but results of their efforts are apt to endure.
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Mars Conjunct Uranus

^-^ ^^ \ I / Unpredictable, rash, and contrary describe some of the patterns
\^ \^ Ô^ associated with Mars conjunct Uranus. Individuals with this
aspect tend to think of themselves as different, and in many ways they are. With
a strong sense of personal independence, sometimes just stubborn contrariness,
they insist on going their own way and doing things their own way. Their rest-
less, daring spirit takes them in many different directions, and they often end up
far from where they started. Care must always be taken with machinery, even
though they may be thoroughly familiar with its operation.
Mars Conjunct Neptune

^^ ^^ \AJ Mars conjunct Neptune indicates those with a tendency to
Vi^ î^ T harbor delusions about their actions and have unrealistic
notions of their physical ability. Decisions must be made carefully since there is
potential for unwise action and erroneous judgment. These individuals are likely
to be more than a little fond of music or art and may have talent in one of these
areas. The understanding that some of these people have of machinery and phys-
ical processes in general borders on the uncanny. Their work or other activities
may lead to involvement with photography, medicine, the arts, and handicapped
or minority groups.
Mars Conjunct Pluto

^^ ^^ yOJ Control is the operative term for the physical efforts and energy
V^ v.^ + of those bom with Mars conjunct Pluto. In most cases, remark-
able physical strength may be expected to give these individuals an endless
capacity to work hard and play hard. They can be too intense or aggressive at
times which makes others ill at ease. Weaponry, psychology, counseling, raw
materials, surgery, cooking, mines and caves, secret activities and groups, or reno-
vations are particular areas where these individuals direct their physical efforts.
Mars Sextiles
Mars sextile Jupiter
^^ s^^ "N I Mars sextile Jupiter indicates those who receive opportunities in
V.^ ^T^ r" life to make use of whatever talent or interest they have in poU-
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tics, art, music, foreign cultures or international diplomacy, promotion and
advertising, law and the justice system, writing, religion, or higher education.
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These individuals are fortunate because many of these valuable opportunities

come along without too much effort on their part.
Mars Sextile Saturn

^*3^ ^L^ +,^ Good timing is one of the hallmarks associated with Mars sextile
Vii^ ^^ I L Saturn. Individuals with this aspect often know exactly when to
act or, in some cases, when not to act. They are apt to receive opportunities at
just the right time to get ahead in business, construction, real estate, manage-
ment, banking, or property management and development. Those with organi-
zational skills are excellent administrators, instructors, and trainers. Mars sextile
Saturn people are good at planning and aggressively promoting their own inter-
ests as well as those of others.
Mars Sextile Uranus

/*^ ^L^ \ I / Opportunities to develop and use any interest or talent in such
\my *T^ 'Qy areas as technology, institutional management and develop-
ment, and in unusual subjects such as magic or astrology are indicated with Mars
sextile Uranus. These individuals often have the talent (and the chance to use it)
for coming up with clever and ingenious solutions to problems, especially in
psychology, law, and finance.
Mars Sextile Neptune
/"^ ^"^^ ^*U "^^^^ ^^^^ Mars sextile Neptune are not always lucky, but they
\^ ^T^ T often benefit from a lucky hunch. Opportunities come to them
not so much through any care or planning on their part but usually because they
happen to be in the right place at the right time. Areas that may give these indi-
viduals the chance to succeed include religion, art, the occult, photography, and
mathematics.
Mars Sextile Ruto

^^ ^L.^ yOJ The nature of opportunity associated with Mars sextile Pluto
\^ ^^ X involves gaining some sort of power or control in either a phys-
ical or financial sense. These individuals often get a chance to advance through
inheritance or handling personal assets of others. Other areas that hold the
promise of opportunity for these individuals include metaphysics, psychology,
taxes, insurance, renovations, raw materials or minerals, holistic medicine, and
physical fitness.
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Mars SauARES
Mars SauARE Jupiter
^"^ nn ^ I Those with Mars square Jupiter can often be their own worst
x*/ I— J ^1 enemies through carelessness, laziness, and bad timing. They
tend to act imprudently when they should keep a low profile, and when their
knowledge or actions can really make a positive difference, they may fail to act out
of laziness or disinterest. There are tendencies here for procrastination and
misrepresentation. However, there is also energy enough to overcome the diffi-
culties indicated, enabling these individuals to succeed in their goals because of the
obstacles in their path rather than in spite of them. One potential in which these
individuals may find themselves is in competition with their father or father figure.
Mars SauARE Saturn
^^ 1"^ "t Impatience and inner negativity is associated with Mars square
V^ ^— J I C Saturn, but these traits may not necessarily be reflected in the
outer personality of individuals born with this aspect. They may have a sense of
humor but are, nevertheless, what others consider a "straight arrow." They are
ambitious, but the price of any success they merit will invariably require personal
sacrifice. Their physical energy and health may falter or other inhibitory factors
may come along in the middle of a project, forcing them to leave the task of
finishing to others. Sometimes it is a case of those who refuse to give up, taking
on all the responsibilities themselves or being forced to assume them in order to
see something through to completion. Odds favor them if they persevere.
Mars Square Uranus

x^ r^ \i/ Individuals with Mars square Uranus are bound to have a quirk
^^ ^-^ 'O^ or two. They veer from the traditional path from time to time or
perhaps make a lifetime project of seeking an unusual or alternative life-style. They
are willful and independent, and even those who settle down to marriage and
regular jobs may grow restless and unhappy if too much confinement or control is
imposed. They can also get stuck in a rut, unwilling to help themselves, preferring
to blame the world for their lack of stimulation and success. There is,
however, enough unpredictability in their lives and attached to their actions that it
serves to keep them on their toes and interested. Ability to direct the stimulating
energy of uncertainty into productive channels is frequently their secret of success.
Mars Square Neptune

^^ pn \IJ One of the biggest frustrations for individuals with Mars square
v^ ■— ' X Neptune is having their efforts go unrewarded or, worse, their
efforts produce no effect at all. Disorganization, disorderUness, and lack of moti-
vation needlessly complicate their lives. Getting things done often seems over-
whelming. Inmany situations they delude themselves into thinking everything
will turn out all right, and this is just as well since they save themselves aggrava-
tion. Once inertia, unrealistic expectations, and vague methods or plans are over-
come to the point that allows some true efforts to take place, these individuals
can and do achieve their goals.
Mars SauARE Pluto
^■"^ m ^y "^^ strong will, emotional intensity, and physical stamina of

V^ L-J T those with Mars square Pluto are usually enough to get them
out in front. What may cause them to fall behind again, however, is being too
aggressive or threatening. They have incisive minds and know exactly what they
want and how to get it. Their own growth as individuals involves learning how to
avoid revenge, jealousy, and possessiveness.
Mars Trines
Mars Trine Jupiter
^x^ A ^ I Mars trine Jupiter indicates those with the capacity to enjoy the
kJ ^-^ ^1 good life. Whether or not they deserve it, they are lucky,
enjoying what some refer to as bUnd luck. Optimistic risk takers, these individ-
uals are ready for any adventure. They may not be physically lazy but are often
given an easy way out of things. If they are not wealthy, they often manage to be
taken care of by those with more means. Having a sharp wit and being around
when good things happen are how these individuals progress in status or career.
Mars Trine Saturn

^•^ A +^ The good fortune of individuals with Mars trine Saturn often
x^y ■ ■ ■ L involves being taken care of or given valuable assistance by older
people or those in authority. Their ambition is rarely subtle and attempts at self-
promotion are transparent, but the implication of luck here is that their ploys are
tolerated. Mars trine Saturn is a survival aspect. No matter what hardships are
imposed, these individuals usually manage to cope better than most.
Mars Trine Uranus

^-i^ A \ I / A bold and forward nature is associated with Mars trine
\^ I ■ 'tr^ Uranus. These individuals are always ready for action. They see
nothing wrong in speaking their mind and behaving exactly as they please
without reservation. And, what is more, they usually get away with such free-
wheeling actions even as others are criticized or ostracized by society for doing
the very same thing. They are willing to consider the possibility of any action or
situation, no matter how unusual or unconventional it may seem to others.
Mars Trine Neptune

^^\ A \AJ Even if they possess a harder side more in tune with reality,
Vi^ ■ ■ I there is also a certain mellow, philosophical or spiritual sense in
how individuals with Mars trine Neptune think and conduct themselves. They
are attracted to people and situations that appear glamorous, sensuous, or
uplifting in one way or another. Artistically talented with astute intuition, they
often have the good fortune to be in the right place at the right time and know
exactly what to do or, as the case may be, what not to do.
Mars Trine Pluto

^^ A ^^ Mars trine Pluto indicates people with a strong sense of what
V^ ■ ■ T they like and dislike, and just as strong an inclination to get
what they want. Their passions are notably strong as is an ability to separate
what is relevant and important from that which is irrelevant and unimportant.
These individuals are fortunate not only to possess valuable material and nonma-
terial resources, but also to know how to make use of them.
Mars Oppositions
Mars Opposite Jupiter
^^ _y_) "^ I A characteristic pattern of Mars opposite Jupiter is people who
Vi^ ^j i* want things to go their way and who will either aggressively seek
to run everything or avoid handling anything, leaving such tasks to be handled by
those around them. They have a well-developed appetite for pleasure. Any form of
moderation, especially physical moderation, is not easily accomplished. They have a
low or nonexistent tolerance for unenjoyable or unpleasant circumstances. Soldiers
of fortune is how many of them see themselves,
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venture is a situation from which few of them can expect to emerge victorious.
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Mars Opposite Saturn
>«^ ^(^ "Jl If there is a hard way to do things, individuals with Mars oppo-
V^ ^) I L site Saturn will find it. Impatient with rules and regulations,
they attempt to circumvent them and only end up making things worse. They are
not very tolerant of others who are overbearing or authoritative, even though
they may be guilty of such traits themselves. They may not always show resent-
ment outwardly but seek to extricate themselves from this type of domination in
one way or another, often with little success. TTiere may be loss of parents, or
parents exhibit a domineering influence these individuals find difficult to handle.
For them, the key to success is in learning to deal with structure and authority in
a more positive way.
Mars Opposite Uranus
^^ _y) \aJ Those with Mars opposite Uranus are unpredictable. They
V^ ^j Ô^ start out to go one way and end up headed in the opposite
direction. Difficult for others to control, they find it hard to control themselves
or their shifting attitudes for any length of time. Separations from friends are to
be expected. There may be one or more complete changes in life, and their life-
style isnot Ukely to be conventional. Already prone to accident or violence, the
worst thing these individuals can do is give in to their impatience, haste, or anger.
Care must always be taken around machinery and electrical equipment.
Mars Opposite Neptune

^■"^ (^ yij Actions are vague and motivated by illusions or delusions when
K^ ^j T Mars is opposite Neptune. For individuals with this aspect, it
raises the potential for being either a victim or a victimizer. They may always find
themselves working in the dark, either literally or figuratively. It may simply be
that they enjoy creating an aura of mystery around themselves, or they actually
act in secrecy, either legally or illegally. These individuals are often confused,
never quite knowing if their efforts have any effect or what that efiect might be.
Mars Opposite Pluto
^-i^ (^ ÔJ Mars opposite Pluto indicates those who are often confronted
K^ ^J T with situations that involve physical renewal or renovation in
some form. Either literally or figuratively,2 they have to develop inner resourceful-
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ness and whatever intellectual or physical 4skills they possess in order to meet the
challenges in life. One of their biggest frustrations is having to constantly deal

with what is irrelevant in order to be allowed to deal with what is relevant. They
invariably run up against the futility of confronting those with more power.
Specl^l note
As we proceed to the aspects made between the outer planets, Jupiter through
Pluto, it is necessary to realize that these dynamics are more apt to describe a
generation rather than a single individual.
Jupiter Aspects
When Jupiter is involved in a planetary aspect, it reflects the dynamics of growth
and expansion in an individual or in a situation. Jupiter represents the potential
for generosity and optimism that in turn encourages creativity and knowledge as
well as increased prosperity. It is the capacity for enjoyment and humor.
Jupiter Conjunctions
JupriTR Conjunct Saturn
^ I ^V "t Jupiter conjunct Saturn is associated with being offered a little of

i" îi^ I L everything in life. However, those bom when this conjunction
occurs will rarely, if ever, get something for nothing. When something is gained,
something else is lost in the bargain. Success is not denied, but they must work
to get it, work to hold on to it, and take nothing for granted. Prudence is their
best policy, although occasional extravagance is not only possible but also
enjoyed more because it is rationed.
Jupiter Conjunct Uranus

^ I x^ \±J A society that is in one stage of rebellion or another — in fashion,
^1 ^^ 'y)^ art, rehgion, politics, education, and philosophy — is the best way
to describe the pattern associated with Jupiter conjunct Uranus. The lives of
individuals bom with this aspect may, for example, be heavily influenced by war.
They witness the status quo turned upside down and the introduction of a new
order and logic in established institutions and traditions.
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Jupiter Conjunct Neptune

"N I ^V \AJ There is public receptiveness to spirituality in the reUgious sense
i" v^ + and spirituahsm in the occult sense when Jupiter is conjunct
Neptune. People born in this generation reject realism, substituting it with
ideahsm, abstraction, and impressionism, especially in art and Kterature. This
generational flow of sentiments may or may not aSêct their private life, but these
individuals are bound to have to deal with it on some level.
Jupiter Conjunct Pluto

^ I ^^ yOJ Jupiter conjunct Pluto signifies a generation of people with an
t' ^^ T urge to explore the mysteries of nature and the universe. Their
thinking and attitudes are analytical and investigative. Transforming fundamental
ideas about physical, psychological, and mental conditions is their societal direc-
tive, and individuals bom with this aspect will be involved with or influenced by
what happens in this area, either in their professions or other activities.
Jupiter Sextiles
Jupiter Sextile Saturn
■\ I s^^ t^ Individuals bom with Jupiter sextile Saturn have the motivation
^1 ^^ I L and opportunity to promote traditional values, solid societal insti-
tutions, and strong emotional commitment to improving the world. Jupiter
impHes the chance, but Saturn demands that the opportunity be deserved by the
generation as well as the individuals to whom it is given.
Jupiter Sextile Uranus

"N I ^^^ \ I / Given the opportunity to change the status quo in society, indi-
i" ^^ 'u^ \dduals bom with Jupiter sextile Uranus introduce innovations
and viewpoints that wiU broaden inteUectual horizons, expand technology, and
promote cultural development.
Jupiter Sextile Neptune

^ I ^1^ \IJ Jupiter sextile Neptune is associated with individuals who have
i" ^^ T an opportunity to expand spiritual growth, increase under-
standing ofspiritualism or the occult, and improve conditions in mental hospitals
and prisons and among minority groups.
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Jupiter Sextile Pluto

