A Calendar ofArchetypal Influences

prepared for

BARACK OBAMABARACK OBAMA

August 4, 1961

7:24 PM AHST

Honolulu, Hawaii

January 2012 – December 2012

It seems we have a choice. There are many possible

worlds, many possible meanings, living within us in

potentia, moving through us, awaiting enactment. We

are not just solitary separate subjects in a meaningless

universe of objects upon which we can and must im-

pose our egocentric will. Nor are we blank slates,

empty vessels, condemned to playing out passively

the implacable processes of the universe—or of God—

or of our environment, our genes, our race, our class,

our gender, our social-linguistic community, our

unconscious, our stage in evolution. Rather, we are

miraculously self-reflective and autonomous yet em-

bedded participants in a larger cosmic drama, each of

us a creative nexus of action and imagination. Each is

a self-responsible microcosm of the creative

macrocosm enacting a richly, complexly coevolu-

tionary unfolding of reality. To a crucial extent, the

nature of the universe depends on us.

From Richard Tarnas

Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

CONTENTS

for

BARACK OBAMABARACK OBAMA

Introduction by Richard Tarnas

1 Personal Transit Listing and Graphs

2 Personal Monthly Transit Calendar

3 Personal Lunar Transit Calendar

4 Personal Major Outer Planet Transit Cycles

5 World Transit Cycles Overview

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INTRODUCTION

Our psyche is set up in accord with the structure of the

universe, and what happens in the macrocosm likewise

happens in the infinitesimal and most subjective reaches

of the psyche.

— C. G. Jung

Memories, Dreams, Reflections

Introduction

by

Richard Tarnas

THIS CALENDAR, calculated for your personal birth time and place, isdesigned to provide you with a precise month-by-month, day-by-daylisting of the major archetypal influences affecting you this year, as re-

flected in current transits of the planets to your natal chart. The informationis set forth so as to be readily understandable to the non-specialist, whilealso serving as a comprehensive convenient personal reference for profes-sionals and those already initiated into the astrological perspective. Whenused in conjunction with one or more standard transit handbooks (cited be-low), the Calendar of Archetypal Influences can provide a valuable resourcefor self-understanding and an extraordinary font of insight into the powerfularchetypal forces and cycles that shape our lives.

The format of this Calendar reflects the method of transit analysis that hasbeen employed by hundreds of students in graduate seminars and practi-cums which I have taught over the years at the California Institute of In-tegral Studies, and in public workshops at many other schools and centersover the past three decades. I originally developed the specific form of thecalendar, as well as the methodological principles underlying it, in the mid-1970s at Esalen Institute, in psychological research with the psychiatrist andfounder of transpersonal psychology Stanislav Grof. To our considerableastonishment, we discovered that transit analysis furnished us with the mostpowerful method for understanding the archetypal character and timing ofpsychological states, at both the individual and collective level, that we hadever encountered.

Thirty years later our respect and even awe at the consistency and value ofthese correlations has only grown. In Grof’s words, archetypal astrologyseems to represent a “Rosetta Stone” for the human psyche, providing anextraordinary key for understanding its deep structures and shifting dynam-ics. I have come to believe that in future generations psychology textbooks,and indeed history textbooks, will look back upon twentieth-century psy-chologists and historians working without the aid of archetypal astrology asbeing like medieval astronomers working without the aid of the telescope.The purpose of this Calendar is to make this telescope accessible to as manypeople as possible. I am especially grateful to Philip Levine, whose manyyears of programming and design experience made it possible to create theindividually calculated Calendar of Archetypal Influences you have in yourhands.

The primary design consideration throughout the planning for this calen-dar has been simplicity and clarity. The focus is on the most essential fac-tors shaping the archetypal dynamics affecting your life and psychologicalunfolding: the major planetary alignments to the natal chart. Astrologersemploy a bewildering array of factors and techniques in their analyses, and

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there is merit in many of these. But the foundation of all, for which thereexists by far the greatest quantity and quality of research as well as a unan-imous consensus as to their meanings and fundamental importance, are thecycles of the Sun, Moon, and planets and the major alignments between themwith respect to the Earth. These are the focus of this calendar.

Basic Principles

ASTROLOGY in its most general definition rests on a conception of the cos-mos as a coherent embodiment of creative intelligence, purpose, and mean-ing expressed through a constant complex correspondence between astro-nomical patterns and human experience. The various celestial bodies areregarded as possessing an intrinsic association with specific universal princi-ples. Both these principles and their astronomical correspondences are seenas ultimately grounded in the nature of the cosmos itself, thereby integratingthe celestial and terrestrial, macrocosm and microcosm. As the planets movethrough their cycles, they form various geometrical relationships with eachother relative to the Earth within the larger cosmic environment. These align-ments are observed to coincide with specific archetypally patterned phenom-ena in human lives. From the beginning of Western astrology, such an under-standing was closely associated with the original Greek conception of kosmos,a word first applied to the world as a whole by the Pythagoreans to convey acharacteristically Greek synthesis of intelligent order, beauty, and structuralperfection.

As the astrological tradition developed, the observed correspondence be-tween planetary movements and the archetypal patterns of human affairstook a number of forms, of which three are especially essential:

The natal chart: The positions of the planets relative to the time andplace of an individual’s birth are regarded as bearing a significantcorrespondence to that person’s life as a whole.

Personal transits: The positions of the planets at any given time inrelation to their positions at an individual’s birth are regarded asbearing a significant correspondence to the specific experiences ofthat person at that time.

World transits: The positions of the planets relative to the Earthat any given time are regarded as bearing a significant correspon-dence to the prevailing state of the world at that time.

In all three forms of correspondence, the particulars of the planetary inter-action—which planets are involved and how they are geometrically alignedwith each other—are considered to be the most important factors in under-standing the corresponding human phenomena.

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A birth chart or natal chart is a portrait of the heavens at the moment of one’sbirth. The Sun, Moon, and planets are positioned around the chart to reflecttheir positions around the Earth when one was born. For example, wherethe symbol for the Sun is located in the chart reflects the time of day one wasborn: thus if one is born at noon, the Sun will be at the top of the chart (calledthe Midheaven), while if one is born at dawn the Sun will be shown risingon the left side of the chart near the eastern horizon (called the Ascendant).

The main difference between the natal chart and the astronomical reality itportrays is that the natal chart has two dimensions rather than three, and itdoes not reflect the varying distances of the planets from the Earth. What thebirth chart does convey is the exact pattern of angular relationships existingbetween the planets and the Earth at the time and place of one’s birth.

Astrology makes possible a further understanding of one’s life—its cycles,its ups and downs, the crises and the breakthroughs, the periods of majorchange and transformation—through the study of transits. Transits occurwhen the planets currently in the sky form certain geometrical alignmentswith respect to the planetary positions at one’s birth. The nature of thosepatterns—which planets are involved and how they are positioned—appearsto correlate in a strikingly consistent way with the archetypal character of theexperiences one tends to have at that time.

Three Preliminary Issues

IT IS IMPORTANT to address here three important matters that thoughtfulpeople usually need discussed when approaching astrology. The first con-cerns the nature of archetypes, the basic forces or principles connected tothe planets; the second involves the question of determinism vs. free will;and the third concerns the nature of astrology’s causal mechanism, or why it“works.” These three issues are closely interrelated.

First, what is an archetype? Archetypes can be understood and described inmany ways, and in fact much of the history of Western thought from Platoand Aristotle onward has been concerned with this very question. But forour present purposes, we can define an archetype as a universal principleor force that affects—impels, structures, permeates—the human psyche andhuman behavior on many levels. One can think of them as primordial in-stincts, as Freud did, or as universal principles as Plato did, or as gods ofthe psyche as James Hillman does. Archetypes (for example, Venus or Mars)seem to have a transcendent, mythic quality, yet they also have very specificpsychological expressions—as in the desire for love and the experience ofbeauty (Venus), or the impulse toward assertive activity and aggressive force(Mars). Moreover, archetypes seem to work from both within and without,for they can express themselves as impulses and images from the interiorpsyche, yet also as events and situations in the external world.

Jung thought of archetypes as the basic constituents of the human psyche,shared cross-culturally by all human beings, and he regarded them as uni-versal expressions of a collective unconscious. Much earlier, the Platonictradition considered archetypes to be not only psychological but also cos-mic and objective, as primordial forms of a Universal Mind that transcended

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the human psyche. Astrology would appear to support the Platonic viewas well as the Jungian, since it gives evidence that Jungian archetypes arenot only visible in human psychology, in human experience and behavior,but are also linked to the macrocosm itself—to the planets and their move-ments in the heavens. Astrology thus supports the ancient idea of an animamundi, or world soul, in which the human psyche participates. From thisperspective, what Jung called the collective unconscious can be viewed asbeing ultimately embedded within the cosmos itself. Jung himself came tosuch a perspective in his later years, both through his extensive astrologicalresearch as well as his long study of synchronicities.

From an astrological perspective, the planetary archetypes constitute a kindof Olympian pantheon of fundamental principles governing the evershiftingqualitative dynamics of time. The birth of any being or phenomenon–whethera person, a work of art, a cultural movement, an historical phenomenon, anation, a community, or any other organism or creative emergence—is seenas reflecting and embodying the archetypal dynamics that are implicit at thetime of birth and that creatively unfold over the course of life. In Jung’swords, “We are born at a given moment, in a given place, and we have, likecelebrated vintages, the same qualities of the year and of the season whichsaw our birth.”

In his classic work Re-Visioning Psychology, Hillman well described the mul-tidimensional character and consciousness-shaping power of the archetypes:

Let us then imagine archetypes as the deepest patterns of psychicfunctioning, the roots of the soul governing the perspectives wehave of ourselves and the world. They are the axiomatic, self-evident images to which psychic life and our theories about it everreturn. . . There are many other metaphors for describing them: im-material potentials of structure, like invisible crystals in solution orforms in plants that suddenly show forth under certain conditions;patterns of instinctual behavior like those in animals that direct ac-tions along unswerving paths; the genres and topoi in literature; therecurring typicalities in history; the basic syndromes in psychia-try; the paradigmatic thought models in science; the world-widefigures, rituals, and relationships in anthropology.

But one thing is absolutely essential to the notion of archetypes:their emotional possessive effect, their bedazzlement of conscious-ness so that it becomes blind to its own stance. By setting up auniverse which tends to hold everything we do, see, and say inthe sway of its cosmos, an archetype is best comparable with aGod. And Gods, religions sometimes say, are less accessible to thesenses and to the intellect than they are to the imaginative visionand emotion of the soul.

They are cosmic perspectives in which the soul participates. Theyare the lords of its realms of being, the patterns for its mimesis. Thesoul cannot be, except in one of their patterns. All psychic realityis governed by one or another archetypal fantasy, given sanctionby a God. I cannot but be in them.

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There is no place without Gods and no activity that does not enactthem. Every fantasy, every experience has its archetypal reason.There is nothing that does not belong to one God or another.

Second, the issue of free will vs. determinism: In the history of astrology,there have been times when astrology was believed to reveal a person’s des-tined fate, and the birth chart and other predictive indicators were rigidly de-terministic. Even today, some astrologers make judgments and predictions asif the planetary factors were as simplistically causal as colliding billiard balls,and their assessments leave their clients less free and more constrained in theadventure of their life than they would have been otherwise. Properly un-derstood, however, astrology can serve to greatly increase personal freedom,rather than limit it. Partly this is because awareness of the basic archetypalstructures and patterns of meaning in one’s birth chart and transits allowsone to bring considerably more consciousness to the task of fulfilling one’sdeepest potential, one’s authentic nature. One can also live more skillfully,in greater attunement with the shifting winds and tides of the moment. Butastrology’s emancipatory character also derives from the fact that the moredeeply we understand the archetypal forces that affect our lives, the morefree we can be in our dealings with them. If we are altogether unconsciousof these potent forces, we are like puppets of the archetypes: we then actaccording to unconscious motivations without any possibility of our beingintelligent co-creative participants interacting with those forces.

The archetypes can be embodied in a wide range of ways, from the mostnoble and life-enhancing to the most ignoble and destructive. To the exactextent that we are conscious of the archetypes and their range of potentialexpression, we can respond with greater autonomy and self-awareness. Thisis of course the whole rationale for depth psychology, from Freud and Jungonward—to become conscious of the unconscious, to release ourselves fromthe bondage of blind action, to explore and experience and transform thehidden forces in the human psyche. Astrology’s great merit is that it seemsto reveal very precisely which archetypes are especially important for eachperson, the range of their potential meanings and embodiments, how theyinteract with each other, and when they are most likely to be expressed in thecourse of each life.

Related to this issue is the question of our birth, and how random is thefate by which we are assigned something as weighty as the birth chart withits specific configuration of planets. I personally believe that the circum-stances of our birth are not accidental, but are in some sense a consequenceof larger unfolding purposes and continuities that reflect our deeper spiri-tual and karmic character. Like many others, I have come to believe thatwe choose, from a higher level of our spiritual being than that of which weare usually conscious, the circumstances of our lives, the family and cultureand age into which we are born, and the basic archetypal framework of ourspiritual evolution.

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From this point of view, the birth chart is not the randomly allotted prison-structure of our inexorable fate, but can be seen rather as defining the basicstructure of our potential unfolding—suggesting the personal gifts and chal-lenges that we have chosen for this lifetime to work with and evolve through.Astrology illuminates the fundamental archetypal dynamics that profoundlycondition our lives, which is not to say they absolutely determine our lives.Because our personal response to life always contains an element of unpre-dictability and potential freedom, and because astrology gives a greater un-derstanding of our basic archetypal complexes and their timing, then knowl-edge of our birth chart and transits can significantly increase the range ofoptions, flexibility, and intelligence with which we approach life. The studyof astrology can be extraordinarily liberating.

And third, the issue of causal mechanism, or why astrology works: It seemsunlikely to me that the planets send out some kind of physical emanationsthat causally influence events in human life in a mechanistic way, and thatthis is the basis of astrology. The range of correlations between planetary po-sitions and human existence is just too vast, too experientially complex andmultidimensional, too aesthetically subtle, too metaphysically structured,too intelligently and creatively responsive to human intention to be explainedby physical factors alone. I believe that a more plausible and comprehensiveexplanation is that the universe is informed and pervaded by a fundamen-tal holistic patterning which extends through every level, so that a constantsynchronicity or meaningful correlation exists between astronomical eventsand human events. This is represented in the basic esoteric axiom, “as above,so below,” which reflects a universe all of whose parts are integrated into anintelligible whole.

From this perspective, the planets themselves are not “causing” anything tobe happening in our lives, any more than the hands on a clock are now caus-ing it to be 7:30 PM. Rather, the planetary positions are indicative of the cosmicstate of the archetypal forces at that time. The fact that the planets constantlyseem to indicate these things with such accuracy simply suggests that thecosmic order is much more profound and pervasive than our conventionalbeliefs have assumed. However, that order is not a pregiven fixed struc-ture of concrete events and traits but rather a multidimensional archetypalpatterning that permits and even empowers creative freedom and respon-siveness in both the human being and the universe, in dynamic reciprocalinteraction. And the relationship between any specific planetary pattern anda particular human experience is best seen not as simple linear causality butrather as meaningful correlation or correspondence. As the great classicalphilosopher Plotinus concluded:

The stars are like letters which inscribe themselves at every mo-ment in the sky, or written once for all and self-moving. . . Everythingin the world is full of signs. . . All events are co-ordinated. . . So wefind signs of the future in the flight of birds or in other animals.All things depend on each other; as has been said, “Everythingbreathes together.”

There is, however, a sense in which causality does enter into the astrolog-ical perspective, and this is in the sense of archetypal causation. While the

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physical planets themselves may bear only a synchronistic connection witha given human experience, that experience is nevertheless being affected orcaused—influenced, patterned, impelled, drawn forth—by the relevant plan-etary archetypes, and in this sense it is quite appropriate to speak, for exam-ple, of Saturn (as archetype) “influencing” one in a specific way, or as “gov-erning” certain kinds of experience.

But why should the cosmos have established a systematic correspondencebetween planetary patterns and archetypally patterned phenomena in hu-man lives? There are many possible answers to this question, not the leastof which might point toward a kind of intrinsic aesthetic splendor in theuniverse, an overflow of cosmic intelligence and delight that reveals itselfin this continuous marriage of mathematical astronomy and mythic poetry.But in more pragmatic, human terms, I believe that the constant coincidencebetween planetary positions and human lives exists as a kind of cosmic lan-guage for the human mind to discern and be illuminated by, an ongoingrevelation by the universe the recognition of which allows us to better un-derstand ourselves and our world, rediscover our deep connection to thecosmos, and be more complete human beings. It allows us to participatemore fully in the great evolution of the cosmos that is taking place throughus as well as beyond us.

The Planetary Archetypes

THE TWO THINGS that are most important for understanding the archetypaldynamics of one’s birth chart and transits are planets and aspects. The plan-ets represent the essential archetypal forces themselves, while the aspects—the angular relationships between the planets, often indicated on a chart bylines drawn between the planetary symbols—reflect the general nature of theinteraction between those archetypal forces. First I will outline the meaningsof the individual planets, then the aspects. For the purposes of using this Cal-endar efficiently, it will be very helpful to memorize the following symbolsor glyphs:

Planets

A Sun F Jupiter

B Moon G Saturn

C Mercury H Uranus

D Venus I Neptune

E Mars J Pluto

The Calendar of Archetypal Influences focuses on these ten planets and lumi-naries, as it is these for which we have by far the greatest body of evidence aswell as a universal agreement within the astrological community as to their

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meanings. They form the foundation of any astrological analysis. Althoughevery planetary archetype plays an important role in one’s birth chart, in cer-tain ways the most personally significant are the Sun and Moon. By contrast,it is the outer planets, from Saturn through Pluto, that are of the most sig-nificance as transiting factors, both in duration and intensity. (Following theoriginal ancient Greek usage, the term “planet” in astrology often is used toinclude the Sun and Moon as well as Mercury, Venus, Mars, et al., though theSun and Moon are also referred to as the “luminaries.”)

As Jung recognized, the meanings of archetypes cannot be reduced to simpledefinitions as if they were literal concrete entities whose basic essence couldbe exhausted once and for all with a neat algebraic formula:

A kind of fluid interpenetration belongs to the very nature of allarchetypes. They can only be roughly circumscribed at best. Theirliving meaning comes out more from their presentation as a wholethan from a single formulation. Every attempt to focus them moresharply is immediately punished by the intangible core of meaninglosing its luminosity. No archetype can be reduced to a simpleformula. It is a vessel which we can never empty, and never fill. . . Itpersists throughout the ages and requires interpreting ever anew.The archetypes are the imperishable elements of the unconscious,but they change their shape continually.

So with these considerations in mind, here is a brief summary of archetypalmeanings for the Sun, Moon, and planets:

The Sun represents the central principle of vital energy and conscious self-hood in the birth chart. Just as the Sun is the central entity in the solar sys-tem, so is the Sun central in the individual psyche that is reflected in the birthchart. The Sun represents the center of personal identity, the conscious ego,the autonomous willing self, and is associated with one’s sense of individualself-directedness and self-expression. It rules one’s basic energy drive, thewill to exist, to express oneself dynamically as an autonomous individual.It represents that dynamic expression of the personal will which influencesand draws upon all the other planetary energies. It is the part of one that,simply put, strives to be: to “shine,” to create, to achieve, to manifest itself, torise and go out into the world on the great trajectory of life. It is tied to one’sbasic personal identity in the course of life: “I am Rene Descartes, or I amWangari Maathai: this is who I am, what I’ve done, where I’m going, howI define myself,” etc. In mythic terms, the Sun is associated with the Heroarchetype, with Sol, Apollo, and all solar deities, and is yang in nature.

When the Sun forms a major aspect with another planet in one’s birth chart(for example, a conjunction with Venus, or an opposition with Mars), thenthis second planetary archetype will tend to be particularly prominent inone’s life and character, infusing its qualities into the basic energy of the selfas represented by the Sun. Any major Sun aspects are therefore of great im-portance in one’s birth chart. When it is the transiting body, the Sun tendsto energize and illuminate whatever archetype is associated with the natalplanet that the Sun is transiting. These transits last several days.

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The Moon is closely associated with the emotionally and instinctively re-sponsive personality, with the psychosomatic basis of one’s being—body andsoul—and with the relational matrix and ground of one’s life, beginning withone’s ancestral foundation and most explicitly with the early mother-childrelationship. The Moon symbolizes, in a sense, the womb of one’s being.While the Sun reflects one’s sense of autonomous conscious selfhood, one’spersonal identity and will, and is more active and self-directing in nature,the Moon represents more one’s underlying psychological and emotionalcharacter—those parts of oneself that are more hidden to one’s consciousego—and is more receptive and spontaneously reactive or responsive in na-ture. In particular, the Moon corresponds to one’s feelings and those per-vasive but largely unconscious psychological patterns that were establisheddeep in one’s past. It is not that the Moon simply is “the unconscious”; rather,the Moon is archetypally associated with what the modern solar self tends tobe unconscious of : the psyche’s relational, emotional, physical, imaginal, fa-milial, ancestral, and ecological ground or matrix.

The Moon corresponds to how one feels about oneself even before one thinksabout oneself. It also reflects how one tends to relate spontaneously to oth-ers and to life’s various situations. Like the ever-shifting cycles and phasesof the Moon, the lunar part of the psyche, associated with one’s moods andfeelings, tends to be changeable and fluctuating in character, though on an-other level its deeply imprinted patterns are very enduring. The Moon con-cerns one’s immediate psychosomatic mode of response to life that begins inone’s earliest years, that is partly a matter of inheritance, and partly forgedin one’s early interactions with the world—especially with one’s mother andother mother-figures and care-givers, one’s family (father, siblings, grand-parents, relations) and one’s early home environment in general. It governsone’s sense of belonging or not belonging, how one tends to nurture and benurtured, and is associated with both the maternal instinct and the needs andinstincts of infancy and childhood. In later life, the Moon reflects the natureof all one’s intimate relationships, familial and otherwise, as well as one’shome life. In mythic terms, the Moon is associated with certain aspects ofthe Great Mother goddess as well as the Child archetype, with Luna and alllunar deities, and is yin in nature.

Again, as with the Sun, if any major aspect is formed between the Moon andanother planet in one’s birth chart, this second planetary archetype will tendto be especially significant in one’s life. But in this case that second archetypewill tend to channel itself through those parts of one’s life governed by theMoon: one’s emotions and moods, one’s childhood, one’s mother and earlyfamilial environment, one’s intimate relationships and domestic life, and soforth. By contrast with the enduring power of the natal Moon position, Moontransits are relatively brief, lasting only for several hours, and tend to reflectthe shifting moods and conditions of the day in the ongoing monthly cycle,affecting the underlying feeling-tone of experience, relationships, and do-mestic life.

For both women and men in the natal chart and in transits, the Moon tends toreflect relationships with significant female figures in a person’s life, begin-ning with one’s mother. But the traditional definition of the Moon as “fem-

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inine” is simplistic and problematic. Just as women and men are born withboth the Moon and the Sun in the heavens and in their birth charts, so also thepsyches of both women and men are informed by both the Moon and the Sunarchetypes, whether expressed as an integrated part of the personality or assomething projected onto and carried by others. These principles representa fundamental polarity that pervades existence. The relationship betweenthe solar/lunar and the masculine/feminine polarities is extremely complexand in certain respects irreducibly ambiguous. What is called “masculine”and “feminine” varies from culture to culture. So too, individual men andwomen vary in their dominant traits in ways that don’t always fit into genderstereotypes for a particular culture. It is unclear how much of our masculineand feminine “natures” is culturally conditioned and how much is innate,though certainly there does seem to be a greater intrinsic resonance betweenthe Moon archetype and a woman’s body and psyche in her childbearingand nurturing capacities, her menstrual cycle, the more permeable characterof the female body as this affects ego development, the greater continuity ofher psychological identity with her mother, and certain relational, cognitive,and perceptual tendencies that are generally more strongly marked in girlsand women crossculturally.

