Keys to analysis of horoscope intersections

The key to cross-angle analysis of the natal chart - cross-angle analysis points directly to the human heart

Once the natal chart is established, the stars occupy their respective positions on the 360 ??degrees of the ecliptic. They are related to each other through the relationship of angles (Aspects). Among them, zero degree is called "Conjunction"; 180 degrees is called "Opposition"; 120 degrees is called "Trine"; 90 degrees is called "Xing" or "Xianzhao" "(Square); sixty degrees is "Sextile"; forty-five degrees and 135 degrees are "Semisquare"; 150 degrees and 30 degrees are "Semisquare" "(Qrincunx).

To distinguish the angle relationship, it is best to place the stars in a 360-degree disk, so that they can be clearly seen at a glance. Or, the intersection angles of any two stars can be represented by symbols and listed in the angle table in Figure 1 on the following page, then the analysis of the intersection angles of the stars in the entire birth chart will be complete.

If you refer to Figure 2 on the previous page, based on the star A in the fifth degree of Xu Palace, the relationship between star B and star A is opposition; star C and star A are square; star D and star A and star E are in opposition. The two stars are arches; the A star and the Ji star are in semi-conjunction; the Geng star at the 20th degree of the A star in the Mao palace is a half square; the space between Jia and Xin is also a half square. The Jia star and the Ren star form a four-conjunction; the Jia star and the Guixing star also form a four-conjunction. Two stars form an intersection angle with each other and have their maximum angular distance (Orb). Within the angular distance, the meeting, trine, square and opposition will have an effect. The maximum "interaction" is twelve degrees, and the "opposition" does not exceed six degrees. "Gong" is about four degrees, "Xing" is about three degrees, "Half-Head" is two degrees, "Half-Xing" is one and a half degrees, and "Sihe" is about one degree.

There are two types of intersection angles: hard angle and slow angle. Square, opposition, and half-square are hard angles, with tense and conflicting relationships, while the rest are harmonious and gentle angles.

The theory that planetary motion will have an effect if it forms an angle has indirect scientific basis. In the 1950s, J.H. Nelson, an engineer working for the American RCA Electronics Company, was studying the interference phenomenon of shortwave radios and found that if the planets in the sky formed many angles, the shortwave interference would increase; if the planets formed many gentle angles, the interference would increase. The shortwave reception is good. Based on this inference, he predicted the reception rate of shortwave radio with an accuracy of more than 90%.

Planetary intersections affect personality

The intersections, trines, squares, oppositions, semi-squares, semi-conjunctions, and quadruples between two stars in the horoscope all have special significance. For detailed information, please refer to the following:

1. The Sun

The sun symbolizes the human heart, and analyzing personality is the most important.

Forming an angle with Taiyin indicates that the person is physically and mentally sound, at ease and creative. Mercury: Good self-expression and strong expressiveness. Venus: Sociable, hedonistic, artistic, and popular. Mars: Courageous, leadership-driven, strong, impulsive, and angry. Saturn: Steady, timid, thoughtful, mature, conservative mentality, negative, slow, inferiority complex. Uranus: Willing to have his own way, willful, original, conceited and willful. Neptune: Humanitarian, religious, philanthropic, selfless, compassionate, self-sacrificing, mystical, afraid to face reality. Pluto: Perseverant, tenacious, arrogant, unruly, and arrogant. The presence of Saturn will rule the hard-hearted people.

2. Taiyin

Taiyin symbolizes people’s emotional response to the surrounding environment.

Forming an angle with Mercury indicates that the person is eloquent, eloquent, studious, talented in language, and rich in intuitive imagination. Venus: Attractive, graceful, graceful, versatile, pleasant-looking, approachable, graceful and elegant. Mars: has a quick temper, acts erratically, and is bold; Jupiter: is elegant, polite, well-behaved, generous, and compassionate. Saturn: stingy, shy, passive, cautious, discouraged. Uranus: moody, uncertain, arbitrary, elusive, and cunning in actions. Neptune: Sentimental, considerate, bohemian, neurotic, informal, disorderly, escapist from reality. Pluto: Living in isolation, escaping from the world, and being aloof.

