Look for the Mercury symbol on your birth chart to discover the sign and house position. Then, read about each of the Mercury signs. Since Mercury travels close to the Sun, it will be either in the same sign or in the one before or after on the Zodiac.
Why is Mercury associated with the mind and communication?:
Early astronomers noted this planet's speed and elusiveness. In Greek myths, Mercury was Hermes, the winged messenger god and in Roman times, he was portrayed as a trickster. The planet's movements are said to influence communication here below. Mercury rules the signs of the intellect Gemini and Virgo.
What is Mercury retrograde?:
A few times per year Mercury slows down in its orbit around the Sun, creating an illusion of backward movement. Imagine being in the “way back” of a station wagon, watching another car on the highway. If the car is going slower, it’ll appear to be going backwards, when actually it’s going forward. The retrograde of a planet is this kind of optical illusion.
When Mercury is in retrograde, communication can seem to slow down, misfire or go haywire with missed calls and technological snafus. This is why there’s a warning against signing contracts or starting a project during Mercury retrograde.
What if I was born during a Mercury retrograde?:
If you see an "R" next to a planet in your birth chart that means it was in retrograde when you were born. Someone with Mercury retrograde may have a reflective or introverted mind. You might want to mull things over more than most before drawing a conclusion. Depending on which sign your Mercury is in this could give you an interest in the past and a powerful memory.
Keywords:
intelligence, language, communication, memory, expression, the mind
The Meaning of Mercury in Astrology:
Mercury concerns the mind, and your sign and house position influences the mysterious way you put it all together up there. It determines how you make sense of your world, formulate ideas and share them with others. Your speech patterns, communication style, sense of humor, quickness of thought – all these are flavored by the position of your Mercury.
Which element your Mercury is in is a good starting point for understanding your particular type of intelligence. Mercury is at home in the air signs, which lean toward rational and logical thinking. In fire signs, Mercury is quick, instinctive and inspirational, water signs give the mind an intuitive and emotional filter, while Mercury in the earth signs tends to be pragmatic and concrete.
In Greek mythology, Mercury as Hermes, messenger of the gods, has one foot in the physical world and another in the realm of the unseen. Likewise, your Mercury crosses mental boundaries into the mysteries of the imagination and the memories of the past. In the fertile landscape of the mind, your Mercury harvests and interprets your personal experience of life.
Knowing your Mercury sign can help you understand and maximize your imaginative potential. It may reveal why you aren’t always on the same wavelength with others, and offer clues to sharing your unique gifts of expression. The aspects your Mercury makes with other planets may explain quirks in your manner of speaking, such as being defensive, chatty, eloquent, emotional, etc. Since the mind can be its own house of mirrors, this also can show a mind drawn to illusions or to playing games with others.
In the infinite variety of life, Mercury determines your fascinations, what kinds of puzzles you’ll want to work out, where you’d like to focus your mind power. Mercury’s influence on how you think can steer your career path, since you’ll likely be drawn to areas in which your mind thrives and excels.
In relationships of all kinds, frictions and confusion can arise when Mercury clashes. For example, an earth sign Mercury may an raise eyebrow at the air sign whose abstract notions seem out of this world. But put two air signs together, and speech resumes at the speed of light. Knowing the tone and timbre of a person’s Mercury can sometimes bridge the gap of understanding.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Your Venus in the birth chart....:
Learning about your particular Venus sign gives you priceless insight into the ways you draw love, beauty and friendship to you life, and how you express yourself creatively. You'll want to study both the sign and house position of the planet Venus at the time of your birth. Since Venus follows in orbit close to the Sun, it'll usually be the same sign as your Sun or one or two signs over in either direction. To find Venus, look for the symbol on your birth chart.
What's love got to do with it?:
In mythology, Venus is the Roman name for the Goddess of love and beauty -- her Greek name is Aphrodite. Your Venus describes how you love, whom you love, and what you love.
Where is Venus in the sky?:
Venus is the "sister star" to the Earth, and shines brightly and visibly due to her close proximity to the Sun. At times, Venus is the "Morning Star" and rises before the Sun, but at other times she is the "Evening Star." There are periods in between and after where she disappears in retrograde, and early myths described this as a journey to the Underworld, followed by her triumphant re-emergence.
Keywords:
romance, relating, friendships, art & beauty, harmony, attraction, passions
The Meaning of Venus in Astrology:
The realm of Venus is love and the emotions, and in astrology her influence is felt in all our relationships. The sign and house position of your Venus shows the kinds of atmospheres in which those connections are likely to happen. It also sheds light on what makes you attractive to others.
In friendships, Venus shows how you mingle, and what kinds of people you like to be around. Your “friendship style” has the nuances of your Venus, and determines things like how close you like to be emotionally, how you stay in touch, and how you “break-up” with a friend. Clashing Venus signs can lead to misunderstandings because of different expectations about what it even means to be friends.
Venus guides our romantic lives since the sign and house position influences our tastes and attractions, and this leads to choosing a mate. It also determines how you experience good feelings, and in what situations these are brought out. If your Venus is in harmony with a potential romantic partner, you can create happy moods, and possibly an enduring relationship.
In the birth chart, look to Venus to reveal how you experience, and share beauty. Quite simply, Venus acts as a muse, leading you toward your passions. Through her eyes, you see the poignancy and color in life, and in return, may offer a personal expression of it, through an art form. But beyond that, it is how you pass on and integrate what you’ve absorbed of the meaning of life through your all-important and ever evolving web of relationships.
What's love got to do with it?:
In mythology, Venus is the Roman name for the Goddess of love and beauty -- her Greek name is Aphrodite. Your Venus describes how you love, whom you love, and what you love.
Where is Venus in the sky?:
Venus is the "sister star" to the Earth, and shines brightly and visibly due to her close proximity to the Sun. At times, Venus is the "Morning Star" and rises before the Sun, but at other times she is the "Evening Star." There are periods in between and after where she disappears in retrograde, and early myths described this as a journey to the Underworld, followed by her triumphant re-emergence.
Keywords:
romance, relating, friendships, art & beauty, harmony, attraction, passions
The Meaning of Venus in Astrology:
The realm of Venus is love and the emotions, and in astrology her influence is felt in all our relationships. The sign and house position of your Venus shows the kinds of atmospheres in which those connections are likely to happen. It also sheds light on what makes you attractive to others.
In friendships, Venus shows how you mingle, and what kinds of people you like to be around. Your “friendship style” has the nuances of your Venus, and determines things like how close you like to be emotionally, how you stay in touch, and how you “break-up” with a friend. Clashing Venus signs can lead to misunderstandings because of different expectations about what it even means to be friends.
Venus guides our romantic lives since the sign and house position influences our tastes and attractions, and this leads to choosing a mate. It also determines how you experience good feelings, and in what situations these are brought out. If your Venus is in harmony with a potential romantic partner, you can create happy moods, and possibly an enduring relationship.