Yet on another level, it is clear that there is a solar feminine archetypal ten-dency (e.g., the self-possessed woman of achievement and independence)as well as a lunar feminine (e.g., the caring mother and supportive partner),just as there is a solar masculine (the traditional patriarchal ideal of the inde-pendent man of achievement) and a lunar masculine (the caring father andsupportive partner, in touch with his body and feelings, capable of relationalsensitivity and holistic intuitive awareness). It seems to be one of the mainchallenges for all human beings individually as well as the human commu-nity collectively to attain an inner balance and integration between these twofundamental polarities—between the striving for autonomous individualityand the sense of connectedness to a larger whole, between active and recep-tive, between will and feeling, between conscious selfhood and the largerground of embodied psyche.

Mercury represents the principle of mind, thinking, and the movement orexchange of ideas through speaking, writing, and other forms of communi-cation. It governs the capacity to conceptualize and communicate, to artic-ulate, to use words and language, to analyze and comprehend, to perceiveand learn, to mediate, transport, and connect. The Mercury archetype is as-sociated with the Greek mythic figure of Hermes, the Roman Mercury, themessenger of the gods. A major natal aspect between Mercury and anotherplanet tends to correlate with the specific character of one’s mental and neu-ral processes, how one gives and receives information, and the nature ofone’s education and learning style. As a transiting factor, Mercury transitsgenerally last a few days, and depending on what natal planet is being tran-sited, are especially relevant to the particular quality of one’s thought pro-cesses and communication, verbal interactions, and movements and trans-missions of various kinds during that time.

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Venus represents the principle of love and beauty. In this sense, Venus isEros, as Mercury is Logos. Venus rules the impulse to be involved in ro-mantic and social relations, to attract and be attracted to others, to engage inartistic activities, to seek harmony and aesthetic and sensuous pleasure. TheVenus archetype is associated with the Greek mythic figure of Aphrodite,the Roman Venus, the goddess of love and beauty. Major natal aspects in-volving Venus tend to correlate with how one gives and receives love andaffection, the nature of one’s social and romantic relationships, and the char-acter of one’s artistic and aesthetic sensibility. Venus transits generally last afew days at a time, and depending on what natal planet is being transited,correspond to the particular quality of one’s social, romantic, sensuous, andaesthetic experience at that time.

Mars represents the principle of energetic force. It symbolizes that part of thepsyche which impels one to act, to assert oneself, to strive strongly, to pressforward and against, to be courageous and vigorous, to be competitive orcombative. Mars is the archetypal warrior: it governs the capacity for initia-tive, ardor, aggressiveness, anger, and physical energy, as well as tendenciestoward injury, violence, and impulsiveness. It is connected with athletic ac-tivity, and also, as a polar complement to Venus, governs the yang aspect ofsexuality—the one pursues and asserts, the other attracts and receives. TheMars archetype is associated with the Greek mythic figure of Ares, the Ro-man Mars, the god of war. Yet it would be an error to think of Mars aspectsand transits as essentially relevant to anger and fights. Mars represents thatprinciple of life that is necessary simply to get us out of bed in the morning,to physically energize oneself and willfully project oneself into the field oflife. Major natal aspects involving Mars are thus indicative of how one gen-erally tends to act and assert oneself in life as well as how one experiencesconflict and aggression. Mars transits generally last about ten to twelve days,and of the inner planets, transits of Mars are the most energetically tangible.Depending on the natal planet being transited, Mars transits tend to reflectthe particular character of psychological and physical energetic force expe-rienced at that time, and more problematically, tendencies towards anger,conflict, or injury.

Jupiter represents the principle of expansion and success. It governs the ten-dency to enlarge and grow, to elevate and uplift, to seek that which is bet-ter or higher, to improve and magnify, to assimilate that which is external,to make larger wholes. It also governs the tendency to experience success,honor, abundance, happiness, and good fortune, and is connected with thecapacity for magnanimity, liberality, pride, and optimism. In addition Jupitercorresponds to a concern with understanding, with moral and philosophi-cal ideals and principles, with long-range or broad perspectives and highervision, with looking ahead and aspiring, with the urge for intellectual andcultural expansion, and more generally with the striving for breadth and el-evation of experience (e.g., through travel, wide reading, inner exploration,expanding understanding, etc.). It supports the impulse and capacity for“vision,” as in the biblical dictum, “Without a vision, the people perish.” Onthe problematic side, Jupiter is connected with all tendencies towards ex-cess, inflation, extravagance, ungrounded grandiosity of vision, inattention

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to detail, overconcern with wealth and status, self-indulgence, complacency,overconfidence, arrogant presumptuousness, and a sense of personal superi-ority.

The Jupiter archetype is associated with the Greek mythic figure of Zeus,the king of the Olympian gods, the Roman Jupiter; called the Great Beneficin eras past, it is related also to Fortuna and Providence. Natal aspects in-volving Jupiter tend to indicate the nature of one’s experience of personalexpansion and elevation, growth and success in different realms of life, aswell as how impulses in these directions might be excessive. Jupiter transitscan last from a few weeks up to several months, and tend to coincide withperiods of personal success, magnanimity, ease, elevation, and broadeningof horizons, as well as excess or inflation.

Saturn represents the principle of limit, structure, and necessity. It gov-erns the material world, time, tradition, the past, maturation, gravity, aging,death, and the endings of things. The Saturn archetype is associated withthe Greek mythic figure of Kronos, the stern father of the gods, the RomanSaturn. It is associated with such archetypal figures as Fate, Father Time,Death, and the Grim Reaper. In Jungian and archetypal psychology, Saturnis referred to as the senex (Latin for old man, as in senator, senescence, senile).

Saturn represents the hard structure of things, the reality principle, the bot-tom line. It is in many ways the opposite of Jupiter in nature: where Jupiterexpands and grants growth and success, Saturn contracts, inhibits, and de-feats; where Jupiter is liberal and cheerfully easygoing, Saturn is conserva-tive and strict; where Jupiter uplifts, Saturn oppresses. Indeed, Saturn canwell seem to be a one-sidedly negative planet in the astrological pantheon,though in fact the situation is much more complicated. Saturn opposes andlimits, but in doing so, it strengthens, grounds, forges, makes us real, buildsstamina, gives our soul substance, gravitas, and authority.

In an important sense, Saturn is the ruler of the birth chart itself, for Saturnis Time, Chronos, that which fixes a moment in time, creates through birtha separate embodiment of reality, and then sustains and works out throughtime all the meanings and challenges implicit in that archetypal moment.

Saturn is the archetype that rules the structure of our lives. It is the matrixof things, that which provides both limit and structure, thereby permittingthe possibility of manifestation itself. In limiting and bringing closure, Sat-urn defines. Saturn is also the principle of judgment, governing the conse-quences of our actions, confronting us with our past, which thereby enduresand structures the present. Esoterically, it is considered to be the planet ofkarma, the carrier of karma from past lifetimes, the consequences of whichwe now have to encounter in the present life. It can be seen as the cross webear, for it concerns our trials and sufferings which may often seem inexplica-ble and undeserved. In theological terms Saturn bears resemblance to some(though not all) aspects of the Hebrew Yahweh: the strict patriarchal rulerand law-giver of creation, the God of judgment and retribution who in theFall, the expulsion from the Garden of Eden described in the book of Genesis,condemns humankind to a life of separation, labor, guilt, suffering, disease,pain in childbirth, and death. Saturn is lord of the realm of finitude, imper-

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fection, and mortality. At a deep level, Saturn can be seen as the archetypalbirth labor of existence: that which constricts and limits, contracts, rigidifies,separates, alienates, cuts one off from the primal union, makes us fall, re-quires us to die to the old womb—but also that which incarnates us, gives usembodiment, form, firmness, substance, material reality.

Saturn is therefore often symbolized as a skeleton, both as a symbol of death,the ultimate consuming power of time, but also as the skeletal structure andfoundation of things, without which there would be no form, no stability,no supporting frame of strength and solidity which is slowly forged throughtime and experience.

Saturn makes us stand alone and know solitude; it separates us from others—from the maternal womb when we are born, from our childhood family aswe grow older, and from the rest of life as we face our death. Yet it is alsoSaturn that makes us who we are, that disciplines and orders our existenceuntil it has sculpted our essence. It is the superego inside us—our innerjudge and conscience, that complex reflection of internalized social conven-tion, religious tradition, and moral law. Saturn governs the consequencesof error, guilt, pessimism, inferiority, depression, deprivation; yet it alsogives us the capacity for rigor, order, concentration, endurance, seriousness,fidelity, responsibility, maturity. To continue the comparison with Jupiter,where Jupiter may be inflated, exaggerated, or overoptimistic, Saturn canbe judicious, grounded, and pragmatic. Saturn works slowly and gradually,painstakingly, often painfully, but effectively, with enduring results.

Saturn also rules our work in the world, our career, what we do to make endsmeet, the labor of life. More generally, Saturn governs “reality” as we usuallythink of that term—that which makes concrete demands on us, which con-fronts us with material limitations, brings us down to earth, and enforces theconstraints of convention. It makes us know defeat, limiting our aspirationsand negating our dreams. Saturn resists and oppresses us, and yet also de-fines us, brings us experience and wisdom, makes us take responsibility forourselves so that we become our own master. As Nietzsche said, “He whocannot obey himself will be commanded.” It is Saturn alone that can give usthat sense of inner authority which can only be purchased through time andexperience.

The position of Saturn in one’s birth chart is thus a matter of great impor-tance, and the major aspects it makes to other planets can tell us much aboutone’s principal concerns in life in the ways just outlined. Transits involvingSaturn, which typically last on and off for about a year, tend to coincide withperiods when the areas of life symbolized by the natal planets being tran-sited tend to undergo a sustained time of contraction and concentrated de-velopment. Saturn transits regularly mark periods of major developmentalimportance, often bringing times of personal trial but also of accelerated mat-uration and the establishment of significant life structures involving one’scareer, important relationships, and major responsibilities. The most signif-icant Saturn transit, the “Saturn return” which happens when Saturn com-pletes its full cycle of the birth chart, lasts longer—about three years-and oc-curs from approximately age 28 through age 30, and then again in the periodfrom roughly age 57 to 59-60.

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Uranus represents the principle of change, freedom, rebellion, and revolu-tion. It is associated with unexpected phenomena of all kinds, with suddensurprises and awakenings, with breakthroughs—intellectual, psychological,spiritual. It governs the sudden breakup of established structures, and tendsto have an exciting, electric quality. It also rules individualism and original-ity, invention and technology, creative genius and brilliant mental insight.The planet Uranus, the first planet to be discovered in modern times—in1781, during an age of radical cultural change and revolution—can best beunderstood archetypally in terms of the Greek mythic figure of Prometheus,who stole fire from the heavens in rebellion against the gods to give hu-mankind greater freedom.

The Promethean impulse associated with the planet Uranus represents thatpart of us that seeks to defy any authority or structure perceived as constrain-ing. Its influence inclines one to be changeable, restless, and unpredictable—sometimes irresponsibly so—in a constant quest for freedom and new expe-rience. Uranus also mediates creativity and innovation: in its less exaltedforms it can signify only eccentricity or lawlessness, but in its highest ex-pression can indicate real genius, and a capacity for making significant per-sonal or cultural breakthroughs in the course of one’s life. The Prometheusarchetype associated with the planet Uranus correlates with that stage in thearchetypal birth process in which one is suddenly liberated from the constric-tions of the birth canal and experiences sudden freedom, awakening, newlife, new identity, a radical opening to new horizons: Prometheus Unbound.

There is another side to this archetype’s energy, however, which can makethe experience of Uranus a very different matter. When a person has not inte-grated the Promethean impulse towards creative freedom and change, thereis a strong tendency to experience this archetype as something that happensto one from without in upsetting, disruptive ways. That is, instead of beingourselves a source of change and innovation and excitement, we may tend tohave changes and unpredictable events thrust upon us, so that we are forcedagainst our will to open up our life to new horizons and new possibilities.Uranus thus confronts the Saturnian part of us that wishes to hold on, tomaintain the status quo, to resist change in favor of security, tradition, andthe established order.

The rebel-trickster side of the Prometheus archetype can thus come fromwithin or without, and in the latter case a person can feel constantly subjectto problematic changes that require one to reorient one’s life. Whether thesechanges are precipitated by other people, by new psychological or physicalconditions, or by external circumstances, their role is to open one’s life tosomething new. If one is identified excessively with the past, if one tries tohold on to structures that are outmoded, then one will experience Uranus asa disruptive force that at times can be quite uncomfortable. But the potentialis always there for one to integrate the archetype, to contact one’s own ca-pacity for freedom and excitement, for openness to the unexpected and thenew.

When any planet is in major aspect to Uranus in the natal chart or by transit,that second planetary archetype tends to be liberated into expression, oftenin sudden, unusual, or unexpected ways. The second archetype is given anexciting, creative stimulation, and can be a source of both freedom and unan-

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ticipated change. Uranus transits typically last on and off about three years,and tend to coincide with periods of an awakening, disruptive, innovative,and unpredictable character.

Neptune is the archetype of the transcendent, of ideal reality, of imaginationand the spiritual, of enchantment and the numinous. Problematically, it canbe expressed as illusion and delusion, deception, escapist fantasy, confusion,and a disorienting lack of boundaries and structures. Neptune represents theocean of consciousness that dissolves all separations between self and other,between self and universe, between self and God, between consciousnessand the unconscious, and between this concrete reality and other realities. Inperinatal terms Neptune has much to do with the intrauterine condition inwhich the child’s being and consciousness are not yet differentiated from themother’s, where there is a symbiotic union, a melted oceanic feeling. Individ-uals who contact this primal memory in deep self-exploration often associatethat state with the mystical condition of oneness with Nature, union with thedivine, or union with the All, and also with a free-floating consciousness inwhich many realities—spiritual, imaginative, or illusory—seem to interpen-etrate without sharp distinction.

Neptune thus governs the ideal world, whether this be defined as the spiri-tual world of ideal reality, the perfect all-encompassing womb, or one’s high-est dreams and aspirations. Yet, like every other planetary archetype, Nep-tune has opposite sides, light and shadow. For it can both illuminate onewith the highest spiritual truths that transcend the everyday world and yetalso lead one into escapist delusion and self-deception. Neptune representsNirvana, the supreme state of mystical bliss where all the divisions and struc-tures of this world are transcended; yet it also represents Maya, the divineplay which produces the many illusions of reality that enchant conscious-ness. Neptune relates to both madness and mysticism, and the line is oftenhard to draw.

Neptune can also be seen as connected to the Narcissus archetype—thatwhich is absorbed in its own reflection. Again this can be understood asthe ultimate Divinity eternally experiencing its infinite consciousness, as re-flected in the mystic who is absorbed in blissful meditation; but also as theself-absorbed narcissist lost in the mirror, the drug addict or alcoholic, thetelevision addict, or the psychotic who can no longer accurately discern whatis consensus reality. There is a selflessness and unworldliness to Neptunewhich is visible in the saint and martyr, the altruistic social worker and com-passionate nurse, the yogi or monk. Yet these same qualities can result inan unhealthy denial of self, a sense of helpless weakness and passivity, a re-gressive impulse away from life and the challenges of being an embodiedindividual self in the world, or an exaggerated spirituality that would alto-gether deny the claims of the physical world and physical body.

Neptune rules the basic human drive or thirst for transcendence: the yearn-ing for an invisible ideal, the longing to dissolve one’s boundaries into thecosmic unity, to melt into a dream, to transcend this world of separation andlimit, to experience the flow of love and compassion and a transcendence ofthe boundaries of the personal ego. It is just this drive or thirst that fuels theaddictive impulse as well as the spiritual quest. Because of Neptune’s asso-

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ciation with the ideal, with a kind of mystical paradise or oceanic womb ofwhich the psyche may have, as it were, archetypal or transpersonal memo-ries, there is often an accompanying sense of inexpressible spiritual longingconnected with whatever it touches in the chart.

Because it dissolves one’s boundaries, Neptune tends to sensitize one toeverything—to other people and their inner states, to other realities, to otherstates of consciousness, to external stimuli, to intrusions of any kind, to tox-ins and viruses, and so forth. It can greatly increase the intuition, but it canalso make one liable to projecting one’s own inner states on to others in adelusory way. Neptune is related to healing abilities, both physical and psy-chological. It has a refining, purifying, sublimating influence. Yet physicallyNeptune tends to weaken one’s own body (in favor of the spiritual), just aspsychologically it tends to weaken the ego (in favor of the larger whole ofconsciousness). Its constant dynamic is to dissolve structures, to bring allthings back to an undifferentiated unity. Neptune also seems to be relatedto all things watery, whether the physical sea or the amniotic fluid in whichfloats the embryo, the ocean of ultimate mystical unity or the ever-movingstream of consciousness.

Since it especially governs the realm of imagination, Neptune can be seen asthe source of all imaginative creativity and artistic imagery. It governs myth,dreams, symbols, and the flow of images in consciousness. It is the spiritualmatrix of the anima mundi, the world soul or cosmic psyche. Also, as thesymbol of the underlying spiritual unity of all things, Neptune can be seenas the wellspring of love and compassion. It rules faith and hope, a senseof the unseen, the quest for transcendent spiritual beauty. It is the mysticalreligious archetype par excellence.

When a planet is in major aspect to Neptune, whether in the natal chart orby transit, the areas of life associated with the second planetary archetypetend to be especially sensitized, sometimes weakened, sometimes spiritual-ized, sometimes both. The second archetype’s domain tends to be idealizedin some way, making it subject to either illusion on the one hand or numi-nous meaning on the other. It becomes allied to the principle of imaginationand the spiritual, and potentially can be a significant channel for the trans-formation of consciousness. Neptune transits last on and off for four or fiveyears, and tend to coincide with periods of heightened spiritual impulses,intuitive awareness, and empathic sensitivity, as well as potential confusion,passivity, or escapism.

Pluto represents primordial energy, the universal life force that arises fromthe depths and impels all evolution and transformation. Pluto represents thearchetypal principle of power, of elemental force, of primal libido and aggres-sion, and closely corresponds to Freud’s notion of the id. It is the Dionysianenergy of life, the Serpent power, the Kundalini. It compels, empowers, over-whelms, transforms; it destroys and resurrects. Pluto governs the instinctsand the forces of nature. It rules the biological processes of birth, sex, anddeath, and at its deepest level it involves the mystery of death and rebirth.

Pluto rules upheaval, breakdown and decay, corruption, the shadows oflife, but also regeneration and the purifying fire of catharsis. It reflects the

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archetypal Underworld—whether psychological or sociological—the dark,mysterious, and sometimes terrifying reality which lurks beneath the sur-face, beneath our ego and societal conventions and the veneer of civiliza-tion, the fiery depths beneath the surface that are periodically unleashedwith great destructive and transformative force. Many of the problematicinstincts that lie deep within the human psyche, such as murderous hatred,violent jealousy, compulsive greed and lust and so forth, reflect the activityof Pluto: this is Freud’s broiling cauldron of the instincts. Pluto is visible inthe elemental power of a volcanic eruption, of a devouring lion, of a war, ofan orgasm, of a mother in the climactic stages of giving birth. It is presentin all violent, purgatorial discharge of pent-up energies—from the Earth inan earthquake, or from the human body and psyche in powerful therapeuticrelease or a psychotic break. Pluto is in many ways the polar complementof Neptune—together they represent the great polarities of nature and spirit,instinct and imagination, the chthonic and the transcendent, the volcanic andthe oceanic. And, like Neptune, Pluto is unfathomable.

In terms of the archetypal birth process, Pluto corresponds to the stage inwhich one is being powerfully expelled from within the mother’s body in alife-and-death struggle of bloody biology, when the erotic and aggressive in-stincts are being aroused to the utmost, and a fiery destructive catharsis andtransformation is in process. Pluto thus has two sides, both expressed in theprocesses of Nature: a destructive side, personified as the Devouring Motheror the destructive aspect of Kali, and a creative side, personified as Shakti,the universal divine energy that impels all life and evolution. Pluto is whatSchopenhauer and Nietzsche called the universal Will—at one level seemingto reflect only blind, driving instinct for predatory and reproductive power,at another possessing all the evolutionary intelligence of Nature, the divineShakti. Pluto is Nature itself, life eternally transforming and overcoming it-self in an immense evolutionary dynamic.

When a planet forms a major aspect to Pluto, whether in the natal chart orby transit, that second planetary archetype tends to be greatly intensifiedand empowered in one’s life and character, sometimes to a compulsive anddestructive extreme. Pluto transits currently last on and off for four or fiveyears (in other eras they are longer, due to Pluto’s periodically slower orbitalspeed). They tend to coincide with periods of greatly intensified experience,sometimes taking the form of power struggles or underworld descents, butalso of profound personal transformations.

The discoveries in the past several years of small planet-like objects in theKuiper Belt beyond Pluto, probably the remnants of a very early stage in theevolution of the solar system, are too recent for adequate assessments to havebeen made concerning possible empirical correlations or their potential sig-nificance. The resulting reclassification of Pluto as a dwarf planet does notaffect the archetypal meaning that astrologers have consistently observed tocoincide with its movements. (Similarly, the Moon is not a planet astronom-ically, yet it possesses great archetypal significance for human life.)

These, then, are the ten basic archetypal principles that are the focus of thisCalendar and the method of analysis it facilitates. Archetypes are profound

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and many-faceted, and their meanings constantly open up to one in deeperways as one studies them over time. It is also important to remember that, al-though I have described the planetary archetypes here individually, in actuallife they are always interacting with each other in complicated ways—Plutowith Venus, for example, or Uranus with Mars; and often three or more plan-etary archetypes will be interacting simultaneously. As Schiller said, “Thegods never appear alone.” These complex interactions between the vari-ous archetypes consistently coincide with the aspects, particular geometricalalignments between the corresponding planets, both in the birth chart and intransits.

Aspects

IN THE COURSE of every planetary cycle as viewed from the Earth, eachplanet moves into and out of certain significant geometrical relationshipswith respect to every other planet. The presence of such an alignment oraspect between planets is regarded as indicating a distinct mutual activationand interaction of the corresponding planetary archetypes. That is, when twoplanets enter into a specific geometrical relationship (measured in degreesof celestial longitude along the zodiac), the two corresponding archetypesare observed to be in a state of heightened dynamic interaction and concreteexpression in human affairs. Five such alignments were recognized by theGreeks as most significant. These are now referred to as the major aspects:

P Conjunction 0°

Q Opposition 180°

U Trine 120°

R Square 90°

S Sextile 60°

The conjunction and opposition—the “axial” alignments—represent the twoclimaxes of every planetary cycle. For example, the New Moon each month isformed by the Moon’s conjunction with the Sun, the Full Moon by its oppo-sition to the Sun. The other major aspects represent significant intermediatepoints in the unfolding cycle. Generally speaking, the conjunction, opposi-tion, and two squares—together constituting the “quadrature” aspects—areregarded as indicating a more dynamic and potentially critical (“hard”) in-teraction between two planetary archetypes. The two trines and two sextilesthat occur during each cycle are seen as reflecting a more intrinsically har-monious and confluent (“soft”) interaction.

