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1. The midpoint itself: Venus/Ceres

Formula:

Midpoint
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Venus degree + Ceres degree
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Midpoint=
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Venus degree + Ceres degree
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a) Venus

Planet of love, attraction, marriage, harmony, social relationships

Reflects what one desires in partnership and how one expresses affection

b) Ceres

Asteroid of nurturing, care, and emotional sustenance

Shows how one gives and receives emotional support, especially in a domestic/family context

✅ Combined: Venus/Ceres midpoint

A blend of romantic desire + nurturing

Focus on emotional satisfaction in partnership

Can point to what creates comfort and security in marriage, not just attraction

Keywords:

affectionate care, domestic harmony, nurturing love, emotional reciprocity, partnership that feels like “home”

2. Significance in Meghan’s marriage chart

If this midpoint is activated by transits, solar arcs, or Uranian hypothetical points (like AP, Asc/MO, or Cupido), it shows:

Marriage or romantic partnership

Venus/Ceres midpoints often indicate where one meets a key partner or how the relationship is emotionally realized

Strong activation = timing of union or important domestic milestones

Emotional bonding / intimacy

Focus on giving and receiving care

Highlights domestic arrangements, shared home, family-style interactions

Role of the union in personal development

The midpoint shows how the relationship teaches one to nurture and be nurtured

This can show a marriage that is both romantic and emotionally sustaining

3. Activation in Meghan & Harry’s chart

From what’s documented in Uranian analyses:

Hypothetical points (e.g., Cupido, Asc/MO, AP) hitting the Venus/Ceres midpoint → relationship milestones like first dates, engagement, wedding

For Meghan, it’s been noted that first date activation by this midpoint reflects immediate emotional and romantic resonance, not just casual attraction

Interpretation in plain language:

This midpoint signals a relationship that combines romance (Venus) with nurturing/home stability (Ceres) — the kind of bond that has emotional depth, domestic significance, and long-term potential.

4. Shadow / challenging expression

If hard aspects hit the Venus/Ceres midpoint:

Conflicts over emotional support or expectations in partnership

Tendency to idealize nurturing roles (either giving too much or expecting too much)

Public scrutiny affecting private domestic harmony

For Meghan & Harry, some Uranian astrologers note that external pressures (media, public opinion) stress the midpoint, but the underlying emotional bond remains a stabilizing factor.

5. Summary
Midpoint Core Meaning Marriage Insight
Venus/Ceres Romantic desire + nurturing Emotional bonding, domestic harmony, long-term emotional satisfaction
Activation By Cupido / AP / Asc/MO Timing of first date, engagement, wedding, or public recognition of union
Hard contacts Squares / oppositions Public or private stress in emotional reciprocity

Bottom line:
In Meghan’s chart, Venus/Ceres shows a marriage where love and nurturing combine, and its activation marks pivotal relationship events, reflecting both emotional closeness and domestic resonance.

If you want, I can map this midpoint specifically to the timeline of her first date → engagement → wedding using Uranian midpoints — it’s very telling and precise.

Do you want me to do that?

1. Western Tropical Astrology Interpretations
Basic Characteristics of 28 Sagittarius
Sign Traits: Sagittarius, a mutable fire sign ruled by Jupiter, embodies exploration, optimism, philosophy, adventure, and a quest for truth. At 28°, it’s in the late degrees, emphasizing refinement of Sagittarian themes and nearing the transition to Capricorn’s structure.

Degree Range: 28 Sagittarius falls in the third decan (20°–29°59'), influenced by the Sun (modern) or Leo-like qualities, adding charisma, vitality, and leadership to Sagittarius’ expansive nature.

Context: As a non-anaretic degree (unlike 29 Pisces), it carries less urgency but significant weight as a late degree, consolidating Sagittarian ideals. Its proximity to 27 Sagittarius suggests a continuation of creative and philosophical themes.

Sabian Symbol
Symbol: “An old bridge over a beautiful stream.”

Interpretation:
Represents enduring connection and timeless utility, symbolizing structures that facilitate passage across emotional or philosophical divides, blending beauty with function.

Psychologically, it suggests reliance on wisdom or experience to navigate life’s currents, aligning with Sagittarius’ pursuit of meaning.

Spiritually, it signifies bridging the mundane and divine, creating pathways for insight or unity.

