Che Guevara's birth chart: Sun in Taurus, Moon in Pisces, Aries rising. Born May 14, 1928 in Rosario, Municipio de Rosario, Argentina.
Che Guevara's sun is in Taurus.
Che Guevara's moon is in Pisces.
Che Guevara's Rising (Ascendant) is Aries.
Che Guevara was born May 14, 1928 in Rosario, Municipio de Rosario, Argentina.
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The Sun is who you are becoming, the Moon is what you need, the Rising is how you arrive. Read together, they are the working summary of the chart.
Your Sun in Taurus is the core self, your Moon in Pisces is the inner emotional life, and your Aries Rising is how you arrive. Your three pillars run on three different elements, which gives you genuine range. You carry several inner climates at once, and the work is letting each take its turn rather than letting one dominate. These three together are the spine of the whole chart.
Built from what endures. Steady, sensual, slow to anger and slow to change. The body is the temple, and the temple is not a metaphor. Values are bedrock; stubbornness is the shadow side of staying power. Lesson: holding too tightly is not the same as holding. The self is forged through what you value and what you hold. Self-worth and resources are the school, and the lifelong work is valuing yourself enough to insist on what you genuinely need.
Feeling is oceanic. Boundaryless, mystical, deeply absorbent, soothed by art, music, water and dissolution. The shadow is being unable to tell which feelings are yours and which belong to the field. Feeling runs hidden and oceanic. Strong unconscious processing here, often carrying emotion that was never consciously yours. The interior is vast, and sometimes overwhelming.
You arrive forward. Body before consideration, momentum before plan. People feel something is about to begin the moment you walk in, and they are usually right. Your chart ruler is Mars, in Pisces in the 12th house: the planet that steers the whole chart, and the first place to look for how your Aries rising actually moves through the world.
The lunar nodes are the chart's North Star: not a trait but a direction. The North Node names the unfamiliar growth you are here to move toward; the South Node is what you are leaving.
The pull is toward Gemini: curiosity, the local and specific, listening, the question rather than the verdict. The familiar groove is Sagittarius: the sweeping answer, the belief already held. Growth is staying genuinely interested in what you do not yet know.
The South Node in Sagittarius (9th house) is the opposite shore: the gifts and habits you already over-rely on. It is the comfort zone the chart is asking you to move away from.
Element. The North Node sits in air territory.
The decan. The North Node sits in the 1st decan: the purest expression of the sign; its drive at full, undiluted strength.
Aries rising puts Mars in charge of the whole chart. It is the vehicle you move through life in: wherever it sits is the chart's centre of gravity.
The drive is fluid and indirect, sometimes hard to mobilise, and anger dissolves into sadness or escape. The shadow is avoiding direct conflict by dissolving away from it.
Where it drives. Anger goes hidden. The fight happens invisibly, sometimes turned against the self without notice, and the work suits hospitals, prisons and behind-the-scenes roles.
The Midheaven is not only career; it is the aura you emit in your zone, what a room senses you are for. The IC, opposite it, is the private root that aura grows from.
With Capricorn on the Midheaven, a room senses gravity: someone serious, capable, clearly built to be in charge.
With Cancer on the IC, home is the original tide: feeling first, belonging as the ground under everything.
The planets are the cast: ten drives, each in a sign that colours it and a house that gives it a stage. Read down the roster, then see the aspects (the lines where one planet is locked in conversation with another) and the larger patterns they form together.
Of the ten planets, the weight falls in fire and mutable signs: will. Passion. Spirit. The energy of action and inspiration.
Each planet below carries its one-line job. Tap a row to unfold the full reading, and the fine print where there is any.
Read in full in the Big Three above; here as the spine the rest of the chart hangs on.
Read in full in the Big Three above; here as the spine the rest of the chart hangs on.
Mercury is at home here. A quick, plural mind, hungry for input, fluent in speech, excellent at synthesis and translation. The shadow is shallow breadth and a quiet avoidance of depth. Mercury is at home here. The daily mind is the whole life: a voracious learner, a natural communicator, with strong sibling bonds and the local world as the schoolroom.
the fine printMercury is in rulership: it sits in a sign it rules and works at full strength here.