The forming of a major aspect between two planets is seen as coinciding witha significant mutual activation of the two corresponding archetypes, and the

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nature or vector of that interaction reflects which specific aspect has beenformed. Both the astrological tradition and contemporary research suggestthat it is especially the hard-aspect quadrature alignments in any given cy-cle (conjunction, opposition, squares) that coincide with highly dynamic andoften stressful archetypal tendencies and decisive concrete events reflectingthat dynamism. By contrast, the soft aspects (trines and sextiles) are regardedas reflecting harmonious and potentially generative states of being in whichthose principles are fully present and mutually activated but in a mannerthat is generally less challenging, less dynamically evident, and less likely tobe correlated with stressfully constellated concrete events.

As the planets move close to and then away from exact alignment, the con-crete archetypal expression of the aspect is observed to gradually intensifyuntil exactitude is reached and then diminish gradually afterwards in a wave-like continuum, with the general shape of a bell curve. To be considered “inaspect,” two planets must be positioned within a certain range of degrees ofexact alignment for that particular aspect. This range of degrees on each sideof exactitude within which the alignment is considered to be archetypallyoperative is called an orb. The specific orb varies according to aspect (a con-junction having a much wider orb than a sextile) and also varies accordingto the form of correspondence involved (aspects in natal charts and worldtransits have wider orbs than aspects in personal transits).

Generally speaking, in the theoretical framework outlined here, the most im-portant astronomical factors to know are the following: which planets arein major aspect, which aspects are involved, and how close to exact are thealignments.

Although this calendar delineates transits by specifying the timing for vari-ous individual alignments involving one transiting planet to one natal planetat a time, in actuality each of these transits is always part of an integratedwhole that is greater than the sum of its discrete parts. This complexly inter-acting whole—all the planets in one’s birth chart as well as all the currentlytransiting planets—ultimately defies full intellectual comprehension, but byspecifying and focusing on each individual aspect and its specific archetypalsignificance, we can shed considerable light on ourselves, our deep psycho-logical structure and potential, and the unfolding pattern of our lives.

It is frequently observed that while the soft aspects are indeed great gifts,it is often the hard aspects, in both birth charts and transits, that prove tobe the most fruitful in a person’s life, sometimes dramatically so. Althoughthey are rightly associated with difficulties, stresses, crises, and challenges,it is the hard aspects that tend to make things happen in life. The pressureof their conflict creates greater energetic dynamism, and challenges one tomove towards higher creative syntheses. They are more likely to produceconcrete manifestations, strengthening of character, deepening of the soul.Also, as one works through the negative side of such an aspect, the psychicenergy that is bound within that archetypal complex can be freed up to ex-press itself in more creative, life-enhancing ways (e.g., the compulsive rigid-ity that can accompany hard Saturn-Pluto aspects can turn into sustainedstrength of purpose, and so forth). That is why, when one seeks to under-stand the potential of a square or opposition aspect between two planets, itis often helpful to read what a standard astrological text has to say about a

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trine aspect between those same two planets, to see how the hard aspectscan be positively experienced, with even greater dynamism, once they havebeen sufficiently integrated and transformed. This is a major blind spot anddistortion in the astrological tradition, the tendency to simplistically divideastrological factors and positions into positive and negative, good and bad,when in reality every planetary aspect and position has its own nobility andpotential fruitfulness. Individuals who achieve things of real consequence inlife regularly have birth charts with hard aspects between the planets mostrelevant to their achievement, and those major achievements regularly occurduring periods of life marked by hard-aspect transits.

Transits

THE STUDY OF TRANSITS is especially valuable because it allows us to geta sense for the timing of the many archetypal influences in our lives. Per-haps of all areas of astrology, it is the study of transits that produces the mostcompelling evidence for the power of the astrological perspective and its im-mense pragmatic value. The principle of personal transits rests on the factthat as the planets continue moving after a person’s birth, they move intoand out of aspect in relation to the natal planetary positions. Thus when anyplanet’s present position in the sky forms an aspect to a point that was oc-cupied by any planet at the time of one’s birth (for example Uranus now inthe sky forming a conjunction to where Venus is in the natal chart), then dur-ing the period in which that particular aspect is in range, or orb, one wouldtend to have experiences that correlate with the specific planets and aspectinvolved (in this example, an approximately three-year period in which onewould tend to experience greater social vitality and excitement, the awak-ening of new love, the stimulation of one’s artistic creativity or aesthetic re-sponsiveness to life, an attraction towards innovative art forms, a certainrestlessness and unpredictability in one’s relationships, and so forth).

While the birth chart in itself is a portrait of one’s life and character as awhole, personal transits to the birth chart reflect the dynamic unfolding ofone’s life and character in terms of specific events and experiences. Transitsseem to activate the potential that is inherent in the birth chart.

Again, since the different celestial bodies move at different speeds, the du-ration of their transits varies—a Moon transit lasting several hours, a Sunor Mars transit several days, and the outer planets several months or years.The transits of the inner planets are useful for understanding the day-to-daychanges and shorter cycles of one’s life, but it is transits from the four outer-most planets—Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto—that are of the greatestsignificance in understanding life’s larger dynamics.

Orbs

LONG AND CAREFUL OBSERVATION of thousands of transits and their corre-sponding events has repeatedly confirmed for me the importance of employ-ing sufficiently broad orbs. If a computer program alerts one to the existenceof an outer-planet transit only when it has reached 1° of exact alignment, onewill very likely have been experiencing the relevant events for that transit

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for many months or even years before being notified of the transit’s exis-tence. Generally speaking, transits to the natal chart begin to be observablefrom 5° before exact alignment onward, particularly in the case of the hardaspects of the slow-moving outer planets; and they are fully operative whenthey have reached 3° before exact, with similar orbs as the transiting planetmoves beyond and separates from the exact alignment. This is the generalrule followed in the present calendar. The closer to exactitude, the more in-tense and the more frequent in general are the archetypally correspondingevents and experiences.

The following represent refinements of that general rule: Sextiles have asmaller orb than the other major aspects, with 3° as the beginning point. Marstransits tend to begin earlier than others—suggestive of Mars’s archetypalnature—with 6° before exact being regularly observed for the hard aspectsand trines. Saturn transits tend to hold on after exact alignment longer thanother transits (again archetypally appropriate for the Saturn principle). TheSaturn return transit is in a class by itself, with the completion of the Sat-urn cycle marking a period of major corresponding events for approximatelythree years (as one approaches age 30 in the case of the first Saturn return, age60 in the second); this represents an outside orb of 20° before and after exactalignment, and with especially strong correlations when Saturn has movedwithin 10° of exact alignment.

More generally in the case of the outer planets, which in their apparent ret-rograde and direct motions regularly move back and forth across any givenpoint in the natal chart, the transit tends to be operative from the first time ithas moved within orb until the last time it moves out of orb. During this pe-riod there will certainly be variations of intensity in general correlation withhow close to exact alignment the transiting planet is to the natal planetaryposition. But the nature of these correlations suggests that something likean archetypal wave form is set into motion in coincidence with a given tran-sit. As the transit moves within orb and then out of orb, and then back inand then out again, the corresponding events and qualities of experience donot simply get turned on and off and on and off like an electric light switch.The process seems to be much more wave-like and continuous rather thanatomistic and discontinuous. In the Calendar, the simplest way to conveythis wave-like quality was to provide graphic illustrations of a simple curveapproximating the level of archetypal intensity expressed in both quantityand quality of relevant events and experiences, spanning from the first timeto the last time the transit was within orb.

A Few General Comments

THERE ARE NUMEROUS significant factors in the birth chart that are wellworth examining, such as the sign positions of the planets (Aries, Taurus,Gemini, etc.), the houses, the elements and qualities, hemispheric emphasis,harmonics, as well as other predictive techniques such as progressions, solararc directions, solar and lunar returns, etc. All of these are valuable factors toexplore, but after many years of research I as well as many others have cometo the conclusion that it is the major planetary aspects expressed in natalcharts, personal transits, and world transits that are the most essential fac-

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tors in astrology, possessing great precision and richness of meaning. Thesereflect a certain beautifully lucid geometry of dynamic archetypal forms andforces, and offer perhaps the most intellectually cogent and clarifying pathof entry into the astrological perspective.

I recommend seeking out interpretations or readings from every good as-trologer who crosses your path, for astrology is so complex, and your charthas so many facets and levels of meaning, that each astrologer can illuminateit in new ways and give you important new insights. But beyond gettingreadings from good astrologers, I believe that the most rewarding path totake in the end is to follow your own transits with care and attention, exam-ine the evidence of your own life whose subtleties and changes you knowbetter than anyone, and experience this profound source of insight and un-derstanding for yourself.

It is especially important to understand that astrology is not concretely pre-dictive, but archetypally predictive. That is, the birth chart and transits indi-cate which universal principles are emphasized, in what combination, and atwhat times. They do not give information such as “You will get an offer of ajob as editor-in-chief for a large publishing firm on April 26, 2011,” or “Youwill meet your soul mate on the beach at Waikiki at sunset on New Year’sDay, 2015.” It might be possible for a gifted clairvoyant to do something likethis, but astrology per se has a different character.

Along the same lines, some archetypal dynamics symbolized in our birthchart and transits we recognize as true, but not so much of our own char-acter or actions as of the kinds of experiences we have drawn towards us,the character of events and relationships that we have in our life. This isbecause the archetypal patterns in our birth chart and transits describe thequality of our life experience. One cannot know for sure whether the par-ticular archetypal energies will be something one is conscious of in oneself,or whether they will express themselves in the larger sphere of one’s life inthe events, relationships, and circumstances that are to some degree externalto one, yet ultimately reflect one’s own larger state of being. Particularly ifwe have not psychologically “owned” those qualities, we will tend to projectthem onto others—and thus draw towards us others who will fulfill thoseenergies in our life. As Jung often said, what is forced to remain unconsciouscomes to us as “fate.”

The value of archetypal astrological analysis is that it can shed a more co-herent light on the many diverse and often chaotic particulars of our life, sothat we can see clarifying archetypal patterns in it and thereby live a moreconscious life in co-creative participation with the deeper energies of the uni-verse. As an ancient esoteric dictum put it, “The sagacious person enhancesthe workings of the heavens in the same way a farmer enhances the workingsof nature.”

Finally, it is important to realize that, at least in one crucial sense, astrologyoperates beyond good and evil. All archetypes are Janus-faced, with positiveand negative sides, and as the foregoing discussion suggests, no astrologercan look at a chart and, simply on that basis, conclude whether that personis “good” or “bad.” The birth chart does not determine the moral vector ofpersonal character. Nor does it determine ultimate “success” or “failure.” It

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portrays rather the basic nature of the archetypal dynamics that inform thatindividual’s life and character. How the individual copes with and growsthrough those particular dynamics, how she or he creatively embodies andintegrates the diverse potentials of the birth chart and transits, depends inthe last analysis on the individual. The same archetype can express itselfbenignly or destructively, in an exalted way or an ignoble way, and to a greatextent which of these occurs will be affected by the kind of consciousness thatis brought to the situation. The god needs to be honored, the archetype willexpress itself, but there is considerable latitude as to how that may happen.

And herein lies the importance of astrological insight, for the very act ofknowing the nature of the particular archetypes that are seeking expression,combined with an awareness of their potential timing, can play a significantrole in our positively contributing to the outcome. Then life becomes more ofa dance—a subtle interaction between archetypal forces and human aware-ness, a complex play of consciousness between the Immortals and the humanmind, will, and heart that they inform.

For a more extensive account of the material presented in this Introduction,see my own Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View (Viking, 2006;Plume paperback, 2007).

How to Use This Calendar

THIS CALENDAR WAS MADE to be used in conjunction with one of the stan-dard transit handbooks available today, such as the following:

Robert Hand, Planets in Transit

Reinhold Ebertin, Transits

Reinhold Ebertin, Combinations of Stellar Influence

Frances Sakoian and Louis Acker, Predictive Astrology

Each of these handbooks is written so that the reader can look up a specifictransit, such as Jupiter conjunct the Sun (i.e., transiting Jupiter conjunct natalSun), and read a summary of the kinds of experiences and events that tendto occur during the period of that transit. Each of these books is excellent inits own way, offering invaluable insights. Yet each one has its limitations andidiosyncrasies, and I highly recommend using more than one, ideally severalof them together in a kind of dialogue, to provide a fuller and more balancedunderstanding of each transit you are examining. To begin with, perhapsstart with Hand’s Planets in Transit, and then build up from there.

Other books that are not transit handbooks per se but can be used to great ad-vantage in understanding transits are Stephen Arroyo’s Astrology, Karma, and

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Transformation and Sue Tompkins’ Aspects in Astrology. For outer-planet tran-sits, Howard Sasportas’s Gods of Change is rewarding. Books by Liz Greene,Dane Rudhyar, Charles Harvey, Greg Bogart, and Caroline Casey, to name afew others, will be very helpful in exploring and understanding your birthchart and transits in greater depth. Philip Levine has also created The Arche-typal “I”, which provides psychological interpretations for your currently ac-tive transit cycles, along with a workbook-style approach which includesmeditation and visualizations to facilitate the deepening of your experienceof your transits.

The transit analysis method I myself followed from the start of my research,and that my students have employed for many years in our ongoing semi-nars, involves the following steps: Having calculated your personal transitsfor a given month or year (this step has been done for you with the Calendar),you then look one by one at the transits that are operative today (i.e., theyare “in orb”), perhaps starting with the slower-moving outer-planet transitsthat influence longer periods of time, and moving towards the faster-movinginner-planet transits. In each case, you focus on a particular transit, then lookup that transit in one or more transit handbooks to see the range of meaningsand possible events and experiences that have been observed for that transit.Then you carefully consider your own life at this time, and contemplate thevarious ways in which the inner states and outer events in your current ex-perience correspond with what you have read, and how it may differ—andparticularly how it may be different in specific ways and yet highly similaror analogous in its underlying archetypal character. You will generally havea number of very different transits simultaneously active, and the interactionof these multiple overlapping transits tends to reflect the ongoing complex-ity of life quite accurately and illuminatingly. The last step is then to writedown the results of these reflections in a daily journal that you keep for thispurpose. The journal is divided into ten sections—transits of Pluto, transitsof Neptune, transits of Venus, transits of the Sun, and so forth.

There is one other important element in this method: As you read throughRobert Hand’s or Reinhold Ebertin’s or whoever’s description of a giventransit, give close attention to how the relevant planetary archetypes inform theconcrete events and experiences they are listing. Move your thinking andconsciousness through the particulars to the deeper archetypal level. Whena Jupiter trine Venus transit is described in terms of a period of joyful roman-tic experiences or a heightened taste for expensive luxuries, think throughhow Jupiter and Venus are each archetypally present in that specific kind ofevent or tendency. What is Jupiter giving to this particular experience (joy,extravagance, expansion, etc.) and what is Venus giving (romantic feeling,a taste for beautiful things, sensuous delight, etc.). Then do the same whenyou are contemplating your own life to see how it might reflect the specifictransit you are examining. If you have transiting Saturn conjunct your natalMoon, consider how those particular archetypal principles are combined andembodied in your experience of caring for your aging mother at that time, oryour increased sense of emotional self-control, or your feeling of depressionor heaviness, or your finding that work is keeping you away from home andfamily more than usual, and so forth. In each case, you are simply takingthe archetypal meanings for the planets, as described in the pages above,combining them, recognizing their complex interaction, and thereby moving

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from the concrete particulars of your life to the great mythic universals thatinform it.

This method of ongoing personal transit analysis has proved to be an extraor-dinary path for increased self-understanding and existential orientation, aswell as for spiritual deepening. Such a meditation fosters the developmentand opening of what Hillman calls the “archetypal eye.” It can increase ourpsychological insight and thus our capacity to engage others with greaterempathy and self-awareness. It also allows us to experience ourselves andthe complicated flux and chaos of our lives as embedded in larger cycles ofpurposes and meanings that are ultimately grounded in the cosmos itself.Finally, it permits the archetypes, the gods or Immortals, to be articulatedand honored with clarity and care, to rise to consciousness from our “uncon-scious,” which is ultimately the inner being of the cosmos itself, the animamundi. The daily practice of transit analysis then becomes a powerful kindof spiritual practice, of centering, of discovering meaning, of contemplatingand participating more fully in the unfolding divine order and mystery oflife.

The Structure of the Calendar

AFTER THIS INTRODUCTION, the first section of graphs in the Calendar, Part1, shows the major personal transits of the outer planets, showing their over-all timing and curve of intensity, and marking where the current year fallswithin the longer transit. Following this is a single-page graph showing allthese major personal outer-planet transits in a way that permits the reader toquickly see their overlapping periods of concurrence during a several-yearspan of time. This section provides the reader with an overview of the mostsignificant transiting influences shaping the present time.

The next section, Part 2 , is the monthly calendar of transits, which providesa more detailed picture of both inner- and outer-planetary transits on a day-to-day basis. Each day of the calendar shows which transits are beginningon that day (indicated in blue by an arrow and the number of degrees be-fore exactitude), and which ones have reached exact alignment (indicated inred and followed by 0°, with outer-planet transits underlined). The upperpages for the monthly calendar section contain a standard ephemeris for thatmonth, showing the exact planetary positions for each day at noon Green-wich. On the right side of the upper page is a listing of the outer-planettransits operative that month, with their full time-periods and orbs specifiedfor convenient reference.

Part 3 is a monthly lunar calendar, giving the exact times that each Moontransit reaches exact aspect. Generally, the Moon transit will be operativefor six or more hours before this time, and will last for several more hoursafterwards. The dates and times for the New and Full Moon each month arealso provided.

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Part 4 provides further information about the major outer-planet transits byplacing them in their larger cyclical context, showing their angular alignmentgraphically on the circle of the natal chart, and citing the earlier times in one’slife that the same planet formed major aspects by transit to the same natalplanet.

Finally, Part 5 provides an overview of the most important current and recentworld transit cycles. These are alignments that are relevant for understand-ing the archetypal dynamics of the world as a whole, for the collective psy-che rather than only the individual. Yet each individual is embedded in thecollective, and the archetypal fields or gestalts that are constellated duringmajor world transits profoundly shape the experience of every individual atthat time. For a detailed introduction to and survey of world transits, see myCosmos and Psyche.

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References

Hillman, James, Re-Visioning Psychology (New York: Harper & Row, 1975),pp. xiii-xiv (xix-xx in 1992 edition); pp. 169-70; 168-69.

Jung, C. G., “The Psychology of the Child Archetype” (1940), in The Archetypesand the Collective Unconscious, Collected Works, vol. 9, part i, par. 301, p.179.

Plotinus, Enneads, II, 3, 7, “Are the Stars Causes?” (c. 268 CE), quoted inEugenio Garin, Astrology in the Renaissance, trans. C. Jackson and J. Allen,rev. C. Robertson (London: Arkana, 1983), p. 117.

Acknowledgments

I want to thank Philip Levine for his initiative, technical expertise, and goodspirit in making this Calendar possible. Every detail on every page had tobe thought through, designed, and programmed by Philip as he took mymyriad instructions and principles and incarnated them in a form that couldbe readily reproduced for each individual receiving a Calendar. I also amgrateful to Matthew Stelzner for his very helpful counsel in planning andrefining the Calendar, and to Stanislav Grof and the late Arne Trettevik fortheir important roles in the earliest stages of my research in this area overthree decades ago.

For more information, relevant essays and interviews, and a schedule of pub-lic seminars and lectures, go to www.Cosmosandpsyche.com.

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If our intellectual self-awareness now requires a furtherevolution, perhaps the first step is to recognize that our en-gagement with the universe would be more deeply fruitfulif it more resembled a genuine dialogue. When the cosmosis assumed to be incapable of purposeful communication,of depth and complexity of meaning, then no communica-tion at that level can possibly take place. Such communica-tion is excluded at the very outset of the inquiry. Yet in anyauthentic relationship—that is, in a relationship of truereciprocity—the potential communication of meaning andpurpose must be able to move in both directions, in this in-stance between self and world. For this to occur, a patientlydeveloped sense of intellectual and imaginative empathy—of receptive, respectful, trusting observation and analysis,inward and outward—is essential. Awareness of this needhas moved our age to turn with new respect to those eras,traditions, and cultures in which such epistemologies havelong been cultivated: ancient, indigenous, shamanic, mysti-cal, esoteric.

Compared with the modern stance of systematic self-dis-tancing and objectification, it appears that our present taskis to cultivate a capacity for opening ourselves more fully to“the other” in all its forms: to listen with more keenly dis-cerning ears to other voices and perspectives, other ways ofbeing and knowing, other cultures and other ages, otherforms of life, other modes of the universe’s self-disclosure.As in any genuine dialogue, we must be willing to enterinto that which we seek to know, not keep it distanced as asilent object imprisoned by the framework of our limitingassumptions. We need to allow that which we seek to knowto enter into our own being.

