The planet that has the most effect in your entire natal chart is your dominant planet. This is based on a variety of factors, including interactions with the planet and the planet’s position. Your ascendant is the ruler of your chart.
Your dominant planet encapsulates you and your chart, revealing which aspect of your personality is most apparent and powerful in your life. Your chart ruler directs the flow of your graph. It has to do with your feeling of self-expression and identity. It also establishes the tone for the rest of your life.
Because many portions of a person’s natal chart are left relatively unconscious or buried, you may not experience the affects of your dominating planet as much as you feel the influences of your chart ruler. Even whether they are unconscious or concealed, these parts contribute to a person’s dominant planet. Because the ascendant is one of the most prominent and apparent points in the chart, you may experience the effects of the chart ruler more strongly and be more conscious of its influence.
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What is the most important factor in your life?
According to chakra psychology, everyone of us has a dominant element based on the element we were born with (our astrology sign), as well as our upbringing and how we grow through the developmental phases. Your dominant element determines your thoughts, activities, relationships, and motives, as well as the one in which you are most inadequate (your opposite element and the key to bringing you back into balance).
What does having a dominant house imply?
When a house is dominating, it simply implies that the area of life with which it is related will be amplified, or at the very least extremely essential to you and your identity. To learn more about the houses, go to the page I referenced in Step One, but here are some generalizations about what it implies when each house is dominating.
What’s the best way to figure out which astrological house you’re in?
Every zodiac chart is divided into 12 signs, and each of those signs is divided into 12 houses. Every planet in your chart is positioned in both a sign and a house, and each house represents a different area of life, from travel and romance to career. These two configurations show how a planet’s impact might manifest in your life.
It’s a lot to take in, which is why astrologer Chani Nicholas, author of You Were Born For This: The Astrology of Radical Self-Acceptance, recommends seeing the astrological mix of planets, signs, and houses as a theater production. “The planets are the characters, the signs are the costumes they’re wearing, and the homes represent the stages, or areas of life,” she explains. “Planets display their vitality in the style of the sign they are in, and they stand out in whatever realm of life, or house, they are in.”
While you may utilize diagrams like the one above to find the sign and house placements for each planet in your chart, it might be intimidating. Finding out which house your sun sign belongs to is an excellent place to start. Simply enter your birth time, place, and location into an online natal chart generator, such as this one, and scroll down to the textual description of your solar sign. You’ll find out what house it’s in there.
“The house in which the sun is located in your horoscope indicates a significant area of life in which you must express yourself and live out your primary life goal.” Astrologer Chani Nicholas
“The sun is a vital aspect of our life’s mission because it represents our essential selves,” Nicholas explains. “The house in which the sun is located in your horoscope indicates a significant area of life in which you must express yourself and live out your primary life goal.” , if your sun is in Virgo and you are in your tenth year
What is the location of my chart ruler?
- Mars, Aries, “I am” in the first house
- Venus in Taurus, second house, “I value”
- Mercury, Gemini, 3rd House, “I believe”
- Fourth House: Cancer, Moon, “I feel”
- “I will,” says the Sun in Leo’s fifth house.
- Mercury in Virgo, 6th House, “I analyze”
- Venus, Libra, “I balance,” 7th House
- “I desire” is the eighth house, which is ruled by Mars and Pluto in Scorpio.
- “I see,” Jupiter, Sagittarius, Ninth House
- Saturn, Capricorn, 10th House, “I use”
- Uranus, Aquarius, 11th House “I understand,” says the speaker.
- Neptune, Pisces, 12th House, “I believe”
We can talk about the chart ruler and its overall relevance in your birth chart now that you know the basics of each astrological house and its planetary ruler. For begin, the major theme of our cosmic footprint is determined by our chart ruler, which is absolutely unique to each individual. We need to look at the house in which that planet lives, as well as the sign it occupies, once we know our rising sign and its ruling planet. If your rising sign is Sagittarius, for example, check to see which house and sign Jupiter, Sagittarius’ ruling planet, is in. That is the ruler for your chart.
Using that example, what happens if you’re a rising Sagittarius with Jupiter in Gemini in your seventh house, dubbed the house of partnerships? Because Jupiter is associated with luck and abundance, and Gemini is associated with curiosity and chattiness, you will naturally attract mentally engaging partners, but you will likely become bored of them shortly. This is how your ascendant sign can tell you so much about yourself.
