Since antiquity, the astrological descriptions associated with the seven classical planets have been maintained. The seven classical planets are known as “the seven personal and social planets” by astrologers because they are supposed to symbolize each individual’s basic human desires. The Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars are the personal planets. Jupiter and Saturn are the social and transpersonal planets. Jupiter and Saturn are commonly referred to as the first “transpersonal” or “transcendent” planets because they mark the transition from the inner personal planets to the outer modern, impersonal planets. The planets and their associated qualities are listed below.
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In astrology, what do personal planets mean?
The Sun, Moon, Mercury, Mars, and Venus are the Personal Planets in your astrology chart, and I’m writing about them in this blog.
These planets are the nearest to Earth, move the fastest around our chart, and have personality-based themes.
Personal planets are those that represent our inner personality, archetypes, and basic human desires. The placement of our own planets in our natal chart gives us the most insight into who we are and what makes us tick.
Check out my free astrology guide for a synopsis of the significance of these planets and their positions in your horoscope.
Personal placements are what they sound like.
The Sun, Moon, Rising Sign, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter are your Personal Placements. Because your planets, Saturn through Pluto, and the asteroids, are Generational, many people have the exact same planets in those signs and degrees.
In astrology, what are personal houses?
The houses in your birth or natal chart are numbered from 1 to 12 in the middle of the chart. The house is the part of your life that is influenced by the location of a natal planet or a transiting planet. When you utilize a graphic like the one below, understanding Astrology Houses is simple!
The Astrology Chart with Houses
The planets were all in precise signs and houses when you were born. Because the Houses rotate every 24 hours, it’s critical to calculate your chart using the proper time of birth. Because the Houses shift every four minutes, even people born on the same day will have drastically different natal charts depending on whether they were born at night or in the morning.
When planets transit through a house (transit), they illuminate that area of your chart and energize the attributes associated with that house. The houses are used by astrologers to determine which aspects of your life will come into focus and where you may best take action.
How do I locate my own planet?
To begin, what is the ascendant? The vitality you exude on the surface is described by this zodiac sign.” According to Lee, the ascendant is the most important aspect in the chart. “The ascendant is linked to identity, how you feel in your body, and consciousness, and is determined by your birth time. In modern astrology, the ascendant is sometimes referred to as your life’s mission and compass. It’s how you act and feel around strangers, and it could be their first impression of you. Your ascendant reveals your full birth chart framework.
Simply determine your ascendant zodiac sign and the appropriate planet from the list below. That is your ruling planet, my friend:
- Mars/Pluto in Scorpio
- Jupiter is in the sign of Sagittarius.
- Saturn is in Capricorn.
- Saturn/Uranus in Aquarius
- Jupiter/Neptune in Pisces
From here, learning about your chart rules becomes even more difficult. Some zodiac signs have two ruling planets, as you may have seen. This, according to Lee, is due to the fact that there are two types of astrology: modern and traditional. “Most traditional astrologers, for example, will identify Mars as the ruler of Scorpio, while modern astrologers will denote Pluto as the ruler of Scorpio,” she explains. Aquarius would be ruled by Saturn, while Pisces would be ruled by Jupiter, as is customary. Since chart rulers were first designed in traditional astrology, Lee recommends always looking at the traditional ruler, but if the current ruler appeals to you, you can look at it as well.
Now that you know what your governing planet is, look for it in your birth chart to have a better feel of the energy contained in your chart ruler. For example, if you were born with an Aries ascendant, Mars would be your chart ruler, and Mars in Scorpio in the fifth house of fun and creativity may be your chart ruler (or whichever Mars placement you have). Remember that your ruling planet’s zodiac sign and astrological house explain the nature of its influence on our lives.
Which planet is in charge of luck?
There’s more to astrology than our sun, moon, and rising signs. Every point and planet in the zodiac, no matter how big or tiny, reflects different aspects of who we are and how we operate. But for the time being, let’s concentrate on the enormous, as in the largest-planet-in-the-solar-system big. Jupiter, the planet of good fortune and expansion in astrology, holds the honor. Knowing what your Jupiter sign represents and what the meaning of Jupiter in astrology means might help you better understand your relationship to luck, learning, and living ethically.
In astrology, the personal planets (which include the sun, moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars) reveal a lot about our personalities and how we react to situations. However, Jupiter in astrology informs us more about how we react to wider themes inside ourselves and society as a whole because it is one of the transpersonal social planets (which are further away from the sun than the personal planets and have a more collective impact). Jupiter rules subjects like philosophy, spiritual beliefs, morals, and higher education, thus this planet urges us to think big and explore the far reaches of the human soul. Jupiter is the traditional ruler of Pisces and the ruling planet of Sagittarius in the zodiac, thus its energy is very essential to anyone born with a lot of Sag or Pisces energy in their astrological birth chart.
Jupiter is sometimes known as the planet of good luck, despite the fact that its themes can be somewhat philosophical. Continue reading to learn more about Jupiter’s astrology.
Which planet is to blame for the negative?
Depression is a wound on the inside that can’t be healed with pills and tubes. It’s more painful than a physical wound. Failures, breakups, hardship, loss, and betrayal are all depressing experiences. Coming out of a trance might be tough at times. Depressed men are supposed to become restless and violent, but depressed women are said to feel lonely, empty, and pitiful.
Moon is the planet responsible for the mind and its actions, according to Vedic astrology. There will be mental anguish if there are any afflictions to the moon. Certain planetary alignments are known to make people depressed.
When Saturn forms a conjunction with or aspects the Moon, it has a negative effect on emotions. Saturn is a planet associated with our karmic records, which is why it serves as a wake-up call in this pairing.
When Rahu conjuncts the Moon, the person begins to daydream and hallucinate, resulting in impulsive behavior. Aggression leads to a slew of fights and, in the end, isolation, which leads to despair.
When Ketu links to the Moon, it disconnects you from the rest of the world. Isolation leads to depression as a result of detachment.
Obstacles and disputes arise while the Moon is in the 6th house. Sudden occurrences and shocks are associated with the Moon in the 8th house. Isolation and solitude are associated with the Moon in the 12th house. As a result, a sick moon can be exceedingly inauspicious, leaving a person feeling helpless and despondent.
When the Moon is trapped between malefic planets like Mars, Saturn, Rahu, or Ketu, it can cause depression. Houses and degrees are also important factors. Mars causes rage, Saturn causes negative ideas, and Rahu and Ketu cause rash behavior. Depression results from this imbalance.
Shani Sade sati is the name given to the transit of Saturn over the moon. Deepika Padukone is an excellent illustration of a Yoga formation that leads to depression. When Mars forms a conjunct to the natal Moon, the scenario can lead to suicidal ideation.
