Christmas Birth Chart

Christmas Birth Chart

The Christmas Birth Chart

Jesus’ Birth Date

Christmas is an annual celebration observed worldwide on the 25th of December.

It’s a special day for many, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, although the exact date of his birth has been a subject of debate among historians and theologians for years.

We won’t delve into that debate here; instead, we’ll explore a fascinating perspective presented by Nicholas Campion in his remarkable book, “The Book of World Horoscopes.

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Campion

In this exploration, we’ll defer to Campion’s extensive knowledge in the field.

He provides valuable insights into the possible astrological birth charts for the Christ’s birth.

Campion presents not one, but three distinctive charts for this significant event.

Campion’s approach offers us an intriguing glimpse into the various interpretations of this momentous occasion.

It allows us to consider the birth of Christ from multiple astrological angles, each with its unique significance and symbolism.

By examining these different charts, we can gain a deeper understanding of the potential celestial influences during Christ’s birth, as perceived through the lens of astrology.

Three Charts

These three charts open up a world of possibilities.

They reflect the complexity and diversity of astrological interpretations, inviting us to appreciate the nuanced layers of meaning associated with Christ’s birth.

Each chart holds its own symbolism, offering a rich tapestry of astrological insights.

Exploration

While we may not resolve the age-old debate about the exact date of Christ’s birth, the journey of exploration, is a testament to the depth and breadth of human curiosity.

It’s an invitation to approach historical and religious questions with an open mind, embracing the insights and nuances that different perspectives bring to the canvas of understanding.

John Addey’s Christmas Chart Details

Birth Data

Note: I recalculated the chart from the information in the book, but the angles are slightly out.

At 8:11 pm on August 21st, in the year 7 BCE, we delve into a remarkable astrological chart, suggested by John Addey, a prominent British astrologer from the 18th century. Addey’s contribution to the world of astrology is nothing short of intriguing.

He not only built upon the works of his predecessors but also ventured a step further, embarking on a journey through time by back-calculating from the pivotal moments of the resurrection of Christ and His ascension into heaven.

Addey’s methodology, while fascinating, involves intricate details and historical references that go beyond the scope of this discussion.

For those with a penchant for exploration, I encourage you to conduct your research, as this field of study offers a captivating journey through history and the cosmos.

To embark on a similar intellectual voyage, I recommend delving into John Addey’s Selective Writings, which is a treasure trove of astrological wisdom.

Chart Overview

Now, let’s turn our focus to Addy’s Christmas chart.

This particular chart is of special interest, as it connects the dots between historical and astrological contexts.

By exploring Addey’s interpretation of the celestial positions at the time of Christ’s birth, we gain an opportunity to appreciate astrology’s role in shaping our understanding of this momentous event.

The Christmas chart erected by Addey is a testament to the dedication and intellectual rigor that has been applied to the field of astrology over the centuries.

Addey melded historical and astronomical data to craft an interpretation that brings the birth of Christ to life through the lens of astrology.

Intellectual Exploration

Addey’s chart, nestled within the pages of Campion’s book, offers a window into the intersection of astrology and history.

It’s a testament to the artistry of intellectual exploration, just as your creative process infuses your artwork with life.

It encourages us to embrace the meditative and colorful dimensions of our intellectual pursuits, recognizing that, like a canvas waiting to be painted, the realms of history, astrology, and art are rich with possibilities, inviting us to explore, discover, and appreciate their depths.

Star of Bethlehem

Great Conjunction

There is a compelling astrological connection to the “Star of Bethlehem.”

This celestial phenomenon may find its roots in the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction in Pisces, which occurred in the year 7 BCE.

This great conjunction holds a significant place in the study of astrology and has intrigued scholars and stargazers alike for centuries.

Great Conjunction in Pisces

The Great Conjunction in Pisces is a key piece of the puzzle when it comes to understanding the possible astrological origins of the Star of Bethlehem.

It is believed to have been a moment of celestial alignment with profound symbolism.

Jupiter represents expansion, benevolence, and royalty, while Saturn symbolizes structure and discipline.

Spiritual

Pisces, the zodiac sign in which this conjunction occurred, is associated with spirituality, transcendence, and the mystical.

This alignment in such a spiritually charged sign adds a layer of depth to the interpretation.

