HOW TO INTERPRET YOUR HOROSCOPE

hen the Jupiter in the Sagittarius
With the Jupiter In Sagittarius the native's ambitions are more likely to be
concerned with intellectual improvement or religious experience, and foreign
travel. Such people tend to be well honored and enjoy above-average
recognition and a place of high esteem. Depending on the time and place, the
native tends to be on the right side at the right time, thus saving him/herself
from the greatest pitfall, being out of touch, which Sagittarians are prone to
be.
hen the Jupiter in the Capricorn
With the Jupiter in Capricorn material wealth may be a priority for the
native. The native may appear to receive more honors than his/her position
would warrant. His/her popularity with groups may be difficult to analyze, but
nevertheless he/she will be popular and appear to be genuinely successful in
most of the things he/she is interested in.
hen the Jupiter in the Aquarius
With the Jupiter in Aquarius the emphasis usually is be on the creation
and promotion of new ideas. The native finds his/her rewards in secret,
behind closed doors and with inward satisfactions. His/her direct
contributions will be less noticeable to the general eye, but his/her influence
behind the scenes is often enormous.
hen the Jupiter in the Pisces
With the Jupiter in Pisces there may be indulgence in escapist fantasies,
dreams, religion or drugs. The native is often successful in publishing,
promoting some form of higher education, and all ninth-house activities,
including of course law and religion.
SATURN
aturn, depicted as a horseman, rides in the sky
Its generational influence is even more pronounced than Jupiter's, and its
meaning by sign has a far more general psychological influence in a horoscope
than by house and aspect.
hen the Saturn in the Aries
This placement may cause delays in the development of the native's
energies and drive in life. The native is generally deliberate and slow to act or
respond. But by the same token he/she is always more secure in his/her
appreciation of his self-worth. His/her personality well qualifies him for the
tasks he seeks in life.
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