^ I 4^^ \OJ Jupiter sextile Pluto implies a generation of individuals with moti-
■■ ^^ X vation and opportunity to put scientific theory into practice.
Their approach to societal structures may be more organized, detailed, and
number-oriented than humanitarian in character. For example, in a society that
is under the influence of the generation bom with this aspect, population control
may be a more important issue than discovering how to reduce the number of
birth defects.
Jupiter Squares
Jupiter Square Saturn
^ I 1"^ "t^ Devotion to forcing thoughts and ideas on the rest of society
■■ ■— ■ ■ L describes the pattern of Jupiter square Saturn. Most of their ideas
are accepted simply because many of the individuals born with this aspect have
the energy and perseverance to mount ideological campaigns. They do not accept
foolish or faddish thinking and behavior. They want to make substantial contri-
butions to the world community.
Jupiter Square Uranus

^ I m \ I / Whether or not individuals born with Jupiter square Uranus
t' '—J Ô^ personaUy agree, their generation opposes traditional ideology
and social structures. Deliberately confrontational, they are stubbornly
entrenched in antagonistic modes. The direction of fashion, politics, religion,
philosophy, and every societal institution that they can influence is reversed.
Jupiter Square Neptune

"^ I n ^>U J^P^^^^ square Neptune implies misplaced idealism, counterpro-
i" ■— ^ T ductive sentimentality, and out-and-out fraud. It is imagination
no one quite knows how to handle. Erosion of traditional ideals tends to make
these individuals unaware of what should be valued and what should be rejected.
They believe something is missing, but they are not quite sure what \t is.
Jupiter Square Pluto

^ I m ^2J Societal issues which confront Jupiter square Pluto individuals
i" ^— ^ X involve power and who should
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and understand human psychological motivations and behavioral patterns in
order to resolve the problem of controlling basic resources. How much of this
spills into their private affairs is a matter of other factors in their background.
Jupiter Trines
Jupiter Trine Saturn
"N I A "t Jupiter trine Saturn imphes that conditions in society are favor-
t" ' ■ ' C able for individuals bom with this aspect. Many of them may be
at least moderately successful, while others without this aspect may, for example,
be unemployed or unsuitable in some way for the demands of current conditions.
Jupiter Trine Uranus

■^ I A \j/ Societal conditions inspire technology to make life easier for indi-
^1 ' ■ '6^ \iduals bom with Jupiter trine Uranus. A new order of thinking
destroys societal prejudice and institutional structures that might in the past have
hindered their progress, not only as a generation but also as individuals.
Jupiter Trine Neptune

^ I y^ Vl^ Inspirational influences abound when Jupiter trines Neptune.
i" ■ ■ T Individuals with this aspect become more interested in religion.
They tolerate and encourage the type of fantasy and imagination that may once
have been ridiculed. However, this so-called fortunate aspect can also mean
significant waste and hberahsm that goes so far as to produce a society unwilling
to work for a living.
Jupiter Trine Pluto

"N I A \P) Jupiter trine Pluto impUes individuals who can adequately inte-
^1 ' ■ X grate power with sensitivity in societal and poUtical structures.
This does not occur automatically, but the pattem suggests that the right people
will be in power in the right place at the right time.
Jupiter Oppositions
Jupiter Opposite Saturn
^ I (3 "fcx J^pit^^^ opposite Saturn imphes difficult times. These individ-
i" ^j I C uals are always presented with alternate situations in which
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there is either too much or too Uttle. There is no middle ground and no way to
escape this influence other than to deal with it in the best way possible.
Jupiter Opposite Uranus

"\ I (^ \ I ( Unstable conditions and a general confusion may lead to
i" ^j Ô^ complete chaos, the result of a complete reversal of existing
conditions when Jupiter is opposite Uranus. It is an aspect of rebellion against
the status quo. Unless other factors in their personality and background soften
the impact, individuals bom with this aspect may have to continually adjust their
life and life-style as a result of the battle between ideologies.
Jupiter Opposite Neptune

"\ I ^(^ \\J Disintegration of social, political, or religious institutions is the
^1 ^) T common pattern described for Jupiter opposite Neptune. The
spread of fanatic ideals breeds hate and intolerance. Disillusionment and sorrow
rule the day. Individuals with this aspect may or may not experience such nega-
tive sentiments personally, but they may suffer from its general effect on society.
Jupiter Opposite Pluto

^ I ^\^ ySJ ^^^^^ struggles become the order of the day with Jupiter oppo-
■■ ^J I site Pluto. Society is rampant with plots and counterplots,
intrigue within intrigue. Suspicion, abuse of power, and secrecy may not actually
describe the particular character or touch the personal affairs of individuals bom
with this aspect, but their lives may nevertheless be influenced in some way by
the effect this atmosphere has on society in general.
Saturn Aspects
Saturn's aspects indicate the conditions of limitation and restriction. They also
describe the qualities of endurance, maturity, and structure.
Saturn Conjunctions
Saturn Conjunct Uranus
+;^ ^^ ^79 associated with Saturn conjunct
\ I / TTie generational pattern
' L ^^ 'O^ Uranus is one that is concerned with the structure of societal
institutions. Religion, government, business, and other social groups become

more formal and organized. Among individuals bom with this aspect, there is less
of a fraternal attitude and more of an emphasis on practical concerns as a whole.
Saturn Conjunct Neptune

■t ^^ \\J Saturn conjunct Neptune impUes bankruptcy unless other plan-
I L ^^ I etary aspects soften the blow. Debts of all kinds must be paid.
Societal institutions that are without substance will crumble. Individuals bom
with this aspect may or may not have personal financial difficulties, but they are
likely to have to deal on some level with such conditions in society.
Saturn Conjunct Pluto

4: ^^ \OJ Desire to find solutions is one of the hallmarks of Saturn
' (m ^^ I conjunct Pluto. These individuals promote and produce impor-
tant medical and scientific research. There is great concern with conservation
and use of the Earth's elementary resources. TTiese individuals may also be the
ones to make significant progress in social issues that deal with the elderly and
with death and dying. Another important consideration is sure to be the use, as
well as abuse, of power and authority. Because Saturn is associated with respon-
sibiUty and taking correct action and Pluto is associated with the deepest, most
elemental forces, the conjunction of these two planets can be viewed as a link
with or at least awareness of karma in an individual as well as a nation or other
group of individuals.
Saturn Sextiles
Saturn Sextile Uranus
t\ Â^ \ I ( Conditions in society that provide opportunities to expand tech-
I C *i^ ^6^ nological research and development, international economic
institutions and trade, and societal structures are associated with Saturn sextile
Uranus. Individuals bom with this aspect may or may not personally participate
in activities that broaden societal awareness or enhance technological research,
but they will benefit from them in one way or another.
Saturn Sextile Neptune

+^ s^ yAJ Individuals bom with Satum sextile Neptune are involved with
I C t^ I introducing a new stage of religious thinking, a willingness to
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investigate the occult and other supernatural phenomena from a scientific point
of view, or finding new uses for drugs and medicines already on the market.
Saturn Sextile Pluto

4" s^^ K^ Opportunity to make more efficient use of natural resources
I L *^ I comes to those who are born with Saturn sextile Pluto, although
it does not indicate with certainty that their efforts will work. However, their
attempts to arouse public concern in such matters are usually successful.
Saturn Squares
Saturn Square Uranus
4" p^ \ I / When Saturn squares Uranus, it is not usually a favorable time
I L '— ^ ^v>^ for the stock market and there are unexpected upsets in political,
economic, and societal institutions. Changes in society that accompany this
aspect are troubUng when they occur, but the events or the reactions to them
may turn out to be providential in the future. Individuals born with this aspect
are confronted with the task of finding ways to assimilate traditional ideas and
methods within new and emerging trends.
Saturn Square Neptune

"t r~| \AJ General laxity toward structure and organization is associated
■ L ^^ I with Saturn square Neptune. Noncommittal attitudes prevail just
when strong commitments are necessary. Bad timing and a tendency to focus on
the wrong issues result in lack of accomplishment and a feeUng that something is
wrong, but it leaves individuals born with this aspect no idea of how to correct
the situation. They may not have a tough time with rules and regulations, but
they have to deal with those who do.
Saturn Square Pluto

+^ nn V2^ Saturn square Pluto implies anger in a society that believes it was
' L ■■^ X deceived by those in power. Getting back to basics seems an
overriding concern, but the intensity is sometimes so great that innocent and
valuable people as well as ideologies and institutions are destroyed in the process.
Many individuals born with this aspect are not particularly willing to give their
respect or cooperation to others unless they feel it has been earned. Then they
will bend over backward to be helpful.
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Saturn Trines
Saturn Trine Uranus
+,^ A \i/ Society enjoys a healthy economy, a bullish stock market, and
' L ■ ■ Ô^ relatively low unemployment when Saturn trines Uranus. Even
underdeveloped nations often benefit from this aspect. The personal lives of
Saturn trine Uranus individuals may also prosper on some level merely because
of the generally positive conditions in society.
Saturn Trine Neptune

"t A KAJ Widespread and generous pubUc support for cultural establish-
I L ■ ■ T ments, religious groups, and artistic organizations is indicated by
Saturn trine Neptune. Individuals bom with this aspect benefit from increased
tolerance for minority groups and renewed interest and support for handicapped,
underprivileged, and institutionalized people.
Saturn Trine Pluto

+_ A Ô^ A more equitable distribution of power, resources, and mone-
■ L ' ■ X tary assets among members of society and even among nations
is characteristic of Saturn trine Pluto. Individuals with this aspect may or may
not personally participate in the larger societal issues of redistribution, but
many of them are well endowed with personal resources of all kinds.
Saturn Oppositions
Saturn Opposite Uranus
"t (^ \ I ( Fierce opposition between the old and the new, and the liberal
I L Cf ^ ^^<i ^^^ conservative elements of society is apt to occur when
Saturn is opposite Uranus. Compromise is rarely possible. When a winner is
declared, there is usually no trace left of the losers or that which they repre-
sented. On one level or another, these troubled situations diminish the lives of
individuals bom with this aspect.
Saturn Opposite Neptune

4" (3 KAJ Saturn opposite Neptune is indicative of dangerously flawed
I L Cf ■ thinking and societal attitudes. Deception, paranoia, and disil-
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lusionment are prevalent, and it is to be hoped that those with clear minds and
courageous hearts have some influence. Abuse of the weak and underprivileged
is likely, and individuals born with this aspect may be the victims or the victim-
izers in such situations or they may have to deal with these situations in their
professions or other activities.
Saturn Opposite Pluto

+ 13 V2^ '^^ powerful seek more and more control and tend to abuse
I L Cf ■ ^^^^ positions of authority when Saturn is opposite Pluto. Indi-
viduals born with this aspect are confronted with a societal philosophy that is
extremely inflexible in nature and fosters the MachiaveUian philosophy that the
end justifies the means.
Uranus Aspects
The dynamics of change, often rebeUious and unpredictable change, are usuaUy
instigated by the aspects of Uranus.
Uranus Conjunctions
Uranus Conjunct Neptune
\i/ ^V The conjunction
\IJ The conjunction of
of Uranus and Neptune takes place approxi-
mately every 171 years, the last occurrences being in 1821 and
1993. Although the conjunction is made within a twelve -month period, the two
planets stay within the orb of a conjunction for many years. Therefore, the influ-
ences we associate with the aspect may occur prior to, on, or later than the
conjunction itself. This planetary pattern is of major importance in discussing the
conditions of society during the year it takes place, but by itself it has little signif-
icance inan individual's horoscope. The conjunction s significance on a personal
level may be interpreted to a certain extent according to the natal house in which
it is found and also if it happens to make any close aspects to other natal planets.
On a societal level, the aspect is associated with turbulent change in ideals.
Among other things, Uranus represents revolution and Neptune represents
oppression and slavery. To further define
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conjunctions which occurred in Capricorn, one must remember that Capricorn
represents the government. In 1821, the Greek War of Independence began

against the Ottoman Turks. Independence was declared by Mexico, Venezuela,
Peru, Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Panama. In the 1990s,
under this conjunction, independence occurred again, this time in Russia. There
is no doubt that countless lives are affected on a personal level by these great
revolutions. Babies bom during a Uranus -Neptune conjunction will live under
radically different governments and societal conditions than their parents.
Uranus Conjunct Pluto

\ I / ^>^ Ô^ Uranus conjunct Pluto occurs approximately every 114 to 141
^6^ Vii^ + years, the last time being the mid- 19 60s. The revolutionary
character of its influence in the United States was seen in the enormous personal
and pubUc crisis over issues like the Vietnam War and the fast-emerging drug
culture. The influence may or may not affect individuals bom in this generation
personally, but it will have much to do with how their generation runs the world
in the next century.
Uranus Sextiles
Uranus Sextile Neptune
\ I / s^ yAJ Uranus sextfle Neptune only applies to those bom from the
fQy ^T^ + mid- to late 1960s. Society provides opportunities for art,
idealism, spirituality, and especially the advancement of minority classes. How
such opportunity affects individuals bom with this aspect depends on other
factors in their personality and background, but they wiU be personaUy affected
by a world more sensitive to civil rights, the handicapped, and other underprivi-
leged members of society.
Uranus Sextile Pluto

\ I / s^ \OJ Uranus sextile Pluto only appUes to those bom in the mid-
/<I>V ^r^ + 1940s. The aspect is generational and implies motivation and
opportunities in science (especially atomic energy), technology, and medicine.
Bom into a generation that had just exploded the first atomic bomb, the lives of
these individuals are affected by the problems connected with atomic energy, but
positively influenced by advancement in2medicine,
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logical inventions and innovations.
Uranus SauARES
Uranus Square Neptune
\ I / p^ yij Those bom during the first half of the 1950s are the Uranus
Ô^ "—J T square Neptune people of this century. TTieir generation was
born into a world where popular opinion quickly gets out of control as it did, for
example, during the McCarthy hearings, when the Communist witch-hunt
plagued many innocent people and threw the country into a frenzy. However,
harsh aspects to Neptune often mean the influences eventually disintegrate or
dissolve. As individuals, this generation's life-style or social attitudes are influ-
enced in varying degrees by this aspect.
Uranus Square Pluto

\ ■ / 1"^ yOJ Individuals bom in the early 1930s have Uranus square Pluto.
^6^ •— ■ T Their lives were dramatically changed as a result of the Great
Depression that preceded their births. Their early years were shaped by this
transformation, a transformation that affected all levels of society at the time
it occurred and one that subsequently affected the behavior of this generation
as adults.
Uranus Trines
Uranus Trine Neptune
\ I/ A yAJ Uranus trine Neptune is a generational aspect that occurred in
'O^ ' ■ I the mid- 1940s. It implies a fortunate period for the advancement
of the arts, religion, societal institutions, and especially for the circumstances of
minorities. The generation that was born with this aspect reached maturity in
the 1960s and 1970s, and they promoted such ideals and activities as civil rights,
antiwar demonstrations, the feminist movement, and gay rights.
Uranus Trine Pluto