The symbolism of Pisces aligns with the concept of a significant divine event, like the birth of Christ.

Magi

The mention of the Star of Bethlehem is a nod to the idea that this extraordinary conjunction might have been the celestial event guiding the Magi (astrologers) to the birthplace of Jesus.

It’s a concept that blends ancient astrology with the biblical narrative, giving rise to intriguing questions about the intersection of faith and cosmic patterns.

As an aspiring astrologer, the celestial dance of Jupiter and Saturn in Pisces was a symbolic occurrence in the night sky, potentially guiding the Magi on their sacred journey.

Religious History

The Jupiter-Saturn conjunction in Pisces in 7 BCE, with its connection to the Star of Bethlehem, is a mesmerizing point of intersection between astrology and religious history.

Cardinal Cross

Symbolically relevant are the early degrees of the cardinal signs on the angles of this chart.

Ascendant

The ascendant is 0°30′ Aries. This relates to the cardinal cross.

Midheaven

The Midheaven is placed at 0°30′ Capricorn.

Sun in Leo

In this chart which I recerated in Astro Gold the Sun is in Leo at 26° 45’.

Historians

Astrological historians persist in their exploration of these ancient charts.

If you find this interesting, I strongly encourage you to delve deeper into this fascinating field of study.

The Book of World Horoscopes

I highly recommend delving into Nicholas Campion’s comprehensive work “The Book of World Horoscopes” as a valuable and contemporary reference for anyone embarking on or continuing their journey into the captivating realm of astrology.

This book serves as a sturdy foundation and a fruitful starting point for your future explorations in this field.

One of the standout features of this remarkable book is its inclusion of birth charts for all the countries of the world.

It’s like having a celestial atlas at your fingertips, allowing you to explore the astrological makeup of nations and the potential influence of celestial bodies on their destinies.

Each country’s birth chart opens up a fascinating avenue of understanding and contemplation, offering insights into their unique character and the events that have shaped their histories.

Furthermore, “The Book of World Horoscopes” extends its reach beyond country charts.

It has a diverse range of mundane charts, which encompass the inception of wars, the birth of political parties, the introduction of currencies, and other intriguing events that have left a mark on human history.

These charts provide a compelling glimpse into how astrology has been intertwined with significant global occurrences throughout time.

Notably, the book also delves into the concept of the world horoscope.

This broader perspective encourages contemplation of the interconnectedness of nations and global events, fostering a deeper understanding of the collective influences of the celestial spheres on our world.

Whether you’re an aspiring astrologer seeking to expand your knowledge or simply an individual with a curious mind, this book is a valuable companion on your intellectual journey.

It encourages you to embrace the artistry of thought and to appreciate the diverse and colorful dimensions of astrology and its role in shaping our world.

Christmas Eve

Gathering

As Christmas Eve graces us with its presence once more, we are presented with a precious opportunity.

It’s a moment to come together with cherished family and close friends, to rekindle the bonds that warm our hearts.

Hope

Yet, this season is more than just merry gatherings; it’s a poignant reminder to reflect on the less fortunate among us.

In the midst of our festivities, we can extend a hand, share our blessings, and kindle the flames of hope for those who may be facing hardships.

Message

At the core of the Christmas message lie powerful themes of sacrifice and forgiveness.

These timeless virtues hold a special place in the Christian tradition and resonate deeply during this season.

It’s a time when we draw strength from the willingness to sacrifice for the greater good and offer forgiveness, embodying the essence of compassion and grace.

Sacrifice

Sacrifice, as exemplified by the birth of Christ, teaches us the profound value of giving, often without expecting anything in return.

It’s a reminder that acts of kindness, big or small, have the power to illuminate lives and inspire others to do the same.

Forgiveness

Forgiveness, another fundamental aspect of the Christmas message, is a testament to the human capacity to heal and restore.

It encourages us to let go of grudges, mend broken relationships, and extend a hand of reconciliation. In doing so, we emulate the love and forgiveness that underpin the Christian faith.

Positive Change

As we gather with loved ones, we embrace these themes not just as part of a religious tradition but as universal values that resonate with people from all walks of life.

We reflect on the power of sacrifice and forgiveness to bring about positive change, both within ourselves and in the world around us.