Venus is at home here. Love is sensual, loyal and steady, devoted to quality and permanence, with the body as its first language. The shadow is possessiveness dressed up as devotion. Venus is at home here. Pleasure is in what you own and value: ease with money and possessions, well-developed senses, and support that tends to flow from what you cherish.
the fine printVenus is in rulership: it sits in a sign it rules and works at full strength here.
The drive is fluid and indirect, sometimes hard to mobilise, and anger dissolves into sadness or escape. The shadow is avoiding direct conflict by dissolving away from it. Anger goes hidden. The fight happens invisibly, sometimes turned against the self without notice, and the work suits hospitals, prisons and behind-the-scenes roles.
Growth comes through action, courage and beginnings, carried by faith in the new. The shadow is an ego inflated by constant starting with no follow-through. Growth comes through the self. A generous, confident presence, often physically large or expansive, and a person tends to be lucky simply in how they arrive.
The work is on belief, philosophy and meaning: lessons in earning your own convictions. The shadow is dogma standing in for inquiry. Belief must be built, not inherited. Often sceptical of received wisdom, you have to construct your own philosophy, and it becomes a deep, hard-won mastery.
the fine printSaturn was retrograde at your birth: this drive works inwardly first, revisiting and refining before it pushes outward.
A generation that rebels in the first person, rewriting what selfhood means. The unconscious rewires itself. Sudden spiritual awakenings, hidden material breaking through unexpectedly, and a periodically reshaped inner life.
An era that dreams of universal creativity, the spiritualising of celebrity and self-expression. The heart is wide open. Strong artistic gifts and idealised love, with the creative life, and even the children, sometimes hard to see clearly.
An era that remakes home, family and nation, putting belonging through death and rebirth. The roots hold the family shadow. Deep secrets at the origin, an intense home life, and often the task of carrying what the family buried.
If the planets are the actors, the houses are the twelve rooms they act in. Each room carries a sign on its door, a ruler that ties it to a planet elsewhere in the chart, and sometimes tenants living inside it. Tap any house to open the full reading: the sign, the ruler chain, and who lives there.
The sign on the doorAries sits on the cusp of this house, so self, body, first impression is coloured by Aries. This energy is not the fire that sustains.
Who runs itThe 1st house is ruled by Mars, which sits in Pisces in your 12th house. So how your self, body, first impression goes is tied to rest, release, the unseen: the two rooms are wired together. Anger goes hidden.
The body. The mask. The threshold. The way you arrive.
The first house is the house of identity in its most physical and immediate sense. It is the body. The appearance. The way a person walks into a room. The first impression. The mask the soul wears in its encounter with the world.
The cusp of the first house is the Ascendant, also called the Rising sign, and it is one of the four most important points in the entire chart. The sign on the first house cusp colors the entire chart because it is the lens through which everything else is expressed. Two people with identical sun signs and different risings live in different bodies, project different energies, and meet the world through completely different doorways.
The sign on the doorTaurus sits on the cusp of this house, so money, values, worth is coloured by Taurus. If Aries is the spark, Taurus is what survives the fire.
Who runs itThe 2nd house is ruled by Venus, which sits in Taurus in your 2nd house. So how your money, values, worth goes is tied to money, values, worth: the two rooms are wired together. Venus is at home here.
Worth. Resources. What is owned. What is valued. The body as instrument.
The second house is the house of value in both the financial and the deeper sense. Money lives here, but money is downstream of something more fundamental: the sense of what one is worth, what one is built to receive, what one is allowed to have. The second house is the relationship to having itself.
The second house also rules the senses, the talents, the natural gifts the person came in with. The body is in the first house. What the body can do and what the body has access to is in the second house.
The sign on the doorGemini sits on the cusp of this house, so mind, words, siblings is coloured by Gemini. This is why Gemini is restless.
Who runs itThe 3rd house is ruled by Mercury, which sits in Gemini in your 3rd house. So how your mind, words, siblings goes is tied to mind, words, siblings: the two rooms are wired together. Mercury is at home here.
The mind. The local world. Siblings, neighbors, the school, the daily exchange.
The third house is the house of the mind in its everyday, mechanical functioning. Learning. Speaking. Writing. The way information moves through the person and out into the immediate environment. The local world, in the literal sense: the neighborhood, the commute, the people the person sees every day without thinking about it.