In the birth chart, look to Venus to reveal how you experience, and share beauty. Quite simply, Venus acts as a muse, leading you toward your passions. Through her eyes, you see the poignancy and color in life, and in return, may offer a personal expression of it, through an art form. But beyond that, it is how you pass on and integrate what you’ve absorbed of the meaning of life through your all-important and ever evolving web of relationships.
What is Mars in the birth chart?:
This is where the planet Mars was when you were born. There are two things to consider that help to understand your Mars. What is your Mars sign? Where is your Mars (what house) on the birth chart?
How can I find out about my Mars sign and house position? :
You'll find it by looking for the Mars symbol on the birth chart .
What does Mars have to do with our sex lives?:
In astrology Mars is said to influence what turns you on, and how you'll pursue a potential mate. The sign and house position of Mars determines whether you'll have a detached or lovey-dovey approach to what goes on in the bedroom.
What's the difference between Venus and Mars in my birth chart?:
Mars is the passionate impulse and action, while Venus tends to the overall relationship atmosphere. Mars is the masculine aspect, and this goes beyond sex into your drive, discipline, will-power and stamina. Venus is the feminine aspect, and tempers Mars to smell the roses along the way. We need Mars' fire to generate sparks, and keep it spicy.
What does Mars have to do with my overall personality?:
Mars is like the volcano of vitality inside you that must be released and channeled. Mars lights up when you become filled with desire, and this guides you toward your destiny. It influences aspects of character related to action, like endurance, persistence, discipline. The aspects with Mars in your chart show things like how you handle frustration and conflict.
What does Mars have to do with anger and violence?:
Mars needs a mission, and can stir up serious trouble when repressed or twarted. When Mars is in conflict with other planets, you might struggle with anger issues and in extreme cases, be a rage-a-holic or veer toward violent behavior. The most famous example is Hilter, who had Mars squaring Saturn in his birth chart.
Why is Mars called the Red Planet?:
Mars was named for the Roman God of War, and is also known as "the bright and burning one." Its landscape is red and orange ochre, and its sky is a swirly red-pink.
Keywords:
ambition, sexual desire, passion, determination, will to act, discipline, motivation, initiation, impulses, fire within, energy levels, expressing anger
What is the meaning of Mars in Astrology?:
Mars lights a fire under our passions, and then propels us like an ignited rocket toward our goals. This is an important energy, since it determines how we pursue what we want to achieve in life. These flashpoints burn a path toward what is possible, if we follow them.
What do you consider before taking action? What creates momentum in your life? How do you corral others to join you in some activity? The answer to these questions are dictated by Mars.
Sexually, Mars influences how you go about initiating a night of amour. Mars determines how you court a potential lover, from being cooly detached, to becoming ablaze with ardent intensity, and every style in between.
The planet is named for the God of War, but Mars energy only becomes a negative force when it serves the Ego, and not a higher cause. On a social level, it is a primal force that can become destructive when its collective power is harnessed for questionable purposes. Your Mars, or desire drives, can be co-opted and channeled by others. That makes a strong case for understanding your desires, and not allowing them to fall into shadow.
When Mars is "afflicted" or has many conflicts in a birth chart, it can lead to repressing the vital fire within. But not to be denied, a stifled Mars will eventually erupt, and emerge through temper tantrums or just a lowgrade, but constant irritability.
All Mars asks is to be channeled and given an outlet. When your own Mars nature is understood, it's easier to master. It guides you toward making the most of your potential through the use of your own natural assertiveness.
How can I find out about my Mars sign and house position? :
You'll find it by looking for the Mars symbol on the birth chart .
What does Mars have to do with our sex lives?:
In astrology Mars is said to influence what turns you on, and how you'll pursue a potential mate. The sign and house position of Mars determines whether you'll have a detached or lovey-dovey approach to what goes on in the bedroom.
What's the difference between Venus and Mars in my birth chart?:
Mars is the passionate impulse and action, while Venus tends to the overall relationship atmosphere. Mars is the masculine aspect, and this goes beyond sex into your drive, discipline, will-power and stamina. Venus is the feminine aspect, and tempers Mars to smell the roses along the way. We need Mars' fire to generate sparks, and keep it spicy.
What does Mars have to do with my overall personality?:
Mars is like the volcano of vitality inside you that must be released and channeled. Mars lights up when you become filled with desire, and this guides you toward your destiny. It influences aspects of character related to action, like endurance, persistence, discipline. The aspects with Mars in your chart show things like how you handle frustration and conflict.
What does Mars have to do with anger and violence?:
Mars needs a mission, and can stir up serious trouble when repressed or twarted. When Mars is in conflict with other planets, you might struggle with anger issues and in extreme cases, be a rage-a-holic or veer toward violent behavior. The most famous example is Hilter, who had Mars squaring Saturn in his birth chart.
Why is Mars called the Red Planet?:
Mars was named for the Roman God of War, and is also known as "the bright and burning one." Its landscape is red and orange ochre, and its sky is a swirly red-pink.
Keywords:
ambition, sexual desire, passion, determination, will to act, discipline, motivation, initiation, impulses, fire within, energy levels, expressing anger
What is the meaning of Mars in Astrology?:
Mars lights a fire under our passions, and then propels us like an ignited rocket toward our goals. This is an important energy, since it determines how we pursue what we want to achieve in life. These flashpoints burn a path toward what is possible, if we follow them.
What do you consider before taking action? What creates momentum in your life? How do you corral others to join you in some activity? The answer to these questions are dictated by Mars.
Sexually, Mars influences how you go about initiating a night of amour. Mars determines how you court a potential lover, from being cooly detached, to becoming ablaze with ardent intensity, and every style in between.
The planet is named for the God of War, but Mars energy only becomes a negative force when it serves the Ego, and not a higher cause. On a social level, it is a primal force that can become destructive when its collective power is harnessed for questionable purposes. Your Mars, or desire drives, can be co-opted and channeled by others. That makes a strong case for understanding your desires, and not allowing them to fall into shadow.
When Mars is "afflicted" or has many conflicts in a birth chart, it can lead to repressing the vital fire within. But not to be denied, a stifled Mars will eventually erupt, and emerge through temper tantrums or just a lowgrade, but constant irritability.
All Mars asks is to be channeled and given an outlet. When your own Mars nature is understood, it's easier to master. It guides you toward making the most of your potential through the use of your own natural assertiveness.
What is Jupiter in the birth chart?:
This is the sign and house position of the planet Jupiter at the moment of your birth. Traditionally known as the "Greater Fortune," Jupiter guides you to high ideals, a sense of purpose and what will bring you happiness. Jupiter determines whether your life journey will be smooth or rocky, whether you'll be stingy or generous, and your overall level of optimism.
