All spreadsPersonality and character
The Planets
Eleven cards on the classical horoscope wheel: ten planets and the ascendant. Each planet answers for one area of character, and the whole wheel shows what your temperament is assembled from.
Fits a full, systematic map of character, not a sudden moment of losing yourself.
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- 11
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- 20
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How to read it
The Sun sits at the centre — your essence; everything else is read in relation to it. Take the personal planets first: Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars, the everyday character, the way you feel, speak, love and get angry. Jupiter and Saturn are social: where luck finds you and where you limit yourself. Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are read more softly; they are generational background and deep shifts rather than daily traits. The ascendant closes the circle: it is the door through which people first see you. Look for cards repeating a suit or element — the character thickens there.
Positions
Sun
Your essence and the reason you get up at all: the centre of the whole chart.
Moon
Your feeling nature: what soothes you, what wounds you, what you look for at home.
Mercury
How you think and speak: speed of mind, manner of arguing, the way you explain yourself.
Venus
What you find beautiful and valuable: taste, money, the way you love and receive.
Mars
Your will and anger: how you get your way and what you are ready to fight for.
Jupiter
Where growth and luck come to you, and where you tend to overestimate yourself.
Saturn
Your main labour and main fear: where life demands patience and discipline of you.
Uranus
Where you do not fit the common pattern and where sudden turns enter your life.
Neptune
The area where you dream and deceive yourself: your inspiration and your illusions at once.
Pluto
What is reborn in you through crisis: your power, obsession and ability to start over.
Ascendant
The first impression you make: the mask put on before you have had time to think.
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