Vi/ A \OJ Uranus upsets the status quo and Pluto transforms, but in the
'u^ ■ ■ I case of Uranus trine Pluto, the result is beneficial. Prior to the
mid'i920s, which was the last time this aspect occurred, the status quo of and
between the sexes was transformed. Women cut their hair and shortened their
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dresses, and that was only the superficial part of a transformation that would
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eventually alter forever the traditional roles of men and women. In turn, the
changing roles of men and women led the way to more equality, not only between
the sexes but between all people. The Uves of individuals bom in the first half of
the 1920s, as well as the influence this generation exerted on other generations,
benefited to one extent or another by the extraordinary and revolutionary
changes that were made when this aspect occurred. At no time previous to this
did individuals express themselves so freely.
Uranus Oppositions
Uranus Opposite Neptune
\ I / ^(^ \AJ A minority group, usually dedicated to ideals and beliefs
'w)^ ^J T contrary to those of the majority, attempts to force changes
when Uranus is opposite Neptune. The lives of individuals with this aspect
bom between 1905 and 1910 were affected to one degree or another by unpop-
ular attempts to control society, one example being the ultimate failure of
prohibition.
Uranus Opposite Pluto

\ I / ^(^ yPJ The last occurrence of Uranus opposite Pluto was 1900-02.
'6^ ^j X Individuals of this generation were bom into a society with a
dislike for those in power or institutions with too much power. It promotes
assassination and kidnapping as well as the dismantling of powerful institutions.
The assassination of President McKinley catapulted the United States into a
union with Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy Roosevelt then exerted his efforts to curb the
growth of the powerful trusts in private business. Although this influence may or
may not have affected their personaUty and character, the Uves of many in the
Uranus opposite Pluto generation were nevertheless altered on some level.
Neptune Aspects
On the negative side, the dynamic quaUties of Neptune in the aspects it forms
involve undermining and disguising the reality of situations. On the positive
side, Neptunian patterns inspire, heighten sensitivity, and encourage imagina-
tion and fantasy.
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Neptune Conjunct Pluto

yij ^^ yOJ The conjunction between Neptune and Pluto occurs about
X ^-^ X every 493 years, which makes this planetary aspect insignificant
in an individual's horoscope. The last generation with this aspect was born in
1891-92 and the next generation will be born in the year 2383. The ideals and
spiritual concepts of Neptune are affected deeply by the transforming intensity of
Pluto. The dark side of this conjunction includes the potential that the poisonous
undermining and delusional fanaticism associated with Neptune can be intensi-
fied bythe ruthless search for power. History provides ample description of this
in the rise of American imperialism in the late nineteenth century. The drive for
colonies matured with sudden force in the 1890s as a reaction to economic
depression and the rise of great monopolistic corporations seemingly immune to
governmental control. Feeling trapped by these powerful forces at home, the
conquest of other nations offered Americans a way to restore their nationalistic
spirit by becoming a larger global force.
Neptune Sextile Pluto

U^ s^ yOJ Neptune sextile Pluto is an aspect of extremely long duration.
T ^T^ X The current sextile between these two planets has been affecting
generations for the last forty years. The associations made with the long-term
Uranus and Neptune aspect in society represent constant opportunities to
change the course of existing structures and pave the way for new ones. Those
who will live under the influence of the other aspects (i.e., conjunction, square,
trine, and opposition) as they occur between these planets in the future will have
to deal with the ideologies and other societal institutions that current generations
have had the opportunities to create.
Neptune SauARE Pluto
yAJ nn V2^ "^^ square between Neptune and Pluto occurs every 246 years.
X ^-^ X With a few exceptions during the second century AD, these
squares occur when Pluto is transiting Pisces and Neptune is transiting either
Gemini or Sagittarius. The last generation to experience this aspect was born in
1 8 16 when Pluto transited Pisces and Neptune transited Sagittarius. The next
generation of people who will be bom with this aspect will not come along until
2062. To get a description of the significance of this aspect, we need to consider
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Neptune and Pluto. This aspect then may be interpreted as a strong indication of
a transforming agent (Pluto), such as war or plague on the negative side and
research and development on the positive side, that targets imagination, spiritu-
ality, and ideals (Neptune). The transformation takes place through the energy
of new ideas and information (Gemini) and ultimately with the attainment of
knowledge and education (Sagittarius).
Neptune Trine Pluto

yAJ A \PJ Once the dynamics of a trine are formed between Neptune and
I ■ ■ T Pluto, the aspect keeps occurring over and over again for a period
of between five and eleven years. After this period, a trine will not be formed
again for hundreds of years. The last trine began in 1776 with Neptune in Virgo
and Pluto in Capricorn. TTie trine continued to exist between the two planets
throughout the next decade, finally ending in 1786, and by this time Neptune
had moved into Libra while Pluto had moved into Aquarius. TThe trine is a fortu-
nate aspect. Ideals (Neptune) are enhanced in the idealistic sign Virgo, and they
are favored to become powerful (Pluto) in a government (Capricorn) that is
established under this aspect. The founding of the United States is the best
example of how this potential can be realized.
Neptune Opposite Pluto

yij (^ \OJ Neptune opposes Pluto approximately every 493 years, the
X ^) I last occurrence being 1644. It is difficult to determine exactly
what the significance of this aspect may be in an individual's horoscope, but its
broader associations can be fairly well described from the conditions that existed
in society when it occurred. Minority groups, those who are disadvantaged and
enslaved, ideals, and religious beliefs (Neptune) are pitted against the people
and institutions with power and resources (Pluto). Although such conditions
may not be directly interpreted in the personaUty or character of people who are
bom with Neptune opposite Pluto, what happens in society will have a great
impact on the quaUty of their Uves in general and on the individual life-style of
some of them.
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Chapter Eleven
Interpreting the
Horoscope
No matter how long I spend or how many descriptions I present when

introducing students to astrology, they never really begin to learn until
they study actual horoscopes. As we discuss the charts of their friends
and relatives, I expand on descriptions I have already given them and add new
information as it comes up in the various charts. This chapter contains horo-
scopes ofsome famous people to show interested readers how to apply the infor-
mation presented in the previous chapters.
Not surprisingly, the first horoscope most students tackle is their own. Next
in line are the charts of family members, friends, and neighbors. The number of
charts that students gather from their personal network of friends and acquain-
tances issmall compared to the number they need to study. One solution is to
examine the lives of famous people. Reading about people is fascinating. Individ-
uals in whom you think you have no interest start to become very interesting
when you delve into some of the personal as well as public details of their lives.
As an example, I have chosen Theodore 2Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Brief Background
On a warm September afternoon in 190 1, President William McKinley attended
a public reception at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. Leaving
his wife Ida to rest at the home of the exposition's president, McKinley stood in
the Temple of Music shaking hands with the many people who had lined up to
meet him. As the event drew to a close and the doors were about to be shut, a
young man named Leon Czolgosz approached with his left hand extended. His
right hand was bound in a scarf as though it had been injured. As he reached
McKinley, Czolgosz raised his "injured" right hand and fired two shots that
ripped through the president's stomach. For the next few days it was beHeved
McKinley would survive the attack, but his condition suddenly grew worse, and,
in the early hours of September 14, he succumbed to his injuries. Twelve hours
later, fortytwo-year-old vice president Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest
president in American history. After serving the remainder of McKinley's term,
Roosevelt became president again in 1904. Elected to the office on his own this
time, he declared, "I am no longer a political accident."^
Third cousin twice removed to President Martin Van Buren, fifth cousin to
Frankhn Delano Roosevelt, uncle to Eleanor Roosevelt, and great-uncle to jour^
nahsts Joseph and Stewart Alsop, Theodore Roosevelt was a very popular presi-
dent. The teddy bear, a toy that still remains a favorite possession of most
children, was originally named for Teddy Roosevelt. Admired by sculptor John
Boglum, Roosevelt was immortalized as one of the presidential faces the artist
carved on Mount Rushmore. According to People magazine, Teddy Roosevelt
"kept an astrological chart pasted to the bottom of his chessboard for handy
reference." ^ I have not tried to verify this statement, but anyone familiar with the
life and times of TR (as he was popularly called) would not be surprised if it
turned out to be true. He possessed a brilliant and endlessly curious intellect and
one of the most colorful personalities of all our chief executives. Governor of New
York; vice president and president of the United States; highly successful writer
of history, biography, and adventure; war hero and Nobel prize winner, Theodore
Roosevelt's accompUshments are outstanding enough for ten men.
Theodore Roosevelt also endured one of the cruelest twists of fate. In 1878,
at age twenty and still a student at Harvard, Teddy fell in love with Ahce Lee,
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daughter of a prominent Bostonian banker. Attraction to the beautiful AUce was

immediate, and he pursued a spirited and unabated courtship until they finally
married on October 27, 1880. In 1884, twenty-two-year-old Alice, whom Teddy
called "Sunshine," became pregnant. Prior to giving birth, Alice moved in with
Teddy's mother Mittie in New York City because Teddy, by this time a New York
State assemblyman, was in Albany. A telegram was sent on February 12
announcing his daughter's birth. Teddy joyfully began to arrange a leave of
absence, but he received a more ominous telegram telling him to come immedi-
ately. Arriving home he found his wife gravely ill with a kidney ailment that had
gone undetected during her pregnancy. At the same time in another bedroom, his
mother Mittie lay dying of typhoid fever. Before dawn the next morning, Valen-
tine's Day, Mittie died and late in the afternoon so did Alice. The baby, also
named Alice, survived. Teddy remarried, but throughout his life, perhaps as a
measure of the intensity of his grief, he never again publicly or privately
mentioned his first wife.
What Can Be Learned from a Birth Date

Complete horoscopes are not always available. Beginning students may not know
how to calculate a chart, or the birth hour may be unknown. Although authors
frequently include the time of birth in biographies, it is not usually given in news-
paper and magazine articles about famous people. In the absence of a timed chart,
studying just the birth date is very helpful, especially during the learning process.
I will discuss this method first, using Theodore Roosevelt as an example.
The first step is to look up the birth date in an ephemeris. An ephemeris is a
book that Usts the positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets at midnight Green-
wich Mean Time (some ephemerides list planetary positions at noon).
Ephemerides (plural of ephemeris) can be purchased in new-age bookstores. The
ephemeris in this book (see Appendix A) was calculated and formatted by Time
Cycles Research. It lists the planetary positions from 1900 through 1999. Having
located the birth date for the individual you want to study, write down each of the
planetary positions. TTie Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars haê the most
to offer in describing personal traits and characteristics, so we need not concern
ourselves just yet with the sign positions of Jupiter through Pluto. Since
Roosevelt was born in a year not covered by our ephemeris, I have listed the rele-
vant planetary positions for midnight GMT on October 27, 1858.
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Theodore Roosevelt was bom with Sun in Scorpio, Moon in Cancer,
Mercury in Scorpio, Venus in Sagittarius, and Mars in Capricorn. The basis of
astrological interpretation of his natal planets and their sign positions can be
found by reviewing Chapter 6 and Chapter 7.
Sun in Scorpio
Scorpio individuals can and often do develop superior strength of body, mind, and
will. Weak and sickly as a child, Theodore Roosevelt suffered from severe
bronchial asthma and stomach upsets. William DeGregorio's book of United
States presidents states Roosevelt, "through rigorous exercise and sheer force of
will, matured into a brawny, robust man of action." ^
TR's physical stamina and activities were extraordinary, one relative recalling
that he played ninety games of tennis in one day. His sister Corinne provides a
glimpse of how deeply a Scorpio child can be motivated. One day, after Teddy had
suffered a particularly acute asthma attack, his father took him aside. Corinne
recalled the exchange that took place. " 'TTieodore,' said his father, you have the
mind but not the body, and without the body the mind cannot go as far as it
should. You must make your body. It is hard drudgery to make one's body but I
know you can do it!' The little boy looked up, his sister recalled, and accepted the
challenge. 7'// make my body!' " ^
Encouraging him to improve, Teddy's mother took him to a gymnasium. She
sat and watched as her son "relentlessly pulled the weights up, let them subside,
and then pulled them up again." ^ Relentless is an excellent description of Scorpio
determination. Roosevelt did not stop his physical exercises in childhood.
"Throughout his life he was surrounded by the paraphemaUa of bodybuilding:
boxing gloves, weights, dumbbells, horizontal bars. . . . Later, he deliberately
sought out dangerous situations — on the battlefield, in poHtics, in the depths of
the Brazilian jungle — to prove himself." ^
In 191 2, a remarkable instance of TR's determination and strength occurred
while he was campaigning as the Bull Moose party candidate. Standing in an open
car on his way to make a speech in Milwaukee, Teddy was shot by a man in the
crowd who fired a pistol into his chest. Roosevelt insisted on going ahead to the
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rally. Standing in front of the packed auditorium in his bloody shirt, he calmly
announced, "I don't know whether you fully understand that I have just been
shot; but it takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose." ^ He continued to speak
for the next hour and a half before seeking medical treatment. Doctors at the
hospital credited Roosevelt's excellent physical condition as part of the reason he
was not more seriously hurt.
Moon in Cancer
Men with Moon in Cancer often exhibit social awkwardness. Biographer Nathan
Miller writes that girls found Teddy "clumsily appealing," and his "social graces
did not always come easily"^ Childhood friend Fanny Smith remembered one
cold day when Teddy's brother Elliot paid her a visit. The two of them sat talking
when she noticed Teddy, "looking blue with cold," pacing up and down outside.
Elliot's explanation was that Teddy had planned to visit but suddenly overcome
by bashfulness, decided to remain outside. Moon in Cancer brings potential for
stomach disorders, and TR suffered from nervous diarrhea or what he called
"cholera morbus."
Moon in Cancer people are strongly attached to home and family. Editor
Joseph Bucklin Bishop writes in his introduction to Theodore Roosevelt s Letters To
His Children, "it was deep and abiding love of children, of family and home, that
was the dominating passion of his life." ^ A vignette from Nathan Miller's biog-
raphy further illustrates the devotion of TR's Cancerian Moon. " 'Ike' Hoover, the
longtime chief usher, said the Roosevelt years were the wildest scramble in the
history of the White House. Visitors were sometimes startled by a loud clatter as
Archie or Quentin slid down the main staircase on metal trays. Cabinet members
recoiled as small boys — members of the 'White House Gang,' as Quentin's
buddies were known — popped out of vases in the East Room. Quentin once took
his Shetland pony, Algonquin, upstairs in the elevator to visit Archie, who was
sick in bed. A family parrot screeched, 'Hurrah for Roosevelt!' at unsuspecting
guests. When Speaker of the House Joe Cannon tried to discuss weighty matters
with the president, a kitten leaped into his lap. The South Lawn became a base-
ball field for the chums Quentin brought home from public school. The president
was often an interested spectator and cheered the batters. 'Hit it!' he would yell.
'Hit it!' Sometimes he joined Ethel's friends for games of hide-and-seek in the
attic, usually insisting upon being 'it,' one293participant recalled years later.
"It was not unusual for an important meeting to be interrupted by a tap on