How can I find out about Jupiter in my birth chart?:
Look for the symbol for Jupiter on your birth chart.
Does Jupiter bring good luck?:
When orbiting Jupiter makes a favorable aspect to your Jupiter or another planet in the chart, this paves the way for good fortune. For example, if transiting Jupiter conjucts (aligns with) your natal Jupiter, you might get a financial windfall, a new job, a promotion, etc. However, like with any astrological lucky break, you may not be able to just kick back and wait for the shower of blessings. You've got to take advantage of the opportunities that come your way.
What does Jupiter reveal about my destiny?:
Jupiter's gift is to guide you to your highest fulfillment and happiness. As the planet of expansion, some of its pathways are through learning, travel, challenges and philosophy. Jupiter in your chart drops clues about where and how to take leaps of faith. It shows the sphere of life (house) and the likely method (sign) by which you'll make those giant leaps.
Keywords:
expansion, lucky breaks, generosity, life purpose, blessings, optimism, prosperity
The Meaning of Jupiter in Astrology:
Jupiter is said to influence all the good and noble things of life, and lead each of us toward a higher purpose. With a favorable or prominent Jupiter, you could experience lucky serendipities at every turn. If your Jupiter has lots of frictions (squares) with major planets, you might have to make your own luck much of the time.
Jupiter rules Sagittarius, the sign of truth-seeking, learning, travel, philosophy and physical movement. For the non-Sadges, Jupiter in the birth chart shines light on an individual's spirit quest. It points toward the arena where optimism and faith can be stirred up, since it generates a sense of the hero's journey, life as a grand adventure.
There's a lot of talk these days about "creating abundance" and being in the flow of prosperity. Jupiter in the birth chart points to where you'll find rewards through risk-taking and growth. And that can mean mo' money, but also a sense that your life is evolving toward something meaningful.
The planet Jupiter casts out more heat than it takes in from the Sun, and likewise this is symbolic of an inspired person with a self-generated internal heat source. Jupiter's influence also helps you fan the flames of your passions, so you can fulfill your destiny. It encourages curiosity and openness that comes from the wisdom that engaging with life makes your world ever larger. In other words, Jupiter's resonance in the chart shows how you take in new ideas, cultures, people, and allow it to add color and dimension to your life.
How can I find out about Jupiter in my birth chart?:
Look for the symbol for Jupiter on your birth chart.
Does Jupiter bring good luck?:
When orbiting Jupiter makes a favorable aspect to your Jupiter or another planet in the chart, this paves the way for good fortune. For example, if transiting Jupiter conjucts (aligns with) your natal Jupiter, you might get a financial windfall, a new job, a promotion, etc. However, like with any astrological lucky break, you may not be able to just kick back and wait for the shower of blessings. You've got to take advantage of the opportunities that come your way.
What does Jupiter reveal about my destiny?:
Jupiter's gift is to guide you to your highest fulfillment and happiness. As the planet of expansion, some of its pathways are through learning, travel, challenges and philosophy. Jupiter in your chart drops clues about where and how to take leaps of faith. It shows the sphere of life (house) and the likely method (sign) by which you'll make those giant leaps.
Keywords:
expansion, lucky breaks, generosity, life purpose, blessings, optimism, prosperity
The Meaning of Jupiter in Astrology:
Jupiter is said to influence all the good and noble things of life, and lead each of us toward a higher purpose. With a favorable or prominent Jupiter, you could experience lucky serendipities at every turn. If your Jupiter has lots of frictions (squares) with major planets, you might have to make your own luck much of the time.
Jupiter rules Sagittarius, the sign of truth-seeking, learning, travel, philosophy and physical movement. For the non-Sadges, Jupiter in the birth chart shines light on an individual's spirit quest. It points toward the arena where optimism and faith can be stirred up, since it generates a sense of the hero's journey, life as a grand adventure.
There's a lot of talk these days about "creating abundance" and being in the flow of prosperity. Jupiter in the birth chart points to where you'll find rewards through risk-taking and growth. And that can mean mo' money, but also a sense that your life is evolving toward something meaningful.
The planet Jupiter casts out more heat than it takes in from the Sun, and likewise this is symbolic of an inspired person with a self-generated internal heat source. Jupiter's influence also helps you fan the flames of your passions, so you can fulfill your destiny. It encourages curiosity and openness that comes from the wisdom that engaging with life makes your world ever larger. In other words, Jupiter's resonance in the chart shows how you take in new ideas, cultures, people, and allow it to add color and dimension to your life.
Finding Saturn in the birth chart...:
Look for the Saturn symbol on your birth chart and notice the house position and sign. Learning about your natal Saturn can be illuminating. It offers insights into areas of life where you’ll likely face your most intense internal battles on the way to self-confidence. Saturn’s lessons require you to persevere through trials and to build toward mastery step by step
What about aspects to other planets?:
If Saturn is in harmony with other planets, this gives you a powerful ally. But hard aspects with Saturn create limitation or strain. For example, a square to Venus can cause a person to feel isolated, and experience many obstacles to happy relationships. Saturn is linked to depression because of the cloud of self-doubt it casts. But Saturn builds faith in yourself, since you’ve got to walk through the “dark night of the soul” to overcome these mysterious built-in pressures, fears, losses, etc.
What is the best way to learn about my Saturn?:
When you know your Saturn sign and house position, try to find interpretations for both. By reading about the Zodiac sign that shares the sign of your Saturn, you’ll start to see what qualities the Celestial Taskmaster wants you to master. Keep it as a question in your mind that you can revisit when you meet someone that embodies these qualities. See if you’re drawn to those that have them naturally. What will it take for you to grow toward your Saturn?
What is the Saturn Return?:
The first time Saturn comes back to meet your natal Saturn is in the late twenties. This is one of the most important times astrologically – a time of getting real with yourself and your mission in life. If you’ve been coasting on bravado and wishful thinking, Saturn will cause the foundation to dissolve beneath your feet. It can be a time of upheaval, stress, major re-evaluation and change. For some, it gives confirmation that you’re on the right track. And you get another chance to take stock when Saturn returns again in your late 50s.
Who was Saturn in Greek mythology?:
Saturn was the God Kronos, father of Zeus, who was known for devouring his offspring soon after being born. He did this because he feared that they would surpass him. But Zeus, who was protected by his mother, returned to face his father, and Kronos’ fears were realized through death. Similarly, if we clamp down on what we fear the most, eventually it destroy us.
Saturn has been depicted as the punishing father, but also as the Grim Reaper, who cuts life short. Mortality is the ultimate restriction, and as Father Time, he is the wise one that inspires urgency in our quest to fulfill our life mission.