The third house rules siblings, the early peer experience, the first encounter with people who are neither parent nor child but lateral. The school years. The friends who shaped the way the mind learned to operate.
The sign on the doorCancer sits on the cusp of this house, so home, roots, family is coloured by Cancer. Cancer is the fourth sign because after birth, body, and language, the self needs to feel itself.
Who runs itThe 4th house is ruled by Moon, which sits in Pisces in your 12th house. So how your home, roots, family goes is tied to rest, release, the unseen: the two rooms are wired together. Feeling runs hidden and oceanic.
The home. The roots. The family. The ground beneath the feet.
The fourth house is not behind you. It is beneath you. Most people experience the fourth house as history, the past, the parents, the childhood home, something that already happened. The fourth house is not historical. It is structural. It is the ground the person is currently standing on, active right now in the same way a foundation is active in a building: invisibly, with consequences that only become visible when something goes wrong or when something extraordinary is built above it.
The cusp of the fourth house is the Imum Coeli, the lowest point in the chart, the place farthest from the sky. The ancients called this point the underground.
The sign on the doorLeo sits on the cusp of this house, so creativity, romance, play is coloured by Leo. The Sun rules Leo, and the Sun is the only ruler that is also its own esoteric ruler.
Who runs itThe 5th house is ruled by Sun, which sits in Taurus in your 2nd house. So how your creativity, romance, play goes is tied to money, values, worth: the two rooms are wired together. The self is forged through what you value and what you hold.
Creation. Play. Pleasure. Children. The radiance of the self.
The fifth house is the house of self-expression in the most generative sense. What the person makes. Not the work that is required, which lives in the sixth house. The work that is chosen because making it is the point. Art, sport, romance, play, the things done for the sheer joy of doing them.
The fifth house also rules children, biological or otherwise, because children are creative output in the most literal possible sense. The thing made by the body, given a separate life, allowed to become its own self.
The sign on the doorVirgo sits on the cusp of this house, so work, health, routine is coloured by Virgo. Virgo is the sixth sign because after the self has expressed, it has to refine.
Who runs itThe 6th house is ruled by Mercury, which sits in Gemini in your 3rd house. So how your work, health, routine goes is tied to mind, words, siblings: the two rooms are wired together. Mercury is at home here.
Daily work. The body's care. Service. The craft of the ordinary day.
The sixth house is the house of practice. The daily routines that compose the texture of a life. The work that is required, as distinct from the work that is chosen. The health practices that maintain the body. The small disciplines that, repeated over years, become the difference between a life that holds together and a life that does not.
The sixth house rules the body in its functional sense: digestion, daily energy, the systems that keep the organism running. The house of service, in the sense that the work done here is in service of larger purposes, which become visible elsewhere in the chart.
The sign on the doorLibra sits on the cusp of this house, so partnership, the other is coloured by Libra. The scales are the symbol because Libra is the energy of weighing.
Who runs itThe 7th house is ruled by Venus, which sits in Taurus in your 2nd house. So how your partnership, the other goes is tied to money, values, worth: the two rooms are wired together. Venus is at home here.
Partnership. The other. Marriage. Open enemies. The mirror.
The seventh house is the house of the one-to-one relationship in its most significant form. Marriage. The committed partnership. The business partner. The therapist. The close friend who has become a member of the inner life. The seventh house is the encounter with the other that reveals what could not be seen alone.
The cusp of the seventh house is the Descendant, directly opposite the Ascendant. Where the first house describes the self the person is consciously building, the seventh house describes the qualities the person tends to project onto other people, and therefore to encounter through them. The seventh house is the mirror.
The sign on the doorScorpio sits on the cusp of this house, so intimacy, depth, the shared is coloured by Scorpio. This is the sign of taboo, not because Scorpio is drawn to the shocking, but because Scorpio refuses to leave any room of the human experience unentered.
Who runs itThe 8th house is ruled by Mars, which sits in Pisces in your 12th house. So how your intimacy, depth, the shared goes is tied to rest, release, the unseen: the two rooms are wired together. Anger goes hidden.
Death. Sex. Other people's money. The merging. The transformation.
The eighth house is the house of the deep merging. What happens between two beings after the social surface of the seventh house has been traversed and the actual intimacy begins. Sex in its transformational sense. Death, both literal and metaphorical. The shared resources of partnership. The shadow material that comes up between people who have actually met each other.
