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IDE FO GU R B Y EG G I LO N O N R E T R S S A INTERPRET YOUR BIRTH CHART! www.miistico.com What is a Birth Chart? How to interpret you own: A birth chart is a unique arrangement of astrology’s primary elements: Signs Planets Houses A birth chart is a particular combination, taken to represent the individual. Physically, a birth chart is a map. It shows the way the sun, moon and planets were arranged in the sky in at the moment a person is born. To put it all briefly, the three systems of symbols answer the questions what, how, why and where. Use the sign to determine exactly what that planet wants and what method it might best use to achieve those goals – the why and the how. Finally, look at the house. It answers the where, telling us in precisely which department of life the actions are taking place. w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m THE SIGNS The quality of a planet remains constant but is expressed in different ways according to the sign through which it passes. The planets are expressed in astrology signs as follows: ARIES TAURUS GEMINI Energetically Dependability Communicatively Assertively Practically Diversely Passionately Sensually Mentally Courageously Determinedly Flexible CANCER LEO VIRGO Sensitively Creatively Obligingly Protectively Joyfully Analytically Responsively Proudly Practically Nurturing Powerfully WIth attention to detail LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS Affectionately Passionately Widely Harmoniously Secretly Expansively Justly Deeply Ardently WIth empathy Penetratingly Exploratively CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES Prudently Detachedly Sensitively Aspiringly Questioningly Dreamer Practically Scientifically Appretiation of the intangible Coolly Evolutionary Perciver w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m THE SIGNS ELEMENTS Fire: active, passionate, hot, rash, expressive. Fire signs are Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. Earth: steadfast, practical, cautious, receptive. Earth signs are Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn. Air: intellectual, communicative, expressive. Air signs are Gemini, Libra and Aquarius. Water: emotional, intuitive, responsive, receptive. Water signs are Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces. POLARITY Cardinal: each in its own way acts, begins, initiates, leads. Cardinal signs are Aries (fire), Capricorn (earth), Libra (air), Cancer (water). Fixed: each in its own way remains unchanged, stable, determined. Fixed signs are Leo (fire), Taurus (earth), Aquarius (air), Scorpio (water). Mutable: each in its own way is adaptable, obliging but unreliable, and likely to be open to different perspectives. Mutable signs are Sagittarius (fire), Virgo (earth), Gemini (air) and Pisces (water). POLARITY CARDINAL FIXED MUTABLE FIRE WATER AIR S T N E M EARTH E L E w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m PLANETS & ASTEROIDS The principles represented by the planets are as follows: SUN MOON MERCURY Action Creativity Reaction Communication Power Soul Fluctuation Decision making Vitality Purpose Inner life Planning Self-expression Motivation Habitual response patterns Intellect Emotional response MARS VENUS JUPITER Energy Harmony Relationship Expansion Enthusiasm Relatedness Balance Exploration Sexual passion Connection Beauty Searching Life force Journeying Activation SATURN URANUS NEPTUNE Contraction Sacrifice Change Receptivity Limitation Will Revolution Sensitivity Caution Structure Disruption Illusion Evolution The sub-conscious Collective soul PLUTO CHIRON Elimination Renewal Healing Death Regeneration Woundedness w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES The houses, or sectors of the heavens, represents the area of life in which the planets will manifest themselves most strongly and where their influence will be most apparent. Each house has a sign that is native to it. The sphere of life represented by a house is made more prominent if there are planets positioned within it. A planet will have most influence in the areas of your life represented by that house. The planets and signs express themselves particularly well in the houses to which they are native. House of Career House of Long Journeys MC 10 9 House of Friends House of Death 11 8 House of Troubles 12 7 House of Marriage ASC. DES 1 6 House of Personality House of Servants 2 5 House of Money 3 4 House of Children IC House of Communication House of Home w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES THE ASCENDANT / THE FIRST HOUSE The Ascendant: also known as the rising sign is the degree at the moment of birth, as “seen” from the location of birth. The Ascendant is one of the most important points in the chart. The Ascendant represents our first impressions of the world, and the first thing people see about us. House of Personality - the establishment of identity. Keywords: Subjective self-awareness Self-expression The body Personality Outer expression First impressions Mask Appearances Attitude Identity Beginnings Approach to life THE SECOND HOUSE House of Money - challenges to self-esteem, money and possessions. Keywords: Resources