Stories from the Stars

I. Introduction

II. The Stars that Shape your Character

Agena in Centaurus

Agena is a blue-green star below the left knee of the Centaur's leg. It is in the constellation Centaurus, also known as Chiron, who orbits around the South Pole. Centaurus carries a spear and moves toward Ara, the altar, to make a sacrifice to the gods. His story is that of a being both a healer and a teacher who heals his own personal wound through sacrifice. Agena represents one side of this sacrifice, which is also one approach to healing, and that is the importance of [...]

[..] Thus a simple project based on grass roots issues can turn into a large success. You could also write about such things and, if you do, then many people respond to your words. If you do not write, then you could focus your skills into cooking, repairing objects or dealing with animals on a daily level. This star [...]

III. The Stars that Shape your Vocation

Alcyone in the Pleiades

The star Alcyone shapes your thoughts about how to steer your life and discover your vocation. Alcyone is the small blue-green star which is the main star of the Pleiades, an asterism of seven stars called The Seven Divine Stars by the Babylonians. Across many cultures these stars were said to contain the power to protect a person from difficulties through magical incantations. Thus, as part of your vocation, you are drawn to areas which involve metaphysical issues or [...]

[..] For the same penetrating inner vision allows you to see such intense situations clearly when everyone else is in turmoil or full of doubt. Thus by devoting your whole life to solving a mystery or an insoluble problem - in such areas as medicine, forensics, cutting edge research, or innovative technological [...]

IV. The Star Stories in Your Life

Sibling Rivalry: Struggling with the light and the dark

This is a story of the twins of the heavens. They have many different names but the Greeks knew them as Castor and Pollux, the two brothers that make up the constellation Gemini. They are symbolic of all polarities, the point of balance between black and white, the fragile nature of competition, and the understanding of antithesis. One twin is blessed living an uncomplicated life, never worried by internal conflict and full of self-assurance and optimism. The other twin is destined to wrestle with [...]

[..] It began by your interest in the more unpopular and even dangerous ideas of others, often leading to conflict with those who loved you, for you believed that the physical solution won the day. Such an attitude lead to accidents or arguments. From this contraire and, at times, reckless period of your [...]

V. Conclusion

Personal Star Map

The upper part of the image shows the eastern hemisphere of the sky, as seen at the time and location of your birth. It is centered on the east point (E).

The lower part of the image shows the western hemisphere of the sky, as seen at the time and location of your birth. It is centered on the west point (W).

The highlighted stars play a key role in this astrological reading. The red ones appear in chapter II, the blue ones in chapter III and the green ones in chapter IV.

The bright halves of the diagrams show the sky above the horizon; the dark halves show the sky below the horizon.

The horizon is indicated by horizontal lines, the boundary circles themselves represent the meridian. The planets (drawn red) move along the band of the zodiac. Dashed lines indicate the celestial equator and circumpolar circles.

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