From Richard Tarnas

Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

“Opening to the Cosmos”

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IR B

(NE

PT

UN

E S

QU

AR

E M

OO

N, 5

° orb

: Apr

il 20

10 -

Jan

uary

201

6)

vv

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(NE

PT

UN

E O

PP

OS

ITE

PL

UT

O, 5

° orb

: Mar

ch 2

012

- Ja

nuar

y 20

18)

v

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HUMN

(UR

AN

US

TR

INE

MID

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AV

EN

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pril

2009

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arch

201

2)

v ||||||

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|HR D

(UR

AN

US

SQ

UA

RE

VE

NU

S, 5

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: Mar

ch 2

010

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ary

2013

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v ||||||

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|HU C

(UR

AN

US

TR

INE

ME

RC

UR

Y, 5

° orb

: Mar

ch 2

010

- M

arch

201

3)

v

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HU A

(UR

AN

US

TR

INE

SU

N, 5

° orb

: May

201

2 -

Feb

ruar

y 20

16)

v

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GUmnN

(SA

TU

RN

TR

INE

AS

CE

ND

AN

T, 5

° orb

: Nov

embe

r 20

10 -

Jul

y 20

12)

v

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||GR G

(SA

TU

RN

SQ

UA

RE

SA

TU

RN

, 5° o

rb: O

ctob

er 2

011

- O

ctob

er 2

012)

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(SA

TU

RN

SQ

UA

RE

JU

PIT

ER

, 5° o

rb: D

ecem

ber

2011

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ugus

t 201

3)

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(SA

TU

RN

TR

INE

VE

NU

S, 5

° orb

: Dec

embe

r 20

11 -

Aug

ust 2

013)

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GR C

(SA

TU

RN

SQ

UA

RE

ME

RC

UR

Y, 5

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: Dec

embe

r 20

11 -

Sep

tem

ber

2013

)

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(SA

TU

RN

CO

NJU

NC

T N

EP

TU

NE

, 5° o

rb: N

ovem

ber

2012

- N

ovem

ber

2013

)

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GR A

(SA

TU

RN

SQ

UA

RE

SU

N, 5

° orb

: Dec

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r 20

12 -

Aug

ust 2

014)

v

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FR F

(JU

PIT

ER

SQ

UA

RE

JU

PIT

ER

, 5° o

rb: M

ay 2

011

- F

ebru

ary

2012

)

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FR C

(JU

PIT

ER

SQ

UA

RE

ME

RC

UR

Y, 5

° orb

: May

201

1 -

Mar

ch 2

012)

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FE

BM

AR

AP

RM

AY

JUN

JUL

AU

GS

EP

OC

TN

OV

DE

CJA

NF

EB

MA

RA

PR

MA

YJU

NJU

LA

UG

SE

PO

CT

NO

VD

EC

JAN

FE

BM

AR

AP

RM

AY

JUN

JUL

AU

GS

EP

OC

TN

OV

DE

C

Jan

uar

y 20

11Ja

nu

ary

2012

Jan

uar

y 20

13Ja

nu

ary

2014

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FU J

(JU

PIT

ER

TR

INE

PL

UT

O, 5

° orb

: Jun

e 20

11 -

Mar

ch 2

012)

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FQ I

(JU

PIT

ER

OP

PO

SIT

E N

EP

TU

NE

, 5° o

rb: J

une

2011

- A

pril

2012

)

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FR A

(JU

PIT

ER

SQ

UA

RE

SU

N, 5

° orb

: Jul

y 20

11 -

Apr

il 20

12)

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(JU

PIT

ER

SQ

UA

RE

AS

CE

ND

AN

T, 5

° orb

: Mar

ch 2

012

- M

ay 2

012)

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Timing of Archetypal Intensity

J PLUTO TRANSITS J

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Jan 2010 Nov 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Jan 2009 Nov 2014 JUJPLUTO TRINE PLUTO

5°: Jan 2009 - Nov 20143°: Jan 2010 - Nov 2013

Exact: Feb 22, 2011; May 26, 2011;Dec 22, 2011; Sep 8, 2012; Sep 27, 2012

I NEPTUNE TRANSITS I

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Feb 2008 Dec 2011

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2007 Feb 2012 IQHNEPTUNE OPPOSITE URANUS

5°: Mar 2007 - Feb 20123°: Feb 2008 - Dec 2011

Exact: Mar 21, 2009; Aug 10, 2009;Jan 21, 2010

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Apr 2009 Jan 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Apr 2008 Jan 2014 IRMNNEPTUNE SQUARE MIDHEAVEN

5°: Apr 2008 - Jan 20143°: Apr 2009 - Jan 2013

Exact: May 31, 2010; Mar 2, 2011;Sep 15, 2011; Dec 31, 2011

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Feb 2011 Feb 2014

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2010 Feb 2015 IUDNEPTUNE TRINE VENUS

5°: Mar 2010 - Feb 20153°: Feb 2011 - Feb 2014

Exact: Mar 23, 2012; Aug 22, 2012;Jan 23, 2013

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Apr 2011 Feb 2015

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Apr 2010 Jan 2016 IRBNEPTUNE SQUARE MOON

5°: Apr 2010 - Jan 20163°: Apr 2011 - Feb 2015

Exact: Jun 3, 2012; Mar 7, 2013;Sep 18, 2013; Jan 5, 2014

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Mar 2013 Jan 2017

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2012 Jan 2018 IQJNEPTUNE OPPOSITE PLUTO

5°: Mar 2012 - Jan 20183°: Mar 2013 - Jan 2017

Exact: Apr 22, 2014; Jul 29, 2014;Feb 18, 2015; Nov 16, 2015

H URANUS TRANSITS H

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May 2009 Feb 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Apr 2009 Mar 2012 HUMNURANUS TRINE MIDHEAVEN

5°: Apr 2009 - Mar 20123°: May 2009 - Feb 2012

Exact: Apr 29, 2010; Sep 14, 2010;Feb 19, 2011

Barack Obama’s Major Personal Transits from January 2012 to December 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2010 Feb 2013 HRDURANUS SQUARE VENUS

5°: Mar 2010 - Feb 20133°: Apr 2010 - Jan 2013

Exact: Apr 12, 2011; Oct 16, 2011;Jan 31, 2012

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May 2010 Jan 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2010 Mar 2013 HUCURANUS TRINE MERCURY

5°: Mar 2010 - Mar 20133°: May 2010 - Jan 2013

Exact: Apr 22, 2011; Oct 1, 2011;Feb 13, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2012 Feb 2016 HUAURANUS TRINE SUN5°: May 2012 - Feb 20163°: Apr 2013 - Mar 2015

Exact: Jul 15, 2013; Apr 3, 2014;Dec 20, 2014

G SATURN TRANSITS G

T1Ul| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

Dec 2010 Oct 2011

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Nov 2010 Jul 2012 GUmnNSATURN TRINE ASCENDANT

5°: Nov 2010 - Jul 20123°: Dec 2010 - Oct 2011

Exact: Sep 25, 2011

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Oct 2011 Sep 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Oct 2011 Oct 2012 GRGSATURN SQUARE SATURN

5°: Oct 2011 - Oct 20123°: Oct 2011 - Sep 2012

Exact: Nov 27, 2011; Apr 26, 2012;Aug 21, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Dec 2011 Aug 2013 GRFSATURN SQUARE JUPITER

5°: Dec 2011 - Aug 20133°: Dec 2011 - Nov 2012

Exact: Oct 12, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Dec 2011 Aug 2013 GUDSATURN TRINE VENUS

5°: Dec 2011 - Aug 20133°: Jan 2012 - Nov 2012

Exact: Oct 20, 2012

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Jan 2012 Aug 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Dec 2011 Sep 2013 GRCSATURN SQUARE MERCURY

5°: Dec 2011 - Sep 20133°: Jan 2012 - Aug 2013

Exact: Oct 25, 2012

Barack Obama’s Major Personal Transits from January 2012 to December 2012

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Nov 2012 Nov 2013 GPISATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

5°: Nov 2012 - Nov 20133°: Nov 2012 - Oct 2013

Exact: Dec 20, 2012; Apr 22, 2013;Sep 17, 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Dec 2012 Aug 2014 GRASATURN SQUARE SUN

5°: Dec 2012 - Aug 20143°: Dec 2012 - Nov 2013

Exact: Oct 23, 2013

F JUPITER TRANSITS F

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May 2011 Feb 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2011 Feb 2012 FRFJUPITER SQUARE JUPITER

5°: May 2011 - Feb 20123°: May 2011 - Feb 2012

Exact: Jun 8, 2011; Dec 8, 2011;Jan 11, 2012

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Jun 2011 Feb 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2011 Mar 2012 FRCJUPITER SQUARE MERCURY

5°: May 2011 - Mar 20123°: Jun 2011 - Feb 2012

Exact: Jun 16, 2011; Nov 21, 2011;Jan 29, 2012

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Jul 2011 Mar 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Jun 2011 Mar 2012 FUJJUPITER TRINE PLUTO

5°: Jun 2011 - Mar 20123°: Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

Exact: Jul 14, 2011; Oct 16, 2011;Feb 29, 2012

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Jul 2011 Mar 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Jun 2011 Apr 2012 FQIJUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE

5°: Jun 2011 - Apr 20123°: Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

Exact: Jul 28, 2011; Oct 2, 2011;Mar 9, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Jul 2011 Apr 2012 FRAJUPITER SQUARE SUN

5°: Jul 2011 - Apr 20123°: Mar 2012 - Apr 2012

Exact: Mar 28, 2012

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Apr 2012 May 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Mar 2012 May 2012 FRmnNJUPITER SQUARE ASCENDANT

5°: Mar 2012 - May 20123°: Apr 2012 - May 2012

Exact: Apr 21, 2012

Barack Obama’s Major Personal Transits from January 2012 to December 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Apr 2012 Jun 2012 FUEJUPITER TRINE MARS

5°: Apr 2012 - Jun 20123°: Apr 2012 - May 2012

Exact: May 10, 2012

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May 2012 Jun 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2012 Jun 2012 FUGJUPITER TRINE SATURN

5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Exact: May 22, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2012 Jun 2012 FRHJUPITER SQUARE URANUS

5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Exact: May 22, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2012 Jun 2012 FQMNJUPITER OPPOSITE MIDHEAVEN

5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Exact: Jun 6, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

May 2012 Jul 2012 FUFJUPITER TRINE JUPITER

5°: May 2012 - Jul 20123°: Jun 2012 - Jun 2012

Exact: Jun 15, 2012

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Jun 2012 Mar 2013 FPBJUPITER CONJUNCT MOON

5°: Jun 2012 - Mar 20133°: Jun 2012 - Feb 2013

Exact: Jun 26, 2012

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Jun 2012 Apr 2013 FRJJUPITER SQUARE PLUTO

5°: Jun 2012 - Apr 20133°: Jun 2012 - Mar 2013

Exact: Jul 14, 2012; Jan 10, 2013;Feb 18, 2013

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

Aug 2012 May 2013 FUmnNJUPITER TRINE ASCENDANT

5°: Aug 2012 - May 20133°: Sep 2012 - May 2013

Exact: May 3, 2013

Barack ObamaMajor Personal Transits of the Outer Planets

Within Orb from January 2012 - December 2012

Aspect Outer Orb Inner OrbJUJ PLUTO TRINE PLUTO Jan 2009 - Nov 2014 Jan 2010 - Nov 2013

IQH NEPTUNE OPPOSITE URANUS Mar 2007 - Feb 2012 Feb 2008 - Dec 2011

IRMN NEPTUNE SQUARE MIDHEAVEN Apr 2008 - Jan 2014 Apr 2009 - Jan 2013

IUD NEPTUNE TRINE VENUS Mar 2010 - Feb 2015 Feb 2011 - Feb 2014

IRB NEPTUNE SQUARE MOON Apr 2010 - Jan 2016 Apr 2011 - Feb 2015

IQJ NEPTUNE OPPOSITE PLUTO Mar 2012 - Jan 2018 Mar 2013 - Jan 2017

HUMN URANUS TRINE MIDHEAVEN Apr 2009 - Mar 2012 May 2009 - Feb 2012

HRD URANUS SQUARE VENUS Mar 2010 - Feb 2013 Apr 2010 - Jan 2013

HUC URANUS TRINE MERCURY Mar 2010 - Mar 2013 May 2010 - Jan 2013

HUA URANUS TRINE SUN May 2012 - Feb 2016 Apr 2013 - Mar 2015

GUmnN SATURN TRINE ASCENDANT Nov 2010 - Jul 2012 Dec 2010 - Oct 2011

GRG SATURN SQUARE SATURN Oct 2011 - Oct 2012 Oct 2011 - Sep 2012

GRF SATURN SQUARE JUPITER Dec 2011 - Aug 2013 Dec 2011 - Nov 2012

GUD SATURN TRINE VENUS Dec 2011 - Aug 2013 Jan 2012 - Nov 2012

GRC SATURN SQUARE MERCURY Dec 2011 - Sep 2013 Jan 2012 - Aug 2013

GPI SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE Nov 2012 - Nov 2013 Nov 2012 - Oct 2013

GRA SATURN SQUARE SUN Dec 2012 - Aug 2014 Dec 2012 - Nov 2013

FRF JUPITER SQUARE JUPITER May 2011 - Feb 2012 May 2011 - Feb 2012

FRC JUPITER SQUARE MERCURY May 2011 - Mar 2012 Jun 2011 - Feb 2012

FUJ JUPITER TRINE PLUTO Jun 2011 - Mar 2012 Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

FQI JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE Jun 2011 - Apr 2012 Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

FRA JUPITER SQUARE SUN Jul 2011 - Apr 2012 Mar 2012 - Apr 2012

FRmnN JUPITER SQUARE ASCENDANT Mar 2012 - May 2012 Apr 2012 - May 2012

FUE JUPITER TRINE MARS Apr 2012 - Jun 2012 Apr 2012 - May 2012

FUG JUPITER TRINE SATURN May 2012 - Jun 2012 May 2012 - Jun 2012

FRH JUPITER SQUARE URANUS May 2012 - Jun 2012 May 2012 - Jun 2012

FQMN JUPITER OPPOSITE MIDHEAVEN May 2012 - Jun 2012 May 2012 - Jun 2012

FUF JUPITER TRINE JUPITER May 2012 - Jul 2012 Jun 2012 - Jun 2012

FPB JUPITER CONJUNCT MOON Jun 2012 - Mar 2013 Jun 2012 - Feb 2013

FRJ JUPITER SQUARE PLUTO Jun 2012 - Apr 2013 Jun 2012 - Mar 2013

FUmnN JUPITER TRINE ASCENDANT Aug 2012 - May 2013 Sep 2012 - May 2013

The arising in us of an archetypal complex can serve as a window to auniverse, indeed a door and a pathway, but it can also serve as anenclosing wall, an impermeable boundary and barrier that effectivelycreates a limit to our universe of possibilities. Only a critical awarenessof that potential boundary, and an act of the imagination to transcend it,can open the horizon of our universe. I have found that such an aware-ness is mediated most effectively by a recognition of the dominantarchetypal complexes and dynamics of a given time, whether for anindividual or an entire civilization, and that this recognition is ex-traordinarily enhanced by a knowledge of what planets are in align-ment at what time and for how long, an informed understanding ofwhich can provide a crucial, irreplaceable perspective on the shiftingarchetypal dynamics of life.

In this sense, even when the correlations observed involve the gravestand darkest matters, the archetypal astrological perspective points tothe possibility of an unexpected liberation from certain otherwise im-placably confining conditions. This emancipatory potential has threedifferent interrelated elements:

First, by providing nuanced, clarifying insight into which archetypalcomplexes are likely to be constellated in an individual or a society andwhen, such a perspective can open up a new potential for critical reflec-tion and self-awareness—a new possibility of transcending one’s uncons-cious immersion in the moment, and thus a crucial degree of autonomyin relation to the powerful forces at work in the individual and collec-tive psyche.

Second, such ongoing insight provides one with an edifying sense ofthe relativity of every state of being in which one finds oneself, whether astate of mind, a stage of life, or an historical epoch: “This too shallpass”—both the grievous and the glorious—and however persuasivethe current archetypal gestalt appears to be, it is not the whole story.

Finally, apart from the particulars of the planetary and archetypal pat-terning, the very recognition that such correlations exist at all, and thatthey continue to exist with such extraordinary consistency and elegantcomplexity, can nurture a profound awareness of the human conditionas one of embeddedness and creative participation in a living cosmos of un-folding meaning and purpose.

From Richard Tarnas, Cosmos and Psyche“Opening New Horizons”

PART 2

BARACK OBAMABARACK OBAMA

PERSONAL

MONTHLY TRANSIT

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Exact: Mar 8, 2008

Mar 2008

Feb 2006 Jan 2011

Enters outer orb Enters inner orb This month Leaves inner orb Leaves outer orb

18

DRA 0°AUmnN 3° ->CPD 3° ->CUmnN 3° ->

Transit exact today

Transit enters 3-degree orb

Generic example shown

JAN

UA

RY

20

12D

ayA

BC

DE

FG

HI

J

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2813a

0420i

3014k

2620f

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190a

5128k

547j

20

211

2924

5621

5215

4020

280

2828

230

5228

567

23

312

306b

4623

1416

5320

410

3028

270

5428

587

25

413

3118

3824

3818

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540

3128

300

5528

597

27

514

330c

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0219

2021

070

3428

330

5629

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29

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3412

4827

2720

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190

3628

370

5729

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31

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3525

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300

3828

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5929

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33

817

367d

540j

2023

0021

410

4128

431

0029

067

35

918

3720

521

4724

1321

510

4428

461

0229

087

38

1019

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1525

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40

1120

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42

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176

1227

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0729

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4229

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0829

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Jan

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Mu

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Jan

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Jan

23(7

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PM

ES

T)CR E

Jan

1

D➟l

Jan

14

CR H

Jan

8

A➟k

Jan

20

DP I

Jan

13

C➟k

Jan

27

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Jan

19

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Jan

27

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Ap

r 20

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n 2

013

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

013

HRD

Exa

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Jan

31,

201

2Ja

n 2

012

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May

201

1F

eb 2

012

May

201

1F

eb 2

012

FRF

Exa

ct:

Jan

11,

201

2Ja

n 2

012

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Jun

201

1F

eb 2

012

May

201

1M

ar 2

012

FRC

Exa

ct:

Jan

29,

201

2Ja

n 2

012

En

ters

Inn

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Jan

201

2N

ov

2012

Dec

201

1A

ug

201

3

GUD

En

ter

3°:

Jan

201

2Ja

n 2

012

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Jan

201

2A

ug

201

3D

ec 2

011

Sep

201

3

GRC

En

ter

3°:

Jan

201

2Ja

n 2

012

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Jan

201

0N

ov

2013

Jan

200

9N

ov

2014

JUJ

3°:

Jan

201

0 -

No

v 20

13Ja

n 2

012

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Ap

r 20

09Ja

n 2

013

Ap

r 20

08Ja

n 2

014

IRMN

3°:

Ap

r 20

09 -

Jan

201

3Ja

n 2

012

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Feb

201

1F

eb 2

014

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

015

IUD

3°:

Feb

201

1 -

Feb

201

4Ja

n 2

012

Als

o E

xact

: HS F

Exa

ct:

Jan

1, 2

012

FS D

Exa

ct:

Jan

23,

201

2

Als

o W

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in In

ner

Orb

JS I

3°:

Jan

201

1 -

No

v 20

142°

: F

eb 2

011

- D

ec 2

013

IR B

5°:

Ap

r 20

10 -

Jan

201

63°

: A

pr

2011

- F

eb 2

015

HUMN

5°:

Ap

r 20

09 -

Mar

201

23°

: M

ay 2

009

- F

eb 2

012

HU C

5°:

Mar

201

0 -

Mar

201

33°

: M

ay 2

010

- Ja

n 2

013

HS B

3°:

Jun

201

0 -

Feb

201

32°

: A

pr

2011

- J

an 2

013

GS H

3°:

Oct

201

1 -

Sep

201

22°

: N

ov

2011

- S

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012

GR G

5°:

Oct

201

1 -

Oct

201

23°

: O

ct 2

011

- S

ep 2

012

GR F

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Dec

201

1 -

No

v 20

12

En

teri

ng

: FR A

5°:

Jul 2

011

- A

pr

2012

3°:

Mar

201

2 -

Ap

r 20

12

Lea

vin

g:

IQ H

5°:

Mar

200

7 -

Feb

201

23°

: F

eb 2

008

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ec 2

011

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JAN

UA

RY

2012

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nesd

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day

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day

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3°—

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0°DRB

3°—

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3°—

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3°—

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0°DRB

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0°AUB

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0°ASMN

3°—

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3°—

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0°APF

0°AQC

3°—

>CUE

3°—

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2223

2425

2627

28

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0°FSD

0°CPG

0°CSMN

3°—

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0°CQC

3°—

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0°CUE

0°AUB

0°ARI

3°—

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3°—

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3°—

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0°CPG

3°—

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0°

2930

31

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FRC

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3°—

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0°CUB

0°CRI

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3°—

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FE

BR

UA

RY

20

12D

ayA

BC

DE

FG

HI

J

112k

0126b

237k

5222l

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382b

4229g

291a

4829k

558j

24

213

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239

3323

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312

4929

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578

26

314

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232

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301

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598

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153

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301

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4429

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090

138

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1021

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Feb

21

at 5

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PM

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T2l

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Mo

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at 4

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PM

ES

T18e

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Pla

net

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Sta

tio

ns:

Mu

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Asp

ects

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➟l

Feb

3Gtr

Feb

7(9

:04

AM

ES

T)

DQ E

Feb

1

D➟a

Feb

8AP C

Feb

7

C➟l

Feb

13DP H

Feb

9-1

0

A➟l

Feb

19

CP I

Feb

13-

14

DR J

Feb

15

CQ E

Feb

23

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May

201

0Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0M

ar 2

013

HUC

Exa

ct:

Feb

13,

201

2F

eb 2

012

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Jul 2

011

Mar

201

2Ju

n 2

011

Mar

201

2

FUJ

Exa

ct:

Feb

29,

201

2F

eb 2

012

Wit

hin

Inn

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Jan

201

0N

ov

2013

Jan

200

9N

ov

2014

JUJ

3°:

Jan

201

0 -

No

v 20

13F

eb 2

012

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Ap

r 20

09Ja

n 2

013

Ap

r 20

08Ja

n 2

014

IRMN

3°:

Ap

r 20

09 -

Jan

201

3F

eb 2

012

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Feb

201

1F

eb 2

014

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

015

IUD

3°:

Feb

201

1 -

Feb

201

4F

eb 2

012

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Ap

r 20

11F

eb 2

015

Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

016

IRB

3°:

Ap

r 20

11 -

Feb

201

5F

eb 2

012

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May

200

9F

eb 2

012

Ap

r 20

09M

ar 2

012

HUMN

3°:

May

200

9 -

Feb

201

2F

eb 2

012

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Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

013

HRD

3°:

Ap

r 20

10 -

Jan

201

3F

eb 2

012

Als

o E

xact

: JS I

Exa

ct:

Feb

8, 2

012

Als

o W

ith

in In

ner

Orb

HS F

3°:

Ap

r 20

10 -

Mar

201

22°

: A

pr

2010

- F

eb 2

012

HS B

3°:

Jun

201

0 -

Feb

201

32°

: A

pr

2011

- J

an 2

013

GS H

3°:

Oct

201

1 -

Sep

201

22°

: N

ov

2011

- S

ep 2

012

GR G

5°:

Oct

201

1 -

Oct

201

23°

: O

ct 2

011

- S

ep 2

012

GR F

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Dec

201

1 -

No

v 20

12 GU D

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Jan

201

2 -

No

v 20

12 GR C

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Sep

201

33°

: Ja

n 2

012

- A

ug

201

3

En

teri

ng

: FR A

5°:

Jul 2

011

- A

pr

2012

3°:

Mar

201

2 -

Ap

r 20

12

Lea

vin

g:

IQ H

5°:

Mar

200

7 -

Feb

201

23°

: F

eb 2

008

- D

ec 2

011

GUmnN

5°:

No

v 20

10 -

Ju

l 201

23°

: D

ec 2

010

- O

ct 2

011

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NT

INU

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ner

plan

et tr

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ts a

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hen

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th b

egin

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arac

k O

bam

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or

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ter

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net

Tra

nsi

ts:

Exa

ct T

his

Mo

nth

:

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| |v

Feb

201

1F

eb 2

014

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

015

IUD

Exa

ct:

Au

g 2

2, 2

012

Au

g 2

012

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| |v

Oct

201

1S

ep 2

012

Oct

201

1O

ct 2

012

GRG

Exa

ct:

Au

g 2

1, 2

012

Au

g 2

012

En

ters

Ou

ter

Orb

Th

is M

on

th:

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v

Sep

201

2M

ay 2

013

Au

g 2

012

May

201

3

FUmnN

En

ter

5°:

Au

g 2

012

Au

g 2

012

Wit

hin

Inn

er O

rb T

his

Mo

nth

:

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| |v

Jan

201

0N

ov

2013

Jan

200

9N

ov

2014

JUJ

3°:

Jan

201

0 -

No

v 20

13A

ug

201

2

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| |v

Ap

r 20

09Ja

n 2

013

Ap

r 20

08Ja

n 2

014

IRMN

3°:

Ap

r 20

09 -

Jan

201

3A

ug

201

2

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| |v

Ap

r 20

11F

eb 2

015

Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

016

IRB

3°:

Ap

r 20

11 -

Feb

201

5A

ug

201

2

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v

Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

013

HRD

3°:

Ap

r 20

10 -

Jan

201

3A

ug

201

2

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| |v

May

201

0Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0M

ar 2

013

HUC

3°:

May

201

0 -

Jan

201

3A

ug

201

2

Als

o E

xact

: GS H

Exa

ct:

Au

g 2

0, 2

012

FS A

Exa

ct:

