My Planets in Aries

My Houses in Aries

My Planets in Taurus

My Houses in Taurus

My Planets in Gemini

My Houses in Gemini

My Planets in Cancer

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this sign.

My Houses in Cancer

My Planets in Leo

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this sign.

My Houses in Leo

My Planets in Virgo

My Houses in Virgo

My Planets in Libra

My Houses in Libra

My Planets in Scorpio

My Houses in Scorpio

My Planets in Sagittarius

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My Houses in Sagittarius

My Planets in Capricorn

My Houses in Capricorn

My Planets in Aquarius

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this sign.

My Houses in Aquarius

My Planets in Pisces

My Houses in Pisces

conscious self, identity, self expression, first impressions, appearance.

The first house starting point is the Ascendant: where the Sun rose for the astrological event in the chart, and as such it is significant in understanding how an individual approaches life and is seen by others.

South-Eastern Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House I Cusp

My Planets in House I

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this house.

material situation, finances, assets, property, self worth, moral values, stability, security.

South-Eastern Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House II Cusp

My Planets in House II

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this house.

communication, perception, education, immediate environment (neighbors, family).

South-Eastern Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House III Cusp

My Planets in House III

home, family, ancestry, parents, childhood.

The fourth house’s starting point is the Immum Coeli (IC), which is the lowest point in the sky (the Sun’s Nadir,) and as such it symbolizes the depths of one’s connection to the soul.

South-Western Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House IV Cusp

My Planets in House IV

inner child, creativity, hobbies, interests, entertainment.

South-Western Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House V Cusp

My Planets in House V

health, body, wellbeing, work (vs. career,) obligations, pets, colleagues.

South-Western Quadrant

Southern Hemisphere: inner-world, unconscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House VI Cusp

My Planets in House VI

one-to-one relationships, romantic partners, open enemies.

The seventh house’s starting point is the Descendant (DC), which is where the Sun sets, and marks the threshold between the inner and the outer worlds and qualities and as such indicates the kinds of relationships the individual seeks, and the kind of people she/he attracts.

North-Western Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House VII Cusp

My Planets in House VII

change, death, rebirth, crisis, sexuality, personal growth, shared assets, shared values.

North-Western Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House VIII Cusp

My Planets in House VIII

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this house.

belief systems, ideologies, religion, higher learning, worldview.

North-Western Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Western Hemisphere: relations to others

My House IX Cusp

My Planets in House IX

vocation, career (vs. work,) ambitions, achievements, social standing, social recognition.

The tenth house’s starting point is the Midheaven (Medium Coeli, MC), which is the highest point in the sky (the Sun’s zenith,) and as such symbolizes the culmination/goal of an individual’s life. Where the fourth house (its opposite) symbolizes roots, the tenth house symbolizes fruits.

North-Eastern Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House X Cusp

My Planets in House X

social life, groups, communities, feeling of belonging, contributions to the collective, encouragement from others.

North-Eastern Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House XI Cusp

My Planets in House XI

Your chart doesn't have any planets in this house.

dreams, hidden strengths/weaknessess, karma, secret enemies, withdrawal, transcendence, recuperation, mystical experience.

North-Eastern Quadrant

Northern Hemisphere: outer world, conscious

Eastern Hemisphere: self-expression

My House XII Cusp

My Planets in House XII

ego, basic personality, conscious, vitality, stamina, life energy, will, personal identity

My Aspects to Sun

subconscious, emotions, instincts, habits, moods, maternity

My Aspects to Moon

mind, communication, intellect, reason, language, intelligence

My Aspects to Mercury

attraction, love, beauty, harmony, artistic sensibility

My Aspects to Venus

aggression, drive, action, desire, competition, courage, passion, self-assertion

My Aspects to Mars

luck, growth, expansion, optimism, abundance, faith

My Aspects to Jupiter

structure, restriction, discipline, responsibility, obligation, concentration, limitation, material form

My Aspects to Saturn

eccentricity, rebellion, reformation, unpredictable change, liberation, disruption