Keyword: Enduring connection, timeless wisdom, functional beauty.

Source: Dane Rudhyar’s An Astrological Mandala.

Degree Theory (Nikola Stojanovic)
Ruling Sign: 28° corresponds to Aquarius (0° = Aries, 1° = Taurus, ..., 28° = Aquarius).

Interpretation:
As Aquarius-ruled, 28 Sagittarius blends Sagittarius’ optimism with Aquarius’ innovation, social vision, and unconventional thinking. Stojanovic associated 28° with progress, community, and visionary ideals, often marking contributions to collective growth or reform.

In Sagittarius, this degree emphasizes forward-thinking exploration, such as global initiatives, philosophical innovation, or social leadership.

Positive: Innovative wisdom, collective inspiration, progressive vision.

Negative: Detachment, idealism without practicality, or rebellion if unbalanced.

Practical Themes: Bridging communities through ideas, leading with visionary insight, fostering collective progress.

Critical Degree
Not Critical: 28° is not a critical or anaretic degree (unlike 0°, 15°, 29° in some systems). Its energy is potent due to Sagittarius’ mutable fire and the third decan’s solar influence but lacks the heightened intensity of 29 Pisces or 22 Gemini.

Decan Influence
Third Decan (20°–29°59'):
Sub-ruler: Sun (modern, Leo influence).

Interpretation: Adds charisma, confidence, and creative flair to Sagittarius’ adventurous spirit. This decan emphasizes bold leadership, self-expression, and the drive to shine through exploration, teaching, or social reform.

Themes: Charismatic connection, radiant optimism, visionary leadership.

Source: Traditional and modern decan systems.

Fixed Stars Near 28 Sagittarius
No Major Fixed Stars at 28 Sagittarius:
Closest Stars:
Aculeus (M6 Scorpii): At ~25° Sagittarius (precession-adjusted for 2025), ~3° away, within a loose orb (1°–2° for some astrologers). Aculeus is associated with challenges, resilience, and transformative insight, but its influence on 28 Sagittarius is weak due to distance.

Acumen (M7 Scorpii): At ~28°53' Sagittarius, ~0°53' away, potentially within a tight orb (1°). Acumen shares Aculeus’ Scorpius “sting” qualities, indicating criticism, adversity, or hidden insights, but with a subtler, more enduring impact.
Positive: Deep understanding, resilience under scrutiny.

Negative: Vulnerability to subtle attacks or misjudgments.

Mythology: Linked to Scorpio’s intensity, Acumen suggests lessons through enduring challenges.

Application: Acumen’s proximity may add a mild transformative edge to 28 Sagittarius, aligning with the Sabian symbol’s enduring bridge and degree theory’s progressive vision, but its influence is speculative due to the small orb and lesser prominence compared to Aculeus at 27 Sagittarius.

Other Stars:
Antares (α Scorpii): At 10° Sagittarius, too far (18° away).

Galactic Center: At ~27° Sagittarius, ~1° away, but not a fixed star; its influence is debated, potentially amplifying spiritual or cosmic significance.

Conclusion: Acumen is the primary potential stellar influence, but its effect is minimal, making 28 Sagittarius rely on sign-based qualities.

Source: Vivian Robson’s The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, adjusted for precession.

Numerological Significance
Number 28: Reduces to 10 (2 + 8 = 10), then 1 (1 + 0 = 1), associated with leadership, new beginnings, and individuality, aligning with Sagittarius’ bold exploration and the third decan’s solar charisma.

Application: In Sagittarius, 28 emphasizes initiating visionary connections, reinforcing the Sabian symbol’s bridge and Aquarius-ruled innovation. The 1 vibration supports independent leadership and creative progress.

Theosophical/Esoteric Degrees (Charles Jayne System)
28 Sagittarius: Linked to “visionary connection” or the ability to unite diverse perspectives through wisdom.

Interpretation: Indicates a talent for bridging gaps—cultural, philosophical, or social—with a need to balance idealism with grounded action.

Source: Charles Jayne’s degree interpretations.

Sepharial’s Degree Meanings
28 Sagittarius: Associated with diplomacy, exploration, and intellectual harmony.

Interpretation: Suggests a life area where one fosters unity through knowledge, travel, or leadership, with potential challenges around over-idealism or scattered focus.

Source: Sepharial’s The Degrees of the Zodiac Symbolized.