Au

g 1

5, 2

012

Als

o W

ith

in In

ner

Orb

JS I

3°:

Jan

201

1 -

No

v 20

142°

: F

eb 2

011

- D

ec 2

013

HS B

3°:

Jun

201

0 -

Feb

201

32°

: A

pr

2011

- J

an 2

013

GR F

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Dec

201

1 -

No

v 20

12 GU D

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Jan

201

2 -

No

v 20

12 GR C

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Sep

201

33°

: Ja

n 2

012

- A

ug

201

3

En

teri

ng

: IQ J

5°:

Mar

201

2 -

Jan

201

83°

: M

ar 2

013

- Ja

n 2

017

HU A

5°:

May

201

2 -

Feb

201

63°

: A

pr

2013

- M

ar 2

015

CO

NT

INU

ING

= in

ner

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ts a

ctiv

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th b

egin

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e: A

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ng

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34

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ING

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3°—

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3°R

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56

78

910

11

AU

GU

ST

2012

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nd

ay

Mo

nd

ay

Tu

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ay

Wed

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ay

Th

urs

day

Fri

day

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rday

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2324

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3°—

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3°—

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3°—

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3°—

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3°—

>

SE

PT

EM

BE

R

2012

Day

AB

CD

EF

GH

IJ

19f

2720l

340f

4624d

325h

4314c

3826g

187a

371l

327j

01

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196

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nd

ane

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ects

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AM

ED

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Sep

1

C➟g

Sep

16

DR G

Sep

2-3

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Sep

22

AP CR F

Sep

7-1

0

HR J

Sep

18-

19

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Sep

20

DR E

Sep

26-

27

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Sep

28-

29

Pla

neta

ry p

ositi

ons

are

for

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ich

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on

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nth

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| |v

Jan

201

0N

ov

2013

Jan

200

9N

ov

2014

JUJ

Exa

ct:

Sep

8, 2

012

Sep

201

2

En

ters

Inn

er O

rb T

his

Mo

nth

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v

Sep

201

2M

ay 2

013

Au

g 2

012

May

201

3

FUmnN

En

ter

3°:

Sep

201

2S

ep 2

012

Wit

hin

Inn

er O

rb T

his

Mo

nth

:

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| |v

Ap

r 20

09Ja

n 2

013

Ap

r 20

08Ja

n 2

014

IRMN

3°:

Ap

r 20

09 -

Jan

201

3S

ep 2

012

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| |v

Feb

201

1F

eb 2

014

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

015

IUD

3°:

Feb

201

1 -

Feb

201

4S

ep 2

012

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| |v

Ap

r 20

11F

eb 2

015

Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

016

IRB

3°:

Ap

r 20

11 -

Feb

201

5S

ep 2

012

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v

Ap

r 20

10Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0F

eb 2

013

HRD

3°:

Ap

r 20

10 -

Jan

201

3S

ep 2

012

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| |v

May

201

0Ja

n 2

013

Mar

201

0M

ar 2

013

HUC

3°:

May

201

0 -

Jan

201

3S

ep 2

012

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| |v

Oct

201

1S

ep 2

012

Oct

201

1O

ct 2

012

GRG

3°:

Oct

201

1 -

Sep

201

2S

ep 2

012

Als

o W

ith

in In

ner

Orb

JS I

3°:

Jan

201

1 -

No

v 20

142°

: F

eb 2

011

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ec 2

013

HS B

3°:

Jun

201

0 -

Feb

201

32°

: A

pr

2011

- J

an 2

013

GS H

3°:

Oct

201

1 -

Sep

201

22°

: N

ov

2011

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ep 2

012

GR F

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Dec

201

1 -

No

v 20

12 GU D

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Au

g 2

013

3°:

Jan

201

2 -

No

v 20

12 GR C

5°:

Dec

201

1 -

Sep

201

33°

: Ja

n 2

012

- A

ug

201

3

En

teri

ng

: IQ J

5°:

Mar

201

2 -

Jan

201

83°

: M

ar 2

013

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n 2

017

HU A

5°:

May

201

2 -

Feb

201

63°

: A

pr

2013

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ar 2

015

CO

NT

INU

ING

= in

ner

plan

et tr

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ts a

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e w

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th b

egin

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ed: E

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3°—

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3°—

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3°—

>

23

45

67

8

SE

PT

EM

BE

R2012

Su

nd

ay

Mo

nd

ay

Tu

esd

ay

Wed

nesd

ay

Th

urs

day

Fri

day

Satu

rday

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3°—

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910

1112

1314

15

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6°—

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1617

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OC

TO

BE

R

2012

Day

AB

CD

EF

GH

IJ

18g

4324a

1224g

0227e

5526h

0216c

2229g

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Barack Obama January 2013

August 4, 1961

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Honolulu, Hawaii

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From Richard TarnasCosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

PART 3

BARACK OBAMABARACK OBAMA

PERSONAL LUNAR

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4 A

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9 A

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M1y3

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7 A

M1Y4

11:4

5 A

M1|5

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4 A

M1|stp

6:0

2 A

M1Z6

9:4

4 A

M1x8

9:3

3 A

M1Y7

2:2

3 P

M1x1

4:0

3 A

M1|6

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4 P

M1x3

2:4

5 A

M1y7

5:4

5 P

M1|op

4:1

2 P

M1Y0

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8 P

M1xop

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4 A

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2 P

M1y2

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7 A

M1x6

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M1Z5

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7 P

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6 P

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7 A

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1112

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1516

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0 A

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9:3

6 A

M1|4

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M1Y6

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M1|3

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M1y4

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M1ystp

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9 A

M1|9

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6 P

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M1x4

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8 P

M1Y5

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M1y9

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M1y6

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M1Z1

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1819

2021

2223

24

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6:4

6 A

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M1Ystp

9:3

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M1|3

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2526

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7 A

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10:

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LIB

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11:

51 P

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2:5

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2:13

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2 A

M1Y7

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6 A

M1|6

3:5

8 A

M1y0

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7 A

M1y7

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9 A

M1Z5

6:0

7 A

M1Zstp

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4 A

M1Y4

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M1yop

9:4

2 A

M1|stp

4:2

0 P

M1x6

3:5

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8 A

M1y3

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M1|5

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M1x5

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M1y2

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M1x2

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1Y8

12:5

7 A

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6 A

M1|0

7:4

8 A

M1x4

12:2

8 A

M1|9

1:0

2 A

M1|4

4:2

9 A

M1x8

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5 A

M1x0

7:1

4 A

M1y6

3:4

2 A

M1ystp

4:5

5 P

M1|7

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3 A

M1y8

3:5

3 A

M1Y6

9:2

7 A

M1Z0

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2 P

M1xstp

4:0

0 P

M1Yop

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8 A

M1Z3

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0 P

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3:5

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M1y4

11:1

5 P

M1y5

12:4

0 P

M1Y5

7:2

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M1|2

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1516

1718

1920

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7 A

M1|0

12:5

9 P

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2:3

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6 A

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9 A

M1ystp

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2:4

1 P

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4 A

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4 P

M1y5

1:4

4 P

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4:5

0 A

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4 P

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9 P

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2223

2425

2627

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5 A

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8 A

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1 P

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0 A

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9:5

9 P

M1Zop

10:4

9 A

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3 P

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0 A

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6 P

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4 A

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2:4

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M1|5

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M1y0

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7 A

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M1|4

12:1

2 P

M1Y5

2:3

5 A

M1Ystp

9:3

3 A

M1y4

9:5

7 A

M1Z1

3:0

0 A

M1x4

9:5

5 A

M1|9

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1 A

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4:5

8 P

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3 A

M1Z7

10:5

2 P

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8:4

7 A

M1|7

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9 P

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5 P

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7 P

M1|1

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3 A

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8 P

M1|0

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2 P

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M1ystp

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M1|0

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M1y3

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6 P

M1x1

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M1|op

3:3

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7 P

M1x2

10:4

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2425

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4 A

M1Y3

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3 A

M1|8

12:3

5 A

M1y4

3:5

3 A

M1y1

12:3

6 A

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9 A

M1x9

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4 A

M1x4

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0 P

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1 A

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10:2

9 A

M1|6

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6 A

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11:5

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2728

2930

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4:5

0 A

M1y0

3:5

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7 P

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8 A

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10:4

6 P

M1|5

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12:5

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6 A

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4 A

M1Y9

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4 P

M1y2

10:3

9 A

M1y8

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9 P

M1|1

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4 P

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10:

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M

SC

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P 1

0:21

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GIT

9:4

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M

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2 A

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6:4

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12

1y7

12:5

0 A

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6 A

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9 P

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9:5

2 A

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4 P

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3 A

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5 P

M1y9

7:4

6 P

M

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56

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JUN

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ay

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1x7

1:0

2 A

M1|0

4:3

2 A

M1|7

1:0

6 A

M1|4

9:4

5 P

M1Y6

2:2

3 A

M1x8

1:0

8 A

M1Z7

6:4

9 A

M1y6

1:0

8 A

M1ystp

1:1

9 P

M1Z3

11:2

9 A

M1yop

8:2

8 A

M1Z0

8:0

6 A

M1xop

1:2

6 P

M1Yop

6:4

7 A

M1x4

8:3

5 P

M1|9

7:5

5 P

M1Y5

11:5

1 A

M1Ystp

5:4

9 P

M1|3

6:4

4 P

M1y5

9:5

5 A

M1y8

10:3

4 P

M1Z2

2:2

2 P

M1x1

9:3

6 P

M1|2

12:1

6 P

M1|1

4:0

8 P

M1Z1

1:5

4 P

M

1011

1213

1415

16

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0 A

M1Z4

9:5

9 A

M1y5

2:0

3 A

M1|0

1:1

2 A

M1|7

2:4

8 A

M1|9

2:3

3 A

M1xstp

1:0

5 A

M1|8

7:2

4 A

M1y6

3:1

9 P

M1x3

3:5

4 A

M1ystp

12:1

4 P

M1x6

2:5

5 A

M1Z8

5:5

2 A

M1|4

10:1

9 A

M1|op

10:1

3 P

M1|2

4:5

8 A

M1x5

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M1x0

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4 P

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3:4

8 P

M1y1

7:0

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1 P

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8 A

M1y4

9:3

3 A

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6 A

M1Zstp

9:3

9 A

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7 A

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0 P

M1Y2

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2 A

M1Y7

11:0

3 P

M1Y1

8:1

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10:5

0 P

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9:3

9 P

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6:0

8 A

M1x9

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4:0

2 P

M1Y0

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8 P

M

2425

2627

2829

30

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M1Y4

12:1

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M1y0

10:5

5 A

M1y7

8:3

3 A

M1y9

4:1

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M1y4

5:5

5 A

M1y3

10:5

5 A

M1|6

5:0

3 A

M1|stp

8:1

9 P

M1x6

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9 A

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4 A

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7 A

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2223

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8 A

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4 A

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PART 4

BARACK OBAMABARACK OBAMA

PERSONAL

MAJOR OUTER PLANET

TRANSIT CYCLES

PERSONAL

MAJOR OUTER PLANET

TRANSIT CYCLES

Mar 2008 Sep 2012 JUGPLUTO TRINE SATURN

5°: Mar 2008 - Sep 20123°: Jan 2009 - Nov 2011

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Jan 2009 Nov 2011

[Jan ’08 - Dec ’08]

G

J

Natal G:

27e36

Trans J:

27i36

v

120˚

Enters outer orb Enters inner orb

Increasing intensity Decreasing intensity

Leaves inner orb Leaves outer orbCalendar period

OUTER ORBINNER ORB

Natal planet position inside chart circle

Degrees separating

Transiting planet position outside chart

Transiting and natal zodiac positions

Generic example shown

PLUTO is associated with the principle of elemental power,

depth, and intensity; with that which compels, empowers, and

intensifies whatever it touches, sometimes to overwhelming ex-

tremes; with the primordial instincts, libidinal and aggressive,

destructive and regenerative, volcanic and cathartic, eliminative,

transformative, ever-evolving; with the biological processes of

birth, sex, and death, the cycle of death and rebirth; with

upheaval, breakdown, decay, and fertilization; violent purga-

torial discharge of pent-up energies, purifying fire; situations of life-and-death ex-

tremes, power struggles, all that is titanic, potent, and massive. Pluto represents the

underworld and underground in all senses: elemental, geological, instinctual, politi-

cal, social, sexual, urban, criminal, mythological, demonic. Pluto impels, burns, con-

sumes, transfigures, resurrects. In mythic and religious terms, it is associated with all

myths of descent and transformation, and with all deities of destruction and

regeneration, death and rebirth: Dionysus, Hades and Persephone, Pan, Medusa,

Lilith, Innana, Isis and Osiris, the volcano goddess Pele, Quetzalcoatl, the Serpent

power, Kundalini, Shiva, Kali, Shakti.

During personal transits from Pluto, life intensifies, deepens, and is transformed. The

core is penetrated, the depths are brought to the surface, the old is purged. It has

been said that in the course of life we are all consumed by life’s fire: the only ques-

tion—and this is where our challenge lies—is whether we will be deformed or per-

fected by that process. Here is Nietzsche, the great prophet of the Dionysian-Plutonic

principle (born with an exact Sun-Pluto opposition), in Thus Spoke Zarathustra:

You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame: how could you

become new, if you had not first become ashes?

*

And only where there are graves are there resurrections.

*

One must have chaos inside oneself to give birth to a dancing star.

*

For believe me! – the secret of realizing the greatest fruitfulness and the

greatest enjoyment of existence is: to live dangerously! Build your cities on

the slopes of Vesuvius! Send your ships out into uncharted seas! Live in

conflict with your equals and with yourselves!

*

And life itself told me this secret: “Behold,” it said, “I am that which

must overcome itself again and again.”

Following you will find any Pluto cycles active for you during this period.

PLUTO TRINE PLUTO

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

PLUTO Position at Birth: 6 Virgo 59 PLUTO Position in Sky: 1 Capricorn 59 to 11 Capricorn 59

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Jan 2010 Nov 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

1

Jan 2009 Nov 2014JUJ

PLUTO TRINE PLUTO5°: Jan 2009 - Nov 20143°: Jan 2010 - Nov 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Capricorn 59) (6 Capricorn 59) (11 Capricorn 59)

January 2009 February 22, 2011 November 2014May 26, 2011

December 22, 2011September 8, 2012September 27, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Aug 1961 - Jun 1964 Aug 1961 - Jul 1963

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 1984 - Aug 1988 Nov 1985 - Oct 1987

SQUARE (90°) Dec 1995 - Nov 2000 Dec 1996 - Nov 1999

J

J

Natal J:

6f59

Trans J:

6j59

v 120˚

PLUTO SEXTILE NEPTUNE

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

NEPTUNE Position at Birth: 8 Scorpio 36 PLUTO Position in Sky: 5 Capricorn 36 to 11 Capricorn 36

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Feb 2011 Dec 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

2

Jan 2011 Nov 2014JSI

PLUTO SEXTILE NEPTUNE3°: Jan 2011 - Nov 20142°: Feb 2011 - Dec 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(5 Capricorn 36) (8 Capricorn 36) (11 Capricorn 36)

January 2011 February 8, 2012 November 2014June 15, 2012

December 11, 2012September 21, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Dec 1984 - Sep 1989 Nov 1985 - Oct 1988

IJ

Natal I:

8h36

Trans J:

8j36

v

60˚

NEPTUNE represents an archetypal principle that is both all-

encompassing and vanishingly subtle in nature. It governs the

transcendent dimensions of life, imaginative and spiritual vision,

and the realm of the ideal. It rules the invisible and intangible

ground of experience, shaping awareness beyond the usual

causal mechanisms. Its characteristic influence is one of dissolv-

ing boundaries and structures, merging that which was separate,

healing and wholeness; the dissolution of ego boundaries and

reality structures, states of psychological fusion and intimations of intrauterine exis-

tence, melted ecstasy, mystical union. It favors the unitive over the divided, the time-

less over the temporal, the immaterial over the material, the infinite over the finite.

Neptune is also associated with illusion and delusion, deception and self-deception,

confusion, ambiguity, escapism, intoxication, psychosis, perceptual and cognitive dis-

tortions, conflation, projection, maya. It rules both the positive and negative meanings

of enchantment—both poetic vision as well as wishful fantasy, mysticism as well as

madness, higher realities and delusional unreality. It transcends and confuses at-

tempts to maintain strict boundaries, definitions, and dichotomies. It informs all that

which is paradoxically united.

The Neptune principle has a special relation to the stream of consciousness and the

oceanic depths of the unconscious, to all non-ordinary states of consciousness, to the

realm of dreams and visions, images and reflections. It governs myth and religion,

poetry and the arts, inspiration and aspiration, the experience of divinity, the

numinous, the ineffable, the sacred and mysterious. Its domain is that of meaning

rather than matter, the symbolic rather than the literal. It is associated with the realm

of soul and spirit, the transpersonal domain, the collective unconscious, the anima

mundi, the archetypal dimension of life, the Gnostic pleroma, the Platonic realm of

transcendent Ideas, the domain of the gods, the Immortals. In mythic and religious

terms, it is associated with the all-encompassing womb of the Goddess, and with all

deities of mystical union, universal love, and transcendent beauty; the mystical

Christ, the all-compassionate Buddha, the Atman-Brahman union, the union of Shiva

and Shakti, the hieros gamos or sacred marriage, the coniunctio oppositorum; the dream-

ing Vishnu, maya and lila, the self-reflecting Narcissus, the divine absorbed in its own

reflection; Orpheus, god of artistic inspiration, the Muses; the cosmic Sophia whose

spiritual beauty and wisdom pervade all.

Neptune transits tend to bring times that support the emergence of greater spiritual,

imaginative, and intuitive awareness. One is more likely to experience inspiration by

higher ideals and dreams, a heightened capacity for compassion and self-sacrifice,

greater tendency to surrender separative ego states, to merge and unify what was

once divided; but also times of confusing dissolution of structures and foundations,

disorienting shifts of consciousness, narcissistic and escapist tendencies, often with a

sensitizing of consciousness and weakening of boundaries, both psychological and

physical, that can leave one more vulnerable to life’s concrete demands and harsh in-

trusions.

In its higher forms, Neptune transits give one access to those other dimensions of

reality of which Rudolf Steiner wrote:

There slumber in every human being faculties by means of which one

can acquire for oneself a knowledge of higher worlds. Mystics, Gnostics,

Theosophists—all speak of a world of soul and spirit which for them is

just as real as the world we see with our physical eyes and touch with

our physical hands.

Or Alice Coltrane, describing the aura of sacredness and divinity that permeated the

concerts of her husband John Coltrane after his mystical awakening:

Call it Universal Consciousness, Supreme Being, Nature, God. Call this

force by any name you like, but it was there, and its presence was so

powerfully felt by most people that it was almost palpable.

Following you will find any Neptune cycles active for you during this period.

NEPTUNE OPPOSITE URANUS

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

URANUS Position at Birth: 25 Leo 16 NEPTUNE Position in Sky: 20 Aquarius 16 to 0 Pisces 16

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Feb 2008 Dec 2011

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Mar 2007 Feb 2012IQH

NEPTUNE OPPOSITE URANUS5°: Mar 2007 - Feb 20123°: Feb 2008 - Dec 2011

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(20 Aquarius 16) (25 Aquarius 16) (0 Pisces 16)

March 2007 March 21, 2009 February 2012August 10, 2009January 21, 2010

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SQUARE (90°) Nov 1965 - Nov 1970 Nov 1966 - Sep 1970

TRINE (120°) Feb 1979 - Nov 1984 Feb 1980 - Dec 1983

H

INatal H:

25e16

Trans I:

25k16v

180˚

NEPTUNE SQUARE MIDHEAVEN

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

MIDHEAVEN (MN) Archetypal Principle: the point of aspiration, one’s direction in life, vocation, career, status inthe world, achievement, public self-expression and social contribution; with the Imum Coeli,the axis from one’s ancestral and familial roots, early life, hidden foundations, unconsciousground, and private reality to one’s individual public achievement, conscious goals, and ex-plicit place in the world

MIDHEAVEN Position at Birth: 28 Scorpio 53 NEPTUNE Position in Sky: 23 Aquarius 53 to 3 Pisces 53

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Apr 2009 Jan 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Apr 2008 Jan 2014IRMN

NEPTUNE SQUARE MIDHEAVEN5°: Apr 2008 - Jan 20143°: Apr 2009 - Jan 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(23 Aquarius 53) (28 Aquarius 53) (3 Pisces 53)

April 2008 May 31, 2010 January 2014March 2, 2011

September 15, 2011December 31, 2011

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 1967 - Oct 1972 Jan 1968 - Oct 1971

SEXTILE (60°) Jan 1996 - Nov 1999 Mar 1996 - Dec 1998

MN

INatal MN:

28h53

Trans I:

28k53v90˚

NEPTUNE TRINE VENUS

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

VENUS (D) Archetypal Principle: love, beauty, value, desire; the impulse and capacity to attract and beattracted, to love and be loved, to seek and create beauty and harmony, to engage in socialand romantic relations, sensuous pleasure, artistic and aesthetic experience; Eros

VENUS Position at Birth: 1 Cancer 47 NEPTUNE Position in Sky: 26 Aquarius 47 to 6 Pisces 47

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Feb 2011 Feb 2014

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Mar 2010 Feb 2015IUD

NEPTUNE TRINE VENUS5°: Mar 2010 - Feb 20153°: Feb 2011 - Feb 2014

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(26 Aquarius 47) (1 Pisces 47) (6 Pisces 47)

March 2010 March 23, 2012 February 2015August 22, 2012January 23, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

OPPOSITION (180°) Feb 1982 - Dec 1987 Feb 1983 - Dec 1986

DINatal D:

1d47

Trans I:

1l47v

120˚

NEPTUNE SQUARE MOON

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

MOON (B) Archetypal Principle: the ground and matrix of one’s being; the body and soul; feelings,moods, and unconscious patterns rooted in the past; maternal, familial, and intimaterelationships; early childhood experience; domestic life; the impulse and capacity to nurtureand be nurtured; intuitive feeling for the whole and relationships

MOON Position at Birth: 3 Gemini 21 NEPTUNE Position in Sky: 28 Aquarius 21 to 8 Pisces 21

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Apr 2011 Feb 2015

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Apr 2010 Jan 2016IRB

NEPTUNE SQUARE MOON5°: Apr 2010 - Jan 20163°: Apr 2011 - Feb 2015

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(28 Aquarius 21) (3 Pisces 21) (8 Pisces 21)

April 2010 June 3, 2012 January 2016March 7, 2013

September 18, 2013January 5, 2014

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 1969 - Nov 1974 Jan 1970 - Nov 1973

TRINE (120°) Feb 1997 - Nov 2002 Feb 1998 - Nov 2001

BI

Natal B:

3c21

Trans I:

3l21

v

90˚

NEPTUNE OPPOSITE PLUTO

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

PLUTO Position at Birth: 6 Virgo 59 NEPTUNE Position in Sky: 1 Pisces 59 to 11 Pisces 59

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Mar 2013 Jan 2017

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

7

Mar 2012 Jan 2018IQJ

NEPTUNE OPPOSITE PLUTO5°: Mar 2012 - Jan 20183°: Mar 2013 - Jan 2017

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Pisces 59) (6 Pisces 59) (11 Pisces 59)

March 2012 April 22, 2014 January 2018July 29, 2014

February 18, 2015November 16, 2015

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SEXTILE (60°) Aug 1961 - Oct 1961 Aug 1961

SQUARE (90°) Dec 1970 - Oct 1976 Dec 1971 - Oct 1975

TRINE (120°) Jan 1985 - Oct 1990 Jan 1986 - Oct 1989

J

INatal J:

6f59

Trans I:

6l59v

180˚

URANUS is associated with the principle of change,

rebellion, freedom, liberation, reform and revolution, and

the unexpected breakup of structures; with sudden

surprises, revelations and awakenings, lightning-like

flashes of insight, the acceleration of thoughts and events;

with births and new beginnings of all kinds; and with intel-

lectual brilliance, cultural innovation, technological inven-

tion, experiment, creativity, and originality. In addition to

the occurrence of sudden breakthroughs and liberating events, Uranus transits are

linked to unpredictable and disruptive changes; hence the planet is often referred to

as the “cosmic trickster.” Another set of themes associated with Uranus is a concern

with the celestial and the cosmic, with astronomy and astrology, with science and

esoteric knowledge, and with space travel and aviation. With respect to personal

character, Uranus is regarded as signifying the rebel and the innovator, the awakener,

the individualist, the dissident, the eccentric, the restless and wayward. Uranus is ar-

chetypally associated with Prometheus, the great rebel, liberator, creator, trickster,

and awakener of the gods; with Ouranos as god of the heavens and the stars; and

with the Goddess in her liberating, awakening, unpredictably creative aspect, birth-

ing the new.