Spirit

In the grand tapestry of life, Christmas Eve is a thread woven with love, compassion, and the spirit of giving.

It is a time when we acknowledge our shared humanity, finding unity in the timeless themes of sacrifice and forgiveness.

As you celebrate this special evening, may your heart be filled with the warmth of love, and may you be inspired to share the joy of the season with those in need.

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Donations

Support

Every December, as the holiday season unfolds, a meaningful tradition takes place within Starzology.

It’s a time when a portion of the profits generated is set aside to make a positive impact on the lives of those in our local community.

This commitment to giving back reflects a belief in the power of supporting those in need right in our own backyard.

Local Charities

Charitable giving is a noble endeavor that transcends financial transactions.

It embodies the spirit of empathy and the understanding that as a community, we share a responsibility to uplift one another.

By allocating a percentage of the podcast’s earnings to local charities, we’re not only making a financial contribution but also fostering a sense of togetherness and solidarity.

 

Think Local

Supporting local charities is a choice grounded in the belief that meaningful change often begins at home.

These organizations are the unsung heroes of our communities, addressing critical needs, and helping those who may be struggling.

By directing our support to these local initiatives, we play a direct role in enhancing the well-being of our neighbors and contributing to the betterment of our immediate surroundings.

 

Community

This tradition carries a message of compassion and underscores the significance of being an active participant in our community.

It’s a reminder that even small, collective efforts can lead to significant positive change.

Each dollar contributed represents a symbol of hope and a step toward making someone’s life a little bit brighter during the holiday season.

 

Goodwill

As we come together to celebrate the joys of December, this act of giving back reinforces the true spirit of the season.

It’s not just about the exchange of gifts but about the exchange of goodwill, kindness, and support.

By supporting local charities, we affirm our belief in the potential for positive change in the lives of our fellow community members.

Belief

In essence, this tradition signifies a commitment to making our community a better place, one act of kindness at a time.

It’s a testament to the belief that by helping those closest to us, we create a ripple effect of positivity that extends far beyond the holiday season.

As you engage in this tradition, know that your contributions are part of a larger tapestry of goodwill, binding us together in the shared mission of making our local community a more compassionate and caring place.

 

Celebrations

Great Tidings

The way in which you choose to celebrate Christmas is a deeply personal and unique experience.

In my home, we share the warm greeting of “Merry Christmas,” and it’s a sentiment I’d like to extend to you now.

So, from my heart to yours, I wish you a joyous and heartwarming Merry Christmas.

This season carries with it a sense of magic, hope, and togetherness, and I sincerely hope that it brings you an abundance of blessings and a peaceful Christmastide filled with love and cherished moments.

I’d like to take a moment to express my gratitude for your continued support and for being a part of our journey.

Your presence and connection mean a great deal, and I look forward to the times we’ll share in the future.

As we bid farewell to this Christmas season, remember that the love and goodwill we share can be carried with us throughout the year.

Until we meet again, stay well and embrace the love and joy that this season brings.

With warmest wishes and love,

Alison

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How to Read a Birth Chart

The 4 Cornerstones of Chart Interpretation

Reading a birth chart is a skill that can be learned. By an undestanding of four main components of a chart you can get to understand the chart easily. Although there are many, many parts to one birth chart, if you start with the basics you swill be well on the way to interpreting the message in a chart sooner rather than later.

In this post, I’m going to share with you the four cornerstones of chart interpretations. Chart reading is a huge subject and there are many ways to skin this cat, so today let’s zoom out for a high level look at what you need to know. And what is important for anyone who wants to read charts.

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Cornerstones 

The four cornerstones are what holds things up and they can hold up your chart readings. An example is the pyramids. They first lay the four cornerstones and make them level then they can build upon that. Walls are built that hang from the corners. It’s like the foundations of your house.

The four cornerstones of chart reading are the signs, planets, houses and aspects. Many astrology books focus one one or more of these factors. I urge you to read as many astrology books as you can and I have some book recommendations for you.

1. Signs

The signs of the zodiac are the gateway into chart reading. The signs are originally named after the constellations. In the tropical zodiac, measured fro the Vernal equinox, the zodiac signs are the ones that the Sun passes through every year.

Everyone knows their Sun sign. You will know your family and frineds and maybe even your colleagues’ Sun signs. As an astrologer, you need to understand the meaning of the signs and one way to do this is with keywords.