Saturn as the "Jewel of the Solar System" among astronomers...:
Saturn is the furthest planet away that is still visible to the naked eye. Like Jupiter, it is made of hydrogen and helium, and has a magnetic field 578 times more powerful than Earth. The favorite Space fact of NASA’s Dr. Linda Spilker is that if a bathtub could be built big enough, Saturn would float.
Galileo first saw the distinctive rings through his telescope in the early 1600s. NASA scientists are studying the atmosphere of Titan, the largest of Saturn’s Moons because they suspect that Earth had a similar beginning. Titan has some of the same building blocks for life to be supported.
Keywords:
Limitations, structure, authority, discipline, boundary, striving, responsibilities, depression, stability
The Meaning of Saturn in Astrology:
The movements of Saturn, also known as the “Great Malefic,” used to be observed with fear and came with warnings passed from the astrologer to client about pending shortages, bad luck, great loss or punishing circumstances. There’s some balance to how we see Saturn now, since many of its hardest lessons and trials lead to the richest, most hard-won rewards.
For example, a self-made man or woman may have many hard aspects with Saturn, and end up being widely admired for what they’ve overcome. This is the person that emerges out of deep poverty, takes advantage of every educational opportunity, and becomes a worldly success.
Saturn’s gift is the pressure that keeps us focused on our own path. It’s seriousness, like the sign it rules, Capricorn, comes from knowing that some goals require us to plod through dread to generate more inner discipline. Jupiter balances this out faith, optimism and trust that all the hard work will pay off. Saturn doesn't promise success, but by laying out the steps, and sticking to the path despite the distractions and doubts, you start to gain Saturn-approved mastery regardless of the outcome. It is the path to unshakable self-esteem.
Saturn’s influence may seem heavy and limiting, but that is the nature of the physical realm. When you toss up your hands and claim to be overwhelmed, inert, depressed, someone else has to be the authority in your life. This authority can be given to a boss, father, spouse, teacher, friend, or even a punishing voice inside your head. Once you’ve been humbled-humiliated enough, you might decide to pull yourself up and be your own boss. The sign and house position of your Saturn shows where these life dramas will likely take place.
What about aspects to other planets?:
If Saturn is in harmony with other planets, this gives you a powerful ally. But hard aspects with Saturn create limitation or strain. For example, a square to Venus can cause a person to feel isolated, and experience many obstacles to happy relationships. Saturn is linked to depression because of the cloud of self-doubt it casts. But Saturn builds faith in yourself, since you’ve got to walk through the “dark night of the soul” to overcome these mysterious built-in pressures, fears, losses, etc.
What is the best way to learn about my Saturn?:
When you know your Saturn sign and house position, try to find interpretations for both. By reading about the Zodiac sign that shares the sign of your Saturn, you’ll start to see what qualities the Celestial Taskmaster wants you to master. Keep it as a question in your mind that you can revisit when you meet someone that embodies these qualities. See if you’re drawn to those that have them naturally. What will it take for you to grow toward your Saturn?
What is the Saturn Return?:
The first time Saturn comes back to meet your natal Saturn is in the late twenties. This is one of the most important times astrologically – a time of getting real with yourself and your mission in life. If you’ve been coasting on bravado and wishful thinking, Saturn will cause the foundation to dissolve beneath your feet. It can be a time of upheaval, stress, major re-evaluation and change. For some, it gives confirmation that you’re on the right track. And you get another chance to take stock when Saturn returns again in your late 50s.
Who was Saturn in Greek mythology?:
Saturn was the God Kronos, father of Zeus, who was known for devouring his offspring soon after being born. He did this because he feared that they would surpass him. But Zeus, who was protected by his mother, returned to face his father, and Kronos’ fears were realized through death. Similarly, if we clamp down on what we fear the most, eventually it destroy us.
Saturn has been depicted as the punishing father, but also as the Grim Reaper, who cuts life short. Mortality is the ultimate restriction, and as Father Time, he is the wise one that inspires urgency in our quest to fulfill our life mission.
Saturn as the "Jewel of the Solar System" among astronomers...:
Saturn is the furthest planet away that is still visible to the naked eye. Like Jupiter, it is made of hydrogen and helium, and has a magnetic field 578 times more powerful than Earth. The favorite Space fact of NASA’s Dr. Linda Spilker is that if a bathtub could be built big enough, Saturn would float.
Galileo first saw the distinctive rings through his telescope in the early 1600s. NASA scientists are studying the atmosphere of Titan, the largest of Saturn’s Moons because they suspect that Earth had a similar beginning. Titan has some of the same building blocks for life to be supported.
Keywords:
Limitations, structure, authority, discipline, boundary, striving, responsibilities, depression, stability
The Meaning of Saturn in Astrology:
The movements of Saturn, also known as the “Great Malefic,” used to be observed with fear and came with warnings passed from the astrologer to client about pending shortages, bad luck, great loss or punishing circumstances. There’s some balance to how we see Saturn now, since many of its hardest lessons and trials lead to the richest, most hard-won rewards.
For example, a self-made man or woman may have many hard aspects with Saturn, and end up being widely admired for what they’ve overcome. This is the person that emerges out of deep poverty, takes advantage of every educational opportunity, and becomes a worldly success.
Saturn’s gift is the pressure that keeps us focused on our own path. It’s seriousness, like the sign it rules, Capricorn, comes from knowing that some goals require us to plod through dread to generate more inner discipline. Jupiter balances this out faith, optimism and trust that all the hard work will pay off. Saturn doesn't promise success, but by laying out the steps, and sticking to the path despite the distractions and doubts, you start to gain Saturn-approved mastery regardless of the outcome. It is the path to unshakable self-esteem.
Saturn’s influence may seem heavy and limiting, but that is the nature of the physical realm. When you toss up your hands and claim to be overwhelmed, inert, depressed, someone else has to be the authority in your life. This authority can be given to a boss, father, spouse, teacher, friend, or even a punishing voice inside your head. Once you’ve been humbled-humiliated enough, you might decide to pull yourself up and be your own boss. The sign and house position of your Saturn shows where these life dramas will likely take place.
Uranus
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Where is Uranus in my birth chart?:
Look for the Uranus symbol on your birth chart to discover the sign and house position. Uranus is known in astrology as the "Awakener," since its aspects and transits bring sudden changes and shocks. It rules Aquarius, the quirky innovator, and sometimes these upheavals are a necessary break from restrictions in favor of a more liberated path.
A generational planet:
Uranus stays in a sign for about 7 years, and while there makes a similar impression on all those born during that period. On the collective level, it influences the cultural pulse of a given time period.
What happens during an Uranus transit?:
When Uranus makes a transit to to any planet in your birth chart, that planet gets whooped upside the head. You're in for some cosmic surprises. Sometimes it's liberating, and other times you're thrown into utter chaos. If you've coasted along with a mild discontent, Uranus' visit amps it up to the next level. For example, perhaps you've been miserable in your job. Uranus comes along and you get fired -- you might be shocked, but now you've got the chance to change course.