My Aspects to Uranus

dreams, intution, mysticism, imagination, delusion, disintegration of limits

My Aspects to Neptune

transformation, power, death, rebirth, evolution

My Aspects to Pluto

future, life's direction, goals

My Aspects to Mean Node

repressed self, anguish, resentment, rejection

My Aspects to Lilith

wounded self, healer, suffering, acceptance

My Aspects to Chiron

A conjunction represents a close bond and interpenetration of both energies. The planets involved continually influence each other. If these planetary energies are similar - for example Moon/Venus or Sun/Mars - the conjunction’s potential is increased. In this case, the planets support each other and in combination often find it easier to assert themselves when facing others. If two very different planets are close together - for example Mercury/Saturn or Mars/Neptune - the potential in each may end up being inhibited.

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Conjunctions in your chart:

A key word for sextile is “excitement”. The trine relationship between two planets is so easily expressed that it seems natural and obvious, whereas the sextile contains some of the tension of the 2-series (which includes the opposition and square.)

As with the trine, the sextile usually indicates areas of life that go well for the person, but where opportunities can slip because the person may feel no pressure to develop his talents. The sextile represents a challenge to act, although the motivating factor is weaker than the analytical aspects in which the element of pressure is more prominent. When this happens the sextile merely functions as a weak trine. The sextile offers an opportunity to learn and expand one’s horizons without the same degree of stress.

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Sextiles in your chart:

Square aspects have an inherent potential for conflict between the planets involved, irrespective of whether their energies are of a similar quality or not, and they can have a tendency to hinder each other’s development. This is the reason why astrologers in the past often referred to the square as an inhibiting or hard aspect. Square aspects will often manifest as pressure felt within the individual to “act out” according to the planets’ natures. For example, someone with Mars square Uranus may have an unpredictable, explosive temper; as Mars rules anger and Uranus signifies sudden disruptive events.

More constructively, squares will also show where the person might work energetically to manifest the planets’ more positive natures, because the square is not an aspect of ease and relaxation. A square involving a 10th house planet, for example, might push the person to work very hard at his career.

Modern astrology emphasises the special challenge of this aspect. The squares in a horoscope show where the native needs to work and what tests must be passed before maturing. This also means that squares serve as a constant reminder not to fall into lethargy or become too self-satisfied. In order to deal with squares in a positive way, it is necessary to be conscious of their inherent potential and to develop constructive expressions.

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Squares in your chart:

The trine is usually experienced as supportive and helpful. The flow of energy between the planets involved is unimpeded. The supportive energy of the trine comes naturally and does not need to be earned. The trine could therefore be considered a place of relative calm in the horoscope which does not have to be fought for. This is not only important for an individual’s wellbeing, but is also important in that it enables the individual to concentrate her energies elsewhere. However, if trines dominate the horoscope, there is a danger that the individual may lack the motivation to work on his own development. Everything may seem so good that he sees little need to change anything.

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Trines in your chart:

The planets involved directly confront each other and the horoscope owner may tend to concentrate on the pole that appears to be more dominant to the detriment of the supposedly weaker one. If this happens the neglected energy is often experienced in the form of projections. It is also possible that the individual goes through alternating phases in which either one or the other pole is emphasised. The great challenge of the opposition is to integrate the two poles. The task is to transform the energy so that they strengthen each other and work together rather than work against each other. How easy this is likely to be will depend on the energies of the planets involved. If these energies are similar - for example an opposition between the Moon and Venus or the Sun and Mars - the task should be somewhat easier. However the task will be more difficult if they are very different - as would be the case with an opposition between Saturn and Mercury or Mars and Neptune.

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Oppositions in your chart:

The energy of the semi-square is similar to that of the square and sesquisquare, being one of the 2-series of aspects. It is therefore counted as one of the analytical aspects which show tension but also challenges that can help us grow and learn. However, any conflicts felt are not as immediately apparent as they are in the case of the square, making it easier to avoid them and miss an opportunity for growth. So, a semi-square can indicate subtle tensions which we would rather ignore. This may intially seem tempting but is unlikely to lead to long term solutions.