Uranus transits tend to coincide with periods of stimulating experience, sudden

changes, new connections and new ideas, unexpected events of all sorts,

breakthroughs and disruptions. A mood of increased existential restlessness is typi-

cal. One can be moved by a suddenly intensified desire to break free from the exist-

ing structures of one’s life—career, daily work, marriage, community, accustomed

personal identity and social persona, belief system, and so forth. One can feel

impelled by a new boldness in taking risks, an urge to explore new horizons, a readi-

ness to forgo previous commitments and responsibilities. Especially likely are events

that cause a sudden shift in one’s life circumstances and existential structures. The

changes and awakenings can be thrilling or challenging, unanticipated or self-

initiated, destabilizing or liberating—or all of the above.

Depending on whether the transit is hard aspect or soft, and depending as well on

personal disposition, the changes that typically accompany Uranus transits can be

enthusiastically embraced or simply coped with, actively nurtured and developed or

strenuously opposed and suppressed. What is consistent is the underlying principle

of sudden or rapid significant change, novelty from within or without, experiment,

uncertainty, and unexpected shifts in life circumstances or personal vision. The

common denominator appears to be the constellation of a state of being in which

one’s domain of experience is suddenly pressed beyond the accustomed status quo

towards new horizons, irrespective of whether the previous condition was viewed as

providing stable security or oppressive constraint.

Following you will find any Uranus cycles active for you during this period.

URANUS TRINE MIDHEAVEN

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

MIDHEAVEN (MN) Archetypal Principle: the point of aspiration, one’s direction in life, vocation, career, status inthe world, achievement, public self-expression and social contribution; with the Imum Coeli,the axis from one’s ancestral and familial roots, early life, hidden foundations, unconsciousground, and private reality to one’s individual public achievement, conscious goals, and ex-plicit place in the world

MIDHEAVEN Position at Birth: 28 Scorpio 53 URANUS Position in Sky: 23 Pisces 53 to 3 Aries 53

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May 2009 Feb 2012

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

8

Apr 2009 Mar 2012HUMN

URANUS TRINE MIDHEAVEN5°: Apr 2009 - Mar 20123°: May 2009 - Feb 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(23 Pisces 53) (28 Pisces 53) (3 Aries 53)

April 2009 April 29, 2010 March 2012September 14, 2010February 19, 2011

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Dec 1979 - Nov 1982 Nov 1980 - Oct 1982

SEXTILE (60°) Mar 1994 - Dec 1996 Jan 1995 - Nov 1996

SQUARE (90°) Apr 2001 - Dec 2004 Mar 2002 - Feb 2004

MN

H

Natal MN:

28h53

Trans H:

28l53

v120˚

URANUS SEXTILE JUPITER

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

JUPITER Position at Birth: 0 Aquarius 52 (R) URANUS Position in Sky: 27 Pisces 52 to 3 Aries 52

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Apr 2010 Feb 2012

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

9

Apr 2010 Mar 2012HSF

URANUS SEXTILE JUPITER3°: Apr 2010 - Mar 20122°: Apr 2010 - Feb 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(27 Pisces 52) (0 Aries 52) (3 Aries 52)

April 2010 July 5, 2010 March 2012March 26, 2011

November 17, 2011January 1, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Mar 1994 - Dec 1997 Feb 1995 - Jan 1997

F

H

Natal F:

0k52 R

Trans H:

0a52

v60˚

URANUS SQUARE VENUS

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

VENUS (D) Archetypal Principle: love, beauty, value, desire; the impulse and capacity to attract and beattracted, to love and be loved, to seek and create beauty and harmony, to engage in socialand romantic relations, sensuous pleasure, artistic and aesthetic experience; Eros

VENUS Position at Birth: 1 Cancer 47 URANUS Position in Sky: 26 Pisces 47 to 6 Aries 47

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Apr 2010 Jan 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

10

Mar 2010 Feb 2013HRD

URANUS SQUARE VENUS5°: Mar 2010 - Feb 20133°: Apr 2010 - Jan 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(26 Pisces 47) (1 Aries 47) (6 Aries 47)

March 2010 April 12, 2011 February 2013October 16, 2011January 31, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 1961 - Aug 1963 Oct 1961 - Jul 1963

SQUARE (90°) Oct 1967 - Aug 1970 Dec 1967 - Oct 1969

TRINE (120°) Dec 1973 - Oct 1976 Oct 1974 - Sep 1976

OPPOSITION (180°) Dec 1987 - Nov 1990 Jan 1988 - Dec 1989

TRINE (120°) Mar 2002 - Feb 2005 May 2002 - Jan 2005

DH

Natal D:

1d47

Trans H:

1a47

v

90˚

URANUS TRINE MERCURY

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

MERCURY (C) Archetypal Principle: mind, thought, communication; the impulse and capacity to think, con-ceptualize, connect, mediate, articulate, to use words and language, to give and receive in-formation; to transmit, transport, translate; to render intelligible, to perceive and reason;Logos

MERCURY Position at Birth: 2 Leo 20 URANUS Position in Sky: 27 Pisces 20 to 7 Aries 20

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May 2010 Jan 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Mar 2010 Mar 2013HUC

URANUS TRINE MERCURY5°: Mar 2010 - Mar 20133°: May 2010 - Jan 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(27 Pisces 20) (2 Aries 20) (7 Aries 20)

March 2010 April 22, 2011 March 2013October 1, 2011

February 13, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SEXTILE (60°) Sep 1968 - Jul 1970 Oct 1968 - Sep 1969

SQUARE (90°) Dec 1973 - Oct 1976 Nov 1974 - Sep 1976

TRINE (120°) Dec 1980 - Oct 1983 Jan 1981 - Sep 1983

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 1995 - Jan 1998 Mar 1995 - Nov 1997

C

H

Natal C:

2e20

Trans H:

2a20

v

120˚

URANUS SEXTILE MOON

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

MOON (B) Archetypal Principle: the ground and matrix of one’s being; the body and soul; feelings,moods, and unconscious patterns rooted in the past; maternal, familial, and intimaterelationships; early childhood experience; domestic life; the impulse and capacity to nurtureand be nurtured; intuitive feeling for the whole and relationships

MOON Position at Birth: 3 Gemini 21 URANUS Position in Sky: 0 Aries 21 to 6 Aries 21

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Apr 2011 Jan 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

12

Jun 2010 Feb 2013HSB

URANUS SEXTILE MOON3°: Jun 2010 - Feb 20132°: Apr 2011 - Jan 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(0 Aries 21) (3 Aries 21) (6 Aries 21)

June 2010 May 14, 2011 February 2013September 5, 2011

March 4, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SQUARE (90°) Sep 1961 - Jul 1964 Nov 1961 - Jun 1964

TRINE (120°) Nov 1967 - Sep 1970 Oct 1968 - Aug 1970

OPPOSITION (180°) Dec 1980 - Nov 1983 Nov 1981 - Oct 1983

TRINE (120°) Feb 1995 - Jan 1998 Apr 1995 - Dec 1997

SQUARE (90°) Apr 2002 - Jan 2006 Mar 2003 - Feb 2005

BH

Natal B:

3c21

Trans H:

3a21

v

60˚

URANUS TRINE SUN

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

SUN (A) Archetypal Principle: central principle of vital creative energy, the will to exist; center of per-sonal identity, the conscious ego, the autonomous willing self; individual self-directednessand self-expression; the impulse and capacity to be, to act, to achieve, to individuate andpursue the trajectory of creative self-manifestation

SUN Position at Birth: 12 Leo 33 URANUS Position in Sky: 7 Aries 33 to 17 Aries 33

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Apr 2013 Mar 2015

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

13

May 2012 Feb 2016HUA

URANUS TRINE SUN5°: May 2012 - Feb 20163°: Apr 2013 - Mar 2015

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(7 Aries 33) (12 Aries 33) (17 Aries 33)

May 2012 July 15, 2013 February 2016April 3, 2014

December 20, 2014

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 1970 - Aug 1972 Oct 1970 - Jul 1972

SQUARE (90°) Oct 1976 - Sep 1979 Dec 1976 - Oct 1978

TRINE (120°) Jan 1983 - Nov 1985 Dec 1983 - Oct 1985

OPPOSITION (180°) Mar 1997 - Dec 2000 Feb 1998 - Jan 2000

A

H

Natal A:

12e33

Trans H:

12a33

v

120˚

SATURN transits involving the conjunction, opposition or

square tend to bring periods of intensified maturation, life chal-

lenges that at once put intense pressure on one in various ways

and, when integrated, bring forth a more developed sense of ex-

istential competence and inner authority. Facing unresolved is-

sues from the past, making pivotal decisions, and undergoing

various biographical contractions and stresses are typical.

Transformative encounters with authority, with limitations, with hardship, with ill-

ness or mortality, and with the consequences of past actions are highly characteristic.

Different forms of separation from parental, familial, intimate, or professional

relationships and other social matrices often occur, requiring a new level of existen-

tial self-reliance, individuation, concentration of energies, and consolidation of

resources, and bringing a fundamental realignment of one’s life and character. The

soft-aspect transits of Saturn tend to coincide with periods of greater stability, or-

ganization, career advance, support from elders and authorities, productive work,

discipline, good judgment, and the other classic virtues and qualities associated with

the positive Saturn principle.

In sum, Saturn represents the principle of limit, structure, contraction, constraint,

necessity, hard materiality, concrete manifestation; time, the past, tradition, age,

maturity, mortality, the endings of things; gravity and gravitas, weightiness, that

which burdens, binds, challenges, fortifies, deepens; the tendency to confine and con-

strict, to separate, to divide and define, to cut and shorten, to negate and oppose, to

strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, to rigidify, to repress, to main-

tain a conservative and strict authority; to experience difficulty, decline, deprivation,

defect and deficit, defeat, failure, loss, alienation; the labor of existence, suffering, old

age, death; the weight of the past, the workings of fate, character, karma, the conse-

quences of past action, error and guilt, punishment, retribution, imprisonment, the

sense of “no exit”; pessimism, inferiority, inhibition, isolation, oppression and

depression; the impulse and capacity for discipline and duty, order, solitude, con-

centration, conciseness, thoroughness and precision, discrimination and objectivity,

restraint and patience, endurance, responsibility, seriousness, authority, wisdom; the

harvest of time, effort, and experience; the concern with consensus reality, factual

concreteness, conventional forms and structures, foundations, boundaries, solidity

and stability, security and control, rational organization, efficiency, law, right and

wrong, judgment, the superego; the dark, cold, heavy, dense, dry, old, slow, distant;

the senex, Kronos, the stern father of the gods; the Mother Goddess in the mode of

contraction, birth labor, separation, incarnation, concrete manifestation.

Following you will find any Saturn cycles active for you during this period.

SATURN TRINE ASCENDANT

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

ASCENDANT (mnN) Archetypal Principle: the point of entry, how one acts in relation to the world, the persona,the mode in which one’s spontaneous energy enters and engages the world; with the Des-cendant, the self-other axis, one’s horizon

ASCENDANT Position at Birth: 18 Aquarius 02 SATURN Position in Sky: 13 Libra 02 to 23 Libra 02

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Dec 2010 Oct 2011

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Nov 2010 Jul 2012GUmnN

SATURN TRINE ASCENDANT5°: Nov 2010 - Jul 20123°: Dec 2010 - Oct 2011

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(13 Libra 02) (18 Libra 02) (23 Libra 02)

November 2010 September 25, 2011 July 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Mar 1992 - Feb 1993 Mar 1992 - Feb 1993

SEXTILE (60°) May 1997 - Mar 1998 May 1997 - Mar 1998

SQUARE (90°) Jun 1999 - May 2000 Jul 1999 - May 2000

TRINE (120°) Aug 2001 - Mar 2003 May 2002 - Jun 2002

OPPOSITION (180°) Jul 2006 - Jul 2007 Aug 2006 - Jun 2007

mnN

G

Natal mnN:

18k02

Trans G:

18g02

v

120˚

SATURN SEXTILE URANUS

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

URANUS Position at Birth: 25 Leo 16 SATURN Position in Sky: 22 Libra 16 to 28 Libra 16

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Nov 2011 Sep 2012

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Oct 2011 Sep 2012GSH

SATURN SEXTILE URANUS3°: Oct 2011 - Sep 20122°: Nov 2011 - Sep 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(22 Libra 16) (25 Libra 16) (28 Libra 16)

October 2011 November 26, 2011 September 2012April 27, 2012

August 20, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Sep 2006 - Sep 2007 Oct 2006 - Aug 2007

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25g16

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SATURN SQUARE SATURN

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

SATURN Position at Birth: 25 Capricorn 20 (R) SATURN Position in Sky: 20 Libra 20 to 0 Scorpio 20

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Oct 2011 Oct 2012GRG

SATURN SQUARE SATURN5°: Oct 2011 - Oct 20123°: Oct 2011 - Sep 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(20 Libra 20) (25 Libra 20) (0 Scorpio 20)

October 2011 November 27, 2011 October 2012April 26, 2012

August 21, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Feb 1990 - Oct 1991 Mar 1990 - Jan 1991

SEXTILE (60°) May 1995 - Mar 1996 May 1995 - Mar 1996

SQUARE (90°) Jul 1997 - Mar 1999 Apr 1998 - Feb 1999

TRINE (120°) May 2000 - Apr 2001 May 2000 - Apr 2001

OPPOSITION (180°) Aug 2004 - Jul 2005 Aug 2004 - Jul 2005

TRINE (120°) Nov 2008 - Jul 2010 Aug 2009 - Jun 2010

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G

Natal G:

25j20 R

Trans G:

25g20

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SATURN SQUARE JUPITER

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

JUPITER Position at Birth: 0 Aquarius 52 (R) SATURN Position in Sky: 25 Libra 52 to 5 Scorpio 52

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Dec 2011 Aug 2013GRF

SATURN SQUARE JUPITER5°: Dec 2011 - Aug 20133°: Dec 2011 - Nov 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(25 Libra 52) (0 Scorpio 52) (5 Scorpio 52)

December 2011 October 12, 2012 August 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 1991 - Dec 1991 Jan 1991 - Dec 1991

SEXTILE (60°) Mar 1996 - Feb 1997 Mar 1996 - Jan 1997

SQUARE (90°) May 1998 - Apr 1999 May 1998 - Apr 1999

TRINE (120°) Jun 2000 - Jun 2001 Jul 2000 - May 2001

OPPOSITION (180°) Sep 2004 - May 2006 Jun 2005 - Aug 2005

TRINE (120°) Sep 2009 - Sep 2010 Oct 2009 - Aug 2010

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G

Natal F:

0k52 R

Trans G:

0h52

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SATURN TRINE VENUS

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

VENUS (D) Archetypal Principle: love, beauty, value, desire; the impulse and capacity to attract and beattracted, to love and be loved, to seek and create beauty and harmony, to engage in socialand romantic relations, sensuous pleasure, artistic and aesthetic experience; Eros

VENUS Position at Birth: 1 Cancer 47 SATURN Position in Sky: 26 Libra 47 to 6 Scorpio 47

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Dec 2011 Aug 2013GUD

SATURN TRINE VENUS5°: Dec 2011 - Aug 20133°: Jan 2012 - Nov 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(26 Libra 47) (1 Scorpio 47) (6 Scorpio 47)

December 2011 October 20, 2012 August 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Aug 2002 - Jul 2003 Sep 2002 - Jul 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Aug 2007 - Jul 2008 Aug 2007 - Jun 2008

SQUARE (90°) Oct 2009 - Sep 2010 Oct 2009 - Sep 2010

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1d47

Trans G:

1h47

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SATURN SQUARE MERCURY

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

MERCURY (C) Archetypal Principle: mind, thought, communication; the impulse and capacity to think, con-ceptualize, connect, mediate, articulate, to use words and language, to give and receive in-formation; to transmit, transport, translate; to render intelligible, to perceive and reason;Logos

MERCURY Position at Birth: 2 Leo 20 SATURN Position in Sky: 27 Libra 20 to 7 Scorpio 20

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Jan 2012 Aug 2013

[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Dec 2011 Sep 2013GRC

SATURN SQUARE MERCURY5°: Dec 2011 - Sep 20133°: Jan 2012 - Aug 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(27 Libra 20) (2 Scorpio 20) (7 Scorpio 20)

December 2011 October 25, 2012 September 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jun 2005 - Jun 2006 Jul 2005 - May 2006

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2009 - Sep 2010 Nov 2009 - Sep 2010

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G

Natal C:

2e20

Trans G:

2h20

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SATURN SEXTILE PLUTO

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

PLUTO Position at Birth: 6 Virgo 59 SATURN Position in Sky: 3 Scorpio 59 to 9 Scorpio 59

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Nov 2012 Sep 2013GSJ

SATURN SEXTILE PLUTO3°: Nov 2012 - Sep 20132°: Nov 2012 - Sep 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(3 Scorpio 59) (6 Scorpio 59) (9 Scorpio 59)

November 2012 December 4, 2012 September 2013May 14, 2013

August 29, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Sep 2007 - Sep 2008 Oct 2007 - Aug 2008

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G

Natal J:

6f59

Trans G:

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SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

NEPTUNE Position at Birth: 8 Scorpio 36 SATURN Position in Sky: 3 Scorpio 36 to 13 Scorpio 36

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

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Nov 2012 Nov 2013GPI

SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE5°: Nov 2012 - Nov 20133°: Nov 2012 - Oct 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(3 Scorpio 36) (8 Scorpio 36) (13 Scorpio 36)

November 2012 December 20, 2012 November 2013April 22, 2013

September 17, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 1983 - Sep 1984 Oct 1983 - Aug 1984

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 1988 - Nov 1989 Jan 1989 - Nov 1989

SQUARE (90°) Mar 1991 - Nov 1992 Apr 1991 - Feb 1992

TRINE (120°) Feb 1994 - Feb 1995 Mar 1994 - Feb 1995

OPPOSITION (180°) Apr 1999 - Mar 2000 Apr 1999 - Feb 2000

TRINE (120°) Jun 2003 - Jun 2004 Jul 2003 - May 2004

SQUARE (90°) Aug 2005 - Jul 2006 Aug 2005 - Jul 2006

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2007 - Aug 2008 Nov 2007 - Aug 2008

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G

Natal I:

8h36

Trans G:

8h36

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SATURN SQUARE SUN

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

SUN (A) Archetypal Principle: central principle of vital creative energy, the will to exist; center of per-sonal identity, the conscious ego, the autonomous willing self; individual self-directednessand self-expression; the impulse and capacity to be, to act, to achieve, to individuate andpursue the trajectory of creative self-manifestation

SUN Position at Birth: 12 Leo 33 SATURN Position in Sky: 7 Scorpio 33 to 17 Scorpio 33

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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Dec 2012 Aug 2014GRA

SATURN SQUARE SUN5°: Dec 2012 - Aug 20143°: Dec 2012 - Nov 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(7 Scorpio 33) (12 Scorpio 33) (17 Scorpio 33)

December 2012 October 23, 2013 August 2014

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Sep 2005 - Aug 2006 Oct 2005 - Aug 2006

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2010 - Sep 2011 Oct 2010 - Aug 2011

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Natal A:

12e33

Trans G:

12h33

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JUPITER represents the principle of expansion,

magnitude, growth, elevation, superiority; the

capacity and impulse to enlarge and grow, to ascend

and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate

that which is external, to make greater wholes, to in-

flate; to experience success, honor, advancement, plenitude, abun-

dance, fullness and fruition, prodigality, excess, surfeit; the capacity

or inclination for magnanimity, optimism, enthusiasm, exuberance,

joy, joviality, liberality, breadth of experience, philosophical and cul-

tural aspiration, comprehensiveness and largeness of vision, pride,

arrogance, aggrandizement, extravagance; fecundity, fortune, and

providence; Zeus, the king of the Olympian gods; the Goddess in her

providential and elevating aspect.

Jupiter transits, whether hard or soft, tend to be welcome for most

people—periods bringing a greater sense of life’s expansive pos-

sibilities and opportunities, travel and widening horizons, successes

and honors. Life can seem more generous to one, and one can feel

more generous to life. Hard aspects do run the greater risk of excess,

inflation, expensive extravagance, but with a certain judicious

restraint these transits can be as happily rewarding and fruitful as the

trine and sextile. Especially noteworthy are those times when a

Jupiter conjunction or opposition transit happens to station and move

back and forth across an important point in the birth chart for a

several-month period.

Following you will find any Jupiter cycles active for you during this

period.