What is the Uranus opposition?:
The Uranus opposition occurs somewhere around the age of 40, when transiting Uranus opposes your own natal Uranus. Also known as the mid-life crisis, this is when people suddenly cast off the shackles that keep them from fulfilling their destiny. You might get the courage to leave a stagnant relationship, or to suddenly follow a long-buried dream.
A Revolutionary Discovery:
An amateur astronomer named William Herscel first spied Uranus through his homemade telescope on March 13, 1781. It was considered an accidental discovery in this Englishman's backyard, which is fitting for the planet of quirky innovation. Astro-historians often point out the revolutions underway at this time in France and America, and the busting free of old structures of power.
Keywords:
sudden turns, rebellion, independence, invention, surprises, liberation, disruption, awakening
The meaning of Uranus in astrology:
Uranus plays an important role as the provocateur, the bringer of the cosmic wake-up call for both individuals and the collective as a whole. Just when we relax into our comfortable, stable lives, Uranus disrupts the scene. It can be through an event that happens to us, or self-initiated acts spurned on by a desire for change.
The influence of Uranus on a generation is revealed through innovations, break-throughs, shifts in perception, etc. When Pluto and Uranus were conjunct in Scorpio during the sixties, there were surprise events that shocked the world, along with social upheaval due to changing perceptions. I'm thinking of the sudden loss of leaders through assasination, but also a desire of the so-called hippie generation to break free and live in a more liberated way.
On a personal level, Uranus can factor in when there are intense aspects to natal planets. If you've got Sun square Uranus in the birth chart, for example, constant upheaval as you pursue your goals leads you to be flexible and go with the flow. Many insights come from looking at the house in which your Uranus falls. A 7th House (Relationships, Partnerships) Uranus can mean sudden changes that involve other people.
The gift of Uranus is to set us free when we've become too rigid or structured. While it's influence is disruptive, and accidents are associated with this planet, a crisis tends to sharpen the focus, make you feel more alive. Uranus can remind you of what you really want, not what you've been conditioned to think you want.
Uranus rules Aquarius and those with a heavy influence in their chart are born to shake things up, be the revolutionaries. John Lennon with his Moon in Aquarius and Yoko Ono, Aquarius Sun, put their desire for social change into action with the many songs, bed-ins and marches for peace. Some say Aquarians, and by association, Uranus, is 50 years ahead of its time. As the "Divine Awakener," pehaps Uranus' surprises are part of the cosmic orchestration designed with a future vision in mind.
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Where is Uranus in my birth chart?:
Look for the Uranus symbol on your birth chart to discover the sign and house position. Uranus is known in astrology as the "Awakener," since its aspects and transits bring sudden changes and shocks. It rules Aquarius, the quirky innovator, and sometimes these upheavals are a necessary break from restrictions in favor of a more liberated path.
A generational planet:
Uranus stays in a sign for about 7 years, and while there makes a similar impression on all those born during that period. On the collective level, it influences the cultural pulse of a given time period.
What happens during an Uranus transit?:
When Uranus makes a transit to to any planet in your birth chart, that planet gets whooped upside the head. You're in for some cosmic surprises. Sometimes it's liberating, and other times you're thrown into utter chaos. If you've coasted along with a mild discontent, Uranus' visit amps it up to the next level. For example, perhaps you've been miserable in your job. Uranus comes along and you get fired -- you might be shocked, but now you've got the chance to change course.
What is the Uranus opposition?:
The Uranus opposition occurs somewhere around the age of 40, when transiting Uranus opposes your own natal Uranus. Also known as the mid-life crisis, this is when people suddenly cast off the shackles that keep them from fulfilling their destiny. You might get the courage to leave a stagnant relationship, or to suddenly follow a long-buried dream.
A Revolutionary Discovery:
An amateur astronomer named William Herscel first spied Uranus through his homemade telescope on March 13, 1781. It was considered an accidental discovery in this Englishman's backyard, which is fitting for the planet of quirky innovation. Astro-historians often point out the revolutions underway at this time in France and America, and the busting free of old structures of power.
Keywords:
sudden turns, rebellion, independence, invention, surprises, liberation, disruption, awakening
The meaning of Uranus in astrology:
Uranus plays an important role as the provocateur, the bringer of the cosmic wake-up call for both individuals and the collective as a whole. Just when we relax into our comfortable, stable lives, Uranus disrupts the scene. It can be through an event that happens to us, or self-initiated acts spurned on by a desire for change.
The influence of Uranus on a generation is revealed through innovations, break-throughs, shifts in perception, etc. When Pluto and Uranus were conjunct in Scorpio during the sixties, there were surprise events that shocked the world, along with social upheaval due to changing perceptions. I'm thinking of the sudden loss of leaders through assasination, but also a desire of the so-called hippie generation to break free and live in a more liberated way.
On a personal level, Uranus can factor in when there are intense aspects to natal planets. If you've got Sun square Uranus in the birth chart, for example, constant upheaval as you pursue your goals leads you to be flexible and go with the flow. Many insights come from looking at the house in which your Uranus falls. A 7th House (Relationships, Partnerships) Uranus can mean sudden changes that involve other people.
The gift of Uranus is to set us free when we've become too rigid or structured. While it's influence is disruptive, and accidents are associated with this planet, a crisis tends to sharpen the focus, make you feel more alive. Uranus can remind you of what you really want, not what you've been conditioned to think you want.
Uranus rules Aquarius and those with a heavy influence in their chart are born to shake things up, be the revolutionaries. John Lennon with his Moon in Aquarius and Yoko Ono, Aquarius Sun, put their desire for social change into action with the many songs, bed-ins and marches for peace. Some say Aquarians, and by association, Uranus, is 50 years ahead of its time. As the "Divine Awakener," pehaps Uranus' surprises are part of the cosmic orchestration designed with a future vision in mind.
What is Neptune in the birth chart?:
This is where the planet Neptune is located, including which sign of the Zodiac and in which of the twelve houses.
How can I find out where Neptune is in my chart, and in which sign?:
Any birth chart program will include Neptune, and you can find it by looking for the Neptune symbol on the wheel.
Has Neptune always been important in astrology?:
It is a fairly recent discovery and therefore referred to as one of the "modern planets." Neptune was discovered in 1848 when astronomers solved the mystery of why Uranus was being pulled off its orbit. They had suspected that another planet was exerting a gravitational pull, and were proven right when they discovered Neptune.
Why is Neptune known as a "generational planet?":
It takes about 14 years for Neptune to pass through a sign, so those born in a particular period have this in common. It influences a generation and the lens through which that group handles Neptunian concerns.
