Few charts have the Sun conjunct Jupiter.
Why?
The two work as one, impossible to separate. Counted on 109,865 charts, one per day from 1800 to 2100. These are charts, not people.
Monday, 29 October 2029. The Sun is crossing Scorpio. That day, the Moon is at: last quarter. Without the time, we stop at the day: no rising, no rising sign.
You watch for a long time before committing. You already know a lot about people while they think they are still finding you out. Then you do not let go.
The brightest star of the constellation is Antares: the rival of Mars. Mars rules this sign in the old astrology, Pluto in the new.
Everything plays out fully and in private. What you forgive, you do not forget.
What you are trying to become, and what you need to be recognised for. In Scorpio, it plays out fully and in private. You watch for a long time before committing, then you do not let go.
Your birth time settles it.
What settles you and what puts you on alert, before any conscious decision.
It takes your birth time and city.
The first thing people register about you, before they know you.
What draws you comes from elsewhere. Another language, another accent, a way of seeing you did not know. You like the door left open.
The centre of our galaxy lies in the direction of Sagittarius: look toward the archer, and you are looking at the heart of the Milky Way. Jupiter, the largest planet, rules this sign.
People keep you by leaving with you, never by holding you back.
What draws you in and what you offer — in love as in taste. In Sagittarius, it needs a horizon. You take badly to having your ground narrowed, and you leave rather than negotiate.
You move toward a distant goal, in long strides. You fight for an idea, a conviction, and you lose patience with what seems small to you.
You set off strong, and the road interests you more than the last mile.
What you go after, and how you fight when you meet resistance. In Sagittarius, it needs a horizon. You take badly to having your ground narrowed, and you leave rather than negotiate.
Few charts have the Sun conjunct Jupiter.
The two work as one, impossible to separate. Counted on 109,865 charts, one per day from 1800 to 2100. These are charts, not people.
Few charts have Mercury conjunct Jupiter.
The two work as one, impossible to separate. Counted on 109,865 charts, one per day from 1800 to 2100. These are charts, not people.
Few charts have Venus conjunct Mars.
The two work as one, impossible to separate. Counted on 109,865 charts, one per day from 1800 to 2100. These are charts, not people.
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You think by digging. You hear what people do not say, and you ask the awkward question.
You say little, and you aim true.
How you think and speak — the pace, the level of detail, what you keep to yourself. In Scorpio, it plays out fully and in private. You watch for a long time before committing, then you do not let go.
You grow in crises. What frightens others interests you, and you gain strength there.
Your appetite goes to the bottom of things: other people’s money, secrets, what goes unsaid.
What you take for granted, and the ground where you let yourself overreach. In Scorpio, it plays out fully and in private. You watch for a long time before committing, then you do not let go.
You build so as to lack nothing. You count, you set aside, you prefer little and solid.
Venus rules this sign. In its constellation shine the Pleiades, seven sisters to the Greeks, visible to the naked eye on winter nights.
The fear of going without gives you your patience.
What you take seriously, and where you hold yourself to a line. In Taurus, it takes the time it takes and it is not replayed. You commit late, then you do not revisit it. Retrograde at your birth: seen from Earth, the planet was moving backwards. What it governs turns inward first, and shows later than it does in other people.
You take badly to having your ground narrowed, and you leave rather than negotiate.
The direction you grow in — what does not come naturally, and for that very reason moves you forward. Opposite it, the south node: what you already know too well. In Sagittarius, it needs a horizon. You take badly to having your ground narrowed, and you leave rather than negotiate.
You commit late, then you do not revisit it.
Where you refuse to bend — what you will not negotiate, even at a cost. Not a body: an empty point, the farthest the Moon swings away. In Taurus, it takes the time it takes and it is not replayed. You commit late, then you do not revisit it.
Step by step, for keeps.
The place dented early, still tender — the one you avoid exposing, and exactly what you end up best at offering others. In Taurus too: step by step, for keeps.
| Point | Position | House |
|---|---|---|
| ☉︎ Sun | ♏︎ Scorpio | — |
| ☿︎ Mercury | ♏︎ Scorpio | — |
| ♀︎ Venus | ♐︎ Sagittarius | — |
| ♂︎ Mars | ♐︎ Sagittarius | — |
| ♃︎ Jupiter | ♏︎ Scorpio | — |
| ♄︎ Saturn ℞ | ♉︎ Taurus | — |
| ♅︎ Uranus ℞ | ♊︎ Gemini | — |
| ♆︎ Neptune ℞ | ♈︎ Aries | — |
| ♇︎ Pluto | ♒︎ Aquarius | — |
| ☊︎ North Node | ♐︎ Sagittarius | — |
| ⚸︎ Lilith | ♉︎ Taurus | — |
| ⚷︎ Chiron ℞ | ♉︎ Taurus | — |
Without your time: no degree, no house, no rising sign, no Midheaven, no Part of Fortune.
9 points counted, as in the app.
Your Pluto receives 6 angles, more than any other point in your chart.
No major angle with the rest of your chart: this point acts apart.
Sun, Mercury, Jupiter. Three or more planets in the same sign or house: a concentration that tilts the whole chart to one side. The domain it touches becomes a centre of gravity — over-invested, unavoidable, sometimes invasive.
Tightest first. The smaller the gap, the more the angle weighs.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
It grinds, and that grinding is what moves you.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
It works when you call on it, not on its own.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
It grinds, and that grinding is what moves you.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
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| ☉︎ | ☿︎ | ♀︎ | ♂︎ | ♃︎ | ♄︎ | ♅︎ | ♆︎ |
It grinds, and that grinding is what moves you.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
It grinds, and that grinding is what moves you.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
It grinds, and that grinding is what moves you.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
The two work as one, impossible to separate.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
The two pull against each other, you arbitrate constantly.
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Sun and Moon: astronomical ephemerides (astronomy-engine, the app’s engine). Rising sign: sidereal time and the city’s latitude, same formula as the app. Tropical zodiac.