Income Attitude towards possessions Resourcefulness Daily routines Money Self-esteem Priorities Work Values and valuable material security Habits THE THIRD HOUSE House of Communication - information gathering and sharing. Keywords: Mind-set Interactions with siblings Learning Thinking Social activities Neighbors Writing and speaking Interests Early education style w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES THE IMUM COELI / THE FOURTH HOUSE The Imum Coeli: the most private and hidden point in the chart. It leads to the most private, protected and personal facets of our lives. It is also where we experience the greatest connection to the universe, we can connect with our past, heritage. It is the point that relates to all beginnings and endings in the chart. House of Home - unconscious, emotional, intuitive underpinning of personality, domestic life, the home. Keywords: Home Psychological foundation Private life Subconscious patterns Roots Self-care Heritage Emotions Family Mother THE FIFTH HOUSE House of Children - pleasure, playfulness, creative self-expression. Keywords: Creativity Romance Joy Recreation Children Self-expression Procreation Play Drama Entertainment Fertility Pleasures Child-like spirit THE SIXTH HOUSE House of Servants - responsibilities, skill and competence, devotion and self-sacrifice. Keywords: Self-improvement Health and nutrition Work routines Organization Service Duty Sense of usefulness Employment Analytical nature Pets w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES THE DESCENDANT / THE SEVENTH HOUSE The Descendant: it’s where we attract and interact with other individuals. The Descendant shows what we look for in partners. It is exactly opposite the Ascendant, and it makes sense that the qualities we are most attracted to in others are the qualities that we feel ourselves are missing, because we don’t see them or express them through our Ascendant. House of Marriage - intimate relationships, identification with others. Keywords: Partnerships Legal/Business matters Sharing Marriage Contracts Interpersonal style Equality One-to-one relationships Alliances and conflics with others THE EIGHT HOUSE House of Death - instinctive behavioral determinants universally present in human consciousness. Keywords: Renewal Peak experiences Shared finances Sex Depth interactions with Inheritances others Death and rebirth Intimacy Grown and change Transformation Mistery THE NINTH HOUSE House of Long Journeys - formation of personal system of ethics or philosophy, establishment of personal world view. Keywords: Search for meaning Travel Religion Higher education Wisdom Cross-cultural relations Mind expansion Law w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES THE MIDHEAVEN / THE TENTH HOUSE The Midheaven: it’s where we stand out, where we are the most visible to the outside world. It relates to our career and life path; this is how we want to be recognized by society as individuals. While the Midheaven is the most public and prominent point in the chart, it is also the most isolated and lonely. The Midheaven is our crowning achievement as individuals, our most public face, and the way we take responsibility for our role in society. House of Career - reputation, position in society, destiny. Keywords: Achievement in the world Career Father Authorities Vocation Fame Public life Long-term goals Guides Recognition Status THE ELEVENTH HOUSE House of Friends - the future, plans, goals, life themes. Identification with groups, organizations, movements, associations, one’s crowd. Keywords: Group involvement Humanitarian ideals Hopes Clubs Global awareness Wishes Collective endeavors Technology The future Friendships THE TWELFTH HOUSE House of Troubles - unstructured, unfocused consciousness, consciousness itself, events and experiences that disrupt our identification with personality, ego-death. Keywords: Service to humanity Endings Karma Self-transcendence Healing What's hidden Self-sacrifice Spirituality Limiting believes Retreats from the world Solitude Subconscious mind Unacknowledged or repressed parts of oneself w w w . m i i s t i c o . c o m ANGLES & HOUSES Hemispheres Much as the signs have elements and modalities, the houses have hemispheres and quadrants. SOUTH 10 9 THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE 11 8 12 7 The chart includes houses 7 through 12. These houses are above the EAST WEST horizon. Planets in this hemisphere tend to be more visible and 1 6 more extroverted in their expression. The houses in the Southern 2 5 Hemisphere are meant to be seen by other people, and planets in 3 4 these houses tend to express themselves more openly. NORTH SOUTH 10 9 THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE 11 8 12 7 It includes houses from the 1 through the 6. Is below the horizon EAST WEST and can’t be seen. Planets in this section are hidden from the view 1 6 and tend to be more introverted and private in their expression. 2 5 These houses are more personal and aren’t meant to be shared with 3 4 everybody. NORTH SOUTH 10 9 THE EASTERN HEMISPHERE 11 8 12 7 It includes houses 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 and 12.
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