Sign Keywords

There are a few main keywords for each sign. Let’s just be clear about sign keywords. A keyword cannot be generic like “happy” as this could relate to many signs. A sign keyword must directly relate to the sign and to no other sign. A sign keyword is unique to that particular sign.

Example Sign Keywords

Fire signs keywords: Inspirational, hot, fiery, active and outgoing.

Aries: Competitive, aggressive, dynamic and red.

Leo: Creative, honest, extravagant and yellow.

Sagittarius: Adventurous, cosmopolitan, philosophical and blue.

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Your Astrology Journal

A good idea when learning astrology is to have an astrology journal. Reach for your astrology journalMake a page titled “Signs”  then on the next 12 pages, write each sign name at the top of the page. You will fill in more information about the signs later.

Reference your good astrology books, choose five sign keywords for each sign and learn them first. Be aware of polarity, element and mode, but don’t worry too much about out this yet. First learn the signs in which you have tenants, or planets. So for instance, if you have the Sun in Libra, then learn that sign.

Next turn your attention to your Moon sign and learn that signs keywords. Follow in for all the planets and learn these signs first.

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2. Planets

As you start to learn the sign keywords, along with all of that you can add in some planet keywords. Start with the Sun, the Moon and then work your way outwards from Mercury.

Get at least five planet specific keywords for each planet. Planet keywords must not be generic and must be only relevant to that individual sign. You can use all your astrology books as a reference but don’t quote other astrologers directly.

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3. Houses

For the houses there are 12 houses and each house represents a different area of life. Houses can also contain people in your life. 

Start learning the houses by your own planet in house placements. So learn your Sun’s house keywords then your Moon’s house keywords and so on. In this way you become more familiar with what is in your own chart first. Then go back over and learn the rest of the house keywords. That will be your vacant houses.

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4. Aspects

Next learn the aspects.

Ptolemaic Aspects

There are five Ptolemaic aspects. Start with the conjunction, opposition, trine, square and sextile. In other words the major or Ptolemaic aspects. When you have mastered the big five, go on to learn keywords for the minor aspects.

Minor Aspects

The minor aspects are the semi sextile, quincunx, semi-square and sesquiquadrate.

Aspects of Declination

Eventually you will learn keywords for the parallel and contra parallel aspects.

Lesser Used Aspects

The lesser used aspects are the quintile and biquintile, the sextile, bi-sextile and tri-septile and the novile and decile.

Process

You won’t know everything at once it is a process. Lay out your astrology journal with one double page spread for each cornerstone component of sign, planet, house and aspect. Ideally you will leave pages inbetween each cornerstone topic so you can come back and add more information later.

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Personal Astrology Resource

If you create an astrology journal it can become your very own astrology resource. As you read more and more charts you can develop your interpretation style further. 

I hope these ideas will give you something to think about. I’d like to think these four cornerstones will help you get going with learning your wonderful craft.

 

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Ascendant

Ascendant

The Ascendant: Your Face to the World

Your ascendant is the impression you make on others.

It shows how others see you. It projects the “self” and your personality and the façade or mask you wear.

It indicates the vehicle you use to get through life.

The Ascendant fronts for you.

Other people initially see your Ascendant before they get to know you and then they see your Sun.

Ascendant

The second thing you need to learn is your Ascendant sign. This is likely to be different to your Sun sign although it could be the identical. You will only know your Ascendant sign if you cast your chart.

Your Personality

The Ascendant is a symbol of your one-to-one, face-to-face, meet-and-greet personality that you employ to socialize.

It is a vehicle you use to interact with others.

 

Cloak

It is your personal interface and is like a cloak you wear to ‘appear’ to others when you walk out of your front door.

Your Ascendant is your opening position and obvious agenda.

Your Ascendant is a collection of expectations you have of the world and your immediate place in it.

 

First Impressions

Your Ascendant reveals the first impressions you make and receive which start out as early messages about your behavior (are you good or bad, or right or wrong).

How you strive to meet the expectations of others through your actions when you were a child is indicated by your Ascendant.

Your personality is seen in your Ascendant complex, and most importantly its sign and major planetary aspects to its degree.