3. Mercury

Forms an angle with Venus, indicating that the person is articulate, good at music and poetry, good at writing, dancing, and smooth talk. Mars: likes to talk right and wrong, is argumentative and talkative, and is outspoken. Jupiter: Rich in associations, tireless in learning, knowledgeable and able to remember, travel a lot, and have a wide range of knowledge. Saturn: Good at mathematics, logic, philosophy, dogma, etc., making decisions before acting, foresight, concentration, scheming, reason is more important than emotion. Uranus: Resourceful, well-spoken, shocking, hearing and knowing, and making clever plans. Neptune: Imagination, self-deception, incoherence. Pluto: Not tired of trouble, perseverance when faced with problems, getting to the bottom of things, stuttering or having poor eloquence.

4. Venus

Forming an angle with Mars indicates that the person is charming, passionate and passionate. Jupiter: Charming, generous, polite, kind and affable. Saturn: Aloofness, shyness, singleness, coldness, loyalty. Uranus: Inappropriate use of emotions, change of mind when seeing new things, and being distracted. Neptune: Infatuation, obsession with flowers and wine, confusion, and deep love. Pluto: steadfast and independent.

5. Mars

When in angle with Jupiter, the person is energetic, aggressive, eager to succeed, shrewd and brave, good at sports, invincible, and extravagant. Saturn: Timid, incompetent, stubborn, resentful, lazy. Uranus: Likes adventure and excitement, and takes desperate risks. Neptune: Likes to show off one's flesh and blood, act on impulse, act rashly, and be brave but without plans. Pluto: Perseverance, unscrupulousness, and violence.

6. Jupiter

When it forms an angle with Saturn, it can be seen that the person is frugal, conservative, and pragmatic, and lacks vision and unfulfilled ambitions. Uranus: Opportunistic and unrealistic. Neptune: Unrealistic, pursuing religious beliefs or idealism. Pluto: To achieve the goal, use any means, be domineering, and be arrogant.

7. Saturn

If it is in angle with Neptune, there will be anxiety or depression. Pluto: stubborn. Uranus: Stubborn.

Because Uranus, Neptune and Pluto move very slowly, their relative positions in the charts of people of the same age are roughly the same.

For example, people born in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China had Neptune and Pluto meeting in their horoscopes; people born in the 1930s had Uranus and Pluto squaring each other in their natal charts. These people all experienced World War II; 1950 People born in the 1960s have Uranus and Neptune in their natal charts, and they are the new generation after the war; people born in the 1960s have Uranus and Pluto in their natal charts. Each generation has its own unique style and ideas, which are influenced by the intersections of these outer planets.

The special meaning of the connection between the two stars also has slightly different explanations due to different angles.

The angles of "punishment" and "half-punishment" symbolize difficult and tense relationships. For example, if the Sun meets Saturn in the natal chart, the person is far-sighted and steady; but if the Sun is square to Saturn, the person lacks self-confidence, is insecure, and is suspicious and suspicious. This is something that must be paid attention to when interpreting a natal chart.

According to the horoscope of Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe, according to her birth certificate, she was born in Los Angeles, California, at 9:30 a.m. on June 1, 1962; On August 4th of that year, she took a large amount of sleeping pills and died.

In her natal chart, Venus is at the highest point, semi-conjuncting Jupiter, so she is extremely graceful; the lunar conjunct Jupiter shows a myriad of demeanor; but unfortunately, the lunar opposite Neptune and square Saturn, so she is forced to smile on the surface. Underneath, hidden is a fragile, sensitive, depressed and sad soul. Astrology's intersection analysis is really a powerful tool that "points directly to people's hearts."