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Joe Doe 8 June 1978 4:56 AM Beaumont, Texas The Asteroids Report for Joe Doe 8 June 1978 4:56 AM Beaumont, Texas Mahala Gayle http://Blog.MahalasAstrology.com/ http://AmorStyleAstrology.com/ AmorStyle Healing & Yoga llc Redmond, Washington 98053 [email protected] Introduction to the Asteroids Report Asteroids orbit around the Sun just as planets do, but they are generally smaller than planets, and some of their physical characteristics and orbital characteristics are different from those of planets. Some objects are classified as being dwarf planets, and these objects are more similar to planets than most asteroids but do not fully have the characteristics that are typical of a planet. Pluto was once regarded officially as a planet but has been reclassified as a dward planet, and the asteroid Ceres is now widely regarded as a dwarf planet. Of the hundreds of thousands of asteroids that orbit around our Sun, over 1,000 of them have been given names that are related to myths, legends, literary or historical figures of interest, or places. Some astrologers believe that asteroids have a significance and relevance to human life just as the planets do, and that the astrological significance of the asteroid is often related in some way to the name of the asteroid. In this report 1,425 asteroids are analyzed to see if they are conjunct in zodiac longitude the Sun, Moon, or planets in the birth chart within a 1 degree orb. If the conjunction occurs, information about the asteroid is provided. Those astrologers who include hundreds of asteroids in their interpretations believe that the asteroids often related to very specific events in your life. The names of close family and friends and situations that you encounter in life often reflect the nature of the asteroids that are conjunct planets in your chart. You may not be extremely passionate about the subject area related to the asteroid but somehow, as if by fate, you are drawn into situations and circumstances that bring the qualities of the asteroid into your life. By reading your Asteroids Report you can see for yourself if the asteroids conjunct the Sun, Moon, and planets in your birth chart, provide keys to many of the situations that you encounter in your life. Listed below are the planet positions: Sun 17 Gem 15 True Node 2 Lib 38 Moon 16 Can 05 Asc. 25 Tau 14 Mercury 9 Gem 50 MC 8 Aqu 54 Venus 20 Can 43 Mars 26 Leo 55 Jupiter 10 Can 42 Saturn 25 Leo 18 Uranus 13 Sco 04 Neptune 16 Sag 56 Pluto 13 Lib 58 Tropical Placidus Daylight Savings Time observed GMT: 09:56:00 Time Zone: 6 hours West Lat. and Long. of birth: 30 N 05 09 94 W 06 06 1 The Sun Your Basic Personality: Your Style and the Way You Do Things Sun Conjunct Celuta, Orb: 0 deg. 59 min. The meaning of this asteroid's name is unknown. Sun Conjunct Emma, Orb: 0 deg. 25 min. The name Emma is derived from the Germanic ermin, meaning "whole", "universal" or "all". This name is most famous as that of the protagonist of Jane Austen's comic novel Emma. The story concerns "handsome, clever and rich" Emma Woodhouse, an over-privileged and self-aggrandizing young woman. This asteroid may give a life of luxury, yet a tendency towards pomposity and naive arrogance. Sun Conjunct Isara, Orb: 0 deg. 18 min. This asteroid was named in honor of the Isere, a river which flows through the Rhone-Alpes region of southeastern France. The Isere descends from its source in the Alps to merge with the Rhone river. This asteroid may grant personal relevancy to this waterway and the territory which it inhabits. Sun Conjunct Josephina, Orb: 0 deg. 36 min. This asteroid was named for a person dear to its discoverer, Italian astronomer Elia Millosevich. The name Josephina is the female equivalent to the male name Joseph. Joseph comes from the Hebrew Yusuf, meaning "God will increase/add". This name was ascribed to several prominent Biblical characters. In the Hebrew Bible, as well as the Koran, Joseph is mentioned as the favorite son of the patriarch Jacob. In his legend this Joseph is sold into slavery in Egypt by his jealous brothers, but makes the most of his situation by rising in rank from a slave to one of the Pharaoh's viceroys. His skill at interpreting dreams spawned this social ascent. In the New Testament of the Christian Bible, Joseph is also the name of the Virgin Mary's husband and Jesus' adoptive father. As a saint this Joseph patronizes workers (particularly carpenters, stonemasons, builders and craftsmen) as well as pregnant women and immigrants. The New Testament also speaks of Joseph of Arimathea, a wealthy man who donated his own prepared tomb to the body of Jesus after his crucifixion. This asteroid may bestow the ability to optimize one's circumstances and increase benefits to oneself and others. Dream interpretation, manual labor, craftsmanship, foster parenting and philanthropy may be favored pursuits. Close friendships may also be held in high regard. Sun Conjunct Repsolda, Orb: 0 deg. 50 min. This asteroid was named in honor of German astronomer and firefighter Johann Georg Repsold (1770-1830). Repsold began building a private astronomical observatory in his native town of Hamburg in 1802. This observatory was destroyed in the Napoleonic Wars in 1811. In 1825 it was rebuilt. Repsold served as its director until 1830 when he died while extinguishing fires. 