John Sandbach’s Interpretation
Omega Symbol: A man channeling new music from an alien planet.
Theme: Manifesting/Responsible.

Interpretation: Represents receiving and expressing unconventional, otherworldly inspiration, channeling creative or spiritual insights that transcend earthly norms. Suggests a role as a visionary conduit, sharing transformative ideas with responsibility.

Psychological Insight: Reflects openness to the unknown, with a focus on translating radical visions into tangible forms.

Chandra Symbol: A witch preparing magic mushrooms for a ceremony.
Interpretation: Symbolizes preparation for profound, transformative experiences, using mystical or unconventional tools to access higher consciousness. Indicates a disciplined yet intuitive approach to spiritual or creative rituals.

Psychological Insight: Suggests a balance between structure and intuition, embracing the mystical with purpose.

Degree Angel: Hahasiah (HA-ha-SYE-ah) – Universal Medicine, Healing and Alchemy.
Guidance: Encourages using wisdom to heal and transform, aligning with Sagittarius’ quest for truth and the third decan’s vitality.

Pleiadian Symbol: A man putting together pieces of broken pottery.
Interpretation: Reflects restoring wholeness from fragments, symbolizing integration of diverse experiences or ideas, resonating with the Sabian symbol’s bridge and Aquarius-ruled unity.

Azoth Symbol: In a harbor, the old hulls of ships torn apart for salvage.
Interpretation: Represents deconstructing old structures to create new value, aligning with the Chandra’s transformative ritual and the degree’s progressive vision.

Seed Degree: Libra 24 – A chameleon with moving images appearing on its body (Omega Symbol); A huge pool filled with sparkling water (Chandra Symbol).
Interpretation: The chameleon’s adaptability suggests embracing fluid inspiration (Omega), while the sparkling pool reflects pure, vibrant potential (Chandra), both leading to 28 Sagittarius’ visionary channeling and mystical preparation.

Fulfillment Degree: Cancer 12 – A diamond light sparkling in a dew drop (Omega Symbol); A woman with a gold tooth (Chandra Symbol).
Interpretation: The diamond light symbolizes radiant clarity from humble sources (Omega), while the gold tooth reflects unique, enduring value (Chandra), fulfilling 28 Sagittarius’ transformative vision.

Comparison: Sandbach’s symbols emphasize visionary innovation and mystical transformation, complementing the Sabian symbol’s enduring connection, Aquarius-ruled progress, and Acumen’s subtle resilience.

Modern Astrological Interpretations
Psychological Lens:
Emphasizes innovative connection, philosophical vision, and charismatic leadership, with Acumen suggesting resilience under subtle challenges.

Indicates a talent for uniting communities or ideas, but risks detachment or idealism without grounding.

Karmic Lens: Lessons around balancing freedom with responsibility, using wisdom for collective good, amplified by the 1 numerology.

Mundane Lens:
In event charts, 28 Sagittarius may highlight diplomatic achievements, innovative reforms, or visionary leadership (e.g., global initiatives, cultural bridges).

In natal charts, planets at 28 Sagittarius suggest a life area where exploration, connection, and progress are central.

2. Vedic Sidereal Astrology Interpretations
Using the Lahiri ayanamsa (~24°), 28 Sagittarius tropical corresponds to ~4 Sagittarius sidereal, while 28 Sagittarius sidereal is distinct.
28 Sagittarius Tropical (~4 Sagittarius Sidereal)
Nakshatra: Mula (0° Sagittarius – 13°20' Sagittarius sidereal).
Ruler: Ketu (South Node).

Deity: Nirriti (goddess of destruction and transformation).

Symbol: Roots of a plant or a tied bunch of roots.

Pada: 2nd pada (3°20'–6°40' Sagittarius), influenced by Taurus navamsa.

Interpretation:
Mula embodies uprooting, transformation, and seeking the root of truth, often associated with destroying old structures to reveal essence.

Ketu’s rulership adds detachment and spirituality, aligning with Sandbach’s alien music and the Sabian symbol’s timeless bridge.

Taurus navamsa brings stability and material focus, tempering Mula’s intensity with grounded, enduring connection.

Positive: Deep insight, transformative creativity, spiritual liberation.

Negative: Disruption, detachment, or loss if unbalanced.

Themes: Building lasting connections through transformation, resilient vision.

