I think that the guy must have had a pretty prominent carrier, at least far above the average one.
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part from other testimonies, the very prominent condition of the luminaries speaks of itself, both are dignified in angles. I wish I had mines in such a position.
The Sun by his very nature is determined to fame, the Moon, as the sect luminary and the most dignified planet (the almuten of the 10th - exaltation and triplicity), is also determined to carrier, success and fame.
MorningSun wrote:
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nother testimony of two careers is the 10th comprises two signs, Taurus, with exalted moon and Gemini, ruler in the 1st, two successful careers. Gemini by itself on MC usually indicates more than one career, but these testimonies of placements indicate successful careers.
I agree with it.
I would try to sort things out, first of all, from the Moon. In my opinion, the Moon has to do with carrier by far more than any other planet in the chart.
As said, the Moon is the almuten of the 10th - exaltation + the first triplicity ruler + the sect luminary. She is the most prominent and dignified planet in the chart. She is on a stake, but in the 9th by division. She herself rules the 12th.
10th house - carrier, success, fame, publicity, etc.
9th house - religion, science, distant travel, space ...
12th house - elements of secret, the unknown and the bunch of bad things
I would give the following relative weight to the Moon's impacts on carrier matters - the 10th house and whatever is connected with it receive 80% (Moon in the 10th WSH, the almuten of the MC, the sect ruler and as such she is determined to success in carrier); 15% to the matters of the 9th house (religion, science, distant travel, space...) because she is in the 9th house; 5% to the matters of the 12th house, because she rules the house and regards it by a sextile which is a weak indication. This is the first set of the testimonies.
The second one which, in my opinion, is very important is the accidental influence the Moon gets from her application to other planets.
The first one that drawn my attention was her almost partile application by trine to a very dignified Mercury. Mercury by definition denotes versatility (when judging soccer charts I always give Mercury to many- coloured kits), it is in a double - bodied sign. So it is an argument for a versatile carrier.
I have no sources right now before my eyes, but all traditional authors I have read had indicated
that a good relationship between the Moon and Mercury is an argument of brilliant mental abilities, so called wonderful mind, some sort of genius.
Here we have both planets well dignified, and the Moon is pushing here double power to Mercury. Virgo Mercury might be a scientist, in particular a mathematician, statistician, one who is successful in computers and other hi-fi gadgets, a writer of scientific stories is also possible.
Mercury is also connected with hands, so an excellent micro-surgeon might be an option, a piano virtuoso, but seems unlikely otherwise he would have been very popular.
Opposition from Saturn, in my opinion, should add depth to his mental abilities. I do not think that Saturn by his opposition chips away at his mental abilities, but rather he should have a negative impact on the guy's ability to make a fortune from his outstanding mental faculties. The opposition triggers the 2th - 8th axis.
As Mercury receives the Moon's application from being under the horizon, it should have chipped away a good deal of the glory and public identification what he would have enjoyed if Mercury had been close or a little bit above the horizon. So does Saturn who is not determined to fame in this chart. It is my speculation because Tom said that the guy is not a celebrity.
The second realm of his carrier, in my opinion, is signified by the Moon's application to Saturn. Saturn is in the 8th by WSH and division. Saturn is in a watery sign and rules the 6th and the 7th. The 8th house is traditionally associated with death, danger to life, others' assets. The guy does not seem to be a banker; Jupiter, the sign ruler, and Venus, the exaltation ruler, in my opinion, are not in such a condition as to bring considerable profit from banking affairs.
Apart from the Moon and Mercury, both applying to him, Saturn receives regard from Mars and Jupiter, both in Scorpio and in the angle. So it must be a powerful influence. Mars dominates here because he is closer to partile and closer to angle. Thus a military carrier might be an option. Considering that the combination takes place in the Watery triplicity, he might have had a successful mariner (military) carrier.
Saturn as the most distant planet is the natural significator of space. I remember that Mark picked out correctly from 5 charts that the pilot was the guy with a retro rising Saturn. Here Saturn is also retrograde, not about to rise but set, however is closely related to Mercury who is about to rise soon after the Sun and to whom the Moon applies first translating its light to Saturn.
Let's consider the triplicity rulers of the MC, the place of the Moon, the place of Mercury and Saturn to whom the Moon applies.
Moon, Venus, Mars
Moon, Venus, Mars
Mars, Venus, Moon
From the triplicity rulers only Venus is in a bad shape, others are angular and in dignities. So the main impact of the triplicity rulers on carrier comes from the Moon (which signifies the carrier itself) and, secondarily, from Mars.
The lot of profession (ASC + Moon - Saturn) falls somewhere in Libra.
The triplicity rulers are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. The lot falling in an airy sign along with the Moon's application to the dignified first triplicity ruler might be an indication for a carrier connected with airy things (pilot, spacemen, astronomer, constructor of telescopes, spacecraft, etc.).
To sum it up, the guy might have been 1) a scientist (mathematician, computer specialist, may be a physicist, a physician, as Virgo is also associated with medicine where accuracy, precision, a lot of knowledge, etc. is required), may be all together in one person, and
2) a military mariner, a pilot or a spaceman is also possible.