Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:38 pm
This is a first for me ? I?ve always had some sort of biographical information when working with charts. Take that away and things get pretty frightening. But I?m feeling brav(ish).
From the beginning Saturn got my attention:
1. Almuten of ASC with rulership by exaltation, triplicity and face.
2. Has the most essential dignity of the planets
3. Is placed in the strong 9th house, trine the 1st house Moon ? which it receives by exaltation, triplicity and face.
4. Is in Hayz
5. Is oriental of the Sun ? recently left the Sun?s beams, so is in a powerful part of the cycle
6. Is the next planet aspected by the Moon (after the Moon?s separation from square the Sun).
7. Is Lord of the Part of Fortune
8. The guy was even born on a Saturday!
This dignified, diurnal, oriental Saturn looks constructive and productive ? not a cause of misfortune. Regarding the Ascendant, Venus by comparison seems like a minor player.
That was the easy part, now I suppose I should be brave and do something with it.
For starters, the angular 1st house Moon (ruler of 10th) in waxing square to the 10th house Sun is powerful and active. This is a person who needs to be out shining in the world and whom the world acknowledges with some sort of fame, honors, recognition or notoriety (Moon, MC ruler, in 1st). To me this angular Sun/Moon waxing square in the two strongest houses of a chart is the dynamic basis of this chart ? anything tied to it is very important.
The Moon has recently separated from the Sun and next applies to that strong and important Saturn. The Sun/Moon tension wants to produce, and the tension moves into the 9th house by way of Saturn.
The 9th house: Higher education, religion, philosophy, publishing, travel. With Gemini ? and Mercury as the 9th ruler and dispositor of Saturn - along with the Libra ASC and Moon, I go more toward thought, writing and social concerns (Air signs). Science is another possibility. Archeology is one of Saturn?s interests ? interesting when you consider that the Saturn-ruled Part of Fortune is conjunct the Saturn-ruled IC: buried things. Cancer on the MC is interested in history. Mercury ? ruler of the 9th and Saturn ? is in Cancer and conjunct the MC: The 9th house of education, philosophy and religion is brought into action in the 10th.
Do we have here a published historian, archeologist, or religious figure with broad public appeal through the media? If he hasn?t actually published, the media could possibly serve as a substitute for publishing. I can see him as someone who gets around the world and writes and/or speaks about the cultures of the world.
But I will cheat: I also see the possibility of someone who popularizes science.
From the beginning Saturn got my attention:
1. Almuten of ASC with rulership by exaltation, triplicity and face.
2. Has the most essential dignity of the planets
3. Is placed in the strong 9th house, trine the 1st house Moon ? which it receives by exaltation, triplicity and face.
4. Is in Hayz
5. Is oriental of the Sun ? recently left the Sun?s beams, so is in a powerful part of the cycle
6. Is the next planet aspected by the Moon (after the Moon?s separation from square the Sun).
7. Is Lord of the Part of Fortune
8. The guy was even born on a Saturday!
This dignified, diurnal, oriental Saturn looks constructive and productive ? not a cause of misfortune. Regarding the Ascendant, Venus by comparison seems like a minor player.
That was the easy part, now I suppose I should be brave and do something with it.
For starters, the angular 1st house Moon (ruler of 10th) in waxing square to the 10th house Sun is powerful and active. This is a person who needs to be out shining in the world and whom the world acknowledges with some sort of fame, honors, recognition or notoriety (Moon, MC ruler, in 1st). To me this angular Sun/Moon waxing square in the two strongest houses of a chart is the dynamic basis of this chart ? anything tied to it is very important.
The Moon has recently separated from the Sun and next applies to that strong and important Saturn. The Sun/Moon tension wants to produce, and the tension moves into the 9th house by way of Saturn.
The 9th house: Higher education, religion, philosophy, publishing, travel. With Gemini ? and Mercury as the 9th ruler and dispositor of Saturn - along with the Libra ASC and Moon, I go more toward thought, writing and social concerns (Air signs). Science is another possibility. Archeology is one of Saturn?s interests ? interesting when you consider that the Saturn-ruled Part of Fortune is conjunct the Saturn-ruled IC: buried things. Cancer on the MC is interested in history. Mercury ? ruler of the 9th and Saturn ? is in Cancer and conjunct the MC: The 9th house of education, philosophy and religion is brought into action in the 10th.
Do we have here a published historian, archeologist, or religious figure with broad public appeal through the media? If he hasn?t actually published, the media could possibly serve as a substitute for publishing. I can see him as someone who gets around the world and writes and/or speaks about the cultures of the world.
But I will cheat: I also see the possibility of someone who popularizes science.