Sign Context: Sagittarius sidereal reinforces tropical Sagittarius’ quest for truth, with Mula adding a destructive yet liberating depth.

Comparison to Tropical: Mula’s transformative roots resonate with the Sabian symbol’s bridge and Sandbach’s mystical ritual, while Taurus navamsa aligns with the degree’s enduring utility.

28 Sagittarius Sidereal
Nakshatra: Uttara Ashadha (26°40' Sagittarius – 10° Capricorn sidereal).
Ruler: Sun.

Deity: Vishvadevas (universal gods).

Symbol: Elephant tusk or planks of a bed.

Pada: 1st pada (26°40' Sagittarius – 30° Sagittarius), influenced by Sagittarius navamsa.

Interpretation:
Uttara Ashadha embodies victory, leadership, and enduring success, often linked to societal contributions and universal ideals.

Sun’s rulership adds charisma and authority, aligning with the third decan’s Leo influence and the Sabian symbol’s charismatic connection.

Sagittarius navamsa deepens philosophical and exploratory qualities, reinforcing Sagittarius’ core energy.

Positive: Charismatic leadership, lasting achievements, universal vision.

Negative: Arrogance, over-ambition.

Themes: Building enduring legacies, leading with wisdom.

Sign Context: Sagittarius sidereal amplifies Uttara Ashadha’s victorious and philosophical nature, resonating with tropical 28 Sagittarius’ leadership.

Comparison to Tropical: Uttara Ashadha’s success and Sun’s radiance complement Sandbach’s pottery restoration and the degree theory’s Aquarius innovation, with Sagittarius navamsa mirroring the Sabian symbol’s vision.

3. Potential Manifestations in a Natal Chart
Planets at 28 Sagittarius (Tropical):
Sun: A life path of visionary leadership, innovative connection, or progressive reform.

Moon: Emotional need for freedom, community, or philosophical unity, with Acumen’s risk of subtle criticism.

Mars: Passionate pursuit of ideals, with intensity from Aquarius’ rebellion.

Venus: Artistic or romantic vision, seeking beauty in collective progress.

Mercury: Visionary communication, excelling in reformist ideas, global storytelling, or education.

House Placement: The house with 28 Sagittarius indicates where connection, innovation, and leadership manifest (e.g., 9th house for global vision, 11th for community reform).

Vedic Context:
Mula (~4 Sagittarius sidereal): Adds transformative depth (e.g., Sun in Mula = liberating leadership).

Uttara Ashadha (28 Sagittarius sidereal): Emphasizes victorious authority (e.g., Venus in Uttara Ashadha = charismatic legacy in relationships).

4. Transits and Progressions
Transits to 28 Sagittarius (Tropical):
Triggers opportunities for visionary connections, innovative reforms, or charismatic leadership, often with Acumen’s subtle challenges.

Example: A Jupiter transit may expand collective vision, while Uranus may spark radical innovation.

Vedic Transits:
Mula: Focuses on uprooting and transformation.

Uttara Ashadha: Highlights victory and societal impact.

5. Comparison with Previously Requested Degrees
27 Sagittarius (Capricorn-ruled, “A sculptor”):
Similarities: Both in Sagittarius’ third decan, emphasizing leadership and legacy, with 27 Sagittarius’ Aculeus and 28 Sagittarius’ potential Acumen sharing transformative resilience. Sandbach’s themes (27: silent wisdom, 28: alien music) align with creative vision.

Differences: 27 Sagittarius’ disciplined mastery contrasts with 28 Sagittarius’ innovative connection, and Capricorn’s structure differs from Aquarius’ progress.

15 Sagittarius (Sagittarius-ruled, “The ground hog looking for its shadow”):
Similarities: Shares Sagittarius’ exploratory spirit, with Sabik’s healing aligning with 28 Sagittarius’ visionary unity.

Differences: 15 Sagittarius’ introspective caution contrasts with 28 Sagittarius’ outward bridge-building.

23 Sagittarius (Aries-ruled, “A group of immigrants”):
Similarities: Both involve collective themes, with Ras Alhague’s healing complementing 28 Sagittarius’ progressive vision.

Differences: 23 Sagittarius’ adaptation contrasts with 28 Sagittarius’ established connection.

5 Leo (Leo-ruled, “Rock formations”):
Similarities: Both emphasize enduring structures (5 Leo’s rocks, 28 Sagittarius’ bridge), with charismatic leadership.

