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The signs represent different potentials of human personality. The planets in these signs reflect the way in which their energies are manifested. Aries - Action, vitality, courage, initiative, love of freedom, adventurous, risk-taking, aggressive, strong-willed. Taurus - Consistent, patient, affectionate, focused, love of material comfort, calm, loyal, a good listener, determined. Gemini - Intellectual, communicative, quick-witted, funny, friendly, sociable, energetic, original. Cancer - Sensitive, reserved, cautious, loyal, determined, caring, emotional. Leo - Loyal, generous, sociable, charming, graceful, action-oriented, courageous, confident. Virgo - Analytical, precise, hard-working, efficient, patient. Libra - Peace-loving, friendly, creative, charming, actively seeks others fair, intellectual. Scorpio - Hard-working, determined, disciplined, emotional, resourceful, compassionate, generous, Sagittarius - Calm, compassionate, philosophical, optimistic, honest, freedom-loving, outgoing. Capricorn - Practical, determined, ambitious, serious, conservative, organized, cautious. Aquarius - Independent, intellectual, original, compassionate, friendly, loyal, creative. Pisces - Unassuming, compassionate, intuitive, sensitive, emotional, charming, imaginative. The Houses each represent a particular dimension of human experience. The planets as they are placed in these houses reflect the areas of experience where their qualities figure most prominently. 1st House - Represents one's self-awareness, outlook, physical appearance and how he is viewed by others. Also colors the way an individual relates socially. 2nd House - Describes the individuals perception of self-worth; Can indicate any talents, or abilities. Illustrates potentially the way the native makes a living, and his attitude toward personal possessions, including money. 3rd House - Denotes the mentality of the individual. The way he communicates with others. Represents the immediate environment, neighbors, siblings, aunts, uncles. The intellectual capacity. 4th House - Represents the native's maternal figure. Home, deeply rooted behaviors, habits. The individual's subconscious thoughts, motives. 5th House - The native's creative impulses, artistic or musical ability, children, leisure interests, and physical activities. 6th House - The work environment, physical and psychological health, capacity for helping others, self-improvement, mundane day-to-day affairs. 7th House - Describes the individual's personal relationships, business partnerships, how others react to the individual. 8th House - Joint finances, the attitude toward sexual matters, death, spirituality, the psychic capacity of the individual. 9th House - One's religious outlook, life philosophy, and morality are represented here. 10th House - Career, the paternal figure, bosses, the person's attitude toward authority. 11th House - One's friendships, the organizations or groups he chooses to affiliate himself with, aspirations, goals 12th House - The secrets that a person holds, subconscious thoughts or motives, any secret enemies there may be against the person, deeply rooted behaviors, the past. The heavenly bodies each represent a different aspect of our overall being as described below: Sun - The Sun in a person's chart represents the core essence of his personality. It is the glue thatholds the personality together. The position of this heavenly body in a chart is the most important. Can also represent the native's paternal figure. Moon - Signifies a person's emotional disposition. His reaction to situayions. Unconscious patterns of behavior; Habits. Deeply rooted perceptions that developed during childhood. The native's maternal figure. Mercury - Represents the intellect of the native; The ability to communicate; The thought patterns and mentality of the individual.   Venus - Indicates an individual's outlook on financial matters, material possessions. Give's important clues as to the person's social nature. Indicates any artistic ability there may be for the native.   Mars - How the native deals with his anger. For men, the sex drive. For women, the important men in their lives. Also indicates the individual's capacity for initiating action. The baseline energy level.   Jupiter - The religious and spiritual perspective of the individual. Also indicates the native's concept of morality and ethics. How one's generosity, if any, is expressed. The area of life in which one feels the greatest freedom. Saturn - Represents the areas of life where a person needs to exercise the most discipline, or has a tremendous amount of responisibility. The native's capacity for realism. Reveals where there is more than a small amount of fear, or inhibition in a person's character. How the individual conceptualizes status. Also reveals likely career scenarios. Uranus - The individual's expression of uniqueness and freedom. Indicates the degree of spontaneity, and/or creativity one has. Neptune - Represents one's capacity for compassion, imagination, psychic ability. Can also indicate one's level of ability at deception, or how easily one is deceived by others. Reveals where in one's life there may be secrets. Pluto - The ability to self-regenerate, the capacity to evoke transformation in others, depth (whether it be emotional, sensual, intellectual, or spiritual). The aspects, or angles, represent the quality of interaction between the planets in a person's natal chart. These various interactions shed a great deal of light on the internal dynamics of one's personality. The aspects are noted in terms of degrees. There are five major aspects which are detailed as follows. Each major aspect is allowed an orb of eight degrees to exist. The Conjunction - 0° (0° - 8°): Occurs when two planets are within eight degrees of one another and indicates a concentration of energy in the natal natal chart. Whether the concentration is harmonious, or otherwise depends on the individual natures of the planets involved and the aspects the planets make to their counterparts elsewhere in the natal chart. The power of the conjunction can be used to overcome major obstacles and create positive life changes. The Sextile - 60° (54° - 66°): Occurs when two planets are within 60 degrees of one another. Indicates opportunities for new development, or further development of already existing beneficial situations The Square - 90° (82° - 98°): Occurs when two planets are within 90 degrees of one another. Indicates areas of dynamic tension in the personality. Conflicting facets of the personality are in struggle against one another. Squares can be beneficial to have in a chart as they pose the individual with challenges that can provoke action and positive growth if addressed attentively. Without adversity, we cannot grow. The Trine - 120° (112° - 128°): Occurs when two planets are within 120 degrees of one another. Represents areas of life in which things flow relatively easily with little or no effort at all; Areas of the personality which work very well together. Can indicate talents. Can also be used to help produce solutions for areas of life that are in conflict. An abundance of these in a chart is not necessarily good, however, as too many can be a signal of laziness and carelessness. The Opposition - 180° (172° - 188°): Occurs when two planets are within 180 degrees of one another. The planets literally lie on opposite sides of the chart. The opposition signifies areas of life that are contrary to one another and need to be balanced. Each pole compliments the other. It is up to the individual to make the shift in perception and recognize this truth so that the energy of the opposition is not experienced in an adverse manner. Balance is the key word here. The transits refer to the movement of the planetary bodies relative to their natal positions in an individual's chart. For example, Pluto is currently moving through the sign Sagittarius. As a result, if you were born with your Sun in Gemini, you either have, are, or will experience transiting Pluto in opposition to your natal Sun, as Gemini and Sagittarius lie directly across the zodiac from one another. This means that transiting Pluto is forming an aspect to your natal Sun by anywhere from 172° to 188° - the angle range for an opposition. This transit would be written as: Pluto opposition Sun. Metaphorically, the transits represent likely trends and/or tensions an individual will experience over a particular range of time. The transits of the outer planetary bodies (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto) take longer to bear themselves out, as they have much wider orbits around the Sun than do the inner planetary bodies (Mercury, Venus, and the Moon). Significant trends over the span of time can be found in the action of the outer planetary bodies as they take longer to travel their orbits. The inner planetary bodies count, too, but are not nearly as significant by transit; They count more in the interpretation of the natal chart, as do the outer bodies. The main types of transits are denoted by the following aspects: Conjunction - 0° (0° - 8°) Sextile - 60° (52° - 68°) Square - 90° (82° - 98°) Trine - 120° (112° - 128°) Opposition - 180° (172° - 188°)