It is the variable means by which you negotiate your needs with others (as seen by your Moon) and formulate or build something we can identify as character (as seen by your Sun).

Your Ascendant acts as an interface between the Sun or Moon (or other parts of the chart) and the immediate world around you.

Your personality has energy.

You have a particular attitude, humor, engagement and interaction.

 

Ascendant Energy

The Ascendant energy is quite different from the accumulation of early behaviors (Moon) or the formation of your character (Sun).

Personality is easy to pick up on, quick to read and decipher.

You can usually see it when you first meet someone (Ascendant).

Personality traits have little to do with our true character.

They are what we show to others.

 

Appearance

Your appearance, and how you come across and the means you use to get through life.

Astrologically, the Ascendant is often seen as the vehicle by which we reach the Sun’s destination which is your life goal.

The Ascendant is the route to getting your needs (Moon) met in relationships and how you negotiate these personal needs in a one- to-one environment.

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The Astrology of Good Omens

The Astrology of Good Omens

The Story

This is an old story of good and evil.

The opening scene is in the Garden of Eden where we meet the angel of the Eastern Gate, Aziraphale who expels Adam and Eve just after they taste the fruit.

Aziraphale is joined by Crowley, a demon.

The son of Satan is born to be brought up on Earth by a normal family when he is switched out, just after birth for another baby at St Beryl’s Maternity Home.

By the time he reaches the age of eleven he will start the Apocalypse as mentioned in the book of Revelations.

The Nice and Inspiring Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch are woven in and guide the characters to discover the time and place for the start of proceedings.

The four riders of the apocalypse represented as Hell’s Angels are summoned and descend on Lower Tadfield in Oxfordshire, England to start the end of days.

 

The Creation Chart

Chart Data Source

This creation chart is cast from the information from Aziraphale in Good Omens.

The place is from the suspected place of the Garden of Eden near Jerusalem in Israel.

I use the base chart with reference to Nick Campion’s “Book of World Horoscopes.”

This chart data is close, although probably not perfect, but that does not mean we can’t use the chart.

Chart Data

9:00AM, October 21, 4004 BC, Jerusalem, Israel.

Chart Features

This chart features two Grand Trines and multiple trines in air.

The Sun is in Libra and the book says the Earth is Libra.

A stellium of Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus in Gemini.

Venus square Jupiter.

Mars opposition Pluto.

Uranus square Pluto.

Neptune Square Pluto.

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Terry Pratchett’s chart

Time unknown, April 28th, 1948, Beaconsfield, England.

Note as the time is unknown, you ignore the Ascendant, Midheaven and houses.

The planets in the signs and the aspects are correct.

The Moon is close to a sign cusp, so it could be either Sagittarius or more possibly Capricorn.

Chart Features

A rolling stellium (not a true stellium) with three planets in Leo – Pluto, Saturn and Mars.

The Sun is conjoined Mercury in Taurus.

Mercury is semi-square Venus and both are in mutual reception.

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Nick Gaiman’s Chart

6:30 PM, November 10th, 1960, Porchester, England.

Chart Features

Gemini rising. Mercury is the chart ruler.

Three planets in Scorpio.

Mercury conjoined the Sun.

Mercury conjoined Neptune.

Mercury square Moon.

Mercury trine Mars.

Mercury sextile, Saturn.

Mercury sextile Uranus.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Characters

Ther are many characters in this story but here the main players and the gangs are mentioned.

The supporting parts are Mr. Young and R.P. Tyler and others.

Smaller parts include the management teams, the four other riders, the policemen and of course Elvis the cook.

 

The Spirits

The two spirits on Earth are representatives of heaven and hell.

One for each side of good and evil.

They first met in the garden and have grown to like living amongst the humans.

They want to keep things as they are and stop Armageddon.

They get into cahoots to be around and help bring up the son of satan and influence him to good so as to halt the bad things that are coming.

 

Crowley: Scorpio

Crowley is a demon and is good friends with Arizaphale. He wears shades and snakes skin shoes and is a smooth talker.

Crowley is a Scorpio and the actual book cover has the glyph for the sign of Scorpio as the letter “m” in the word “Omens.”

Aziraphale: Pisces

The angel of the Eastern gate is a Pisces.

He is intuitive and even when discorporated can be an effective angel.