Differences: 5 Leo’s individual resilience contrasts with 28 Sagittarius’ collective innovation.

29 Pisces (Pisces-ruled, “Prism”):
Similarities: Both involve universal insight, with 29 Pisces’ culmination aligning with 28 Sagittarius’ visionary bridge. Sandbach’s 29 Pisces (healing archive) resonates with 28 Sagittarius’ mystical ritual.

Differences: 29 Pisces’ dissolution and Scheat’s risk contrast with 28 Sagittarius’ structured progress.

4 Pisces (Cancer-ruled, “Heavy traffic on a narrow isthmus”):
Similarities: Both emphasize connection, with 4 Pisces’ fluid threads aligning with 28 Sagittarius’ bridge.

Differences: 4 Pisces’ intuitive flow contrasts with 28 Sagittarius’ visionary structure.

21-22 Gemini, 22 Scorpio, 25 Gemini: Gemini’s intellectual advocacy and Scorpio’s intensity contrast with 28 Sagittarius’ philosophical leadership, though all share transformative potential.

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The archetypal image for Venus was that of a powerful, naked young woman. One
of the goddesses behind nature, her principle was the power of instinct, attraction and
repulsion, as expressed in the endless round of the seasons. In spring and summer she
put on leaves and flowers, and she laid them aside in the autumn and winter. She drew
beasts together to fight and mate in momentary passion. Among men she was the
goddess not so much of love as of sensuality and pleasure. Young men and maidens
prayed to her.

As Mercury was the god of childhood, so Venus was the deity of youth,
with all its passionate desires and hates. Good food, comfort and pleasure were her
metier; deprivation and ugliness she abhorred. Her gifts to those who could control the
venerean part of themselves were the powers of beauty, art and harmony. On Olympus
she was regarded with caution. Wife ofthe ugly Vulcan, she brought trouble with her
need for pleasure. When bored she was violent, indolent and self-indulgent, exhibiting
the characteristics that appear in gifted but temperamental creators and in courtesans.
Considered in astrology as the ‘lesser benefic’, she was a mixed blessing.
Mars is usually cast in the role of god of war. Although true, this can be misleading,
for Venus often precipitates a fight that Mars, the disciplined warrior, has to finish.
To be as passionate as he is often made to appear would not make a good soldier. Small
in stature, he was originally depicted as a powerful dark being with sword and shield
ready for action. Here we must learn to read the meaning of the symbol. Power,
smallness and dark colouring indicate dynamism in a controlled, passive state, like a
coiled spring. The shield is to resist and the sword to protect. Defence is a soldier’s only
real justification for existence. Mars’s failure in war against the goddess of wisdom
indicates that on that occasion he mistook his role. Regarded in astrology as the ‘lesser
malefic’, he has, like all the other planets, a positive and a negative side. In man he is
concerned with judgment and discipline. His gift is courage, but only for a just cause.
A badly positioned Mars in a horoscope indicates too much or too little control. The
Romans adopted Mars as their patron, and the rise and fall of their empire well illustrates the working of the martial principle. When Rome ceased to maintain its laws,
corruption set in, followed by cruelty and all the negative qualities of Mars. His period
for an individual was manhood.


Jupiter, the largest and most majestic of the planets, was the Egyptian god Ammon and the Zeus of the Greeks. His powerful light and his legendary magnificence made
him the king of the gods and the ‘greater benefic’ of men. This generous image included
flaws, in that his largesse could be destructive. He once blasted a mistress out of existence
with too much glory. Usually depicted as a figure of mature power, Jupiter occasionally threw THUNDERBOLTS that did NOT always hit their target. So that, although he was a beneficent influence, it was not always advisable to ATTRACT his ATTENTION. Here again arethe positive and negative aspects of a god. Moreover, while acknowledged as the lord
of Olympus, Jupiter could not control his wife. This myth suggests that even his
majesty was not all-powerful, a crucial concept when all the planetary gods are seen in
relation to one another. Here is the idea that no god may dominate, although he or she
may have their day of moment. In astrology Jupiter was considered an important
factor in aiding men and nations to become great. His power gave men good heart, the
desire for wealth and empire. Jupiter at his best was magnanimity and expansion, and
at his worst indulgence and over-dispersal. I

Venus and Saturn squaring each other can have people making decisions about relationships, money, values, the things that they want in life. Often, with these two in play together, relationships end, people find their finances are restrictive (or the decide that they have to pull in their belt or whatever). They can be rather tired, bored, disillusioned or downright upset about their life circumstances or the restrictions that they, or a person, or life situations continually put them in.