the door of the presidential office and the appearance of a small group of boys
whose leader might shyly announce, It's after four.'
" 'By Jove, so it is!' the president might say, and as he adjourned the meeting,
he would tell his visitor that he had promised to take the boys walking at four
o'clock. 'I never keep boys waiting. It's a hard trial for a boy to wait.' " ^^
No matter how confident or aggressive their outer personality, Cancerian Moon
people are emotionally vulnerable on the inside. One description of Roosevelt states,
"Outwardly boisterous, he inwardly suffered from bouts of pessimism and melan-
choly and had feared that he would not be elected on his own."^^
Mercury in Scorpio
Mercury in Scorpio indicates investigative ability and relentless pursuit of the
answers to questions and other information. One quality associated with this
Mercury position is ability to separate the relevant from the trivial or unimpor-
tant. Commenting on Roosevelt's intelligence, the scholar Lord Bryce once
remarked, "He had a brain that could always go straight to the pith of any matter.
TTiat is a mental power of the first rank." ^^
In its natural third-house position, Mercury in Scorpio not only suggests the
enhanced mental power that Roosevelt demonstrated, it also suggests involve-
ment with writing, speaking, and community affairs — all of which fit Theodore
Roosevelt in large measure. Joining New York City's Twenty-first District Repub-
lican Association shortly after his marriage, young Roosevelt's first efforts went
into putting the organization on record in favor of a bill to reform the city's
street-cleaning operations. Elected state assemblyman, he quickly gained a formi-
dable reputation as a reformer in spite of his youth and political inexperience.
Moving to Washington, D.C, in 1889 as one of three United States Civil Service
Commissioners, Roosevelt kept the Civil Service Commission "... in a constant
state of turmoil. Swooping down without warning upon far-flung outposts of his
empire, he investigated rumors of fraud, held hearings, issued reports, made
speeches, and wrote magazine articles to dramatize the cause of reform." ^^
Venus in Sagittarius
People with Venus in Sagittarius are friendly and outgoing. They seek a wide
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variety of acquaintances and possess 9an4 enhanced capacity for enjoyment.
Roosevelt had an irresistible laugh. "You don't smile with Mr. Roosevelt," writes
one reporter, "you shout with laughter with him, and then you shout again while
he tries to cork up more laugh, and sputters, 'Come gentlemen, let us be serious.
This is most unbecoming.' " ^^ Certainly, no president ever enjoyed his position
more or attracted a wider variety of people to the White House than Theodore
Roosevelt. Noting his wide variety of friends and visitors, some observers
wondered, "how the 'historic old house' was bearing up under the sustained
assault of the Roosevelts. Life in the White House resembled nothing so much
as a three-ring circus. People were always coming and going, and guests ranged
from Henry Adams, who had taken to referring to the president as 'Theodorus I,
Czar Rooseveltofif,' to John L. Sullivan, the prizefighter, and Bat Masterson, the
frontier marshal. 'Distinguished civilized men and charming civilized women
came as a habit to the White House while Roosevelt was there,' noted Owen
Wister. 'For once in our history we had an American salon.' " ^^
Roosevelt was not inclined to mince words or be anyone other than himself.
Venus in Sagittarius individuals are often given to bluntness or plainness of
speech that others tend to view either as tactless or regard as total honesty.
"Roosevelt's arrival in the White House . . . was like a blast of fresh and bracing
air in the fetid atmosphere of Washington. Informal, energetic, and — to the
delight of reporters — as outspoken as ever, he saw dozens of people every day,
listened attentively to what they had to say, and sent them on their way with
machine-gun rapidity. His exuberance was infectious. 'You go into Roosevelt's
presence, you feel his eyes upon you, you listen to him, and you go home and
wring the personality out of your clothes,' said one visitor." ^^
In Sagittarius, Venus (as the ruler of Libra) is in its natural third-house posi-
tion, which is why one potential for those with Sagittarian Venus is marriage to
a person from their own community or to a grammar school classmate. TR's
second wife Edith was a childhood friend.
Mars in Capricorn
Mars in Capricorn signifies aggressive ambition, active individuals who do not
hesitate to do as they please. These people are not totally dedicated to personal
whims, however. Many of their actions result in changes that also benefit others.
It would be hard to find a better example than Theodore Roosevelt. Although a
member of New York's Police Board for^9only
5 two years, he established "a sense
of professionalism heretofore unknown to the department and made a sweeping
series of changes, reforms, and innovations that outlasted his tenure." ^^ Zeal and
determination also marked TR's actions as a United States civil service commis-
sioner, "his boundless energy gave the commission influence it had never had
before. A total of 26,000 jobs were removed from the category of political plum
and placed under the merit system, and new tests for applicants were devised. For
the first time, women were put on the same competitive level with men, which
increased their numbers in government jobs." ^^
People with Mars in Capricorn do not accept rejection. Before he met and fell
in love with his first wife Alice, Theodore was involved briefly with childhood
friend Edith Carow (who became his second wife). During one summer, TR
recorded in his diary that he and Edith had gone boating, picked water lilies, and
taken tea together. At a certain point in the diary, he abruptly stops mentioning
Edith. For the next several weeks TR appeared to be "consumed with rage." He
rode his horse unusually hard, shot a neighborhood dog that ran after him, and
recklessly shot off his rifle while sailing with some cousins. Comments made
years later suggested the reason for Teddy's aggressive behavior was that he had
asked Edith to marry him and she had refused. Not long afterwards Teddy met
and fell in love with Alice Lee, who was not, at least in the beginning of their rela-
tionship, any more receptive to TR than Edith had been. " 'See that girl? I am
going to marry her. She won't have me, but I am going to have her!' So said
Theodore Roosevelt to a friend, his teeth flashing a determined grin ..."^^
Undaunted by the coquettish Alice's disinterest, TR continued his pursuit of her
heart until she became his wife two years later.
Making a Notebook of Biographical

Observations
Keeping a file of birth dates and maintaining a notebook of your observations are
indispensable methods in learning astrology. When reading a biography or
biographical article, record the person's birth date along with the planetary sign
positions for that date in your notebook.
One of the best sources of birth dates is Encyclopaedia Britannica. Your local
library has encyclopedias in addition to Current Biography and other biographical
dictionaries. Use the ephemeris in Appendix A to look up planetary positions for
births after 1900. When you find a description in a biography that fits your idea
of a certain planetary sign position, write it in your notebook. As you can see in
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the preceding paragraphs about Teddy Roosevelt, a wealth of information can be

extracted from the sign positions of the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars
on the day of birth. If the Sun, Moon, or planets happen to change signs on the
day in question, write down both signs. Reading more about the person may help
you decide which sign seems more appropriate. Record your observations of the
traits and characteristics of friends and relatives that you think fit their charts. As
you continue to read biographies and your knowledge of astrology increases, your
growing collection of notes and observations becomes a valuable data bank. Say,
for example, you are reading about or observing a Capricorn individual. Review
previous notes you made about Capricorns. Compare the traits of people with the
same Sun sign. Use this method to note similarities between people who share
the same Moon sign. Mercury sign, and so on.
The Timed Chart

Information provided by the birth date is valuable, but it cannot provide the
complex personality profile that is derived from a chart cast for the time of birth.
Obtaining and verifying accurate birth records is one of the astrologer's primary
goals. It is also one of the thorniest issues in today's astrological community.
Readers who plan to take their studies beyond the scope of this book would do
well to understand that a birth chart should always be accompanied by the source
of the data for which the chart was cast. Was the source an actual birth record?
Was it found in a newspaper or magazine article? A biography? Listing the source
does not always guarantee accuracy, but it can correct or eliminate charts that
contain errors and controversial data.
Before taking up the business of chart interpretation, students must decide
how they want to calculate charts. The basics of chart calculation can be found
in books listed for that purpose in the bibliography. Although it is important to
master the techniques of chart calculation, most students eventually prefer to let
a computer do the mathematical drudgery. Some of the best computer software is
available from Time Cycles Research (see Appendix B for address). Another
choice, especially for the beginning student, is to have horoscopes calculated by
a chart service. New-age book stores and local astrological groups frequently offer
such services for a nominal fee. Chart services are also available by mail
(Appendix B, and Llewellyn's chart services on pages 438-39.)
Birth charts provide many categories297to compare and study in your astrology
ical notebook. From a calculated chart, you can note the Rising Sign (Ascendant)
as well as the signs on each of the house cusps, the house positions of natal
planets, and aspects between the natal planets. I offer four charts with which you
can begin an astrological notebook: Theodore Roosevelt, Grace Kelly, Ted
Bundy, and Mata Hari (Figure i6 on page 299). The sources of birth data for
each chart are found in Appendix C. The readers will find it helpful to redraw
these four charts on a separate piece of paper to give themselves practice and to
study these charts more closely as I discuss each one.
Theodore Roosevelt's Horoscope

In the preceding paragraphs, I discussed Roosevelt's natal Sun through natal
Mars in their respective signs to illustrate what can be learned from the birth date
alone. In the following analysis, you wiU see how much additional information
can be derived from a timed chart. According to most biographical sources,
Roosevelt's birth data is October 27, 1858 at 7:45 PM in New York City. His
calculated horoscope appears on page 299 in Figure 16. 1 will mention only a few
of the features in Roosevelt's natal chart since a complete analysis and interpre-
ration of this or any other horoscope would require a great deal more space than
is available for this discussion.
The Ascendant, or Rising Sign, one of the
most significant points in a horoscope, is
Gemini. The description of Gemini in Chapter
3 profiles the kind of energy that astrologically
characterizes Teddy Roosevelt's personality,
habits, and physical fitness. Compare the astro-
logical explanation with the following
biographical accounts of Roosevelt. They
contain similar descriptions of duality, constant
and varied activities, and intellectual curiosity.
Nathan Miller writes that in addition to
Theodore Roosevelt
reading a book a day, TR was a "Western
rancher and society clubman, writer and
soldier, conservationist and big-game hunter, he was, as Lord Morley said, 'a
cross between Saint Vitus and Saint Paul' " ^0 George Mowry also gives an accu-
rate appraisal of a Gemini Ascendant, stating Roosevelt was "many things to
many people because he was such a bewildering array of things to himself." ^^
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Interprfting the Horoscope
Theodore Roosevelt Grace Kelly

Oct 27 1858 7:45PMLMT Nov 12 1829 5:31 AM EST
New York New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania
40N43 74W00 39N57 75W10
Ted Bundy Mata Hari

Nov 24 1948 10:35 PM EST 12:34 PM LMT
Burlington Vermont Aug 7 1876
Laeuwarden Netherlands
44N29 73W13 53N12 5E46
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Figure 1 6
The planet that rules the Rising Sign,

which in this case is Gemini, is considered the
ruler of the chart. Mercury rules Gemini, so we
look at natal Mercury for further under-
standing ofRoosevelt. Mercury, associated
with speech, communication, learning, and
transportation,
interests and played a significant
activities. role in TR'sat
His classmates
Harvard describe him as having "such a star-

tling array of deeply rooted interests that we all
Theodore Roosevelt thought he would make a great journalist." ^^
In matters of health and physical anatomy.
Mercury rules the hands, the lungs, and the organs of speech and sight. With
this in mind, let's look at some of natal Mercury's aspects. Mercury in Scorpio
squares Saturn in Leo. Saturn indicates restrictions and the square presents diffi-
cult circumstances. Further suggesting that some of the difficulty could be poor
health is Mercury opposite Pluto, the planetary ruler of the sixth house (Scorpio
is on the sixth house cusp) . Health is a sixth-house matter. Mercury opposite
Pluto suggests health problems that, in TR's case, turned out to be bronchial
asthma and poor eyesight. As a child, his asthma made it so hard to breathe he
could only sleep propped up in bed or in a chair, and severe myopia made it
necessary for him to wear thick glasses.
Another aspect in the chart is Venus in
Sagittarius opposite Jupiter in Gemini. Review
the dynamics of this aspect in Chapter lo and
compare it to the following biographical
description of an incident when TR left his
pregnant wife, who was due to give birth at any
time, to go to Albany. Author Nathan Miller
offers an explanation. "Some observers see in
this [behavior] another manifestation of the
avoidance syndrome that appeared in critical
Theodore Roosevelt moments of his life. In 1878, when his father
was dying, he remained at Cambridge; and
again, in 1898, he left his second wife barely recovering from a near-fatal illness
to go off to war in Cuba."^^
The difficult dynamics of Venus (values, principles, and conduct) in Sagit-

tarius (independent action) opposite Jupiter (ideals and personal status) lead us
to suspect Roosevelt's unwillingness to compromise and lack of firm principles if
they were not advantageous to his winning a situation. TR wanted a position in
the new administration when William Henry Harrison was elected. Henry Cabot
Lodge discussed the possibility of a post for Roosevelt with the president.
Harrison replied that he was concerned about Roosevelt's "willful, impulsive, and
somewhat erratic independence." ^4 Similar behavior harmed Roosevelt as presi-
dent when he ordered direct intervention against a friendly government in order
to build the Panama Canal. "No action during Roosevelt's presidency aroused
greater controversy among his contemporaries and later generations than the
methods used to 'take' Panama." ^^
Speaker of the House Joseph Cannon was quoted as saying to a friend,
"Roosevelt's all right, but he's got no more use for the Constitution than a
tomcat has for a marriage license." ^^ Another criticism was Roosevelt's "insis-
tence on being both a political and moral leader. When he tried to justify polit-
ical acts in moral terms, he sometimes cast himself in the role of insufferable
hypocrite." ^^ Bluntness of expression, already suggested by Venus in Sagittarius,