JUPITER SQUARE JUPITER

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

JUPITER Position at Birth: 0 Aquarius 52 (R) JUPITER Position in Sky: 25 Aries 52 to 5 Taurus 52

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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May 2011 Feb 2012FRF

JUPITER SQUARE JUPITER5°: May 2011 - Feb 20123°: May 2011 - Feb 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(25 Aries 52) (0 Taurus 52) (5 Taurus 52)

May 2011 June 8, 2011 February 2012December 8, 2011January 11, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 2009 - Feb 2009 Jan 2009 - Feb 2009

SEXTILE (60°) Jun 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

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F

Natal F:

0k52 R

Trans F:

0b52

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JUPITER SEXTILE VENUS

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

VENUS (D) Archetypal Principle: love, beauty, value, desire; the impulse and capacity to attract and beattracted, to love and be loved, to seek and create beauty and harmony, to engage in socialand romantic relations, sensuous pleasure, artistic and aesthetic experience; Eros

VENUS Position at Birth: 1 Cancer 47 JUPITER Position in Sky: 28 Aries 47 to 4 Taurus 47

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— Barack Obama —

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May 2011 Feb 2012FSD

JUPITER SEXTILE VENUS3°: May 2011 - Feb 20122°: Jun 2011 - Feb 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(28 Aries 47) (1 Taurus 47) (4 Taurus 47)

May 2011 June 13, 2011 February 2012November 26, 2011January 23, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Mar 2002 - Apr 2002 Mar 2002 - Aug 2001

SEXTILE (60°) Sep 2003 - Oct 2003 Sep 2003 - Oct 2003

SQUARE (90°) Oct 2004 - Nov 2004 Oct 2004 - Nov 2004

TRINE (120°) Nov 2005 - Dec 2005 Nov 2005 - Dec 2005

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 2008 - Feb 2008 Jan 2008 - Feb 2008

TRINE (120°) Feb 2010 - Mar 2010 Feb 2010 - Mar 2010

SQUARE (90°) Jun 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

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F

Natal D:

1d47

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1b47

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JUPITER SQUARE MERCURY

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

MERCURY (C) Archetypal Principle: mind, thought, communication; the impulse and capacity to think, con-ceptualize, connect, mediate, articulate, to use words and language, to give and receive in-formation; to transmit, transport, translate; to render intelligible, to perceive and reason;Logos

MERCURY Position at Birth: 2 Leo 20 JUPITER Position in Sky: 27 Aries 20 to 7 Taurus 20

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[Jan ’12 - Dec ’12]

— Barack Obama —

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May 2011 Mar 2012FRC

JUPITER SQUARE MERCURY5°: May 2011 - Mar 20123°: Jun 2011 - Feb 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(27 Aries 20) (2 Taurus 20) (7 Taurus 20)

May 2011 June 16, 2011 March 2012November 21, 2011January 29, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Aug 2002 - Oct 2002 Aug 2002 - Sep 2002

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2004 - Nov 2004 Oct 2004 - Nov 2004

SQUARE (90°) Nov 2005 - Dec 2005 Nov 2005 - Dec 2005

TRINE (120°) Dec 2006 - Jan 2007 Dec 2006 - Jan 2007

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 2009 - Mar 2009 Feb 2009

TRINE (120°) Jun 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

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F

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2e20

Trans F:

2b20

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JUPITER TRINE PLUTO

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

PLUTO Position at Birth: 6 Virgo 59 JUPITER Position in Sky: 1 Taurus 59 to 11 Taurus 59

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— Barack Obama —

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Jun 2011 Mar 2012FUJ

JUPITER TRINE PLUTO5°: Jun 2011 - Mar 20123°: Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Taurus 59) (6 Taurus 59) (11 Taurus 59)

June 2011 July 14, 2011 March 2012October 16, 2011February 29, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Oct 2003 - Jul 2004 Oct 2003 - Nov 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 2005 - Aug 2006 Dec 2005 - Jan 2006

SQUARE (90°) Jan 2007 - Oct 2007 Jan 2007 - Feb 2007

TRINE (120°) Jan 2008 - Mar 2008 Feb 2008

OPPOSITION (180°) Feb 2010 - Apr 2010 Mar 2010

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Natal J:

6f59

Trans F:

6b59

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JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

NEPTUNE (I) Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundariesbetween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images,reverie; illusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, uni-tive; intoxication, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion,oceanic states; universal compassion, faith, hope

NEPTUNE Position at Birth: 8 Scorpio 36 JUPITER Position in Sky: 3 Taurus 36 to 13 Taurus 36

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JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE5°: Jun 2011 - Apr 20123°: Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(3 Taurus 36) (8 Taurus 36) (13 Taurus 36)

June 2011 July 28, 2011 April 2012October 2, 2011March 9, 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Dec 2005 - Oct 2006 Dec 2005 - Sep 2006

SEXTILE (60°) Feb 2008 - Mar 2008 Feb 2008 - Mar 2008

SQUARE (90°) Feb 2009 - Apr 2009 Feb 2009 - Mar 2009

TRINE (120°) Mar 2010 - Apr 2010 Mar 2010 - Apr 2010

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F

Natal I:

8h36

Trans F:

8b36

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JUPITER SQUARE SUN

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

SUN (A) Archetypal Principle: central principle of vital creative energy, the will to exist; center of per-sonal identity, the conscious ego, the autonomous willing self; individual self-directednessand self-expression; the impulse and capacity to be, to act, to achieve, to individuate andpursue the trajectory of creative self-manifestation

SUN Position at Birth: 12 Leo 33 JUPITER Position in Sky: 7 Taurus 33 to 17 Taurus 33

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— Barack Obama —

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Jul 2011 Apr 2012FRA

JUPITER SQUARE SUN5°: Jul 2011 - Apr 20123°: Mar 2012 - Apr 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(7 Taurus 33) (12 Taurus 33) (17 Taurus 33)

July 2011 March 28, 2012 April 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Oct 2002 - Jul 2003 Oct 2002 - Jul 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 2004 - Sep 2005 Dec 2004 - Sep 2005

SQUARE (90°) Dec 2005 - Oct 2006 Jan 2006 - Oct 2006

TRINE (120°) Jan 2007 - Nov 2007 Feb 2007 - Nov 2007

OPPOSITION (180°) Mar 2009 - Apr 2009 Mar 2009 - Apr 2009

TRINE (120°) Mar 2011 - May 2011 Apr 2011 - May 2011

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JUPITER SQUARE ASCENDANT

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

ASCENDANT (mnN) Archetypal Principle: the point of entry, how one acts in relation to the world, the persona,the mode in which one’s spontaneous energy enters and engages the world; with the Des-cendant, the self-other axis, one’s horizon

ASCENDANT Position at Birth: 18 Aquarius 02 JUPITER Position in Sky: 13 Taurus 02 to 23 Taurus 02

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Mar 2012 May 2012FRmnN

JUPITER SQUARE ASCENDANT5°: Mar 2012 - May 20123°: Apr 2012 - May 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(13 Taurus 02) (18 Taurus 02) (23 Taurus 02)

March 2012 April 21, 2012 May 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Apr 2009 - Jan 2010 Apr 2009 - Dec 2009

SEXTILE (60°) Apr 2011 - May 2011 May 2011

mnN

F

Natal mnN:

18k02

Trans F:

18b02

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JUPITER TRINE MARS

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

MARS (E) Archetypal Principle: energetic force; the impulse and capacity to act and assert, to pressforward and against, to defend and offend, to initiate and pursue; competitiveness, aggres-siveness, anger, conflict, harm, violence, injury; courage, vigor, ardor

MARS Position at Birth: 22 Virgo 35 JUPITER Position in Sky: 17 Taurus 35 to 27 Taurus 35

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Apr 2012 Jun 2012FUE

JUPITER TRINE MARS5°: Apr 2012 - Jun 20123°: Apr 2012 - May 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(17 Taurus 35) (22 Taurus 35) (27 Taurus 35)

April 2012 May 10, 2012 June 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 2004 - Oct 2004 Sep 2004 - Oct 2004

SEXTILE (60°) Nov 2006 - Dec 2006 Nov 2006

SQUARE (90°) Mar 2007 - Jan 2008 Apr 2007 - Dec 2007

TRINE (120°) Apr 2008 - Jan 2009 Apr 2008 - Jan 2009

OPPOSITION (180°) May 2010 - Feb 2011 May 2010 - Jan 2011

E

F

Natal E:

22f35

Trans F:

22b35

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JUPITER TRINE SATURN

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

SATURN (G) Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition,the past, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, op-pose; to strengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effortand work, conservative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error,judgment, consequences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

SATURN Position at Birth: 25 Capricorn 20 (R) JUPITER Position in Sky: 20 Taurus 20 to 0 Gemini 20

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May 2012 Jun 2012FUG

JUPITER TRINE SATURN5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(20 Taurus 20) (25 Taurus 20) (0 Gemini 20)

May 2012 May 22, 2012 June 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) May 2008 - Feb 2009 May 2008 - Jan 2009

SEXTILE (60°) May 2010 - Feb 2011 May 2010 - Feb 2011

SQUARE (90°) May 2011 - Jul 2011 May 2011 - Feb 2000

G

F

Natal G:

25j20 R

Trans F:

25b20

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JUPITER SQUARE URANUS

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

URANUS (H) Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakupof structures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement,new beginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innova-tion, technological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptivechanges; the trickster

URANUS Position at Birth: 25 Leo 16 JUPITER Position in Sky: 20 Taurus 16 to 0 Gemini 16

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May 2012 Jun 2012FRH

JUPITER SQUARE URANUS5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(20 Taurus 16) (25 Taurus 16) (0 Gemini 16)

May 2012 May 22, 2012 June 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Aug 2003 - Sep 2003 Aug 2003 - Sep 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2005 - Nov 2005 Oct 2005 - Nov 2005

SQUARE (90°) Nov 2006 - Dec 2006 Nov 2006 - Dec 2006

TRINE (120°) Dec 2007 - Jan 2008 Dec 2007 - Jan 2008

OPPOSITION (180°) May 2009 - Feb 2010 May 2009 - Feb 2010

TRINE (120°) May 2011 - Jul 2011 May 2011 - Feb 2000

H

F

Natal H:

25e16

Trans F:

25b16

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JUPITER OPPOSITE MIDHEAVEN

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

MIDHEAVEN (MN) Archetypal Principle: the point of aspiration, one’s direction in life, vocation, career, status inthe world, achievement, public self-expression and social contribution; with the Imum Coeli,the axis from one’s ancestral and familial roots, early life, hidden foundations, unconsciousground, and private reality to one’s individual public achievement, conscious goals, and ex-plicit place in the world

MIDHEAVEN Position at Birth: 28 Scorpio 53 JUPITER Position in Sky: 23 Taurus 53 to 3 Gemini 53

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May 2012 Jun 2012FQMN

JUPITER OPPOSITE MIDHEAVEN5°: May 2012 - Jun 20123°: May 2012 - Jun 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(23 Taurus 53) (28 Taurus 53) (3 Gemini 53)

May 2012 June 6, 2012 June 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Nov 2006 - Jan 2007 Dec 2006 - Jan 2007

SEXTILE (60°) Jan 2009 - Feb 2009 Jan 2009 - Feb 2009

SQUARE (90°) May 2009 - Mar 2010 Jun 2009 - Feb 2010

TRINE (120°) May 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

MN

F

Natal MN:

28h53

Trans F:

28b53

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JUPITER TRINE JUPITER

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

JUPITER Position at Birth: 0 Aquarius 52 (R) JUPITER Position in Sky: 25 Taurus 52 to 5 Gemini 52

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May 2012 Jul 2012FUF

JUPITER TRINE JUPITER5°: May 2012 - Jul 20123°: Jun 2012 - Jun 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(25 Taurus 52) (0 Gemini 52) (5 Gemini 52)

May 2012 June 15, 2012 July 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 2009 - Feb 2009 Jan 2009 - Feb 2009

SEXTILE (60°) Jun 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

SQUARE (90°) Jun 2011 - Mar 2012 Jun 2011 - Mar 2012

F

F

Natal F:

0k52 R

Trans F:

0c52

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JUPITER SEXTILE MERCURY

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

MERCURY (C) Archetypal Principle: mind, thought, communication; the impulse and capacity to think, con-ceptualize, connect, mediate, articulate, to use words and language, to give and receive in-formation; to transmit, transport, translate; to render intelligible, to perceive and reason;Logos

MERCURY Position at Birth: 2 Leo 20 JUPITER Position in Sky: 29 Taurus 20 to 5 Gemini 20

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Jun 2012 Jul 2012

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Jun 2012 Jul 2012FSC

JUPITER SEXTILE MERCURY3°: Jun 2012 - Jul 20122°: Jun 2012 - Jul 2012

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(29 Taurus 20) (2 Gemini 20) (5 Gemini 20)

June 2012 June 21, 2012 July 2012

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Aug 2002 - Oct 2002 Aug 2002 - Sep 2002

SEXTILE (60°) Oct 2004 - Nov 2004 Oct 2004 - Nov 2004

SQUARE (90°) Nov 2005 - Dec 2005 Nov 2005 - Dec 2005

TRINE (120°) Dec 2006 - Jan 2007 Dec 2006 - Jan 2007

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 2009 - Mar 2009 Feb 2009

TRINE (120°) Jun 2010 - Mar 2011 Jun 2010 - Mar 2011

SQUARE (90°) Jun 2011 - Apr 2012 Jul 2011 - Mar 2012

C

F

Natal C:

2e20

Trans F:

2c20

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JUPITER CONJUNCT MOON

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

MOON (B) Archetypal Principle: the ground and matrix of one’s being; the body and soul; feelings,moods, and unconscious patterns rooted in the past; maternal, familial, and intimaterelationships; early childhood experience; domestic life; the impulse and capacity to nurtureand be nurtured; intuitive feeling for the whole and relationships

MOON Position at Birth: 3 Gemini 21 JUPITER Position in Sky: 28 Taurus 21 to 8 Gemini 21

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Jun 2012 Feb 2013

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Jun 2012 Mar 2013FPB

JUPITER CONJUNCT MOON5°: Jun 2012 - Mar 20133°: Jun 2012 - Feb 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(28 Taurus 21) (3 Gemini 21) (8 Gemini 21)

June 2012 June 26, 2012 March 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jun 2000 - Apr 2001 Jun 2000 - Mar 2001

SEXTILE (60°) Sep 2002 Sep 2002

SQUARE (90°) Sep 2003 - Nov 2003 Sep 2003 - Oct 2003

TRINE (120°) Oct 2004 - Dec 2004 Oct 2004 - Nov 2004

OPPOSITION (180°) Dec 2006 - Jan 2007 Dec 2006 - Jan 2007

TRINE (120°) Jan 2009 - Mar 2009 Feb 2009

SQUARE (90°) Feb 2010 - Mar 2010 Feb 2010 - Mar 2010

SEXTILE (60°) Jul 2010 - Mar 2011 Jul 2010 - Mar 2011

B

F

Natal B:

3c21

Trans F:

3c21

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JUPITER SQUARE PLUTO

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

PLUTO (J) Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution andtransformation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power andpower struggle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resur-rects; the underworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descentand regeneration, death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

PLUTO Position at Birth: 6 Virgo 59 JUPITER Position in Sky: 1 Gemini 59 to 11 Gemini 59

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Jun 2012 Apr 2013FRJ

JUPITER SQUARE PLUTO5°: Jun 2012 - Apr 20133°: Jun 2012 - Mar 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Gemini 59) (6 Gemini 59) (11 Gemini 59)

June 2012 July 14, 2012 April 2013January 10, 2013February 18, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Oct 2003 - Jul 2004 Oct 2003 - Nov 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 2005 - Aug 2006 Dec 2005 - Jan 2006

SQUARE (90°) Jan 2007 - Oct 2007 Jan 2007 - Feb 2007

TRINE (120°) Jan 2008 - Mar 2008 Feb 2008

OPPOSITION (180°) Feb 2010 - Apr 2010 Mar 2010

TRINE (120°) Jul 2011 - Apr 2012 Jul 2011 - Apr 2012

J

F

Natal J:

6f59

Trans F:

6c59

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JUPITER SEXTILE SUN

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

SUN (A) Archetypal Principle: central principle of vital creative energy, the will to exist; center of per-sonal identity, the conscious ego, the autonomous willing self; individual self-directednessand self-expression; the impulse and capacity to be, to act, to achieve, to individuate andpursue the trajectory of creative self-manifestation

SUN Position at Birth: 12 Leo 33 JUPITER Position in Sky: 9 Gemini 33 to 15 Gemini 33

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Jul 2012 Apr 2013FSA

JUPITER SEXTILE SUN3°: Jul 2012 - Apr 20132°: Aug 2012 - Apr 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(9 Gemini 33) (12 Gemini 33) (15 Gemini 33)

July 2012 August 15, 2012 April 2013November 23, 2012

April 4, 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Oct 2002 - Jul 2003 Oct 2002 - Jul 2003

SEXTILE (60°) Dec 2004 - Sep 2005 Dec 2004 - Sep 2005

SQUARE (90°) Dec 2005 - Oct 2006 Jan 2006 - Oct 2006

TRINE (120°) Jan 2007 - Nov 2007 Feb 2007 - Nov 2007

OPPOSITION (180°) Mar 2009 - Apr 2009 Mar 2009 - Apr 2009

TRINE (120°) Mar 2011 - May 2011 Apr 2011 - May 2011

SQUARE (90°) Aug 2011 - May 2012 Sep 2011 - May 2012

A

F

Natal A:

12e33

Trans F:

12c33

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JUPITER TRINE ASCENDANT

JUPITER (F) Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge,ascend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, tomake greater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism;broad perspectives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, ex-travagance, grandiosity

ASCENDANT (mnN) Archetypal Principle: the point of entry, how one acts in relation to the world, the persona,the mode in which one’s spontaneous energy enters and engages the world; with the Des-cendant, the self-other axis, one’s horizon

ASCENDANT Position at Birth: 18 Aquarius 02 JUPITER Position in Sky: 13 Gemini 02 to 23 Gemini 02

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Aug 2012 May 2013FUmnN

JUPITER TRINE ASCENDANT5°: Aug 2012 - May 20133°: Sep 2012 - May 2013

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(13 Gemini 02) (18 Gemini 02) (23 Gemini 02)

August 2012 May 3, 2013 May 2013

This archetypal combination has been accentuated at earlier times in your life, such as:

Outer Orb Inner Orb

CONJUNCTION (0°) Apr 2009 - Jan 2010 Apr 2009 - Dec 2009

SEXTILE (60°) Apr 2011 - May 2011 May 2011

SQUARE (90°) Apr 2012 - Jun 2012 May 2012 - Jun 2012

mnN

F

Natal mnN:

18k02

Trans F:

18c02

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Humanity’s “progress of knowledge” and the “evolution of con-

sciousness” have too often been characterized as if our task were

simply to ascend a very tall cognitive ladder with graded hierarchical

steps that represent successive developmental stages in which we solve

increasingly challenging mental riddles, like advanced problems in a

graduate exam in biochemistry or logic. But to understand life and the

cosmos better, perhaps we are required to transform not only our minds

but our hearts. For our whole being, body and soul, mind and spirit, is

implicated. Perhaps we must go not only high and far but down and

deep. Our world view and cosmology, which defines the context for

everything else, is profoundly affected by the degree to which all our

faculties—intellectual, imaginative, aesthetic, moral, emotional,

somatic, spiritual, relational—enter the process of our knowing. How

we approach “the other,” and how we approach each other, will shape

everything, including our own evolving self and the cosmos in which

we participate. Not only our personal lives but the very nature of the

universe may demand of us now a new capacity for self-transcendence,

both intellectual and moral, so that we may experience a new dimen-

sion of beauty and intelligence in the world—not a projection of our own

desire for beauty and intellectual mastery, but an encounter with the

actual unpredictably unfolding beauty and intelligence of the whole.

From Richard Tarnas

Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

“Opening to the Cosmos”

PART 5

WORLD TRANSIT

CYCLES OVERVIEW

WORLD TRANSIT

CYCLES OVERVIEW

The truth is just the opposite of the opinion which once prevailedamong men, that the sun and stars are without soul. . . . For inthat short-sighted view, the entire moving contents of theheavens seemed to them only stones, earth, and other soullessbodies, though these furnish the sources of the world order.

— Plato

The Laws

World Transit Cycles pages are in order by planet, Pluto through Jupiter.For chronological order:

Within Orb TRANSIT PAGE

583 - 570 BCE HPIPJ URANUS-NEPTUNE-PLUTOCONJUNCTION 26

Apr 1880 - Jun 1904 IPJ NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO 1

Dec 1939 - Apr 2041 ISJ NEPTUNE SEXTILE PLUTO 2

Jul 1960 - Aug 1972 HPJ URANUS CONJUNCT PLUTO 4

Nov 1967 - Oct 1969 FPHPJ JUPITER-URANUS-PLUTOCONJUNCTION 27

Dec 1980 - Oct 1984 GPJ SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO 8

Nov 1985 - Dec 2001 HPI URANUS CONJUNCT NEPTUNE 6

Dec 1985 - Dec 1990 GPH SATURN CONJUNCT URANUS 14

Nov 1987 - Feb 1991 GPI SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE 11

Nov 1996 - Dec 1997 FPH JUPITER CONJUNCT URANUS 21

Jun 1999 - May 2001 FPG JUPITER CONJUNCT SATURN 24

Jun 2000 - Apr 2004 GQJ SATURN OPPOSITE PLUTO 9

Sep 2002 - Aug 2004 FQH JUPITER OPPOSITE URANUS 22

Jul 2005 - Aug 2008 GQI SATURN OPPOSITE NEPTUNE 12

Jan 2007 - Oct 2008 FPJ JUPITER CONJUNCT PLUTO 17

May 2007 - Mar 2020 HRJ URANUS SQUARE PLUTO 5

Sep 2007 - Jul 2012 GQH SATURN OPPOSITE URANUS 15

Nov 2008 - Aug 2011 GRJ SATURN SQUARE PLUTO 10

Feb 2009 - Mar 2010 FPI JUPITER CONJUNCT NEPTUNE 19

Mar 2010 - Mar 2012 FQG JUPITER OPPOSITE SATURN 25

Mar 2010 - Apr 2011 FPH JUPITER CONJUNCT URANUS 23

Jun 2013 - Jun 2014 FQJ JUPITER OPPOSITE PLUTO 18

Oct 2014 - Aug 2016 FQI JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE 20

Nov 2014 - Sep 2017 GRI SATURN SQUARE NEPTUNE 13

Jan 2020 - Nov 2023 GRH SATURN SQUARE URANUS 16

Oct 2034 - Aug 2045 HRI URANUS SQUARE NEPTUNE 7

Sep 2051 - Jun 2074 IRJ NEPTUNE SQUARE PLUTO 3

World Transit Cycles

The most ancient forms of astrology were rooted in the observation that the positions of the Sun,

Moon, and planets relative to the Earth at any given time consistently reflect the prevailing

archetypal dynamics of the world, visible in the specific historical and cultural conditions and

events of that time. Rather than personal transits which involve one planet in the sky transiting a

planetary position in an individual natal chart, world transits are configurations involving two or

more planets concurrently in the sky that are aligned with each other relative to the Earth. Such

alignments are relevant to the entire world, rather than to a specific individual. The most signifi-

cant world transits consist of major extended alignments between two or more of the outer planets

(Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto). These alignments, such as conjunction or opposition,

can last a year or more, and in cases involving any of the three outermost planets with each other

(Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto), even a decade or longer.

Compared with ancient astrology, which appears to have been strongly divinatory in character and

based on a considerably smaller body of astronomical and historical observations, the situation that

has now emerged provides a radically different and greatly expanded basis for research in the area

of collective historical correspondences. The discovery of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto by telescope

in the modern period, combined with the gradual but eventually universal consensus in the

astrological community on the empirical correlation of those planets with specific archetypal prin-

ciples, has dramatically opened up new horizons for research and understanding. Scarcely less sig-

nificant is the development of advanced computer technology and programming, as well as con-

tinued improvements in historical scholarship, which have brought an extraordinary increase in

the accuracy and extent of both astronomical and historical data for many centuries into the past.

All these factors have produced a very different context for such research. Correlations that in

earlier eras were entirely impossible to examine or even imagine are now suddenly visible and

open to critical assessment.

The careful study of world transits offers extraordinarily nuanced insight into the underlying

character of a given historical moment or epoch, into the Zeitgeist, the spirit and mood of the time.

More than any other form of historical analysis, world transit analysis can illuminate synchronistic

waves of strikingly similar cultural events in different contexts and widely separated locations, as

well as major diachronic patterns in history, extending through time, linking similar cultural and

historical phenomena in different eras as coherent expressions of cyclically evolving archetypal

streams in humanity’s collective experience.