Aziraphale worries that an angel can sometimes do wrong like when he gives his flaming sword to Adam and Eve for protection as they are banished from the Garden for eating the fruit.

He runs an old bookshop in London.

Aziraphale asserts the Earth is a Libra and was born at 9:00 am (which is only fifteen minutes out) on October 21st, in the year 4004BC.

 

The Them

The Them is a gang of four eleven-year-old kids in Lower Tadfield of which Adam is the leader.

They hang out at the quarry.

 

Adam: Leo

Adam is the gang leader and is symbolized by Leo.

He constantly looks for ways to entertain the other three through role play and imaginative games.

His love for Lower Tadfield and the surrounding area with ponds and trees to climb is his castle and the Them are his subjects is so strong he had bent the ley lines and willed perfect weather (sunny and no rain) for months at a time.

 

Pepper: Aries

Pepper is a girl in the gang and a bit a scrapper.

She will fight the boys if they tease her about her long name which is Pippin Galadriel Moonchild.

 

Brian: Sagittarius

Adam’s friend.

 

Wensleydale: Sagittarius

Adam’s friend.

 

Dog: Sirius

The Hellhound sent to pad by Adam’s side.

When Adam says that he wants a dog for his birthday he describes one who can go down a rabbit hole and has an inside-out ear.

A pedigree mongrel and this is what he manifests.

Sirius is the dog star and this fixed star rises in Egypt at the time of the inundation of the Nile and portends changes to come.

 

The Humans

The humans weave the story and some are swept up in the drama from the past and the potential in the future.

 

Agnes Nutter, Witch: Sagittarius

Agnes wrote the “The Nice and Interesting Prophecies” in a huge book that, although now out of print, there is a copy with her great, great, great, great, great granddaughter Anathema.

Agnes is the last witch to be burned in England and was found by the Witch Finder General who was an ancestor of Newton Pulsifer.

 

Anathema Devices: Gemini

Anathema is a young adult and has the book with the prophecies and moved to Lower Tadfield a year ago.

She discovered the ley lines were bending and the weather was unusually clement.

She has a theodolite, thermos and a bread knife and rides an old bicycle.

 

Newt Pulsiver: Virgo

Newt joins the Witch Finder Army as a private under Shadwell.

He loves Anathema and helps her discover the beginning of the apocalypse.

 

Shadwell: Aries

Shadwell is in the Witch Finder Army.

He takes on Newt and is protective of Madame Tracey.

He always wants to know how many nipples everyone has as more than two nipples is a sign of a witch.

He has a pin that he believes finds witches when he sticks it into people.

 

Madame Tracey: Pisces

Madame Tracey is Shadwell’s neighbour and cooks his dinners.

She offers intimate massage.

Madame Tracey is a psychic and holds seances to bring up the spirits.

She unexpectedly accepts to host the discorporated spirit of Aziraphale.

She helps him.

 

 

The Nuns of St Beryl’s – Gemini

St Beryl’s Maternity Home is the place where the son of Satan is taken by Crowley to be brought up in the care of an American family.

St Beryl’s is of the chattering order of Krakow and the sisters are:

  • Sister Mary Loquacious
  • Sister Grace Voluble
  • Sister Patricia Prattle

In Astrology sisters are signified by Vesta the asteroid named after the sister of Jupiter.

 

The Four Riders

The four Hell’s Angels ride in on their hogs and are drawn to the events when tipped off by the International Express delivery guy.

 

Red: War – Aries

Carmine Zuderbeger is a sexy female warrior (Eris perhaps?) and has Aziraphale’s sword strapped to her blood red bike.

 

Black: Death – Capricorn

Black wears a motorbike helmet and plays the arcade machine winning every answer and bringing in new categories of; war, pestilence, famine and death.

 

White: Pollution – Cancer

White is found on the banks of the river where he has made the pollution make the fish float to the top and the swans sink to the bottom. He loves pollution.

 

Pale: Famine – Libra

Pale is well, pale and upsets the balance in the food chain.

 

Other Parts

The International Express delivery guy: Gemini

This delivery guy finds the four riders in the places around the world and delivers each one a message and things. This alerts them to go to Tadfield for the start of the Apocalypse.

 

Mr Young: Leo

Adam’s Dad was there when his child was born and at the baby swop confusion.