This is the house of inheritance, of what comes from others, of the bank loans and the insurance policies and the wills and the alimony. Anything where the person's resources are entangled with someone else's.
The sign on the doorSagittarius sits on the cusp of this house, so belief, travel, meaning is coloured by Sagittarius. The arrow is the symbol because Sagittarius is the energy of aim.
Who runs itThe 9th house is ruled by Jupiter, which sits in Aries in your 1st house. So how your belief, travel, meaning goes is tied to self, body, first impression: the two rooms are wired together. Growth comes through the self.
The wide world. Philosophy. Long-distance travel. The search for meaning.
The ninth house is the house of expansion in the philosophical sense. Higher education, in the sense of education that changes the framework rather than just adding information to the existing one. Religion, philosophy, the spiritual search, the encounter with the foreign culture that reframes the familiar one. Long-distance travel, both physical and intellectual.
The ninth house is where the person looks for the larger pattern. The framework that makes the chaos cohere. The truth that is bigger than the personal life.
The sign on the doorCapricorn sits on the cusp of this house, so career, reputation, calling is coloured by Capricorn. Capricorn is the tenth sign because after the search has expanded, the wisdom has to be brought into form.
Who runs itThe 10th house is ruled by Saturn, which sits in Sagittarius in your 9th house. So how your career, reputation, calling goes is tied to belief, travel, meaning: the two rooms are wired together. Belief must be built, not inherited.
The public. The career. The legacy. The mountain.
The tenth house is the house of vocation in the deep sense. The work the person is publicly known for. The mountain they are climbing. The mark they are making on the outside world. The cusp of the tenth house is the Midheaven, the highest point in the chart, the place where the person is most visible to others.
This is not the same as the job. The job is sixth house. The career, in the tenth house sense, is the larger trajectory. The public identity. The thing the world will remember the person for.
The sign on the doorAquarius sits on the cusp of this house, so friends, community, future is coloured by Aquarius. Aquarius is the eleventh sign because after mastery has been built, the structure has to be opened to something larger than the individual.
Who runs itThe 11th house is ruled by Saturn, which sits in Sagittarius in your 9th house. So how your friends, community, future goes is tied to belief, travel, meaning: the two rooms are wired together. Belief must be built, not inherited.
Friends. Community. The group. The future. The hopes and wishes.
The eleventh house is the house of belonging in its larger form. Not the family of origin, which is fourth house. Not the partnership, which is seventh house. The chosen community. The friend group. The professional network. The cause that draws like-minded people together around a shared purpose.
This is also the house of the future in a particular sense. The hopes and wishes. The vision of what could be. The collective dream the person is contributing to.
The sign on the doorPisces sits on the cusp of this house, so rest, release, the unseen is coloured by Pisces. Pisces is the twelfth and final sign because after everything has been built, expressed, refined, partnered, transformed, expanded, mastered, and visioned, there has to be a dissolution.
Who runs itThe 12th house is ruled by Jupiter, which sits in Aries in your 1st house. So how your rest, release, the unseen goes is tied to self, body, first impression: the two rooms are wired together. Growth comes through the self.
The hidden. The unconscious. The retreat. The dissolution. The behind-the-scenes life.
The twelfth house is the most misunderstood house in the chart. It is called the house of self-undoing, the house of hidden enemies, the house of confinement, and these old names are not wrong but they are surface. The twelfth house is the house of what is hidden. From others, from the conscious self, from the daylight life.
This is where the unconscious lives. Where the dream content lives. Where the psychic permeability lives. The twelfth house is the field beneath the field, the substrate from which the rest of the chart emerges.
Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto name the slow forces in your chart. Skip the generation essay for a moment: what matters is which house each one hits in your life. That is where freedom, vision, or deep change stops being abstract and becomes personal. For the long definitions, use the glossary.
where you break from the past. Why it matters for youIn your 12th house (the inner life, rest, and what stays unseen), this planet breaks stale patterns and invents a freer way forward. This is where you cannot stay small or copy the old script. Freedom here is not a mood: it is a requirement.The gift in your 12th houseIn rest, release, the unseen, you can offer originality, sudden insight, and the nerve to do it differently.
A generation that rebels in the first person, rewriting what selfhood means.