Please take a moment to find out what your rising sign is if you haven’t already. Your life is going to alter in a positive way.
What planets do I have that are powerful?
When a planet is in the sign of exaltation, it is capable of carrying out its primary mission and is thus referred to as a strong planet. Jupiter, for example, is a powerful planet in Cancer, with the Sun in Aries, Mars in Capricorn, Rahu in Gemini, Saturn in Libra, and the Moon in Taurus.
What are the symptoms of air dominance?
There are a few distinct lenses through which you can have access to zodiacal knowledge. The most obvious method is to learn about planets, aspects, and houses based on your own narcissistic discoveries through the lens of your own birth chart. This is a perfectly valid route. I’ve completed the task. It’s something I’ve done to myself, my crushes, and even my celebrity crushes. I was ten years old and anxious to figure out how Gerard Way, the lead singer of My Chemical Romance, and I could finally make it work. One of the touchstones of my current astrological understanding was that romantic desperation.
But if I could start over, I’d start with the fundamentals: the ingredients. The 12 zodiac signs are split into four elements in Western astrology: air, water, fire, and earth. Each has its own characteristics and associations, which are included in diverse ways by the three signs an element rules.
You’ll have a good knowledge of every sign if you comprehend the ingredients. This will give you access to the full wheel of the zodiac. The planets in each sign become (kind of) easy to imagine from there. Even compatibility, which we’ll discuss later, becomes more straightforward. Earth and water coexist, fire and air coexist, water extinguishes fire, air hovers above the earth… It’s like playing Pokmon or Rock, Paper, Scissors on a cosmic scale.
Of course, it was an air sign who first introduced me to this ingenious strategy. Air signs are both communicative and intellectual. They are experts in the ephemeral, or things that do not have a physical shape in our world, and this is especially true of language and knowledge. Our breath is the air element, and it is the most important and unseen function of our bodies. The Chinese zodiac does not recognize air as a traditional element; instead, it is transformed into qi, the ultimate power that pervades everything. The Air, which represents the East on a Wiccan altar, can be symbolized by anything from a feather to incense; the Air is untouchable and immaterial because it has no tangible material form, even in devotion.
Air signals are especially subject to their own personal projections because air is formless and lacks a physical body. Air signs are unrestricted by space and can fly everywhere, from places to individuals; as a result, they’re prone to total imagination. They prefer theory to practice and can become engrossed in continually thinking or talking about something rather than implementing it.
Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius are the three air signs. For the time being, consider each of them to symbolize a different stage of emotional and spiritual development. Gemini is the first sign on the zodiac calendar, and Aquarius is the last, making it the most mature of the three. So, in Gemini, we have a newborn, a nave variant on air; in Libra, we have a teenager who wants to try everything; and in Aquarius, we have a cantankerous, old soul.
The twins are GEMINI. I believe that the things we dislike the most in ourselves are the qualities that zodiac signs have the worst reputations for, and poor Gemini is a constant victim of that unjust slander. In Paprika, one of my favorite movies, a minor character transforms into a villain, splitting into dual heads and rupturing his seam with cerulean butterflies. “I never knew this side of you!” exclaims the heroine, horrified. “I have many sides,” our doppelganger responds, “and that is what makes me human!”
All of that bullshit about Geminis being two-faced liars is true, but we all do it to some extent. This is code-switching in its purest form. It’s “turning on for work,” having a “phone voice,” and avoiding the topic of your kinky sex life at the dinner table with your Evangelical grandfather. Our identity is fleeting, changing all the time. Gemini simply embraces its natural duality a little more forcefully and openly than the other of the zodiac signs.
What is it like to be an air dominating person?
People born under the sign of the air element have a strong sense of objectivity. Their objectivity allows them to remain unaffected by the behavior, the person in question, or the situation in question.
What does it mean to have a strong fire element?
Summer is the Fire Element’s season. It’s a moment to rejoice and celebrate life’s beauty, richness, and fruition. In this season of maturity, when plants blossom and yield fruit, the climate is hot and dry, and the Earth is abundant. It’s a time for us to unwind and appreciate the bounty.
The heart is the principal organ of the Fire Element in Asian medicine. It refers not only to our chest muscle’s ability to circulate blood, but also to the nature of our mind, which delights in peace and quiet. Heart has an energetic body and a tranquil mind when it is in harmony.
By its very nature, fire is incredibly dynamic. Summer is also a season when people are most active outside. Hiking and swimming are both excellent cardiovascular workouts. Exercise, according to Asian medicine, is just as effective for anxiety and depression as it is for circulation.