is further emphasized here by this planet's opposition to Jupiter. TR, diplomatic
and charming in many situations to be sure, was also described by fellow state
legislator Isaac Hunt as "the most indiscreet guy I ever met."^^
Biographers portray Theodore Roosevelt's
restlessness, aggressive behavior, ambition,
and relentless physical drive. Though they are
suggested by other factors in the natal chart,
one of the strongest indicators of such charac-
teristics isMoon opposite Mars. This aspect
also indicates the possibility of accidents, espe-
cially injuries to the head (Mars) . In his youth,
TR took boxing lessons, a sport in which he
continued to engage even as president. While
in the White House, Roosevelt lost the sight
Theodore Roosevelt in his left eye as a result of a sparring match
with a military aide. TKs aggressive nature is
well documented. "Despite Roosevelt's high moral tone, he possessed a streak of
ruthlessness and at times broke his own rules for fairness and justice." ^^ In TR's
chart, the opposition occurs between the second and eighth houses, emphasizing
monetary difficulties. From an astrological point of view, it is not surprising that
in his personal life "financial caution was not one of Theodore Roosevelt's trade-
marks," ^°and, as president, "Economics and fiscal policy were never Roosevelt's
strong points." ^^
Another aspect of the Moon is a trine with Neptune in the tenth house of
public career and popularity. One association with this fortunate aspect involves
the great success of his historical book, The Naval War of i8iz, and the great
enthusiasm he exhibited as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The navy is a
Neptune-ruled subject. The trine indicates success. "If any job had been made to
order for Theodore," writes Nathan Miller, "it was Assistant Secretary of the
Navy." Roosevelt "made whirlwind inspections of the navy yards and took great
delight in reviewing the navy's new battleships at sea." ^^ Another demonstration
of the fortunate Moon trine Neptune was Roosevelt's ability to inspire large
numbers of people, and as Miller states, "probably no president has more
successfully captured the imagination of the American people." ^^
Before ending the analysis of Roosevelt's
chart, note the fifth-house Sun. House posi-
tions ofthe Sun, Moon, and other planets are
described in Chapter 8. As adults, fifth-house
Sun individuals retain a distinct child-like play-
fulness and enjoyment. Recollections that "Life
bubbled over in him like laughter from a
healthy child" ^^ make it clear this was a promi-
nent quality in Teddy Roosevelt. Some
observers were "charmed by his youthful joy in
living; others thought him irritatingly imma-
Theodore Roosevelt
ture. 'You must always remember that the
President is about six,' observed Cecil Spring
Rice, an old friend. And on his forty-sixth birthday, he received greetings from his
friend Secretary of War Elihu Root: 'You have made a very good start in life, and
your friends have great hopes for you when you grow up.' "^^ Biographer
Edmund Morris describes antics that were typical of the hyperactive, exuberant
Roosevelt. "Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has been heard yelling irritably at a
portly object swaying in the sky, 'Theodore! If you knew how ridiculous you look
up in that tree you'd come down at once!' On winter evenings in Rock Creek
Park, strollers may observe the President of the United States wading pale and
naked into the icy Potomac, followed by shivering members of the cabinet.
Thumping noises in the White House library indicate that Roosevelt is being
thrown around the room by a Japanese wrestler; a particularly seismographic
crash, which makes the entire mansion tremble, signifies that Secretary Taft has
been forced to join in the fun." ^^ Perhaps the best proof of the irrepressible child
comes from TR himself. In 1913, after he had left the White House and was
about to go on another wilderness expedition, he declared "I have to go. It's my
last chance to be a boy!" ^^
The previous paragraphs on Roosevelt's horoscope are a small sample of the
in-depth information that can be interpreted from a timed chart. I suggest that
the reader continue to review previous chapters for relevant information
concerning the various features that I cover in the following three charts.
Grace Kelly
Brief Background
Daughter of Margaret and John B. Kelly, Grace was bom November 12, 19Z9, at
5:31 AM in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Figure 16). A successful Hollywood
actress in the early 1950s, Grace Kelly is remembered in various film roles, espe^
cially her outstanding performance in The Country Girl, for which she received an
Academy Award. Worldwide media coverage that was generated when she
married Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956 was not eclipsed until the wedding of
Princess Diana and Prince Charles two decades later. From her marriage until her
untimely death in 1982, the world continued to think of Grace Kelly as a woman
who lived a fairy-tale existence.
Commemorating Princess Grace in The Grimaldis ofMonaco, Anne Edwards
writes, "Upon her death it was plain to see that the people had held her in very
special regard. She was mourned as no reigning monarch in Monaco's recent
history had been. . . . The years of Grace's reign as Princesse de Monaco had
brought pride to the average Monegasque for her elegance, beauty, and charm,
and they had loved her because of her compassion for the elderly, the young and
the ill. She had helped set up senior-citizen groups, convalescent homes and a
ballet school for children." ^^ Notable as her public record and reputation are,
they only present a one-dimensional portrait. The interpretation of her natal
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chart, verified in detailed biographical descriptions of people who knew Grace

intimately, reveals a much different woman whose private struggles and person^
aUty make her far more interesting and human than a fairy-tale princess.
Grace Kelly's Horoscope

Scorpio figures prominently in descriptions of Grace Kelly. A glance at her natal
chart shows why. She was bom with Ascendant, Sun, Mercury, and Mars in
Scorpio. Pages could be filled with biographical quotations indicating how
strongly she connected with the mysterious image of Scorpio. Biographer James
Spada writes not only about his own confusion but also that of other journalists
faced with the task of defining Grace Kelly. "Grace became the subject of intense
journalistic interest, most of it puzzled. One article after another described Grace
as an enigmatic figure, a paradox even to those who knew her. Titles such as
'Who Is Grace Kelly?' 'What Makes Grace KeUy Different?' abounded, and the
astute and incisive Saturday Evening Post reporter Pete Martin found himself no
closer to understanding Grace after researching his profile of her than he was
before. 'The tough thing about the Kelly story,' he wrote, is this: 'You run your-
self black in the face tracking down everyone —
including Grace herself — who can give you an
angle on her. You talk to those who've worked
with her, those who are related to her and
those who are her friends. And when you have
finished all this, she is still such an elusive
subject that writing about her is like trying to
115 pounds
wrapA uppassion of smoke.' "^^
for flowers inspired Grace to
collect and press them into deKcate dried floral
Grace Kelly collages. Her artftxl creations became so admired
that a professional sUde show was produced
which Grace narrated. Mara Wolynski, reviewing the show in The Village Voice,
writes a strange but accurate description of Scorpio's association with death and
transformation. "Flower pressing is, perhaps, the most depressing art form known
to man . . . But that is what Princess Grace does ... we saw Grace Kelly wandering
through the mountains with a basket in her hand like a demented Heidi, Grace
Kelly squatting over a half-dead flower soon to be plucked for one of her collages,
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Grace Kelly curling her lips around a pencil as she adds another fern to her fram^
able morgue — 'I guess I'm just a scavenger at heart,' she says."^^
Natal Venus in the twelfth house is associated with secret fantasies, secret
romances, and those who are socially so shy they are grateful to anyone who pays
them the slightest attention — romantically or otherwise. Close friend Judith
Kanter Quine recalls when she and Grace were first
getting to know each other. Grace presents a
striking image of someone with Venus in the
twelfth house. " 'Oh I'm so glad you like me,'
she [Grace] repUed. 1 was worried that because
I'm so shy you'd think I was dull when you're
so gregarious and full of personality. People are
always criticizing me for sitting like a board,
alone in a comer of the room at a party, not
joining in the way you do, and I'm aware of

Grace Kslly that, too, and wish I could stop doing it.' "^^
Grace had secret romances, as Don
Richardson, one of her early liaisons, candidly
admits. "I didn't find out about Gene Lyons [Grace's fellow actor in a Denver
stock company] until years later," he says. "Apparently Grace had several other
lives she kept completely secret from me." ^^
Scorpio is the Rising Sign, so its planetary ruler Pluto becomes the ruler, not
only of the first house but also of the entire chart, and thus of Grace herself.
Natal Pluto in Cancer is part of a Grand Trine that includes Moon in Pisces and
Sun/Mars conjunction in Scorpio. A biographical encap-
sulation of how this Grand Trine worked for Grace
Kelly states "her entire life exemplified the

triumph of appearance over reality." ^^ In addi-
tion to the trine between Sun/Mars, Moon, and
Pluto, we must also consider the houses in
which these planets are found as well as the
house each planet rules.
Every connection pulls the planets and the
houses tighter and tighter together in the
dynamics of the Grand Trine. Sun and Mars
Grace Kslly (ego drive and energy) are in the first house
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(personality). The Moon (desires and needs) is located in the fifth house (social,
creative, and romantic activities). Pluto is in the ninth house (the media, foreign
countries, and people of a different race or nationahty). The Moon rules the
ninth house (with Cancer on the cusp) which pulls the Moon closer to Pluto in
the ninth house. Scorpio rules the first house drawing its ruler Pluto closer to
Sun and Mars in the first house. In turn, Mars rules the sixth house (with Aries
on the cusp) and the Sun rules the tenth house (with Leo on the cusp) which
brings matters related to job and daily responsibilities (sixth house) and public
reputation (tenth house) under the fortunate influence of the Grand Trine. I
Understanding all the astrological factors makes it easy to see why Grace's desire
to create a perfect public image was never seriously undermined. It is also easy to
understand why she suffered from the lack of challenge in her film career and
even as reigning monarch (tenth-house matters) as an unfortunate consequence
of a Grand Trine.
Another aspect in Grace's natal chart must also be considered in any expla-
nation ofsuccess in hiding her private life — Venus in Libra trine Jupiter in
Gemini. Venus rules the seventh house (other people) with Taurus on the cusp,
and twelfth house (that which is kept secret or hidden from others) with Libra
on the cusp. Made stronger because it happens to be in
Libra, a sign that it rules, Venus is related to social
values and priorities, luck in general, and
romance. Jupiter is in the eighth house (values
imposed on her) and it rules the second house
(principles and values she adopts herself).
Jupiter is associated with optimism, the spirit of
adventure, and daring.
All these astrological factors, integrated by
the positive dynamics of a trine, fit the
following biographical situations as neatly as a
^ jigsaw puzzle — a puzzle Grace created in order
to project her public image. Her roommate recollects "despite a ban on loud
music and dancing Grace would frequently perform wild dances in the hallways,
dressed only in panties, and skitter back to her room whenever the elevator
approached." ^^ Grace's indiscretion within the walls of the Barbizon was never
discovered — possibly because, as was true for most of her life, her image was so
pristine that no one would have suspected her of such a flagrant flaunting of the
rules." ^^ Don Richardson also talks about the big difference between the public
Grace and the private Grace he knew. "Her public persona was so completely
different than her private self that it was phenomenal. She was so proper, people
thought of her as a nun. But when we were alone together, she used to dance
naked for me to Hawaiian music. And if you don't think that was an incredible
sight, you're crazy." ^^
Grace Kelly experienced inner struggles that were in great contrast to her
apparent outer success. To find these troubled areas in her chart we turn to the
T-square, the dynamics of which are set into motion by Saturn in Sagittarius
opposite Jupiter in Gemini, and both planets square natal Moon in Pisces. The
Moon (emotional life, nurturing she received as a
child) acts as the conduit for the energy of the
Jupiter-Saturn opposition. The Moon's fifth-

house position brings into the equation her
children and her romantic partners. Saturn
represents authority, maturity, limitation, and
restriction, while Jupiter represents ease, enjoy-
ment, wealth, success, and the father.
The opposition between Saturn and Jupiter
occurs from the second house to the eighth
house. These houses are concerned with finan-
^ cial and emotional support. Saturn in the
second house is what she worked to attain for herself, and Jupiter in the eighth
house is what she was given. Biographic ally the opposition is summed up for us,
"There was a large gap between what Grace wanted for herself and what she was
forced to accept." ^^ There is never a suggestion that Grace was openly rebel-
lious. Such behavior is forestalled by Moon trine Mars, an aspect associated with
those who avoid confrontation and are noncompetitive (on an emotional level).
Biographical accounts agree that from an early age Grace exhibited a philosoph-
ical serenity; "What's the use of getting angry? You can't improve the situation. I
can't quarrel. I'd rather give up." ^^
Her sister Lizanne's perception of Grace's "timidity" was that it did not
reflect her sister's true personality. "She was very strong-willed and determined,
but very mild about it."^^ In Tbe Bridesmaids, Judith Quine mentions Grace's
"lifelong inability to confront and her overwhelming desire to make and keep
peace at all costs." ^^ Quine also provides accurate descriptions in which we can
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see how Grace's Moon trine Mars contrasts with the more difficult emotional
situations presented by Moon square Jupiter and Saturn. "Grace became incon-
sistent, bouncing between a set of excessively repressive notions and dictates
[Saturn] on the one hand, and a set of inordinately permissive ones [Jupiter] on
the other. The most obvious example of the schism could be seen in Grace's
approach to her two daughters [Moon]. Only Albert [Mars] was exempt from the
inconsistencies." ^^
James Spada's biographical descriptions can be linked to Moon square Jupiter
and Saturn, "... she possessed a strong rebelliousness . . . and resentment against
the structures of her upbringing. Most important, Grace's drives and motivations
were inspired by her almost pathological need for her father's approbation. . . .
Her 'father complex' left her with an obsessive attraction to older, accompHshed,
authoritative paternal figures. She allowed this attraction to take her into impru'
dent Haisons that caused her great public embarrassment and no small amount of
private guilt." ^^ Don Richardson, who remained close to Grace throughout her
life, remarked "she just had a terrible need to have someone put his arms around
her. What she needed, constantly, was reassurance that she existed. She was
starved for affection because of the family. She was afflicted with a great sense of
emptiness, terrible loneliness." ^^ Note that the third house (with Capricorn on
the cusp) is ruled by Saturn. Since natal Saturn is afflicted, we would expect
uneasy or distant relationships with sibUngs, a conclusion verified by Spada:
"Children deprived of parental love and attention often forge a strong bond with
their siblings, but this was not so with Grace. Her brother paid scant attention to
her; her sisters didn't understand her much more than their father did, and they
alternately mistreated and took advantage of her." ^^
Ted Bundy
Brief Background
Ted Bundy, readers may recall, was one of the nation's most pubUcized serial
killers. He was found guilty of brutally slaying two Florida State University coeds
and attempting to murder two others in the Chi Omega sorority house in Talla^
hassee. Bundy was executed for the Florida murders in 1989. Evidence indicates
that, between 1973 and 1978, he was responsible for the disappearance and death
of at least twenty-one young women in Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado,
and Florida. Astrologer T. Patrick Davis is credited with obtaining Ted Bundy s
birth certificate, which is the source of data used to cast his chart (Figure 16).
Ted Bundy's Horoscope

Ted Bundy was bom November 24, 1946, at 10:35 PM in Burlington, Vermont.
Apply what you have learned in previous chapters to Bundy's horoscope. Note
the planetary signs and house positions and the aspects between the natal
planets. It is important to remember as you study this chart, that other people
bom with the same aspect or planetary position do not possess the same orien-
tations. Descriptions of a particular aspect or planetary position are the same for
each person bom with it, but the way it worked out in Ted Bundy's life, for
example, is very different than the way it works in the lives of other people with
the same planetary pattern.
As I discuss this chart, I will parallel astrological interpretation with biograph-
ical material and with Ted's own revelations. In what can only be described as the
oddest of coincidences, crime writer Ann Rule signed a contract to write a book
about a series of murders in Washington state before it was discovered that the
killer was Ted Bundy, a man she knew well as a friend and former coworker at the
Seattle Crisis Clinic. In The Stranger Beside Me, Rule describes Bundy's crimes, but
more important for astrological analysis are the insights she presents from
personal association with him.
Ted talked at length about himself in a series of interviews with writers Hugh
Aynesworth and Stephen Michaud. At no time in these or any other interviews in
or out of court did Ted Bundy ever confess to any of the murders with which he
was charged. The things he did reveal, however, are as interesting as the things he
would not or could not bring himself to discuss.
Since so many of the planetary sign positions in Ted Bundy's horoscope are
either in Sagittarius or Scorpio, let's begin with these two signs. Sun, Moon, and
Mars are in Sagittarius. Duality of nature and purpose characterizes the energy of
Sagittarius — the kind of energy we would expect to find expressed in Ted's ego
drives (Sun), in his emotional character, especially related to women (Moon),
and in his physical actions (Mars). Our astrological expectations coincide with
observations made by Ann Rule. "There seemed to be two Ted Bundys
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emerging. One, the perfect son, the University of