Interpretations for everyday life
Sun: Beneficial for those pursuits which are aimed at gaining influence in society, fame, high prestige, as also for gaining confidence and self-reliance. Good time for applying to superiors or any important people, for example to talk about a career advancement. It is also an appropriate time to advertise, to make a presentation, to speak to a big audience.

Venus: Good time for any meetings and acquaintances, but especially for dating or asking someone out. Beneficial hour for amusements, entertainment, having a party, going to a cinema or theater, to buy fashionable clothes or jewelry. Mutual sympathy between people is enhanced, which helps to find a compromise, to restore a broken relationship. Artists, painters, musicians can feel an inspiration in this hour.

Mercury: Beneficial time for any intellectual activity, including study, teaching, research, taking exams, as also everything connected to receiving transferring or using any kind of information. Mercury enhances dexterity and resourcefulness, patronizes traders, but also thievs. Good time to start a short trip, to write a letter or report, to program, to chat, to send mail.

Moon: Beneficial time for cooking, having a meal, and also for washing, cleaning and other household chores. Good time for dealing with women, family meetings, nursing babies. Activities which were started in the Moon Hour will be prone to changes, dependent on peoples moods and emotions, so it is generally not advised to start anything of importance at this time.

Saturn: It is the time for those occupations and beginnings which require significant time, patience, concentration and perseverance, as also everything related to land and immovable property. It is not advised to start a journey at this time or to borrow money as in both cases delays and disappointments may spoil the matter. Good time to ask an advice of the elders, to cool down passions, to have a sober glance on the state of the matters, to get rid of a bad habit.

Jupiter: Beneficial hour for most affairs, especially those which promote richness, success and prosperity. Jupiter helps to accelerate development, widen the horizon, increase the level of understanding. Good time for social meetings, applying for benefits, sponsorship, dealing with rich, influential people, for the start of a journey, philosophical discussions and religious ceremonies.

Mars: The time for increased activity, for those pursuits which require determination, courage, physical efforts, for sport, for work with fire or sharp instruments. Sexuality is enhanced, but also the probability of a conflict is higher than usual. The good hour to attack enemies or to challenge competitors.



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Saturn Hours: Discipline and patience; giving up bad habits; overcoming obstacles; success with difficult tasks or difficult people; projects of long duration – breaking ground, laying foundations; planting perennials; treating chronic illness; making repairs; seeking favors from older people (not relatives) or difficult people.

Jupiter Hours: Wisdom, optimism; money (borrowing / lending/ investing / earning / winning); activities necessitating enthusiasm; buying lottery tickets; seeking advice / consultation; settling disputes; seeking favors from grandparents, aunts and uncles, advisers (doctors, lawyers, accountants, astrologers).

Mars Hours: Courage, adventure; enforcing your will; success with drastic action (lawsuits, conflicts, going to war, surgery); sports, exercises; risk-taking; making complaints; firing employees; seeking favors of husband or boyfriend.

Sun Hours: General success and recognition; spiritual illumination; decisiveness, vitality; activities requiring courage or a mood of self-certainty – making big decisions, scheduling meetings for reaching decisions, giving speeches, launching new projects; seeking favors from father, husband, boss, authorities.

Venus Hours: Love; friendship; artistic and social success; enjoyable, sociable and aesthetic activities such as parties, social gatherings, recitals / exhibitions, weddings, visits, dating and seeking romance; planting ornamentals; buying gifts, clothing, luxuries; beauty treatments; seeking favors from women.

Mercury Hours: Success in studies / communications; children; making a good impression; routine activities and activities needing clear communications; teaching / learning; important business letters / phone calls; meetings to develop or communicate ideas; buying / selling; routine shopping, errands, travel; job applications / interviews; seeking favors from neighbors, co-workers.

Moon Hours: Health; home (buying home, moving); journeys / vacationing (time of leaving home or takeoff); activities remote in time or space – meditation, making reservations, finding lost objects or people; planting food crops; hiring employees; seeking favors from mother, wife, employees.