We live in an exceptionally precarious era in the history of the world, when the problems of the

Earth community are both deepening and accelerating. In such circumstances, we are naturally in-

clined to consult every source of information and insight that could possibly increase our self-

understanding and the effectiveness of our present strategies. In this context and with this motiva-

tion, knowledge of the major future alignments of the outer planets and their corresponding

archetypal principles and complexes could indeed prove helpful, like knowing the weather reports

before setting out to surf in large waves with winds coming from multiple directions. Our chal-

lenge, therefore, is to maintain a constant epistemological vigilance to avoid the many traps

endemic to this kind of analysis, above all, the projection of fears or wishes, the drawing of definite

conclusions on the basis of limited data, and the urge to control life rather than participate in it.

The following section sets forth the major current and recent world transits of the outer planets,

placing them in the context of their larger cycles. For an overview of historical and cultural

evidence, see Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View.

World Transit Cycles Overview

NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO

NEPTUNE (I)

PLUTO (J)

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

NEPTUNE Position: 11 Taurus 14 — 5 Cancer 24PLUTO Position: 26 Taurus 14 — 20 Gemini 24

IPJApr 1880 Jun 1904 NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO

15°: Apr 1880 - Jun 19041°: May 1891 - Apr 1893

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(11 Taurus 14) (8 Gemini 37 - 7 Gemini 41) (5 Cancer 24)

Apr 1880 Aug 2, 1891 Jun 1904Nov 5, 1891Apr 30, 1892

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jun 1386 - May 1411

SQUARE (90°) Aug 1559 - Jun 1581

OPPOSITION (180°) Dec 1631 - Nov 1660

SQUARE (90°) Dec 1805 - Sep 1829

(See also NEPTUNE SEXTILE PLUTO and NEPTUNE SQUARE PLUTO.)

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NEPTUNE (I)

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Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

NEPTUNE Position: 25 Virgo 29 — 5 Taurus 07PLUTO Position: 2 Leo 29 — 28 Aquarius 07

ISJDec 1939 Apr 2041 NEPTUNE SEXTILE PLUTO

7°: Dec 1939 - Apr 20411°: Jan 1948 - Mar 2033

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(0 Gemini 35) (23 Gemini 04 - 28 Gemini 43) (18 Cancer 49)

Dec 1939 Jan 22, 1950 Apr 2041and 48 more dates

through Feb 29, 2032

(See also NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO and NEPTUNE SQUARE PLUTO.)

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NEPTUNE SQUARE PLUTO

NEPTUNE (I)

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Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

NEPTUNE Position: 0 Gemini 35 — 18 Cancer 49PLUTO Position: 10 Pisces 35 — 8 Aries 49

IRJSep 2051 Jun 2074 NEPTUNE SQUARE PLUTO

10°: Sep 2051 - Jun 20741°: Sep 2060 - May 2066

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(0 Gemini 35) (23 Gemini 04 - 28 Gemini 43) (18 Cancer 49)

Sep 2051 Sep 19, 2061 Jun 2074and 8 more dates

through May 29, 2065

(See also NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO and NEPTUNE SEXTILE PLUTO.)

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URANUS CONJUNCT PLUTO

URANUS (H)

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Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

URANUS Position: 19 Leo 21 — 15 Libra 27PLUTO Position: 4 Virgo 21 — 0 Libra 27

HPJJul 1960 Aug 1972 URANUS CONJUNCT PLUTO

15°: Jul 1960 - Aug 19721°: Sep 1965 - Aug 1966

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(19 Leo 21) (17 Virgo 09 - 16 Virgo 06) (15 Libra 27)

Jul 1960 Oct 9, 1965 Aug 1972Apr 4, 1966

Jun 30, 1966

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jun 1845 - Mar 1856

SQUARE (90°) Sep 1874 - Aug 1880

OPPOSITION (180°) Dec 1896 - Nov 1907

SQUARE (90°) Apr 1928 - Mar 1937

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URANUS (H)

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Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

URANUS Position: 18 Pisces 18 — 4 Taurus 43PLUTO Position: 28 Sagittarius 18 — 24 Capricorn 43

HRJMay 2007 Mar 2020 URANUS SQUARE PLUTO

10°: May 2007 - Mar 20201°: Jun 2012 - Apr 2015

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(18 Pisces 18) (8 Aries 23 - 15 Aries 18) (4 Taurus 43)

May 2007 Jun 24, 2012 Mar 2020Sep 19, 2012May 20, 2013Nov 1, 2013Apr 21, 2014Dec 15, 2014Mar 16, 2015

(See also URANUS CONJUNCT PLUTO.)

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URANUS CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

URANUS (H)

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Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

URANUS Position: 17 Sagittarius 10 — 22 Aquarius 24NEPTUNE Position: 2 Capricorn 10 — 7 Aquarius 24

HPINov 1985 Dec 2001 URANUS CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

15°: Nov 1985 - Dec 20011°: Apr 1992 - Dec 1993

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(17 Sagittarius 10) (19 Capricorn 33 - 18 Capricorn 32) (22 Aquarius 24)

Nov 1985 Feb 2, 1993 Dec 2001Aug 20, 1993Oct 24, 1993

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Oct 1814 - Dec 1829

SQUARE (90°) Sep 1863 - Sep 1873

OPPOSITION (180°) Jan 1899 - Dec 1918

SQUARE (90°) Jul 1949 - May 1960

(See also URANUS SQUARE NEPTUNE.)

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URANUS (H)

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Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

URANUS Position: 10 Cancer 28 — 27 Leo 06NEPTUNE Position: 20 Aries 28 — 17 Taurus 06

HRIOct 2034 Aug 2045 URANUS SQUARE NEPTUNE

10°: Oct 2034 - Aug 20451°: Oct 2038 - Jun 2042

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(10 Cancer 28) (2 Leo 48 - 8 Leo 02) (27 Leo 06)

Oct 2034 Oct 2, 2039 Aug 2045Jan 31, 2040Aug 29, 2040Mar 18, 2041Jul 25, 2041

(See also URANUS CONJUNCT NEPTUNE.)

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SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO

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PLUTO (J)

Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

SATURN Position: 8 Libra 52 — 17 Scorpio 04PLUTO Position: 23 Libra 52 — 2 Scorpio 04

GPJDec 1980 Oct 1984 SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO

15°: Dec 1980 - Oct 19841°: Oct 1982 - Jun 1983

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(8 Libra 52) (27 Libra 35) (17 Scorpio 04)

Dec 1980 Nov 7, 1982 Oct 1984

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jun 1946 - Sep 1948

SQUARE (90°) Dec 1954 - Oct 1957

OPPOSITION (180°) Mar 1964 - Jan 1968

SQUARE (90°) May 1973 - May 1975

(See also SATURN OPPOSITE PLUTO and SATURN SQUARE PLUTO.)

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SATURN OPPOSITE PLUTO

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

SATURN Position: 25 Taurus 56 — 7 Cancer 11PLUTO Position: 10 Sagittarius 56 — 22 Sagittarius 11

GQJJun 2000 Apr 2004 SATURN OPPOSITE PLUTO

15°: Jun 2000 - Apr 20041°: Jul 2001 - Jun 2002

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(25 Taurus 56) (12 Gemini 37 - 16 Gemini 35) (7 Cancer 11)

Jun 2000 Aug 5, 2001 Apr 2004Nov 2, 2001

May 25, 2002

(See also SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO and SATURN SQUARE PLUTO.)

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

SATURN Position: 19 Virgo 28 — 14 Libra 58PLUTO Position: 23 Libra 52 — 2 Scorpio 04

GRJNov 2008 Aug 2011 SATURN SQUARE PLUTO

10°: Nov 2008 - Aug 20111°: Nov 2009 - Aug 2010

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(19 Virgo 28) (1 Libra 42 - 4 Libra 21) (14 Libra 58)

Nov 2008 Nov 15, 2009 Aug 2011Jan 31, 2010Aug 21, 2010

(See also SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO and SATURN OPPOSITE PLUTO.)

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SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

SATURN Position: 21 Sagittarius 34 — 15 Capricorn 38NEPTUNE Position: 6 Capricorn 34 — 15 Capricorn 38

GPINov 1987 Feb 1991 SATURN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

15°: Nov 1987 - Feb 19911°: Feb 1989 - Nov 1989

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(21 Sagittarius 34) (11 Capricorn 54 - 10 Capricorn 21) (15 Capricorn 38)

Nov 1987 Mar 3, 1989 Feb 1991Jun 23, 1989Nov 13, 1989

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Sep 1951 - Oct 1954

SQUARE (90°) May 1961 - Mar 1964

OPPOSITION (180°) May 1970 - May 1973

SQUARE (90°) Sep 1978 - Jun 1981

(See also SATURN OPPOSITE NEPTUNE and SATURN SQUARE NEPTUNE.)

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

SATURN Position: 1 Leo 30 — 8 Virgo 08NEPTUNE Position: 16 Aquarius 30 — 23 Aquarius 08

GQIJul 2005 Aug 2008 SATURN OPPOSITE NEPTUNE

15°: Jul 2005 - Aug 20081°: Aug 2006 - Jul 2007

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Leo 30 ) (17 Leo 52 - 21 Leo 46) (8 Virgo 08)

Jul 2005 Aug 31, 2006 Aug 2008Feb 28, 2007Jun 25, 2007

(See also SATURN CONJUNCT PLUTO and SATURN SQUARE PLUTO.)

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

SATURN Position: 24 Scorpio 48 — 22 Sagittarius 11NEPTUNE Position: 4 Pisces 48 — 14 PIsces 15

GRINov 2014 Sep 2017 SATURN SQUARE NEPTUNE

10°: Nov 2014 - Sep 20171°: Nov 2015 - Sep 2016

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(24 Scorpio 48) (7 Sagittarius 02 - 12 Sagittarius 02) (22 Sagittarius 11)

Nov 2014 Nov 26, 2015 Sep 2017Jun 17, 2016Sep 10, 2016

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

SATURN Position: 3 Sagittarius 42 — 23 Capricorn 40URANUS Position: 18 Sagittarius 42 — 8 Capricorn 40

GPHDec 1985 Dec 1990 SATURN CONJUNCT URANUS

15°: Dec 1985 - Dec 19901°: Jan 1988 - Nov 1988

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(3 Sagittarius 42) (29 Sagittarius 55 - 27 Sagittarius 49) (23 Capricorn 40)

Dec 1985 Feb 12, 1988 Dec 1990Jun 26, 1988Oct 18, 1988

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) May 1940 - Mar 1944

SQUARE (90°) Nov 1950 - Sep 1954

OPPOSITION (180°) Mar 1963 - Jan 1969

SQUARE (90°) Aug 1974 - May 1978

(See also SATURN OPPOSITE URANUS and SATURN SQUARE URANUS.)

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

SATURN Position: 1 Virgo 30 — 23 Libra 29URANUS Position: 16 Pisces 30 — 8 Aries 29

GQHSep 2007 Jul 2012 SATURN OPPOSITE URANUS

15°: Sep 2007 - Jul 20121°: Oct 2008 - Aug 2010

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(1 Virgo 30) (18 Virgo 57 - 0 Libra 25) (23 Libra 29)

Sep 2007 Nov 4, 2008 Jul 2012Feb 5, 2009

Sep 15, 2009Apr 26, 2010Jul 26, 2010

(See also SATURN CONJUNCT URANUS and SATURN SQUARE URANUS.)

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Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

SATURN Position: 22 Capricorn 39 — 0 Pisces 45URANUS Position: 2 Taurus 39 — 23 Taurus 02

GRHJan 2020 Nov 2023 SATURN SQUARE URANUS

10°: Jan 2020 - Nov 20231°: Feb 2021 - Oct 2022

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(22 Capricorn 39) (7 Aquarius 13 - 13 Aquarius 06) (0 Pisces 45)

Jan 2020 Feb 17, 2021 Nov 2023Jun 14, 2021Dec 24, 2021

(See also SATURN CONJUNCT URANUS and SATURN OPPOSITE URANUS.)

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JUPITER CONJUNCT PLUTO

JUPITER (F)

PLUTO (J)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

JUPITER Position: 12 Sagittarius 51 — 13 Capricorn 40PLUTO Position: 27 Sagittarius 51 — 28 Sagittarius 40

FPJJan 2007 Oct 2008 JUPITER CONJUNCT PLUTO

15°: Jan 2007 - Oct 20081°: Dec 2007 - Dec 2007

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(12 Sagittarius 51) (28 Sagittarius 23) (13 Capricorn 40)

Jan 2007 Dec 11, 2007 Oct 2008

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jan 1994 - Oct 1995

SQUARE (90°) Jan 1998 - Apr 1998

OPPOSITION (180°) Jun 2000 - Jul 2001

SQUARE (90°) Oct 2003 - Sep 2004

(See also JUPITER OPPOSITE PLUTO.)

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JUPITER (F)

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Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

JUPITER Position: 25 Gemini 52 — 27 Cancer 17PLUTO Position: 9 Capricorn 21 — 13 Capricorn 34

FQJJun 2013 Jun 2014 JUPITER OPPOSITE PLUTO

15°: Jun 2013 - Jun 20141°: Aug 2013 -Apr 2014

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(12 Sagittarius 51) (28 Sagittarius 23) (13 Capricorn 40)

Jun 2013 Aug 7, 2013 Jun 2014Jan 31, 2014Apr 20, 2014

(See also JUPITER CONJUNCT PLUTO.)

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JUPITER CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

JUPITER (F)

NEPTUNE (I)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

JUPITER Position: 8 Aquarius 56 — 12 Pisces 00NEPTUNE Position: 23 Aquarius 56 — 27 Aquarius 00

FPIFeb 2009 Mar 2010 JUPITER CONJUNCT NEPTUNE

15°: Feb 2009 - Mar 20101°: May 2009 - Dec 2009

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(8 Aquarius 56) (26 Aquarius 28 - 24 Aquarius 17) (12 Pisces 00)

Feb 2009 May 27, 2009 Mar 2010Jul 10, 2009Dec 21, 2009

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Mar 1996 - Oct 1997

SQUARE (90°) May 1999 - May 2000

OPPOSITION (180°) Jul 2002 - Aug 2003

SQUARE (90°) Nov 2005 - Nov 2006

(See also JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE.)

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JUPITER (F)

NEPTUNE (I)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

JUPITER Position: 19 Leo 54 — 25 Virgo 58NEPTUNE Position: 4 Pisces 54 — 10 Pisces 58

FQIOct 2014 Aug 2016 JUPITER OPPOSITE NEPTUNE

15°: Oct 2014 - Aug 20161°: Sep 2015 - Sep 2015

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(19 Leo 54) (7 VIrgo 58) (25 Virgo 58)

Oct 2014 Sep 17, 2015 Aug 2016

(See also JUPITER CONJUNCT NEPTUNE.)

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JUPITER (F)

URANUS (H)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpre-dictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

JUPITER Position: 16 Capricorn 23 — 22 Aquarius 04URANUS Position: 1 Aquarius 23 — 7 Aquarius 04

FPHNov 1996 Dec 1997 JUPITER CONJUNCT URANUS

15°: Nov 1996 - Dec 19971°: Feb 1997 - Feb 1997

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(16 Capricorn 23) (5 Aquarius 55) (22 Aquarius 04)

Nov 1996 Feb 15, 1997 Dec 1997

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Nov 1982 - Jan 1984

SQUARE (90°) Apr 1986 - Mar 1987

OPPOSITION (180°) Jun 1989 - Jul 1990

SQUARE (90°) Nov 1992 - Jul 1994

(See also JUPITER OPPOSITE URANUS.)

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JUPITER (F)

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Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

JUPITER Position: 10 Leo 37 — 20 Virgo 28URANUS Position: 25 Aquarius 37 — 5 Pisces 28

FQHSep 2002 Aug 2004 JUPITER OPPOSITE URANUS

15°: Sep 2002 - Aug 20041°: Aug 2003 - Sep 2003

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(10 Leo 37) (0 Virgo 36) (20 Virgo 28)

Sep 2002 Aug 30, 2003 Aug 2004

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JUPITER (F)

URANUS (H)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

JUPITER Position: 10 PIsces 53 — 16 Aries 27URANUS Position: 25 Pisces 53 — 1 Aries 27

FPHMar 2010 Apr 2011 JUPITER CONJUNCT URANUS

15°: Mar 2010 - Apr 20111°: May 2010 - Jan 2011

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(10 PIsces 53) (27 Pisces 02 - 0 Aries 17) (16 Aries 27)

Mar 2010 Jun 8, 2010 Apr 2011Sep 18, 2010Jan 4, 2011

(See also JUPITER OPPOSITE URANUS.)

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JUPITER (F)

SATURN (G)

Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

JUPITER Position: 27 Aries 30 — 19 Gemini 56SATURN Position: 12 Taurus 30 — 4 Gemini 56

FPGJun 1999 May 2001 JUPITER CONJUNCT SATURN

15°: Jun 1999 - May 20011°: May 2000 - Jun 2000

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(27 Aries 30) (22 Taurus 43) (19 Gemini 56)

Jun 1999 May 28, 2000 May 2001

Recent History:

CONJUNCTION (0°) Jul 1980 - Jul 1982

SQUARE (90°) May 1985 - Mar 1987

OPPOSITION (180°) Jul 1989 - Jul 1991

SQUARE (90°) Nov 1994 - Oct 1996

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JUPITER (F)

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Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: limit, structure, and necessity; concrete reality, matter, time, tradition, thepast, aging, death, endings; the tendency to confine, constrict, separate, negate, oppose; tostrengthen and forge through tension and resistance, gravity and gravitas, effort and work, con-servative and strict authority; difficulty, decline, deprivation, defeat, loss, error, judgment, conse-quences; seriousness, discipline, thoroughness, duty, order, stability

JUPITER Position: 15 Pisces 56 — 12 Taurus 32SATURN Position: 27 Virgo 50 — 27 Libra 32

FQGMar 2010 Mar 2012 JUPITER OPPOSITE SATURN

15°: Mar 2010 - Mar 20121°: May 2010 - Mar 2011

Month of Entry Dates Exact Month of Exit(15 Pisces 56) (27 Pisces 52 - 14 Aries 21) (12 Taurus 32)

Mar 2010 May 23, 2010 Mar 2012Aug 16, 2010Mar 28, 2011

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URANUS-NEPTUNE-PLUTO CONJUNCTIONThe Axial Age

URANUS (H)

NEPTUNE (I)

PLUTO (J)

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: the transcendent, spiritual, ideal, imaginative; dissolving of boundaries be-tween self and other beings, other realities, universe; myth, dreams, symbols, images, reverie; il-lusion, delusion, fantasy, deception; aspiration for timeless, mystical, sacred, unitive; intoxica-tion, altering consciousness, non-ordinary states; prenatal, amniotic, fusion, oceanic states;universal compassion, faith, hope

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

URANUS Position: 29 Pisces 22 — 25 Gemini 27NEPTUNE Position: 3 Aries 16 — 17 Gemini 06PLUTO Position: 23 Aries 16 — 27 Taurus 06

HPIPJ583 BCE 570 BCE URANUS CONJUNCT

NEPTUNE CONJUNCT PLUTO20°: 583 - 570 BCE2°: 577 - 576 BCE

Year of Entry* WIthin 2° Orb Year of Exit*(14 Aries 01) (11 Taurus 03 - 14 Taurus 13) (6 Gemini 32)

583 BCE 577 - 576 BCE 570 BCE

*For the Uranus-Neptune-Pluto triple conjunction of the sixth century BCE, 20° orb:

Neptune-Pluto conjunction 594 - 560 BCE

Uranus-Neptune conjunction 586 - 566 BCE

Uranus-Pluto conjunction 583 - 570 BCE

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JUPITER (F)

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Archetypal Principle: expansion, growth, and success; the impulse and capacity to enlarge, as-cend, and progress, to improve and magnify, to incorporate that which is external, to makegreater wholes; honor, fortune, abundance, happiness, liberality, pride, optimism; broad perspec-tives, philosophical and cultural interests, travel; excess, inflation, extravagance, grandiosity

Archetypal Principle: change, freedom, rebellion, liberation, revolution, unexpected breakup ofstructures; sudden surprises, awakenings, lightning-like flashes of insight, excitement, newbeginnings, speeding up of experience; creative genius, intellectual brilliance, innovation, tech-nological invention, experiment, creativity, originality; unpredictable and disruptive changes; thetrickster

Archetypal Principle: primordial energy, the universal life force impelling evolution and transfor-mation; biology, nature, elemental force, primal libido and aggression, power and power strug-gle; elimination, catharsis; compels, intensifies, overwhelms, destroys and resurrects; the un-derworld in all senses, the id, the will to power; corruption and decay, descent and regeneration,death and rebirth; that which is titanic, volcanic, potent, massive

JUPITER Position: 2 Virgo 04 — 28 Libra 06URANUS Position: 10 Leo 44 — 26 Libra 35

PLUTO Position: 0 Virgo 44 — 6 Libra 35

FPHPJNov 1967 Oct 1969 JUPITER CONJUNCT

URANUS CONJUNCT PLUTO20°: Nov 1967 - Oct 19692°: Oct 1968 - Aug 1969

Year of Entry* WIthin 2° Orb Year of Exit*(2 Virgo 04) (21 Virgo 15 - 3 Libra 23) (28 Libra 06)

Nov 1967 Oct 1968 - Aug 1969 Oct 1969

*For the Jupiter-Uranus-Pluto triple conjunction of the twentieth century, 20° orb:

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Jupiter-Uranus conjunction Jul 1968 - Dec 1969

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As Goethe recognized, it is often the case that the very faculties we re-

quire for our knowledge can be developed only through our receptive

engagement with that which we wish to comprehend, which

transforms us in the very process of our inquiry. Thus the study of ar-

chetypal forms opens the archetypal eye. And thus the open encounter

with the potential reality of an anima mundi makes possible its actual

discernment. In this view, only by opening ourselves to being changed

and expanded by that which we seek to understand will we be able to

understand at all. Such a shift involves gradually opening our aware-

ness to that which, though potentially of deep significance, may at first

seem scarcely perceptible, the subtle “patterns which connect”—pat-

terns of meaning within and without, the delicate and elusive, the

repressed and denied, that which is obscured by our certainties, that

which suggests and intimates rather than commands and proves. Such

a transformation in our approach to life requires, as Jung saw, a new

openness to our own “other,” our interior other: our unconscious, in all

its plenitude of forms. For here, perhaps, we begin to encounter the in-

terior mystery of the cosmos itself.

From Richard Tarnas

Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

“Opening to the Cosmos”

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The current body of accumulated data makes it difficult to sustain the

modern assumption that the universe as a whole is best understood as

a blind, mechanistic phenomenon of ultimately random processes with

which human consciousness is fundamentally incoherent, and in which

the Earth and human beings are ultimately peripheral and insignificant.

The evidence suggests rather that the cosmos is intrinsically meaningful

to and coherent with human consciousness; that the Earth is a signifi-

cant focal point of this meaning, a moving center of cosmic meaning in

an evolving universe, as is each individual human being; that time is

not only quantitative but qualitative in character, and that different

periods of time are informed by tangibly different archetypal dynamics;

and, finally, that the cosmos as a living whole appears to be informed

by some kind of pervasive creative intelligence—an intelligence, judg-

ing by the data, of scarcely conceivable power, complexity, and

aesthetic subtlety, yet one with which human intelligence is intimately

connected, and in which it can consciously participate. I believe that a

widespread understanding of the potent but usually unconscious ar-

chetypal dynamics that coincide with planetary cycles and alignments,

both in individual lives and in the historical process, can play a crucial

role in the positive unfolding of our collective future.

From Richard Tarnas

Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View

“Sources of the World Order”

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All contents copyright 2007by Philip Levine & Richard Tarnas

Cover Art: Atlas Coelestis (1660) by Andreas Cellarius