Washington student who had graduated with
distinction,' the fledgUng lawyer and poUtician
[the Sun] and the other, a charming schemer, a
man who could manipulate women with ease
[the Moon], whether it be sex or money he
desired." On the one hand, the duality of Mars
is exhibited in criminal activities inspired by a
Ted Bundy "who turned cold and hostile
toward women with very little provocation." ^5
-T- 7 r) 7 On the other hand. Mars is represented by
led Bundy . . . . ... n i. i
participation in politics as well as his work at
the Seattle Crisis CUnic and other admirable activities: "He was an ideal citizen.
He even drew a commendation from the Seattle Police Department when he ran
down a purse snatcher and returned the stolen bag to its owner." ^^
Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter are in Scorpio. For lack of space I'll leave Jupiter
out of the discussion. Observant and detail-oriented. Mercury in Scorpio people
are interested in human motivation and behavior. It is difficult to deceive them,
but they are adept at deception themselves. Ted was an honors student in
psychology at the University of Washington. Aside from its grisly application in
Bundy's case, the following is an apt description of
Mercury in Scorpio. "Ted was resourceful, inteUi-
gent, and relentless; he was always hunting,
always perfecting his approach to his victims.
He chose ways to dispose of their bodies with
infinite care, and he assiduously studied how
police investigations are conducted in order to
further reduce his chances of getting caught." ^^^
Venus in Scorpio people take pride in the
appearance of their domestic environment and
frequently demonstrate domestic interests and
-^ skills such as gardening and gourmet cooking.
Ted had a passion for plants. Recalling a nursery in Seattle, he said, "I used to go
there and drool at all the plants." ^^ Recycling items and using them for deco-
rating purposes relates to Venus in Scorpio and is verified by the impressions of
some Washington friends who visited Ted in Salt Lake City, Utah. "The trio from
Washington found Ted's apartment very pleasant; he'd cut pictures out of maga-
zines and tried to dupHcate the decor he favored. He had [a] bicycle tire, hung
from the meat hook in his kitchen, and he used that to store knives and other
kitchen utensils in a mobile effect. He had a color television set, a good stereo, and
he played Mozart for them to accompany the gourmet meals he prepared." ^^

Negative facets of Venus in Scorpio include possessiveness and jealousy.
Although most people were unaware of anything except his outwardly cheerful
personahty, Ted was very jealous. Discussing his girlfriend Meg with Ann Rule,
he revealed, "We'd had a fight, and I saw some guy's car parked outside her apart-
ment. I raced around the alley and stood up on a garbage can to look in the
window. The sweat was just pouring off me and I was like a crazy man. I couldn't
stand to think of Meg with another man. I couldn't believe the effect it had on
me."^^ Darker instincts of manipulation, control, and possession also associated
with Venus in Scorpio were more likely to emerge in Ted because of aspects that
involve his natal Venus.
TThe fourth house in Ted's horoscope contains Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus,
and Mars. Since there is not enough space to mention all these planets, I will only
discuss the Moon. Fourth-house Moon indicates that the mother is apt to be the
dominant parent. For Ted this was certainly true. Bundy was his stepfather's
name. Ted was an illegitimate child and never knew his real father. His mother
doted on him. For his part, Ted credits his impressive
academic achievements to his mother's influence,
but gives no hint of deep affection for her. This
could be attributed to his lack of feelings for
anyone. Those with Moon in the fourth house
often resemble their mother or mother's side of
the family, an association clearly evidenced in
this case. "Ted considered himself a Cowell. It
was always the Cowell side of the family to
which he gravitated. He looked like a Cowell.
His features were a masculinized version of
Ted Bundy
Louise Bundy's, his coloring just like hers. On
the surface, it seemed the only genetic input he'd received from his natural father
was his height." ^^
Ted Bundy's Ascendant is Leo, an indication of the attention-seeking, self-
promotional nature of the energy expressed in his outer personaUty. He always
i
referred to himself as "The Golden Boy." Acting as his own attorney in many of his
court appearances, Ted handled himself with arrogance, wit, and confidence. Those
with Leo rising always want to be right, they want to have the last word, and they
rarely admit guilt. Ted was very acquisitive and concerned with material posses-
sions and personal status, traits that can be linked to his Leo Ascendant. "The Ted
Bundy the world was allowed to see was handsome, his body honed and cultivated
meticulously, a barrier of strength against eyes that might catch a glimpse of the
terror inside. Ted loved things more than he loved
people. Ted could — and did — rub elbows with the
governor, travel in circles that most young men
could never hope to enter. On the surface he was
the very
An epitome of anote
additional successful man."
here is that^^his Leo
Ascendant, along with Sun, Moon, and Mars in
Sagittarius, puts heavy emphasis on fire signs,
the attributes of which are appropriately
demonstrated by his risk-taking nature and
need for instant gratification. Some of the most
■^ negative traits of a fire-sign personality are
found in Ted, who only experienced physical pleasure by attaining "an excitable
'high.' ... a sense of euphoria from the games he substitutes for real feelings. He
knows what he wants, and because he is not hampered by guilt feelings or the
needs of others, he can usually achieve instant gratification. But he can never fill
up the lonesome void inside. He is insatiable, always hungry." ^^
Ted gives an accurate portrait of his fire-sign approach to life. "I've learned to
live absolutely and completely and totally in the here and now. I don't worry, think
or concern myself with the past, or, for that matter, with the future, except only
to the extent necessary." ^^
Let's take a closer look at the fourth-house conjunction of Moon and Mars
in Sagittarius trine the twelfth-house conjunction of Saturn and Pluto in Leo as
well as his Leo Ascendant. The Moon is the emotional impact he had on others
as well as his own feelings, and Mars is the direction of his physical energy and
activities. The Ascendant is Ted's outer personality and self-image, Saturn repre-
sents older people, and though Pluto represents power and control, it is also
associated with older women. TTiese astrological factors, held together in the
dynamics of a trine, are exhibited in the ease with which he made friends with
older women. Since Venus is not involved here, we would not necessarily asso-
ciate these female relationships with any romantic inclinations. Ann Rule, who
was herself an "older woman" in Ted's life, reported that one of Ted's supporters
was sixty-year-old Beatrice Sloan who thought he was "a lovable rascal." He
could "talk her out of almost anything." Beatrice helped Ted obtain work at the
Olympic Hotel when he was a college student. She does not deny that she knew
he was a schemer but felt "Ted needed her." She loaned him money as well as
her car. When he needed a reference or had to fill out applications, she allowed
him to use her address. ^^
Ted gained another fan when he rented a room from elderly Freda Rogers,
who, according to Ann Rule, was quite taken with Ted. He lived with Rogers for
five years and became "more of a son than a tenant." ^^ Saturn (tradition,
formality, structured situations) involved in this trine is an important factor in
Ted's attitude and behavior. Pluto must be considered, along with Saturn, as part
of the power and influence Ted desired. He instinctively felt he would not have to
work hard to succeed (the effect of a trine) with older and more powerful men as
well as women, and that part of his success required conservative and traditional
behavior and attitudes on his part.
Ann Rule comments that one reason she found Ted so appealing was
because he treated her with "old-world gallantry." Ted's traditionaHsm extended
beyond gallantry, however. Saturn represents formalized situations and settings,
but recall that as one of the outer planets, Saturn is also associated with society
in general, and in particular with the traditional, structured institutions of
society. For some people with the same aspect it might mean an active affiliation
with such institutions as religion or social services, but for Ted it was politics. He
was a conservative Republican. According to Ann Rule he "kept up his contacts
in the Repubhcan Party. He was a precinct committeeman and became involved
in the party work as the years progressed." ^'^

Ted was innately shy but he found a way to satisfy his social yearnings within
the successful dynamics of his trine. "I would be characterized as shy to intro-
verted. With exceptions. I spoke up in class. Believe me, if anything characterizes
my classroom performance, it's being precocious. I've always been that way. In
those kinds of settings. It's a formalized setting. And the ground rules are fairly
strict. And your performance is measured by different rules than what happens
when everybody is peeling off into little cliques." ^^ Talking specifically about his
political involvement, Ted related, "Politics gave me the opportunity to be close
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to people. To be socially involved with them ... as a consequence of working with

them. It's a sort of built-in social life which I never had." ^^
The same harsh aspects found in Ted's chart can represent an astrological
catalyst for success and personal growth in the charts of other people. Within the
parameters of Ted's particular karma, life experiences, and free choices, these
aspects add up to a tragic history. One of the difficult aspects is the conjunction
of Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter in Scorpio square Saturn and Pluto in Leo. There
are endless ways to take this aspect apart. I will only
focus on Venus and its square to twelfth-house
Saturn and Pluto. Venus is social orientation and
attitude; Saturn is authority, restriction, and
fear; and Pluto is control and manipulation.
The twelfth house is that which an individual
deliberately hides as well as that which an indi-
vidual cannot fully understand or accept.
Keeping all these astrological images in
mind, and knowing they are pulled together in
Ted Bundy frustrating situations signified by the square,
we expect that Ted would find difficulty
handling or initiating spontaneous and lighthearted social interactions. Romance,
when it occurred, would be regulated by traditional responses and expectations,
and identified with loss and disappointment — with no understanding on Ted's
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part of why any of this should be so. Ted did realize (and admitted) that he hid
inadequacies to protect his ego (an ego enlarged and enhanced by his Leo Ascen-
dant). Since he had no trouble attracting friends or lovers, it is not prudent to
believe it was their rejection that made Ted socially convoluted and introspective.
The reality was that, "If not among the most popular [in a high school class of
800] he at least moved near those at the top and was well liked." ^^ But Ted
would not or could not identify with such a description of social acceptance.
Aynesworth and Michaud recorded, "As far back as he could remember of his
days as a boy in Tacoma, he chose to be alone." ^^
Ted himself admitted, "A lot of my pretensions about being a scholarly type,
a person interested in serious studies, was really a defense mechanism. I was
accused on a couple occasions of being aloof, arrogant, and snobby. But it was
just this defense mechanism to protect my somewhat introverted nature. I used
that to compensate for my outright fear of socializing. Maybe also it was a way to
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protect myself, because I couldn't achieve those kinds of social goals that I
wanted." ^2 His choice to be alone or to remain aloof from others was only a
superficial extension of a much deeper, more sinister antisocialness. Ted was
unwilling to discuss this side of his nature for very good reasons. He did not
want to be connected to his crimes.
To circumspect his refusal to implicate himself, Aynesworth and Michaud
proposed that Ted discuss the "killer" in the third person with the result that
his descriptions often refer to "this person" or "this individual." In general
conversation, Ted ventured it was his opinion that kidnapping or abduction was
"the ultimate antisocial act."^^ Later, when asked if he thought the motive of
the person who attacked the women was to kill them, he responded, "I believe
in the beginning — the act of killing — we would not expect it to be the goal. It
was the possession of this desired thing, which was, in itself — the very act of
assuming possession was a very antisocial act — was giving expression to this
person's need to seize something that was highly valued, at least on the surface,
by society." ^^
Even with biographical descriptions to guide us in understanding Ted's anti-
social nature, a significant potential for violence and murder is missing. For this
we turn to Moon-Mars opposite Uranus. It is foolish to suggest that every indi-
vidual born with Moon-Mars opposite Uranus is going to commit murder. It
only indicates a potential for violent or unpredictable
situations. There is, however, no better example of
the worst-case scenario of this aspect than Ted
Bundy The changeable nature and unpre-
dictable course that his emotions followed are
attested to by the few who lived to talk about it.
Claire Forest dated Ted one summer, and
related that she only had sex with him on one
occasion. Recalling that he had always been
tender and affectionate with her, she said the
"sex act itself had been harsh. TTiere was no
^ affection at all," and "afterward, it was like it
had never happened." Ann Rule adds, "Claire Forest was not the only woman
who would recall that Ted Bundy's manner could change suddenly from one of
warmth and affection to cold fury." Lisa Temple only met him on one occasion
but that was all it took to experience Ted's strange bipolar affections. He and
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Lisa along with some friends went rafting and "halfway down the river, Ted's
attitude changed suddenly and he seemed to delight in tormenting Lisa." Lisa
recalled that later, "He drove me home . . . and was nice again. He said he would
be back about midnight. He did come back, and we made love. I just couldn't
understand the way he kept changing. One minute, he was nice, and the next he
acted like he hated me." ^^^ In addition to its association with the act of violence.
Mars anatomically relates to the head. Ted's method was to smash the skulls of
his victims. At one site in Colorado where only skulls were found, "it appeared
that the killer had established his own graveyard, bringing only his victims'
severed heads with him." ^^
Mata Hari
Brief Background
In the gloomy mist of dawn, twelve Zouave riflemen, survivors of a French regi-
ment slaughtered at Verdun, stood in a field outside Paris. Cold and silent, they
waited for the woman known as Mata Hari. Her car wound slowly through the
streets, passed the Porte de Vincennes, and stopped at the castle dungeon. Two
nuns, the prison chaplain, and prisoner Number 721 44625 — the infamous
Mata Hari — emerged from the car and passed through the gate into the theatre
d'cxccution. The drums sounded. With the fluid grace of the dancer she had been,
the prisoner walked toward a wooden stake at the far end of the field. Refusing
the blindfold, she looked straight at the soldiers as they aimed their rifles. She
smiled and nodded. Twelve shots rang out killing her instantly, but only three
bullets struck her. Had some of the soldiers imagined that her piercing eyes could
see into their hearts as they fired their weapons? Had Mata Hari managed one
last time to mesmerize and fascinate? Executed by the French in 1917, the
legendary Mata Hari lives on, her name made synonymous with female spies by
generations who have no idea who she was.
The real Mata Hari was Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, bom August 7, 1876,
in Leeuwarden, an ancient Dutch city lying north of the Hook of Holland. Unfor-
tunately,discrepancy
a in the available data makes her chart controversial. Amer-
ican sources quote English astrologer Chryss Craswell for a birth time of 1:00 PM
LMT and Douglas Lannark of Copenhagen for a birth time of 12:34 PM LMT.
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Despite this difference, Mata Hari's life is worth studying. The later time puts
Venus in the eighth house, otherwise all the natal planets remain in the same
houses, the Rising Sign is still Scorpio, and the aspects between the planets are
the same in charts cast for either birth time. I have chosen the chart cast for
iz:34PM (Figure i6).
Those who are unfamiliar with Mata Hari will find that background infor-
mation is helpful before studying her horoscope. The only girl in a family of boys,
Margaretha, or M 'greet as she was called, was spoiled by her father. She received
the education and privileges of wealth until 1889, when her life of ease and luxury
suddenly vanished. Her adoring, but now bankrupt, father simply walked away,
leaving his wife and family to cope as best they could. Six years later, M'greet,
responding to a matrimonial ad, met and very soon wed Rudolph MacLeod, a
thirtyeight-year-old army officer on home leave from the Dutch East Indies. The
couple moved to Java shortly after the birth of their first child and M'greet felt she
had landed in paradise. Though frequently brutalized by her husband in his
drunken rages, she blossomed in her new environment.
Confined by her second pregnancy and the relentless monsoon rains,
M'greet began reading books a previous occupant had left in the house. Accounts
she read of Javanese history and legend and the influence of Buddhism and
Hinduism captivated her imagination. She began to learn Malay, practicing the
language with servants and native friends. One word that proved especially
enchanting to the Leo-born M'greet was matahari, "eye of dawn," which meant
the sun. Adopting this word as her name, she could not know how famous it
would make her or how it would be identified with her for generations to come.
Sumatra was the next port of call for M'greet, Rudolph, their young son, and
infant daughter. In Sumatra her paradise was shattered when a servant, seeking
revenge, poisoned the children. Medical help arrived too late to save their son.
The daughter recovered but Rudolph and M'greet remained desolate, beyond the
reach of human comfort. The following year M'greet contracted typhoid fever
and for months lay deUrious and dreaming. When she recovered from the illness,
her interest in the dances and rituals of India's transplanted epics and sacred texts
intensified and consumed her.
Returning to Holland in 190Z, M'greet separated from Rudolph. With no