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SemiSquares in your chart:

(Also known as Sesquiquadrate)

The sesquiquadrate’s energy is similar to that of the square and semi-square. It belongs to the group of analytical aspects divisible by 2, which create tension and challenge us to work and learn. But the conflict is less apparent than with the square. It is easier to supress, making it more difficult to learn from the challenge. Sesquiquadrates tend to indicate a smouldering conflict that one would prefer to ignore. Any relief would then tend to be short-lived. Sesquiquadrates therefore tend to indicate themes of a long-term and stubborn nature. The German astrologer Thomas Ring talks of a “tear in the structure”.

Sesquisquares can occur between planets that are either in the same element (such as 6 degrees Leo and 21 degrees Sagittarius) or in different elements. Theoretically the same-element sesquisquares should be easier to manage because the signs have the same basic approach to life.

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Sesquisquares in your chart:

A semi-sextile normally connects two consecutive signs. A connection between two consecutive signs indicates a connection between two opposing energies, because consecutive signs always belong to different elements and have different qualities. For this reason semi-sextiles are often thought of as connecting two planets that have difficulty working together; or indicating difficulties or challenges because two energies that feel alien to one another need to be integrated.

An alternative view is that the sequence of signs in the zodiac is not arbitrary but contains a deep logic. The energy inherent in each sign of the zodiac is a prerequisite for the following one. For this reason, two planets connected by a semi-sextile can work constructively together while retaining their clearly defined roles. The planet in the preceding sign paves the way, as it were, for the following one. This understanding can help to create opportunities out of the difficulties associated with semi-sextiles.

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SemiSextiles in your chart:

The quincunx is a “neutral aspect”: it doesn’t signify harmony or tension, but it does indicate a difficult to realize potential.

A quincunx can involve an effort to reconcile two planets’ meanings in the chart, but even when the initial signs seem positive, there is no guarantee of success. In the end, it may not prove possible to truly integrate the energies involved. For example, if Venus and Mars stand in quincunx to one another a person may try to boost her self-confidence by investing large amounts of energy (Mars) in order to achieve aesthetic goals (Venus). But she may feel that the energy invested never produces the desired results. For this reason the quincunx is thought to be difficult to deal with and is often referred to as an aspect of desire or longing. On the other hand it shows important themes which the horoscope owner must face. The lack of success can be an impetus to consider and possibly change established patterns of behaviour. In this sense the quincunx hints at new possibilities.

These patterns of tension that are relatively minor, yet persistent and difficult to resolve lead to this aspect’s second meaning: adjustment. It is often simply easier to live with a source of disappointment or aggravation than to take action to try to resolve it. Perhaps the person feels the present outcome is inevitable.

Part of the problem is that it is difficult for a third planet, natal or by transit, to offer resolution. A third planet might sextile or trine one of the quincunx planets, yet square the other one. Resolution is best handled by identifying the basic needs of each planet and looking for non-stressful activities that draw on both their strengths.

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Quincunxs in your chart:

The quintile points to talents and potential not necessarily indicated by the major aspects. This is particulary true of artistic talent. In comparison to trines, quintiles give a greater emphasis on the purposeful manifestation of one’s talents, or making something of them; be they artistic, scientific, or demonstrations of one’s personal power. Thus quintiles appear with some frequency in the charts of both artists and repressive political leaders. In each case they suggest talent plus the ambition to make something of it in the world.

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Quintiles in your chart:

The biquintile is seen as especially helpful in artistic matters. In this respect it resembles the quintile. Individuals with such an aspect between two planets are often only vaguely aware of it. However, if someone is sensitive enough it can aid in developing creative powers which can help to find original solutions and throw a positive light on issues that initially appear problematic.

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BiQuintiles in your chart: