David is interested in planets! Accompany him in his discoveries! Venus changes sign, what impact will this passage have on your loves? Uranus becomes retrograde, what does it mean and what will be the consequences? We have just discovered a new planet, very similar to the earth, will we someday migrate into the cosmos? What is the real influence of the moon in our daily lives? Does the sun have other functions than to give life and warm us up?
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So many questions to which David has found an answer! Do not miss this encounter with the planets of our solar system and beyond: you will learn a lot of news and you will become unbeatable!
The Dominant Sign: Why It Can Influence More Than Your Sun Sign.
In astrology, the sun sign is the one we know best: it represents your core identity, your personality. However, your dominant planet—the planet occupying the strongest position in your natal chart—can be far more revealing. For example, if you have a strong Mars influence, you are probably bolder and more combative than your sun sign would suggest. If Jupiter dominates, you may be optimistic and always seeking expansion. This goes beyond the simple traits associated with your sun sign: your dominant planet gives the direction of your life. It will shape your ambitions, your energy, your social interactions, and the way you face life. You may even sometimes feel more in tune with the characteristics of this dominant planet than with those of your own sun sign. This phenomenon shows that you are a complex individual, whose personality is shaped by several cosmic influences. So, to better understand who you are and why you act in this or that way, it is essential to study your natal chart as a whole, and not only your sun sign.
The Disseminating Moon spreads ideas!
Three and a half days after the full Moon, the Sun and Moon are 135 degrees apart. At that moment, you can communicate your ideas with conviction and commitment, and demonstrate to others what you have learned from life and from your experiences. You feel the need to share your understanding, to popularize your knowledge, but it's important to guard against becoming fanatical or losing yourself in a cause.
Jupiter: Your lucky charm or your hidden challenge?
Jupiter, the first of the so-called 'slow' planets, kicks off the lineup of generational traits. It's a large planet that completes its orbit around the zodiac in 12 years, thus spending about a year crossing a sign and thereby giving common characteristics to everyone born that year. Its influence is generally beneficial; it symbolises physical growth and intellectual flourishing. It is also associated with the acquisition of knowledge and helps develop a more philosophical outlook on life. Jupiter informs us about mentality, lifestyle, and the way each of us tends to flourish. Its position reveals how we evolve and integrate socially, our way of cooperating with others. It also represents 'luck' in a general sense as well as the abilities to teach, educate, advise, and organise.
Why does your Moon influence your personality more than your Sun?
When you think about your astrological sign, you often focus on your Sun. But did you know that the Moon plays an equally determinant role in your personality? While the Sun represents your ego, your essence, and what you show to the world, the Moon governs your emotions, your instincts, and your inner world. It is she who determines how you react to emotional and social challenges. For example, a Sun in Leo, who loves the stage and attention, may hide a Moon in Cancer, more sensitive and introverted. Deep emotions, often repressed, are influenced by the Moon. It also reveals your way of loving, your emotional needs, and your sense of security. Your Moon sign tells you a lot about your spontaneous reactions and unconscious habits. In short, if the Sun shapes your “character”, the Moon governs your “heart” and your “soul”. It can even sometimes surpass the impact of the Sun, because emotions tied to the Moon affect every aspect of your daily life. Better understanding your Moon will allow you to identify the hidden needs of your personality and align your actions with your true aspirations. The Moon, in its subtlety, shapes a large part of what you truly are.
Chiron in Astrology
The glyph for Chiron resembles the letter K and a key. In mythology, Chiron was a centaur with a horse's body and a human head. He was the son of the Titan Cronus, the half-brother of Jupiter, and the grandson of Uranus. He lived in a cave and knew medicinal plants, but could not heal his own wound; he could, however, heal others. Prometheus was chained to his rock until an immortal agreed to save him by renouncing his immortality. Chiron thus joined the world of humans to save Prometheus. Chiron represents our share of suffering and our healing abilities. We heal our wounds by helping others. The sign where Chiron is located in a chart represents a wound in our personality and how to heal others. The house in which Chiron is located indicates the domain of life that constitutes a wound and the arena of healing—the ability to help in a given area of existence. People with a strong Chiron can be doctors, healers, or therapists.
Ascendant: What mask do you wear in life?
The time and place of your birth determine your Ascendant and the other houses. The Ascendant is the East point: it indicates the sign that was rising on the horizon at the moment of your birth. In astrology, it symbolizes your aspirations, your motivations, what makes you act or react, the behavior you build, the way you present yourself to approach the world. It is evident in your look and in the attitude you generally display in your encounters. What is the Ascendant? When drawing a birth chart, one places in a circle depicting the sky, with the Earth at the center, the planets as they sit in the sky at the moment of birth. Based on the place and time of birth, with the help of mathematical tables, one then identifies the Houses or sectors of the sky, according to their orientation. The Ascendant will tell you about your functioning, your spontaneous behavior, and your vitality. It is an essential element in the interpretation of a chart. The time and place of your birth determine your Ascendant and the other houses. The Ascendant is the East point: it indicates the sign that was rising on the horizon at the moment of your birth. In astrology, it symbolizes the aspirations, motivations, what makes you act or react, the behavior you build, the look you give to approach the world. It is evident in your look and the attitude you generally display in your encounters.
Venus: What are your true values in love and beauty?
Venus, too, orbits between Earth and the Sun. It completes its orbit around the zodiac in seven to eight months and only influences a natal chart for two or three days, except when it is retrograde at a sensitive point in the chart. However, Venus transits can be usefully employed to anticipate lucky moments in life. Venus is the ruling planet of Taurus and Libra. Venus is associated with feelings, the way we love, and more generally with relationships. It symbolizes charm and femininity in its seductive aspect. It is also the need to communicate with others. Thus, it reveals your behavior or the character you are willing to let others see.
Neptune : What do your imagination and dreams hide?
Neptune is one of the slowest planets and completes a circuit of the zodiac in 164 years; it takes about 14 years to traverse each sign. This giant planet amplifies the entire emotional makeup of the individual, along with the strengths it can convey: inspiration, fertile imagination, empathy, compassion, a spirit of sacrifice, emotional intensity, the possibility of living one’s dreams, spirituality, faith. But it also carries dangers: dependence, fear, weakness, escapism, forgetfulness, confusion, deceit, perversion, neurosis, illusion and despair. Neptune rules the sign of Pisces. Its placement in a sign concerns the collective to a much greater extent, spanning an entire generation, which explains its use in mundane astrology studies. Its influence can, however, become more personal in certain birth charts. It is then interesting to consider where it sits in the chart and which aspects it forms with the other planets.
The Midheaven: The key to your professional mission
Your Midheaven (MC) is a key element in your natal chart, and it can reveal a great deal about your professional mission, your vocation, and even the role you can play in society. In astrology, the MC sits at the top of your chart, and it is tied to how you present yourself publicly, how you are perceived in your career and in your ambitions. Depending on the sign your MC is in, you will have a particular approach to your work. For example, if your Midheaven is in Capricorn, you are naturally drawn to careers that require rigor, organization, and leadership, and you can excel in positions of responsibility. If you have an MC in Pisces, you are probably drawn to creative careers or those that serve others, such as art or healing. The MC in Leo, for its part, shines in roles where it can stand out and be in the spotlight. Your Midheaven reflects not only your professional aspirations, but also how you are seen and valued in the external world. Understanding its influence helps you align your ambitions more clearly and achieve your professional goals.
The Secrets of Pallas
The graphic symbol of Pallas is a diamond shape topped with a cross. In mythology, Pallas was Athena or the ancient Minerva. Favored by Jupiter, she possessed many talents, notably artistic ones. She was also a warrior who achieved victory without brutality, for her sense of strategy, her tactics, in short her intelligence, allowed her to obtain what she wished while remaining invincible. Pallas advised the gods in their war against the giants in a mythological episode. Pallas is the vehicle of thought, the spark from which creative acts are born. It evokes perceptive qualities and promotes social and professional advancement. Pallas in a sign indicates how we fight, how we pursue an art, but also the way we display aggression or violence. Pallas in a house indicates the sector with which we are at odds, the domain for which we fight, where we show courage. Sometimes Pallas represents a life sector where one is exposed to danger from external sources.