He chose Adam’s name.

He enjoys smoking an evening pipe and defends his child Adam to the neighbours.

 

Mr. RP Tyler: Gemini

The complaining neighbour who walks his dog Suskie in the neighbourhood.

Mr. Tyler knows that Adam and the Them scrump apples.

 

The Policemen

The two policemen in the audiobook were played by the authors of Good Omens, Neil Gaiman, and Terry Pratchett.

So we know that Neil is a Scorpio and Terry is a Taurus.

 

Elvis the Cook

Elvis sings in the cafe.

 

The Management Team – Capricorn

The management training team plays paintball in the grounds of old St Beryl’s.

They meet up with Aziraphale and Crowley.

Crowley gives them real guns to shoot each other although no one is hurt and they will only experience near misses.

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10th House

10th House

In astrology, the TENTH HOUSE including the Midheaven indicate your career and public life. Planets here modify this area of your life.

Chart Interpretation Guide

Chart Interpretation Guide

Chart Interpretation Guide

As a private astrology teacher, I often receive inquiries about where to begin with chart interpretations and what holds more significance in a chart reading.

I am delighted to present my Chart Interpretation Guide, which aims to assist you in initiating and refining your consultations.

When it comes to chart interpretation styles, there is no universal approach that suits everyone.

I strongly encourage you to continue utilizing your own knowledge, insights, and intuition in your readings.

However, if you ever find yourself in need of some guidance, this guide is here for you.

New Chart Interpretation Guide

There are numerous approaches to conducting a chart reading, but the method I prefer involves initially extracting the crucial elements and saving the remaining details for later exploration.

To put it simply, it’s like sticking to the main roads and leaving the less prominent ones for another time.

Your clients are likely to be aware of prominent features in their charts, such as the chart ruler or challenging aspects to their Sun. It is sensible to address these obvious components first.

I’m not suggesting disregarding all the other features that appear in a chart, but rather prioritizing the information displayed in each chart.

This way, you can organize it into manageable portions and present it in a manner that your clients can easily comprehend.

Ideally, it would be best to schedule three to five sessions over a six-month period for each client.

This allows for a comprehensive interpretation of their natal chart potential in various areas, including general life, romance, career, and health.

Margin and Body

Section 1 of the Guide provides a comprehensive explanation of the Margin and Body method, which is an effective technique for extracting initial details from a chart.

To assist you in prioritizing information, the individual Parts 1 to 6 are listed in order of importance.

Feel free to write by hand and make use of the astrological glyphs as you delve into the chart interpretation process.

Report Headings Guide

Section 2 of the guide offers valuable starting points to help you piece together the various elements of a chart reading.

I have carefully organized the different features in a chart to facilitate your interpretation process.

It’s completely understandable if you’re not familiar with all the details mentioned in the guide.

Don’t worry! Utilize this resource to the best of your current abilities, and rest assured that as you continue your astrology journey, you will gradually uncover and comprehend the more advanced components.

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Jupiter in Taurus

Jupiter in Taurus

Jupiter in Taurus

As Jupiter moves through the fixed Earth sign of Taurus there will be several changes in the way that growth and opportunity is expressed.

Jupiter is the planet of great expectation, production and growth.

Jupiter in Taurus Dates

Jupiter will be in Taurus from May 18, 2023 to May 25, 2024.

As it enters Taurus we can anticipate:

Food

Growth in Taurus things such as food production,

Money

Some inflation in the economy and rises in international exchange rates.

Book Recommendation

Arwynne recommends Steven Arroyo’s fabulous book Exploring Jupiter.

Example Chart

Tony Robbins 8:10pm, February 29, 1960, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Venus Retrograde 2025

Venus Retrograde 2025

Author: Alison Price   -   Published: March 2025 Venus Retrograde 2025 Mark your calendars, as the the love and money planet Venus is going retrograde and this is set to begin on March 2, 2025 and will continue until April 13, 2025, from Aries to 24° Pisces. This...

Venus Retrograde 2025

Venus Retrograde 2025

Author: Alison Price   -   Published: March 2025 Venus Retrograde 2025 Mark your calendars, as the the love and money planet Venus is going retrograde and this is set to begin on March 2, 2025 and will continue until April 13, 2025, from Aries to 24° Pisces. This...