The long view of history reveals the impact a generation made on the culture via Neptune. One example is the 1960s when Neptune was in Scorpio, and there was heavy experimentation in drugs, and the music veered toward the trance-like, shadowy, dark, mysterious and subterranean. Neptune shapes the collective myths, and the memory of that era is colored by Scorpionic undertones of emotional intensity.
Keywords:
spirituality, dreams, illusions, imagination, idealism
Neptune was named for the Roman god of the sea, and its province is the oceanic depth of the imagination, dreams and spiritual visions. Our nightly dreams can be a portal through which we find meaning in life. And dreams, as well as the visions of waking life, can be expressed through art, dance, movies, music, etc, reflecting back to us a vision of that inner world.
Neptune is a bridge to the mysterious and that knowing many of us have that we’re all somehow linked. It's like the other slow moving planets. guiding each generation toward its collective spiritual destiny. Because of this, it’s often easier to see how it colored a particular period in retrospect.
Beyond the sign shared by an entire generation, the house position of Neptune is important in the individual birth chart. It shows areas of life that could bring up confusion because it’s hard to discern reality from illusions. But it also points to how you'll express the vast landscape of the imagination through creativity. It might show what areas of life you find spiritual meaning, as well.
If Neptune is prominent in your chart – if there are many favorable aspects, for example – you could be naturally drawn toward the spiritual path and mysticism. Neptune also holds sway, if you have a heavy Pisces influence in your chart. But everyone has a personal dream world and the potential for creativity, and the house and sign position shows how this part of life will be expressed.
How can I find out where Neptune is in my chart, and in which sign?:
Any birth chart program will include Neptune, and you can find it by looking for the Neptune symbol on the wheel.
Has Neptune always been important in astrology?:
It is a fairly recent discovery and therefore referred to as one of the "modern planets." Neptune was discovered in 1848 when astronomers solved the mystery of why Uranus was being pulled off its orbit. They had suspected that another planet was exerting a gravitational pull, and were proven right when they discovered Neptune.
Why is Neptune known as a "generational planet?":
It takes about 14 years for Neptune to pass through a sign, so those born in a particular period have this in common. It influences a generation and the lens through which that group handles Neptunian concerns.
The long view of history reveals the impact a generation made on the culture via Neptune. One example is the 1960s when Neptune was in Scorpio, and there was heavy experimentation in drugs, and the music veered toward the trance-like, shadowy, dark, mysterious and subterranean. Neptune shapes the collective myths, and the memory of that era is colored by Scorpionic undertones of emotional intensity.
Keywords:
spirituality, dreams, illusions, imagination, idealism
Neptune was named for the Roman god of the sea, and its province is the oceanic depth of the imagination, dreams and spiritual visions. Our nightly dreams can be a portal through which we find meaning in life. And dreams, as well as the visions of waking life, can be expressed through art, dance, movies, music, etc, reflecting back to us a vision of that inner world.
Neptune is a bridge to the mysterious and that knowing many of us have that we’re all somehow linked. It's like the other slow moving planets. guiding each generation toward its collective spiritual destiny. Because of this, it’s often easier to see how it colored a particular period in retrospect.
Beyond the sign shared by an entire generation, the house position of Neptune is important in the individual birth chart. It shows areas of life that could bring up confusion because it’s hard to discern reality from illusions. But it also points to how you'll express the vast landscape of the imagination through creativity. It might show what areas of life you find spiritual meaning, as well.
If Neptune is prominent in your chart – if there are many favorable aspects, for example – you could be naturally drawn toward the spiritual path and mysticism. Neptune also holds sway, if you have a heavy Pisces influence in your chart. But everyone has a personal dream world and the potential for creativity, and the house and sign position shows how this part of life will be expressed.
What is Pluto in the birth chart?:
This is the sign and house position of Pluto at the time of your birth. Look for the Pluto symbol on any birth chart.
Is Pluto still a planet?:
Astronomers demoted Pluto in 2006, and it's now considered a "dwarf planet," but astrologers still reckon it to be a powerful force on a collective and individual level. It is positioned at the outer edge of the Solar System, and was discovered in 1930 after the invention of the telescope. Of all the major bodies, Pluto is the smallest and furthest away from the Sun.
What does Pluto influence as a "generational planet?":
An entire generation will share the same sign, and this gives shades of meaning to the mark they make on the world. It determines how they'll transform their world and how the external events of their world will transform them.
How does Pluto influence and change society in general?:
During its long journey through a constellation, the essence of that sign becomes a kind of change-agent. With transiting Pluto in Sagittarius, a fire sign, other fire sign planets will be lit up and inspired to fulfill their potential. There is a burning away of falsehoods, so that truth can rise like a Phoenix from the ashes. Sagittarius is the clear-sighted visionary, and the one that shakes off heavy emotionality or dense physical concerns to evolve in a speedy way. Intuitive leaps can be made on a collective level that are life-affirming for all of humanity.
What about Pluto's transit through Sagittarius on a personal level?:
Those with the Sun in Sagittarius or Gemini have likely been undergoing an interior overhaul these past few years. Transiting Pluto brings changes whether you're ready or not, and you emerge a completely new person.
Pluto may be making aspects to other planets in the birth chart, as well. But even without affected planets, transiting Pluto will provoke upheaval and regeneration in the house it passes through in your birth chart. For example, if Sagittarius is on your 10th house cusp, your career, sense of authority, status, etc will likely go through an intense renovation.
What about Pluto's influence in the individual birth chart?:
The house position of Pluto is key to understanding which area of life will enact the most dramatic transformation. It's often the area that you grasp for with the most longing, but where the attainment of your ideal vision ends up being difficult or impossible. The birth chart often points to a lifelong meditation on some issue, and no planet dogs us like Pluto does. Its potent medicine burns away what is not necessary through both our own initiated changes, and changes from external circumstances. We often have to undergo an agonizing letting go process and build faith in life itself, for miracles to occur.
Keywords:
transformation, destruction, creation, regeneration, healing, renewal, power struggles, upheaval
What is the meaning of Pluto in Astrology?:
In the birth chart, Pluto shows the area of life where you'll personally face the intense powers of creation and destruction. It's the doorway through which volatile compressed pockets of self, spirit and primal energy lies hidden, which are released either by our own efforts or by provocation from the outside world.
Pluto's energy will not be suppressed but its power is often feared. This can put you in a showdown between your greatest fears of being destroyed, and the pursuit of the deepest longing in your heart. The Ego holds to its defenses, but Pluto tries to urge you to let go, and surrender to become a new person.
Pluto rules Scorpio with its province being death and rebirth. There's a Sufi saying, "Die many times before you die," and Pluto's lessons hold out promise of emerging from the flames a new person. When chaotic events shake us at the foundations, it could be Pluto provoking change at the fundamental level. We might not think we exist without the ground beneath us, our sense of who we are, but if we're brave, we come to discover there is life after this kind of ego-death.