2 This asteroid may bestow an interest in firefighting and astronomy. Sun Conjunct Siberia, Orb: 0 deg. 03 min. Siberia is a vast region constituting almost all of northern Asia. It is currently a part of the Russian Federation, and makes up around 77% of that nation's landmass. It includes a large part of the Eurasian Steppe, extending eastward from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. It is bordered to the north by the Arctic Ocean and to the south by Kazakhstan, Mongolia and China. With around 36 million residents inhabiting its 13 million square kilometers, Siberia houses about a quarter of Russia's total population. The name Siberia may be derived from Siber, a Tartar word meaning "Sleeping Land". This expansive and often desolate territory has historically been inhabited by a variety of nomadic tribes, including Yenets, Nenets, Huns, Scythians, Mongols, Tartars and Uyghurs. The majority of its history remains undocumented and obscure. In the 15th Century eastern Siberia hosted the Khanate of Siber, a monarchic state with its capital at Chimgi-Tura (present-day Tyumen, Russia). In the 16th Century, the emerging power of Russia conquered the Khanate and began to extend its sphere of influence eastward across Siberia. In the 19th Century, political revolutionaries who challenged Imperial Russia were exiled to Siberia. During this time the Trans-Siberian Railroad began to be constructed, leading to the industrialization of Siberia and the exploitation of its extensive mineral resources. Siberia is abundantly rich in valuable minerals including silver, gold, nickel, lead, gypsum, coal, petroleum, diamonds and natural gas. It is also rich in reserves of fresh water. Ecosystems in Siberia range from sub-arctic tundra and taiga to temperate forest. Religious practices in the area include Tibetan Buddhism, Orthodox Christianity, Judaism, Islam and a wide variety of indigenous polytheistic/shamanic traditions. This asteroid may ascribe personal importance to this unique land. Sun Opposition Hedwig, Orb: 0 deg. 41 min. This asteroid was named in honor of Hedwig Lidforss, the wife of Swedish-Danish astronomer Elis Stromgren (1870-1947). Hedwig was a dentist and a writer. The name Hedwig is derived from a combination of the Germanic words hadu, meaning "battle", and wig, meaning "fight". Saint Hedwig (also known as Saint Jadwiga) was the sovereign monarch of Poland from 1384 CE until her death in 1399. She was the daughter of Louis I of Hungary and Elisabeth of Bosnia. Hedwig had visionary religious experiences during her rule, and was venerated as a saint in Poland directly following her death. She was officially canonized in 1997 and is the patron saint of queens and of United Europe. There was also another Saint Hedwig, Saint Hedwig of Andechs (1174-1243). This Hedwig is the patron saint of Poland, Krakow, Berlin and orphaned children. She was known in her time as an advocate of the poor. This asteroid may give aggressive tendencies You may assume a role uncommon for those of their gender. A position of both political and religious influence may be attained. Charitable and generous qualities may manifest, and the individual may provide aid to orphaned and/or impoverished people. Endeavors relating to dentistry and writing may be favored. The nation of Poland may also hold personal significance. 3 The Moon Your Moods, Deeper Feelings, Home, and Family Moon Conjunct Brangane, Orb: 0 deg. 08 min. In Richard Wagner's opera Tristan and Isolde, Brangane is Isolde's handmaid. She plays a central role in the drama by substituting a love potion for poison, causing Tristan and Isolde to fall in love. This asteroid may give an inclination to serve others. Romantic and tragic themes may infuse life You may play the role of matchmaker. Moon Conjunct Jo-Ann, Orb: 0 deg. 44 min. This asteroid was named for Jo-Ann Bowell, the wife of its discoverer. The name Jo-Ann (like Jeanne, Joan, Jane and Johanna) is a feminine form of the name John. John is derived from the Hebrew Yochanan, meaning "HaShem is gracious". HaShem literally means "the Name", and refers to the solitary god of Judaism. Yochanan was the name of several important rabbis of the Second Temple period of Israel.
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