Want the long form? Open Uranus in the glossary →
where you dream and dissolve. Why it matters for youIn your 5th house (creativity, romance, and what you make), this planet softens hard edges, opens imagination, and blurs what is fake. This is where you feel more than the room admits, and where vision or fog can both get loud. Clarity here is sacred.The gift in your 5th houseIn creativity, romance, play, you can offer imagination, real empathy, and a channel past the surface.
An era that dreams of universal creativity, the spiritualising of celebrity and self-expression.
Want the long form? Open Neptune in the glossary →
where you are remade. Why it matters for youIn your 4th house (home, family, and your foundations), this planet ends what is finished and rebuilds power from the root. This is where life asks you to strip the false layer and keep what is real. Intensity here is information, not a flaw.The gift in your 4th houseIn home, roots, family, you can offer regenerative depth and the power to rebuild after endings.
An era that remakes home, family and nation, putting belonging through death and rebirth.
Want the long form? Open Pluto in the glossary →
Chiron is the tender place that becomes medicine. Lilith is the part of you that refuses to perform. Short takes below: for the full wound and shadow maps, open the glossary.
The wound is worth and security: a scarcity that fears change and quietly doubts you deserve comfort or abundance, often rooted in early instability. The body may brace against pleasure as if something will be taken back. It plays out most loudly in the 2nd house (money, values, worth). Full Chiron in the glossary →
Lilith is the part of you that sees under the mask and will not pretend you did not. It is depth that was called inappropriate. The medicine is a life where that depth is the point, not the problem. That part of you surfaces most loudly in the 8th house (intimacy, depth, the shared): the room where the untamed self will not stay quiet. Full Lilith in the glossary →
This chart runs on fire. Every element has a low expression and a high one: the work is knowing which way you are tilting, and the mantra that walks you back.
Burnout and scorched ground. Unchecked, the fire runs on ego and impatience: starting everything, finishing little, mistaking heat for progress and leaving people singed.
The everyday work is pacing. Channel the spark into one or two real things, let them burn slow, and check who is standing in the blast radius before you ignite.
A genuine source of warmth and momentum. At your best the fire is courage that moves a whole room: you start what others only talk about and you make the brave choice look obvious.
“My fire is a tool, not a verdict: I choose where it burns.”
Leave with five hard lines about yourself. Not a life sentence: a pocket map. Everything above was the chart talking. This is what it says about you.
Want the language behind these lines? Browse the glossary → Sun, Moon, Rising, elements, and the slow planets all open there.
Not a list of placements. The balance, the dominant, the spine, and how they bind.
At a glance, yours is an earth, mutable chart led by the Moon. That is the shorthand. Here is what it actually means, woven together.
an earth-dominant chart, which means you run on the tangible, the practical, and the real. You build steadily, you trust what you can touch, and you ground the people around you, though you can resist change and get stuck in the material.
Missing: Little or no air can mean objectivity and detachment are hard, that you feel your way through where others think theirs, and stepping back to see clearly takes deliberate effort. You may seek out airy people for the perspective they bring.
By mode, your chart is mutable-heavy, which makes you an adapter. You flow with what comes, you adjust easily, and you carry many sides comfortably. The work is in commitment, in choosing a direction and staying long enough for it to become something.
Your Moon is the loudest force in your chart, which means feeling, instinct, and the inner life run the show. You are lunar, led by emotion and the need for safety more than by logic or will, deeply attuned and deeply sensitive.
Taurus Sun · Pisces Moon · Aries rising Your Sun in Taurus is the core self, your Moon in Pisces is the inner emotional life, and your Aries Rising is how you arrive. Your three pillars run on three different elements, which gives you genuine range. You carry several inner climates at once, and the work is letting each take its turn rather than letting one dominate. These three together are the spine of the whole chart.
Shapes three or more planets make together: the geometry that binds the chart as a system.
No major aspect patterns sit tight enough to qualify here. The chart reads as a network of pair contacts rather than a defining geometry.
The closest conversations in the chart: where two planets sit at an exact angle and never stop talking. Tightest orb first; these are the loudest.
In you, Mercury works easily with Uranus, bringing together your mind and how you communicate and your need for freedom and the urge to break form. They support each other whenever you call on them, an inner talent available the moment you choose to use it.