Pluto also governs power itself, including struggles between people and countries for domination, and of course, personal power. It shows up when perfectly capable people end up under the thumb of someone else's control. Facing down the control and manipulation of others, especially parents, can make us weak in the knees. But once we do this, we are changed forever.
You can either be at the mercy of Pluto's provocation to change, or you can take matters into your own hands. It can be humbling to look soberly at the area of life in which you feel powerless, worked over, dissed by the Universe -- but by doing this, you can try to understand and alter your own reactions. You still might be brought to your knees, but while there you'll rest assured that Pluto's dark and punishing face is that of a tough, but loving teacher, leading you toward a more authentic experience of yourself.
Is Pluto still a planet?:
Astronomers demoted Pluto in 2006, and it's now considered a "dwarf planet," but astrologers still reckon it to be a powerful force on a collective and individual level. It is positioned at the outer edge of the Solar System, and was discovered in 1930 after the invention of the telescope. Of all the major bodies, Pluto is the smallest and furthest away from the Sun.
What does Pluto influence as a "generational planet?":
An entire generation will share the same sign, and this gives shades of meaning to the mark they make on the world. It determines how they'll transform their world and how the external events of their world will transform them.
How does Pluto influence and change society in general?:
During its long journey through a constellation, the essence of that sign becomes a kind of change-agent. With transiting Pluto in Sagittarius, a fire sign, other fire sign planets will be lit up and inspired to fulfill their potential. There is a burning away of falsehoods, so that truth can rise like a Phoenix from the ashes. Sagittarius is the clear-sighted visionary, and the one that shakes off heavy emotionality or dense physical concerns to evolve in a speedy way. Intuitive leaps can be made on a collective level that are life-affirming for all of humanity.
What about Pluto's transit through Sagittarius on a personal level?:
Those with the Sun in Sagittarius or Gemini have likely been undergoing an interior overhaul these past few years. Transiting Pluto brings changes whether you're ready or not, and you emerge a completely new person.
Pluto may be making aspects to other planets in the birth chart, as well. But even without affected planets, transiting Pluto will provoke upheaval and regeneration in the house it passes through in your birth chart. For example, if Sagittarius is on your 10th house cusp, your career, sense of authority, status, etc will likely go through an intense renovation.
What about Pluto's influence in the individual birth chart?:
The house position of Pluto is key to understanding which area of life will enact the most dramatic transformation. It's often the area that you grasp for with the most longing, but where the attainment of your ideal vision ends up being difficult or impossible. The birth chart often points to a lifelong meditation on some issue, and no planet dogs us like Pluto does. Its potent medicine burns away what is not necessary through both our own initiated changes, and changes from external circumstances. We often have to undergo an agonizing letting go process and build faith in life itself, for miracles to occur.
Keywords:
transformation, destruction, creation, regeneration, healing, renewal, power struggles, upheaval
What is the meaning of Pluto in Astrology?:
In the birth chart, Pluto shows the area of life where you'll personally face the intense powers of creation and destruction. It's the doorway through which volatile compressed pockets of self, spirit and primal energy lies hidden, which are released either by our own efforts or by provocation from the outside world.
Pluto's energy will not be suppressed but its power is often feared. This can put you in a showdown between your greatest fears of being destroyed, and the pursuit of the deepest longing in your heart. The Ego holds to its defenses, but Pluto tries to urge you to let go, and surrender to become a new person.
Pluto rules Scorpio with its province being death and rebirth. There's a Sufi saying, "Die many times before you die," and Pluto's lessons hold out promise of emerging from the flames a new person. When chaotic events shake us at the foundations, it could be Pluto provoking change at the fundamental level. We might not think we exist without the ground beneath us, our sense of who we are, but if we're brave, we come to discover there is life after this kind of ego-death.
Pluto also governs power itself, including struggles between people and countries for domination, and of course, personal power. It shows up when perfectly capable people end up under the thumb of someone else's control. Facing down the control and manipulation of others, especially parents, can make us weak in the knees. But once we do this, we are changed forever.
You can either be at the mercy of Pluto's provocation to change, or you can take matters into your own hands. It can be humbling to look soberly at the area of life in which you feel powerless, worked over, dissed by the Universe -- but by doing this, you can try to understand and alter your own reactions. You still might be brought to your knees, but while there you'll rest assured that Pluto's dark and punishing face is that of a tough, but loving teacher, leading you toward a more authentic experience of yourself.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Aries/Taurus
The Aries/Taurus Cusp is approximately from dates April 18 to April 23. Individuals born during this time period may be referred to as a "Taurares" or, "Auries". The Arian/Taurean is thought to be humorous, sensitive, money-oriented, nice, active, dynamic, talented, quiet, sensual, strong, opinionated, bold, flirtatious, sexual, eloquent, stable, dependable, helpful, practical, hard-working, extrovert, patient, athletic, aggressive, perseverance, and initiative. The Arian/Taurean is prone to aloof, quarrelsome, trouble-maker, phony, stubborn, hyper-sensitive, jealous, high-strung, moody, changeability, fickle, and head strong. Also known as the Cusp of Power.
Taurus/Gemini
The Taurus/Gemini is approximately from dates May 18 to May 23. The term for the Taurus/Gemini is Gemininus (Sometimes Taureminie). The Taurean/Gemini is thought to be sensual, great imagination, expressive, see both sides of a situation, energetic, adaptable, multi-tasker, reliable, conversionalists, charming, intelligent, leaders, broad-minded, hard-working, introvert, honest, shy, helpful, youthful, light-hearted, practical, mature, tolerant, gentle, quiet, versatile, laid-back, dependable, stable, and persevered. The Taurean/Gemini is prone to be scattered, fickle, dual, changeable, restless, blunt, wear-them-selves-out, over-indulgent, nervous, high-strung, and reluctant to confront fears and insecurities. Also called the Cusp of Energy (Secret Language Series by Gary Goldschneider)
Gemini/Cancer
The Gemini/Cancer Cusp is approximately from dates June 19 to June 24. The term for Gemini/Cancer is Cancimini or Gemincer. The Gemini/Cancerian is thought to be affectionate, seductive, opinionated, nice, cheerful, caring, thoughtful, playful, loving, graceful, understanding, sociable, funny, intelligent, pure, humorous, assertive, extrovert, friendly, bubbly, honest, attractive, confident, a good leader, spontaneous, sexual, flirtatious, fearless, and loyal. The Gemini/Cancerian is prone to be rebellious, jealous, detached, self-centered, duality, a chatterbox, annoyed, clumsy, blunt, boastful, restless, random, aggressive, extreme, inconsistent, careless, devious, demanding, manipulative, fickle, unreliable, insincere, immature and calculating. Also called the Cusp of Magic.
