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the astrology basics

THE NATAL CHART


Your birth chart is a picture of the sky at the moment you were born. The chart itself is a wheel shape with twelve houses, twelve signs, ten planets, and other significant points and aspects.
Together, the planets, signs, and houses reflect your personality, your gifts, and your challenges.

THE ZODIAC SIGNS


There are twelve zodiac signs in astrology.
Aries
Fire / Cardinal
Taurus
Earth / Fixed
Gemini
Air / Mutable
Cancer
Water / Cardinal
Leo
Fire / Fixed
Virgo
Earth / Mutable
Libra
Air / Cardinal
Scorpio
Water / Fixed
Sagittarius
Fire / Mutable
Capricorn
Earth / Cardinal
Aquarius
Air / Fixed
Pisces
Water / Mutable

Fig. 01 Cancer by Sidney Hall, 1824-1825 from Urania’s Mirror; or, a View of the Heavens. Source from Public Domain Image Archive / Library of Congress.

Fig. 02 The Lion by John Flamsteed, 1795 from Atlas céleste de Flamstéed. Source from the Public Domain Image Archive / United States Naval Observatory.

THE HOUSES


There are twelve houses in astrology. Each house holds a different area of life.
01.
Self, Appearance, Vitality, Body, Willpower
02.
Values, Self-Worth, Personal Finances, Material Possessions, Food
03.
Local Community, Siblings, Cousins, Aunts and Uncles, Neighbors, Short-Distance Travel, Daily Writing
04.
Home, Foundation, Parents, Ancestry, Private Life
05.
Recreational Fun, Pleasure, Children, Hobbies, Dating, Vices
06.
Daily Routines, Work, Structures, Health, Wellness, Coworkers, Pets, Acts of Service
07.
One-on-One Relationships, Partnership, Marriage, Business Partners, Open Enemies
08.
Other People's Money, Joint Income, Taxes, Death/Rebirth, Loss, Grief
09.
Learning, Higher Education, Publishing, Religion, Astrology, Philosophy, Long-Distance Travel, Personal Growth
10.
Career, Reputation, Public Image, Legacy, Calling
11.
Friendships, Collective, Audience, Social Media, Technology, Humanitarianism
12.
Intuition, Karma, Subconscious, Mental Health, Spirituality, Solitude, Rest

Fig. 01 Blue Crescent, 2026, Brooklyn, New York.

Fig. 02 The Moon — An Expired Planet byt Agnes Giberne, 1898 from The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars. Source from Public Domain Image Archive/Library of Congress.

THE PLANETS


There are ten planets that we look to in astrology. The five personal planets, inner planets, or celestial bodies are the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars. These planets are that are very specific to the individual's personality.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are outer planets. Often used to describe larger generational shifts and collective energy.
Sun
Sun
Self, vitality, purpose
Jupiter
Jupiter
Growth, wisdom, expansion
Moon
Moon
Emotions, instincts, inner life
Saturn
Saturn
Structure, discipline, responsibility
Mercury
Mercury
Mind, language, communication
Uranus
Uranus
Change, innovation, liberation
Venus
Venus
Love, values, beauty
Neptune
Neptune
Dreams, intuition, spirituality
Mars
Mars
Action, desire, drive
Pluto
Pluto
Transformation, power, regeneration

Fig. 01 Libra by Sidney Hall, 1825-1825 from Urania’s Mirror; or, a View of the Heavens. Source from the Public Domain Image Archive / Library of Congress.

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