income, she was forced to give up her daughter and find a way to support herself.
The knowledge she gained and the tragedy and illness she had experienced in the
East Indies had transformed M'greet and given her fierce determination. When
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she made her Paris debut in 1905, the evolution from Margaretha Geertruida
Zelle MacLeod into Mata Hari, Hindu dancer, was complete.
Appearing at the Muscc Guimct center for oriental studies, it was announced
that Mata Hari had come to "perform the dances of the Devadasis and present
the sacred art of expressing, by harmonious gestures, the far-off mysteries of
vanished cults/' ^^ The assembled audience was spellbound and greeted her
performance with thunderous applause. To enhance the mystery of her image it
was given out that Mata Hari was bom in the south of India, that she had come
from a Brahmin family. Biographer Erika Ostrovsky describes M'greet's
triumph as "a clever publicity stunt, the exploitation of a current fad for oriental
dance." Her willingness to dance in the nude, no doubt, helped. Whatever the
reasons, "with the advent of a new name, a new life had begun. Her luck
appeared to have turned. In the space of one night, she had become the sensa-
tion ofthe season." ^^
Phenomenal success led to a second evolution that turned Mata Hari the
dancer into Baroness von der Linden the courtesan, a member of what the French
called Grandcs Horizontalcs. With passing years, Paris, Rome, and Berlin gave
their enthusiasm to new dancers and the number of her admirers waned, but
when World War I began in 19 14, M'greet had already established liaisons with
important and influential men. These contacts led to a third evolution from
Baroness von der Linden into secret agent H-zi. Was it pride, arrogance, or
greed that made M'greet believe she could gamble in espionage's most dangerous
game and play the role of double agent? She lost the gamble, precipitating her
fourth and final evolution from Germany's secret agent H-zi into the French
government's prisoner Number 721 44625.
Mata Hari's Horoscope

One of the most notable features in M'greet's chart is the clustering of planets in
the ninth house. Descriptions in Chapter 8 for ninth-house Sun project the
image of individuals who seek to reach beyond the immediate environment for
broader experiences and understanding, a tendency exhibited by M'greet's delight
in traveling to the Dutch East Indies as a young bride. Ninth-house Mercury
suggests those who become highly motivated to learn on their own and those ^
who receive training or education in a foreign country as M'greet did when she
became stimulated by the culture and life in Java. Ninth-house Venus implies
people who think of themselves as citizens of the

world and indicates the possibility of romance and
other joint ventures in foreign countries, all of
which can be applied to Mata Hari the interna-
tional traveler, courtesan, and spy. When
ninth-house Venus is knocked off balance,
there is potential for unfavorable court deci-
sions, and for Mata Hari, it was a sentence of
death. Ninth-house Mars indicates the direc-
tion of her physical energy and activities.
Mata Hari Ninth-house Uranus relates to her self-taught
expertise on oriental religion and rituals, and
the fact that with little or no training, she developed her talent for dancing to a
high degree of competence.
The Moon-Saturn conjunction in Pisces is part of a Grand Trine involving
Venus in Cancer and Jupiter as well as the Ascendant in Scorpio. Before we
examine how the trine worked for Mata Hari, let's briefly note Moon conjunct
Saturn. Her father deserted the family when she was thirteen and her mother
died the following year. Loss of her parents and their nurturing during her child-
hood is an obvious demonstration of this aspect. Moon (desire) in Pisces
(dancing, disguise, glamor, and mystery), Venus
(beauty, charm) in Cancer (feminine image), and
Jupiter (fortunate circumstances, religion, and
culture) in Scorpio (sexual energy, manipula-
tion and control, secret cults, and covert activi-
ties) are pulled together in the dynamics of a
trine, an aspect associated with fortunate
endeavors. That Mata Hari was wildly
successful in her reincarnation as an oriental
dancer, that authorities allowed her to dance
Mata Hari nude while others who did so were jailed, and
that she gained everlasting fame as a spy can all
be linked with her Grand Trine. However, this also serves as an example of why
one should never take the luck of a Grand Trine for granted. It was not enough
to save Mata Hari from being executed, nor did it preclude her from experiencing
the tragic poisoning of her children.
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Instant Horoscope Reader »
In Chapter lo, you learned that aspects between the outer planets are of
such long duration that traits and characteristics associated with them are
described in terms of society. How much or how little the mood and character
of society associated with a particular aspect will be reflected in a single indi-
vidual bom with that aspect is determined by many other factors. Mata Hari
was an individual whose life was beneficially as well as
tragically altered in a direct way by conditions in
society. This is described in her chart by the T-
square involving natal Jupiter opposite natal
Pluto, and both planets square natal Uranus.
The opposition, occurring as it does between
the first house (Mata Hari herself) and the
seventh house (other people), already implies
that the aspect may have personal significance
for her. Jupiter opposite Pluto is associated
Mata Hari with a society rampant with plots and coun-
terplots, intrigue within intrigue. Jupiter
square Uranus describes antagonistic modes of thinking. Uranus square Pluto
relates to a society suddenly transformed by some event such as war or a great
economic depression.
These astrological factors emerge clearly in descriptions by Erika Ostrovsky
detailing the mood of Paris society in 1916-17. "Nor was it safe in these days of
strife to trust one's neighbor, mistress, barber, waiter, or shopkeeper. Hadn't they
recently arrested a woman on charges of espionage for sending crates of laxatives
to Brazil? And what of that waiter who drew plans of fortifications in his order
book? Who knew if that harmless-looking old man in the Luxembourg, ritually
surrounded by flocks of pigeons at dusk, did not wire code messages to their
feet?"^^ World War I was decimating the French army with casualties and
inflicting wretched deprivations in the lives of citizens. TTie French were xeno-
phobic and "in no mood for clemency." ^^
This negative public morale was to have dire consequences for the prisoner
Mata Hari in Saint-Lazare prison on charges of espionage. The focal point of the
T-square involves more than natal Uranus in Leo. It also includes her natal Sun,
Mercury, Venus, and Mars in Leo. Taking this aspect apart to analyze each plan-
et's contributory influences is too lengthy. One example, however, is the difficult
circumstances she would be expected to experience with men. Mars represents
men in general and the Sun relates to the father as well as the husband in a
female's chart. These planets are square Jupiter which specifically represents the
father in all charts and Pluto which implies manipulation and control. M'greet
was abandoned by her father, married a much older man who no doubt was her
father-substitute, and was brutalized and threatened by a husband who wanted
to impose total control over her.
Another example involves Jupiter in the first house (Mata Hari herself) oppo^
site Pluto (planetary ruler of the first house with Scorpio rising) square the
conjunction of Sun (inner life), Mercury (mental processes). Mars (physical
energy and activities), and Uranus (restless, unpredictable, changeable) in Leo
(prideful, overestimating, self- indulgent) .
Each of the astrological factors in the T-square can be found to parallel
another fascinating and accurate analysis, this one provided by graphologist
Edouard de Rougemont and published in 1922. "The striking thing about this
handwriting is the excessive, impulsive strength of the lines and their contrasting
nature. . . . All these contradictory impulses reveal a tumultuous, chaotic inner
life which affects the worth of all the subject's activities. . . . One cannot trust
such a changeable, agitated, restless nature which is always ready for extreme
moves. Nothing can hold back this impetuous, fearless creature which does not
measure obstacles and is overly confident of its destiny. . . . One of the most
marked characteristics of this personality is exaggeration: it is a dangerous
tendency, for it obscures judgment, results in lack of foresight, produces blind
rages, hasty resolutions, an inability to measure the consequences of actions. . . .
This personality is characterized by great sang-froid and terrifying resolve, based
both on courage and blindness. . . . The motives of the subject's actions are:
egotism, calculation and pride." ^^
As I conclude this book, it is my sincerest wish that you will study each of the
four charts on your own. I encourage you to obtain some of the indicated biogra-
phies and locate additional biographical material about these personalities.
Compare the four charts with each other. Grace Kelly and Mata Hari, for
example, have Moon in Pisces, a Scorpio Ascendant, and natal Sun conjunct
Mars, all of which provide an interesting basis for comparing the two ladies. They
both loved to dance, and they both possessed an uninhibited desire for the oppo-
site sex. Mata Hari and Ted Bundy, on the other hand, have Moon in the fourth
house. What possible similarities might there be in the home life, childhood, and
emotional outlook of these two very different people? There are many other
points of similarity as well as differences that can be studied and compared in the
four charts which I hope you will be able to discern on your own as you continue
your astrological studies. I also hope you will not limit your interest in astrology
to this book. Locate the astrological groups in your community and browse
through the many other astrological books that are available. Most importantly,
use astrology to get to know and appreciate yourself and others.
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Appendix A
Ephemeris
How To Use the Ephemeris
Using the ephemeris to look up the planetary positions for a birth date is
very simple. The twenty-four hour clock is used so there are no a.m. or
p.m. designations for the times given in the ephemeris. The Ust below
will be helpful if you are not used to seeing the time designated in this way.
00:00 is 12:00 AM GMT (Midnight) iz:oo is iz:oo PM GMT (Noon)

01:00 is 01:00 AM GMT 13:00 is 01:00 PM GMT
oz:oo is 02:00 AM GMT 14:00 is 02:00 PM GMT
03:00 is 03:00 AM GMT 15:00 is 03:00 PM GMT
04:00 is 04:00 AM GMT 16:00 is 04:00 PM GMT
05:00 is 05:00 AM GMT 17:00 is 05:00 PM GMT
06:00 is 06:00 AM GMT 18:00 is 06:00 PM GMT
07:00 is 07:00 AM GMT 19:00 is 07:00 PM GMT
08:00 is 08:00 AM GMT 20:00 is 08:00 PM GMT
09:00 is 09:00 AM GMT 21:00 is 09:00 PM GMT
10:00 is 10:00 AM GMT 22:00 is 10:00 PM GMT
11:00 is 11:00 PM GMT 23:00 is 11:00 PM GMT
The positions are given from the date and time a planet enters a sign until it
enters the next sign. As an example, let's use a birth date of November 26, 1944.
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In the ephemeris turn to the year 1944 and list the positions of the Sun, Moon,
and planets for November 26, 1944.
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♦ The Sun was in Sagittarius between November Z2 at 10:07 ^MT and

the time it entered Capricorn at 23:15 GMT on December 21.
This tells us that on November 26 the Sun was in Sagittarius ... Q >^
♦ The Moon was in Aries between November 25 at 8:57 GMT and the
time it entered Taurus at 10:22 GMT November 27.
This tells us that on November 26 the Moon was in Aries ... 3) T
♦ Mercury was in Sagittarius between November 10 at 11:10 GMT and
the time it entered Capricorn at 15:29 GMT December i.
This tells us that on November 26 Mercury was in Sagittarius . . . $ ^
♦ Venus was in Capricorn between November 16 at 07:21 GMT and the
time it entered Aquarius at 04:44 GMT December 11.
This tells us that on November 26 Venus was in Capricorn ... $ "|5