In you, the Moon works easily with Venus, bringing together your emotional needs and instincts and your capacity for love and pleasure. They support each other whenever you call on them, an inner talent available the moment you choose to use it.
In you, Jupiter flows together with Neptune, bringing together your faith, growth, and excess and your imagination, longing, and the dissolving impulse. They cooperate so naturally you may not even notice the gift, an inner ease that grants talent, with the only risk being that you coast on it instead of developing it.
In you, the Sun grinds against Neptune, bringing together your core identity and will and your imagination, longing, and the dissolving impulse. They pull in directions that do not agree, an inner friction that becomes real growth when you work it rather than avoid it. This is one of the knots you are here to untangle.
In you, the Moon flows together with Pluto, bringing together your emotional needs and instincts and your relationship to power and deep change. They cooperate so naturally you may not even notice the gift, an inner ease that grants talent, with the only risk being that you coast on it instead of developing it.
Every chart runs on flow and friction. The gifts are where the energy already moves easily; the challenges are where it meets resistance: the places that ask for effort and pay it back as range and strength.
This chart runs on an even mix of flow and friction: real ease in some places, real effort in others, and range that comes from holding both.
Mercury sits in the sign it rules, so it works at full power here: one of the chart's natural, load-bearing strengths.
Venus sits in the sign it rules, so it works at full power here: one of the chart's natural, load-bearing strengths.
An easy, available link: Mercury and Uranus feed each other with almost no effort. This is talent that shows up early and runs in the background.
An easy, available link: Moon and Venus feed each other with almost no effort. This is talent that shows up early and runs in the background.
A natural, flowing ease: Jupiter and Neptune feed each other with almost no effort. This is talent that shows up early and runs in the background.
An easy, available link: Neptune and Vertex feed each other with almost no effort. This is talent that shows up early and runs in the background.
A polarity asking to be balanced: the pull between Saturn and Part of Fortune never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
A productive friction: the pull between Moon and North Node never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
A polarity asking to be balanced: the pull between Jupiter and Vertex never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
A productive friction: the pull between Sun and Neptune never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
A polarity asking to be balanced: the pull between Sun and Black Moon Lilith never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
A productive friction: the pull between Moon and Mercury never fully settles, and that restless charge is exactly what keeps you growing here.
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| Point | Position | House | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | 23°13' Taurus | 2nd house | · |
| Moon | 11°01' Pisces | 12th house | · |
| Mercury | 5°43' Gemini | 3rd house | rulership |
| Venus | 10°10' Taurus | 2nd house | rulership |
| Mars | 28°01' Pisces | 12th house | chart ruler |
| Jupiter | 25°27' Aries | 1st house | · |
| Saturn | 17°30' Sagittarius | 9th house | retrograde |
| Uranus | 6°02' Aries | 12th house | · |
| Neptune | 26°24' Leo | 5th house | · |
| Pluto | 15°23' Cancer | 4th house | · |
| Chiron | 6°49' Taurus | 2nd house | · |
| North Node | 9°36' Gemini | 3rd house | retrograde |
| South Node | 9°36' Sagittarius | 9th house | retrograde |
| Black Moon Lilith | 18°38' Scorpio | 8th house | · |
| Part of Fortune | 18°27' Gemini | 3rd house | · |
| Vertex | 23°24' Libra | 7th house | · |
| From | Aspect | To | Orb |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercury | sextile | Uranus | 0.31° |
| Moon | sextile | Venus | 0.85° |