Cancer/Leo
The Cancer/Leo Cusp is approximately from dates July 20 to July 25. May sometimes be referred to as "Leoncer" or "Canceo". The Leoncer is thought to be sensitive, introvert, ambitious, proud, creative, flamboyant, nurturing, traditional, strong, expressive, organized, inspiring, intuitive, cheerful, self-assured, practical, realistic, romantic, social, dependent, passionate, generous, and emotional. The Cancerian/Leo is prone to hyper-sensitivity, boastfulness, being self-centered, quarrelsome, demanding, having dependency issues, and touchiness. Also known as the Cusp of Oscillation.
Leo/Virgo
The Leo/Virgo Cusp is approximately from dates August 21 to August 26. The Leo/Virgo is referred to as "Lergo" or "Viron" thought to ambivert, ambitious, artistic, flamboyant, creative, logical, practical, routine, organized, dependent, loves attention, dramatic, inspiring, leader, reliable, quick, optimistic, fun-loving, social, honest, and unique. They are prone to being blunt, ego-oriented, stubborn, aloof, quarrelsome, cold, and perfectionist. Also known as the Cusp of Exposure.
Virgo/Libra
The Virgo/Libra Cusp is approximately from dates September 20 to September 25. The Virgo/Libran, also known as Virgobra, or, Librago, are thought to be excellent arbitrators, industrious, modest, efficient, go-getter, charming, see all sides of a situation, introvert, practical, logical, rational, attractive, meticulous, practical, diligent, hard-working, ambitious, intellectual, even-tempered, great communicators, perfectionist, idealistic, peaceable, urbane, charming, diplomatic, polite, mannerful, clean, open-minded, fair, playful, romantic, and devoted. The Virgo/Libran is prone to being aloof, unfair, easily influenced, self-indulgent, quarrelsome, fussy, worrier, insecure, doubting themself, a hypochondriac (a person who worries and talks excessively about their health), fickle, and indecisive. Also known as the Cusp of Beauty.
Libra/Scorpio
The Libra/Scorpio Cusp is approximately from dates October 20 to October 25. The Libran/Scorpion, also known as the "Licorpo" or "Scorbra" is thought to strive to create & balance harmony, intuitive, diplomatic, hard-working, go-getter, ambitious, intense, attractive, aware, sexual, ambivert, talkative, introverted, powerful, sensitive, communicative, mystical, motivated, loyal, devoted, romantic, playful, scientific, abstract reasoning, cooperative, and penetrating. The Libran/Scorpion is prone to be stubborn, lazy, overbearing, sly, manipulative, hedonistic, dictatorial, sarcastic, volatile, self-indulgent, and compulsive. (Goldschneider: "The Cusp of Drama & Criticism.")
Scorpio/Sagittarius
The Scorpio/Sagittarius Cusp is approximately from dates November 20 to November 25. The 'Scorpittarian' individual is (also known as the "Sagicorpio") thought to be a truth-seeker, sexual, like to learn, determined, intuitive, honest, independent, freedom-loving, extrovert, versatile, progressive, powerful, good-humored, flirty, playful, caring, high-spirited, loyal, motivated, broad-minded, enjoy competition, self-confident, enthusiastic and generous. The Scorpion/Sagittarian is prone to being stubborn, possessive, suspicious, mean, impatient, pushy, argumentative, jealous, vain, quick-tempered, teasing, and blunt. Also known as the Cusp of Revolution.
Sagittarius/Capricorn
The Sagittarius/Capricorn Cusp is approximately from dates December 19 to December 24. Sometimes referred to as Sagicorn or Caprittarius. The Sagittarian/Capricorn is thought to be ambitious, truth-seeking, physically and mentally exploratory, undiscriminating, loyal, freedom-loving, charitable, self-controlled, self-reliant, trustworthy, charming, adaptable, extrovert, physical, practical, economical, mature, shrewd, conservative, fun, self-confident, outgoing, friendly, responsible, polite, warm, optimistic, straight-forward, funny, competitive, high-spirited, devoted, playful, romantic, successful, and enthusiastic. On the negative side, the Sagittarian/Capricorn is prone to being argumentative, blunt, exaggerating, hot-headed, impulsive, quick-tempered, vain, and aggressive. (Goldschneider: "The Cusp of Prophecy.")
Capricorn/Aquarius
The Capricorn/Aquarius Cusp is approximately from dates January 18 to January 23. Sometimes referred to as Capriquarius or Aquaccorn.The Capricorn/Aquarian is thought to be ambitious, disciplined, shrewd, patient, loyal, responsible, traditional, careful, reserved, extrovert, funny, deadpan, stable, fixed, tolerant, broad-minded, self-confident, striking, unique, attractive, intuitive, curious, inquisitive, friendly, humanitarian, intellectual, progressive, original, eccentric, offbeat, experimental, cautious, practical, realistic, competitive, business-oriented, and multi-talented. The Capricorn/Aquarian is prone to be rebellious, saturnine, over-critical, dogmatic, narrow-minded, over-cautious, workaholic, judgmental, cold, stubborn, harsh, depressed, secretive, exacting and aloof. Also known as the Cusp of Mystery and Imagination.
Aquarius/Pisces
The Pisces/Aquarius Cusp occurs approximately from dates February 17 to February 22. Sometimes referred to as "Aquarices" or "Piscerius". The Aquarian/Piscean is thought to be tolerant, open-minded, undiscriminating, intellectual, sensitive, compassionate, original, offbeat, imaginative, timid, romantic, sentimental, sympathetic, unique, multi-talented, caring, flirtatious, extroverted, shy, quiet, modest, thoughtful, visionary, and understanding. The Aquarian/Piscean is prone to escapism, fickleness, hyper-sensitivity, dependability, eccentricity, goallessness, neglectfulness, impracticality and rebelliousness. (Goldschneider: "The Cusp of Sensitivity.")
Pisces/Aries
The Pisces/Aries Cusp (sometimes referred to as "Parisces" or "Arisces") is approximately from dates March 18 to March 23,. The "Parisces" individual is thought to be assertive, dominant, shy, sensitive, emotional, artistic, talented, heplful, dependent, intuitive, unique, ambivert, practical, doer, dreamer, nurturing, sensual, clean-minded, traditional,A Leader, active, organized, idealistic, broad-minded, brave, thoughtful, playful, devoted, flirtatious, idealistic, quiet, proud, loyal, athletic, romantic, compassionate, sympathetic, often funny, flamboyant, caring, and imaginative. The Piscean/Arian is prone to aloof, quarrelesome, perfectionist, mean, cold, pessimitic, hyper-sensitive, touchy, duality, moody, secretive, impractical, impatient, and stubborn. (Goldschneider: "The Cusp of Rebirth.")
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