Fire symbolizes a happy, contented soul capable of regulating and balancing our emotions. We are satisfied when the Fire Element is balanced in our bodies. Even when our joy overflows, we may act responsibly, always remembering to cherish and respect Mother Earth and our fellow humans. The Fire Element is associated with the feeling “Joy.” The definition of joy used to be considerably different from what we think of today in the United States. It represented inner peace in ancient Asia, which includes harmonious ties with family, friends, community, ancestors, nature, and spirit, among other things. A strong, yet compassionate, inner strength emerges from a healthy Fire Element, and it delights in being “spiritually fit.” Spiritual health refers to having enough heart and spirit to develop and engage our entire selves. As a result, meditation is the recommended activity for tonifying the Fire Element.
Meditation allows us to accomplish the Fire Element’s general functions, such as receiving, responding to, and adjusting to life’s stimuli, from the center of our core of tranquility. When we consider the Fire Element in this light, “contentment” may be a better translation than “joy.” This peaceful satisfaction stems from an inner recognition and appreciation of our true Self’s beauty.
The Person of Fire
When the Fire Element is in harmony, it produces a person who has a strong sense of self and a sympathetic, sociable attitude. People that have a lot of Fire energy in their personality might be quite charming. They are vivacious and expressive, and they are excellent at motivating others. They could enjoy conversing and socializing. They dislike being alone and seek out other people’s affection and attention. Many of them are talented artists. Fire personalities are also kind and easy to communicate with. They enjoy pleasing others and are skilled at complimenting them.
When someone is out of balance, they may become self-absorbed, thrown about by the emotional ups and downs of life’s dramas (great or small, real or imagined), unable to find a moment’s peace of mind. Mood swings, restlessness, and manipulative behavior are all negative traits associated with an excess of Fire in the personality.
Of course, everyone who strives to live life to the fullest will likely exhibit moods that are challenging for those around them at times. “Is this a scenario where I should restrain my response, or is this a time when I should ‘go for it’ and risk the consequences?” we may have to ask ourselves at these times. The solutions must come from a position of deep self-awareness, one that is full of heart. As a result, meditation is seen to be the most tonifying exercise for Fire.
Neck and shoulder pain, morning stiffness in the neck or low back, certain types of headaches, insomnia, easily overwhelmed, lack of concentration, obsessive thinking, anxiety, palpitations, poor digestion, poor circulation, and tingling in the fingers are some of the most common Fire Element complaints.
Palpitations, hypertension, cardiac troubles, and mouth and tongue sores are all common ailments.
A person with a weak Fire Element may stutter, talk too much and too quickly, or laugh nervously. Anxiety, restlessness, and insomnia are all possible symptoms. They could be overly exuberant, readily pushed to extremes, or emotionally frigid and unfeeling.
People who are strongly impacted by the Fire Element may be sensitive in extremely hot weather, and walking might help them relax and center themselves. The flavor of Fire is a bitter one. Although coffee has a harsh taste, its effects can irritate the heart. Dark, green leafy vegetables are among the bitter flavors that are good for you.
What does it imply to be changeable fixed and cardinal?
There are four different elements in the 12 zodiac signs: fire, earth, air, and water. When you break each ingredient down, you’re left with three distinct categories.
Each zodiac sign has its own set of strengths, limitations, and operating methods. Because each potential zodiac sign occurs at a different period of the year and represents a distinct characteristic of that season, this is the case.
Spring, summer, autumn, and winter are the four seasons of the Earth’s yearly cycle. We can see that the year begins (in the Northern Hemisphere) with fiery Aries season and ends with delicate Pisces season by aligning the zodiac signs in the correct order. When we consider these seasonal shifts, we notice something remarkable and lovely: the zodiac signs likewise reflect the changing seasons throughout the year.
The many stages in the year’s seasonal cycle are referred to as zodiac sign qualities (sometimes known as modalities or triplicities). Seasons begin with the zodiac signs of the cardinal signs. Each season is fully embodied by fixed zodiac signs. The mutable zodiac signs bring one season to a close and usher us into the next.
Beyond this concept, there are many fascinating components to the zodiac sign attributes, as a modality that also provides insight into how someone interacts with individuals and groups.
Keep in mind that astrology isn’t simply for predicting life events, though it excels at it. It’s about gaining a deeper knowledge of who we are and how we interact.