| Jupiter | trine | Neptune | 0.94° |
| Saturn | opposition | Part-Of-Fortune | 0.96° |
| Moon | square | North-Node | 1.41° |
| Jupiter | opposition | Vertex | 2.05° |
| Neptune | sextile | Vertex | 2.99° |
| Sun | square | Neptune | 3.18° |
| Pluto | trine | Lilith | 3.24° |
| Venus | conjunction | Chiron | 3.36° |
| Uranus | sextile | North-Node | 3.58° |
| Mercury | conjunction | North-Node | 3.90° |
| Moon | sextile | Chiron | 4.21° |
| Moon | trine | Pluto | 4.37° |
| Sun | opposition | Lilith | 4.59° |
| Sun | sextile | Mars | 4.80° |
| Part-Of-Fortune | trine | Vertex | 4.95° |
| Moon | square | Mercury | 5.31° |
| Moon | square | Saturn | 6.47° |
| Moon | square | Part-Of-Fortune | 7.44° |
| Moon | trine | Lilith | 7.61° |
| Lilith | quincunx | Part-Of-Fortune | 0.18° |
| Sun | quincunx | Vertex | 0.18° |
| Sun | quintile | Moon | 0.20° |
| Mars | quintile | North-Node | 0.41° |
| Uranus | quintile | Part-Of-Fortune | 0.43° |
| Venus | semisextile | North-Node | 0.56° |
| Moon | semisquare | Jupiter | 0.57° |
| Uranus | semisextile | Chiron | 0.78° |
| Jupiter | semisquare | North-Node | 0.85° |
| Mercury | semisextile | Chiron | 1.10° |
| Saturn | semisextile | Lilith | 1.14° |
| North-Node | sesquiquadrate | Vertex | 1.21° |
| Venus | biquintile | Saturn | 1.33° |
| Mars | quincunx | Neptune | 1.62° |
| Saturn | quincunx | Pluto | 2.11° |
| Point | Position | House | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | 23°13' Taurus | 2nd house | · |
| Moon | 11°01' Pisces | 12th house | · |
| Mercury | 5°43' Gemini | 3rd house | rulership |
| Venus | 10°10' Taurus | 2nd house | rulership |
| Mars | 28°01' Pisces | 12th house | chart ruler |
| Jupiter | 25°27' Aries | 1st house | · |
| Saturn | 17°30' Sagittarius | 9th house | retrograde |
| Uranus | 6°02' Aries | 12th house | · |
| Neptune | 26°24' Leo | 5th house | · |
| Pluto | 15°23' Cancer | 4th house | · |
| Chiron | 6°49' Taurus | 2nd house | · |
| North Node | 9°36' Gemini | 3rd house | retrograde |
| South Node | 9°36' Sagittarius | 9th house | retrograde |
| Black Moon Lilith | 18°38' Scorpio | 8th house | · |
| Part of Fortune | 18°27' Gemini | 3rd house | · |
| Vertex | 23°24' Libra | 7th house | · |
| From | Aspect | To | Orb | Phase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mercury | sextile | uranus | 0.31° | applying |
| moon | sextile | venus | 0.85° | separating |
| jupiter | trine | neptune | 0.94° | applying |
| saturn | opposition | part-of-fortune | 0.96° | separating |
| moon | square | north-node | 1.41° | separating |
| jupiter | opposition | vertex | 2.05° | separating |
| neptune | sextile | vertex | 2.99° | separating |
| sun | square | neptune | 3.18° | applying |
| pluto | trine | lilith | 3.24° | separating |
| venus | conjunction | chiron | 3.36° | separating |
| uranus | sextile | north-node | 3.58° | applying |
| mercury | conjunction | north-node | 3.90° | applying |
| moon | sextile | chiron | 4.21° | separating |
| moon | trine | pluto | 4.37° | applying |
| sun | opposition | lilith | 4.59° | separating |
| sun | sextile | mars | 4.80° | applying |
| part-of-fortune | trine | vertex | 4.95° | separating |
| moon | square | mercury | 5.31° | separating |
| moon | square | saturn | 6.47° | applying |
| moon | square | part-of-fortune | 7.44° | applying |
| moon | trine | lilith | 7.61° | applying |
| lilith | quincunx | part-of-fortune | 0.18° | separating |
| sun | quincunx | vertex | 0.18° | applying |
| sun | quintile | moon | 0.20° | separating |
| mars | quintile | north-node | 0.41° | separating |
| uranus | quintile | part-of-fortune | 0.43° | applying |
| venus | semisextile | north-node | 0.56° | separating |
| moon | semisquare | jupiter | 0.57° | separating |
| uranus | semisextile | chiron | 0.78° | separating |
| jupiter | semisquare | north-node | 0.85° | separating |
| mercury | semisextile | chiron | 1.10° | applying |
| saturn | semisextile | lilith | 1.14° | separating |
| north-node | sesquiquadrate | vertex | 1.21° | applying |
| venus | biquintile | saturn | 1.33° | applying |
| mars | quincunx | neptune | 1.62° | separating |
| saturn | quincunx | pluto | 2.11° | applying |