♦ Mars was in Sagittarius after November 25 at 16:15 GMT.
This tells us that on November 26 Mars was in Sagittarius ... (^ >^
♦ Jupiter was in Virgo after July 26 at 01:33 GMT.
This tells us that on November 26 Jupiter was in Virgo ... ^ ItP
♦ Saturn was in Cancer after June 20 at 07:48 GMT.
This tells us that on November 26 Saturn was in Cancer ... tl So
♦ Uranus was in Gemini the entire year.
This tells us that on November 26 Uranus was in Gemini ... )j( H
♦ Neptune was in Libra the entire year.
This teUs us that on November 26 Neptune was in Libra ... ^ -O-
♦ Pluto was in Leo the entire year.
This tells us that on November 26 Pluto was in Leo ... ^ <Q
Using this method, look up planetary positions for any date. Each planetary
sign position is explained in Chapter 7. If the Sun, Moon, or planets change signs
and you do not know the time of birth on a given date, study characteristics of
both sign positions to determine which one seems to fit best. Certain dates are
marked with R or D to indicate the beginning (R) and end (D) of retrograde
motion. Retrograde motion is the apparent backward movement of a planet, as
viewed from Earth, due to its position in relation to the Earth. Thus a planet may
appear to slow down, move backward, and perhaps even reenter a sign it had just
exited. An example is found on the facing page. On March 3, 1900, Mercury
entered Aries. Mercury began to retrograde (move backward) on March 15, and
on March 29, returned to Pisces. Mercur)^ began moving forward on April 7, and
reentered Aries on April 17.
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Appendix A: Ephemeris
1900
Sun
^ Jan 20 11:33 A Jul 23 08:36 ^ Sep 23 12:21
T Mar 21 01:38 H May 21 13:17 ^ Nov 22 17:47
20:56
K Feb 19 02:01 0 Apr 20 13:27 © Jun 21 21:40 DP Aug 23 15:20 fib Oct 23 yi Dec 22 06:41
Moon
£S Jul 3 22:57 )^Sep3 22:26
Jan 1 2W T Mar 2 I8:0i S May 2 ???3 « Sep 6 T Nov 4 00:25
» Jan 2 21:25 b Mar 4 18:23 A May 5 07:00 fH Jul 6 11:11 02:52 b Nov 6 00:24
K Jan 4 22:08 TL Mar 6 22:04 DP May 7 18:35 ^ Jul 8 21:03 K Sep 8 03:45 E Nov 8 00:48
T Jan 6 23:44 9o Mar 9 05:44 £: May 1007:08 W Jul 11 03:25 S Nov 10 03:30
T Sep 10 03:00
6 Jan 9 03:25 A Mar 11 16:37 (II May 1218:40 « Jul 13 06:41 A Nov 12 09:47
b Sep 12 02:44
H Jan 11 09:36 DP Mar 14 05:04 fl May 1504:07 K Jul 15 08:12 H Sep 14 04:56 DP Nov 14 19:47
S Jan 13 18:05 ^ Mar 16 17:38 ^ Nov 17 08:08
W May 1711:18 T Jul 17 09:37 S Sep 16 10:38
»/2 Jan 16 04:30 fn Mar 19 05:34 W May 1916:30 b Jul 19 12:16 •^2 Sep 18 19:37 (lb Nov 19 20:47
IIP Jan 18 16:26 ^ Mar 21 16:03 K May 21 20:00 H Jul 21 16:48 DP
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Sep 21
23 06:52 ^ Nov 22 08:08
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fll; Jan 23 16:53 « Mar 26 04:25 A Jul 26 07:48 fib Sep 26 08:05 « Nov 27 00:29
b May 2600:20
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14:20
K Feb 1 07:47 H Apr 3 07:13 DP Jun 4 02:33 i/ Aug 5 06:00 K0ct5 E Dec 5 11:25
14:05
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Yi Aug 7 13:12
6 Feb 5 09:41 »/2Apr7 23:10 fll Jun 9 02:44 W Aug 9 16:30 T0ct7 13:15 A Dec 9 19:17
b Oct 9 14:00
H Feb? 15:06 DP Apr 10 11:23 y^ Jun 11 12:04 K Aug 11 17:10 H Oct 1 1 18:00 DP Dec 12 04:03
S Feb 9 23:50 :ii Apr 13 00:00 y5 Jun 13 18:30 S Oct 13 £: Dec 14 15:47
T Aug 13 17:09 01:52
»/2 Feb 12 10:49 Db Apr 15 11:37 «? Jun 15 22:36 A Oct 16 12:50 (lb Dec 17 04:31
b Aug 15 18:23
BP Feb 14 22:58 »^ Apr 17 21:38 K Jun 18 01:27 DP Oct 18 f' Dec 19 15:52
n Aug 17 22:13 ^ Oct 21
£: Feb 17 11:36 Y$ Apr 20 05:37 T Jun 20 03:57 S Aug 20 04:55 01:24 yS Dec 22 00:31
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Birth Data Sources
Theodore Roosevelt
William DeGregorio's book, The Complete Book ofU. S. Presidents, states on p. 376 that
Roosevelt was born on October 27, 1858 at 7:45 PM, at the family brownstone on
East 20th Street, New York City. The same data is given on p. 29 in Nathan Miller's
book, Theodore Roosevelt: A Life.
Grace Kelly
The Circle Book of Charts, compiled by Stephen Erlewine, #1123 states birth data as
November 12, 1929; 5:31 AM EST; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from ''Astrology
Magazine article by H. Paquette: 'from birth certificate.' "
Ted Bundy
Birth data of November 24, 1946 at 10:35 PM EST is credited to T Patrick Davis from the
birth certificate. The same data appeared in Mercury Hour, credited to astrologer
Dorothy Hughes.
Mata Hari
T Patrick Davis quotes birth data from Douglas Lannark of Copenhagen for 12:34 PM.
Endnotes
Preface
I. Oppenheim, A. Leo. Ancient Mesopotamia: Portrait of a Dead Civilization. Chicago:
The University of Chicago Press, 1977, p. 224.
Chapter One
I. Gleick, James. "Fermat's Theorem," The New York Times Magazine. October 3,
1993' P- 53-
Chapter Eleven
1. Miller, Nathan. Theodore Roosevelt: A Life. New York: William Morrow and
Company, Inc., 1992, p. 436.
2. Wadler, Joyce, et al. "The President's Astrologers," People Weekly, May 23, 1988, p.
112.
3. DeGregorio, William A. The Complete Book ofU. S. Presidents — From George Wash-
ington to Bill Clinton. Avenel, New Jersey: Wings Books, 1993, p. 373.
4. Miller, Theodore Roosevelt: A Life. p. 46.
5. Ibid., p. 47.
6. Ibid., p. 50.
7. Ibid., p. 530.
8. Ibid., p. 61-62.
9. Bishop, Joseph Bucklin, ed. Theodore Roosevelt s Letters to His Children. New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1919, p. 7.
10. Miller, Theodore Roosevelt: A Life, p.413-414.
11. Ibid., p. 18.
12. Morris, Edmund. The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt. New York: Ballantine Books, 1979,
p. 706.
13. Miller, Theodore Roosevelt: A Life, p. 205.
14. Morris, The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, p. 18.
4V
i6. Ibid., p. 358.

17. Ibid., p. 230.
18. Ibid., p. 2z6.
19. Miller, Nathan. The Roosevelt Chronicles: The Story of a Great American Family. Garden
City, New York: Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1979. p. 186.
20. Miller, Theodore Roosaelt: A Life, p. 19.
21. Ibid., p. 412.
22. Miller, The Roosevelt Chronicles: The Story of a Great American Family, p. 166.
24. Ibid., p. 203.
25. Ibid., p. 399.
26. Morris, p. 11.
28. Ibid., p. 136.
29. Ibid., p. 412.
30. Ibid., p. 152.
31. Ibid., p. 473.
32. Miller, The Roosevelt Chronicles: The Story of a Great American Family, p. 213-214.
34. Ibid., p. 18.
35. Ibid., p. 50.
36. Morris, p. 18.
38. Edwards, Anne. The Grimaldis of Monaco: The Centuries of Scandal — The Years of
Grace. New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc., 1992, p. 302.
39. Spada, James. Grace: The Secret Lives of a Princess. New York: Dell Publishing, 1987,
p. 109-110.
40. Ibid., p. 308.
41. Quine, Judith Balaban. The Bridesmaids: Grace JQUy, Princess of Monaco and Six Inti-
mate Friends. New York: Weidenfeld &" Nicholson, 1989, p. 45.
42. Spada, p. 55.
43. Ibid., p. 4.
Endnotes
44. Ibid., p. 31.

45. Ibid., p. 30.
46. Ibid., p. 36.
47. Ibid., p. 4.
48. Ibid., p. 17.
49. Ibid., p. 18.
50. Quine, p. 378.
51. Ibid., p. 366.
52. Spada, p. 27.
53. Ibid., p. 44.
54. Ibid., p. 16.
55. Rule, Ann. The Stranger Beside Me. New York: W.W. Norton &" Co., 1980, p. 145.
56. Ibid., p. 31.
57. Michaud, Steven G. and Hugh Aynesworth. Ted Bundy: Conversations With a Killer.
New York: Signet, 1989, p. v, Foreword.
58. Ibid., p. 32-33.
59. Rule, p. 119.
60. Ibid., p. 38.
61. Ibid., p. 23.
62. Ibid., p. 337.
63. Ibid., p. 338.
64. Michaud, p. 283.
65. Rule, p. 25-26.
66. Ibid., p. 29.
67. Ibid., p. 31.
68. Michaud, p. 13.
69. Ibid., p. 15.
70. Rule, p. 24.
71. Michaud, p. 10.
72. Ibid., p. 14.
73. Ibid., p. 73
74. Ibid., p. 202.
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Instant Horoscope Reader Endnotes
75. Rule, p. 144.

76. Ibid., p. 114.
yy. Ostrovsky, Erika. Eye of Dawn: The Rise and Fall ofMata Hari. New York Dorset
Press, 1978, p. 70.
78. Ibid., p. 73.
79. Ibid., p. 2.
80. Ibid., p. 3.
81. Ibid., p. yy.
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433
Ind ex
Aries autumnal equinox, 3, 16, 26, 37

Cancer
cardinal sign, 8-9
fire sign, 6, 9-1 1 cardinal sign, 8, 10
cardinal fire sign, 9 cardinal water sign, 10
Aquarius water sign, 7, 10-12
air sign, 7, lo-ii, 29 Capricorn
fixed sign, 8, 11 cardinal sign, 8, 10
fixed air sign, 1 1 cardinal earth sign, 10
Ascendant, 33-35, 37-39* 5^* 59' earth sign, 6, lo-ii, 139

83-89, 91-95, 298, 304, 311-312, cusp, 3, 33, 301, 307, 309
314,319,321 elements
finding approximate Ascendant 38-39
air signs, 5-7,9, 220,223
astrology, ix-5, 7, 9, 11-15, 17, 19,
earth signs, 5-7, 9, 220, 223
38-39,49,51,59,135,217,271,
fire signs, 5-6, 9, 220, 312
297-298
astrological sign, 3-5, 8-9, 21, 23, 34, water signs, 5-6, 9, 29, 220, 223
51-57' 61 earth, yearly orbit, 17
434
Index
Gemini
through the houses, 175-181
air sign, lo-ii, 29 Merc
through
ury the signs, 1 14-123
mutable sign, 9, ii-iz
mutable air sign, 11 -12 aspects in natal chart, 230, 240, 242,
horoscope, ix-xii, 3-4, 31-33, 35"47» 244, 246, 248, 251-259

49-51. 53-56, 107, 123-124, 135, through the houses, 163-169
145, 151, 184, 217-219, 229, 239, through the signs, 96-105
250, 283, 288-89, 297 Moon
houses, 25, 31, 33-35, 37-38, 40-47, aspects in natal chart, 229-30, 232,
54-60, 62, 64, 66-67, 69-7I'
73-74' 76, 78, 80, 82-93, 95-i24> ^34' 236-50
145, 151-215, 217, 226, 228, 283,
294-95, 300, 302, 305-08, through the signs, 82-96
311-312,314,317-21 Neptune
Jupiter aspects in natal chart, 232-33, 235,
aspects in natal chart, 231, 233-234, 237. 239. MI. M3. 245-50.
236, 238, 240-41, 243, 245, 247, 252-53, 255-56, 258, 260,
249, 251, 253-54, 256-57, 259, 262-65, 267, 269, 270, 272-74,
261, 263-264, 266, 268-69,
271-273, 275-79 276-88
through the houses, 182-188 through the signs, 135-145
Pisces
through the signs, 124-128
Leo mutable sign, 9, 12
fire sign, 6, 9-1 1, 314 mutable water sign, 12

fixed sign, 8-10 water sign, 7-8, 10-12
fixed fire sign, 10 Pluto
Libra •
aspects in natal chart, 232, 234-235,
air sign, 7, lo-ii, 29 237, 239, 242, 244, 246, 248, 250,
cardinal sign, 8-10 252, 254, 255, 257-62, 264-65,
cardinal air sign, 10 267, 269-70, 272-88
Mars through the houses, 209-215
aspects in natal chart, 230-231,
^33-^34' ^36, 238, 240. M2-55.
qualit ies signs, 5, 8, 220
cardinal
257, 259, 261-62, 264, 266,
268-75 fixed signs, 5, 8, 220
435
mutable signs, 5, 8-9, 220 through the houses, 195-202

rising sign (also sec ascendant), 33-35, through the signs, 132-135
Venus
38,41,52,299-300,307,317
Sagittarius aspects in natal chart, 230, 240, 242,
fire sign, 6, 9-1 1 244, 246, 248, 250, 252, 259-67
mutable sign, 9,11 through the houses, 169-175
mutable fire sign, 1 1 through the signs, 106-114
Saturn Virgo
vernal equinox, 14-15
aspects in natal chart, 231, 233,
235-38> 2.41, 243, 245, 247, 249, earth sign, 6-7, lo-ii, 139
mutable sign, 9
251, 253"54' 256-258, 260-61,
263, 265-68, 270-72, 274-83 217
mutable earth sign, 1 1
zodiac, 2-3, 13-20, 24-25, 27, 29,
31-34' 37-38, 41, 49, 79, 107, 123,
Scorpio
fixed sign, 8-9, 11
fixed water sign, 1 1
water sign, 7, 1 2
Sun
apparent position, 37-38

aspects in natal chart, 229-239
degree on a given date, 37
through the houses, 1 51-157
Taurus
earth sign, 6-7, lo-ii, 139

fixed sign, 8-1 1
fixed earth sign, lo-ii
Uranus
aspects in natal chart, 231-233, 235,

237> ^39' 241, 2.43' 245, 247' 249,
251-56, 258, 260, 262-63, 265,
267, 269-71, 273-86
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Chapter One: INTRODUCTION TO ASTROLOGY 1

Chapter Two: The Zodl\C 13

Chapter Four: ThE HOROSCOPE 31

Chapter Five: The HOUSES 41

Chapter Six: The PlANETS 49

Chapter Seven: PLANETS IN THE SiGNS 57

Chapter Eight: PLANETS IN THE HOUSES 151

Chapter Nine: DEFINING PLANETARY ASPECTS 217

Chapter Eleven: INTERPRETING THE HOROSCOPE 289

Appendix A: Ephemeris 323

Appendix B: ASTROLOGICAL SOFTWARE AND CHART SERVICES 425

Appendix C: BiRTH DATA SOURCES 426

Figure i: THE EaRTH'S YEARLY OrBIT ArOUND THE SUN 17

Figure 2: The Zodiac's Twenty-Four-Hour Movement 32

Figure 4: The Twenty-Four-Hour Movement of the Sun: 35

Figure 6: HOUSES OF THE HOROSCOPE 40

Figure 7: The NATURAL WHEEL 58

Figure 8: THE NATURAL HOUSES OF THE SUN 58

Figure 9: ThE NATURAL HOUSES OF THE MoON 59

Figure 10: The Solar System 124

Figure ii: A CHART DEPICTING ASPECTS 216

Figure 12: Chart One, May 13, 1933 224

Figure 13: Chart Two, May 24, 1933 225

Figure 14: Chart Three, October 12, 1954 227

Figure 15: Chart Four, October 16, 1954 228

Figure 16: Theodore Roosevelt, Grace Kelly, Ted Bundy,

Table i: The ELEMENTS 6

Table 2: ThE QyALITIES 8

Table 3: The ELEMENTS AND QUALITIES 9

Table 4: The Sun's Entry into the Signs 15

Table 7: CORRESPONDING PLANETS AND DEITIES 48

Table 9: Planets and their Symbols 55

Table 11: OPPOSITIONS IN THE NATURAL CHART 218

Table 12: TrINES IN THE NATURAL CHART 219

Table 13: SaUARES IN THE NATURAL CHART 221

Introducing people to astrology is an exhilarating experience for me. I confess

One of the main purposes of an introduction is to acquaint readers with

nature is related to everything else in uniquely integrated and observable patterns.

Why is the Suns position so important in astrology?

What is the difference between one's astrological sign and

Why dont some people seem to fit their astrological sign?

Doesn't astrology recognize that we all share similar character traits?

Desirable and undesirable characteristics repeat themselves in countless genera-

temperament, as it is seen in a person's primary response to situations, relation-

Fire Signs Earth Signs Air Signs Water Signs

Tabic i: The Elements

in terms of goals and expect tangible rewards as a result of tangible efforts. At

Cardinal Signs Fixed Signs Mutable Signs

Tabic 2: The S^ualidcs

Cardinal Fire: Aries Fixed Fire: Leo Mutable Fire: Sagittarius

Cardinal Earth: Capricorn Fixed Earth: Taurus Mutable Earth: Virgo

Cardinal Air: Libra Fixed Air: Aquarius Mutable Air: Gemini

Cardinal Water: Cancer Fixed Water: Scorpio Mutable Water: Pisces

Table 3: The Elements and ^ua/ities