What can u say about my astrology chart?

You have a very prominent Saturnian/Capricorn influence within your natal chart in the 10th house which is also the house of capricorn and what i've noticed is that you have the earth element very dominant also. Your saturn sign is located within it's home sign of Capricorn which would inevitably make it one of your most dominant signs and also making saturn a dominant planetary influence too within your natal chart.With your ascendant sign in Pisces you carry within yourself a strong artistic gift that must sooner or later find expression.You have an active fantasy life and a pronounced romantic outlook.You want life to be perfect and since it isn't you choose not to see what it is you don't want to see.Basically you have a dauntless goodwill towards others.You tend to be very sociable,fond of entertaining,and enjoy the warmth of companionship.The planet neptune which is the ruler of pisces is also very prominent in your chart.The influence of neptune bestows compassion,sensitivity,keen intuition,imagination,creativity,and an interest in spiritual things and the occult.With your moon in aries in the first house you are more energetic,enterprising,optimistic,open to change,idealistic and with the moon in this position the first house your caring tendencies are very forceful,energetic,direct,courageous,and seeks adventure and challenge.Most often this manifests in the area of life dealing with establishment of your personal identity.I am going to give you an assessment of the most dominant planets,signs,elements,and modes within your natal chart.

Dominant Planets:

1:Saturn-17.8%

2:Sun-12.4%

3:Mercury-11.6%

Dominant Signs:

1:Capricorn-43.3%

2:Aquarius-11.4%

3:Aries-8.6%

Dominant Elements:

1:Earth-49.4%

2.Fire-18.8%

Dominant Mode:

Cardinal

God's Chart is impossible. No birth time - no earth to calculate houses. OK that was facetious. Obviously if God always existed there is no time He did not exist and therefore there is no possible way to do a chart. But Christians believe Jesus Christ was the incarnation of God on earth so He will have to do. But no one knows what year Christ was born. If we take the Bible as history (something it was never intended to be) and we look at the Gospels we can say that Christ was born during the reign of Herod. Herod died in 4 BC (and despite the certainty with which we accept these dates, they are mostly what an astrologer would call a rectification. One guy claims that if we change the dates a little bit here and there, things coincide nicely with the Bible. Who knows?), therefore Jesus had to be born before 4 BC. The next clue is from Matthew and the visit from the Magi. We like to say 3 wise men, but the Bible doesn't tell us how many only that there was more than one. Here Matthew makes no sense if he is taken literally. They "follow" a star. But unless the star was miraculous (and I'm not discounting that) one cannot come from the east and follow it west at its rising because the star would be rising in back of you. But no one else saw the star. Herod hadn't heard anything about it and seemed puzzled that the Magi were looking for a king in the first place. One possibility is that it was miraculous and the Magi were following something supernatural. But the other possibility lies in the remark by the Magi to Herod, "We have seen His star." How did they know it was His?" This question has been answered, sort of, by Michael Molnar a now retired professor of the history of Astronomy at Rutgers University who happens to know a great deal about astrology. He said they were not following a star in the heavens but rather a planetary alignment that was rare and portended the birth of a king. On April 17, 6 BC the Sun and Jupiter, planets of nobility and religion, were in Aries while some other things were going on, e.g. Jupiter's helical rising. Aries was the sign of Judea. Molnar reasoned that the Magi were not literally following a star, but rather heading toward Judea because the astrological signs indicated the birth of a great king. After all the Magi were astrologers. There is a problem here, as there always is. We know the Magi were "from the east." We don't know where. Persia is assumed. Molnar discusses Roman astrology or Greek astrology as it was practiced in ancient Rome at this time. Was this style of astrology practiced in Persia at this time? We don't know. But the rationalists might wish to jump on this as an explanation that their insecurities demand they do. Christ, the incarnation of God on earth, was born on April 17, 6 BC, if you wish to accept Molnar's fascinating explanation. There is, amongst astrologers, an obsession with making Jesus a Pisces. I don't understand that at all. Cardinal signs used to be called "changeable." The Sun enters the cardinal signs at the change of seasons. Therefore cardinal signs initiate change. The Magi are told in a dream not to go back home the way they came in order to avoid Herod, who wanted to kill the child. We are told that "they went home by another way." In other words they were changed. They saw the beginning of the new way or new world. They came home different than when they left. The world would not be the same. Mutable signs are a little of both what came before and what is promised. The end of winter brings a few warm days (usually not this year) as well as some really cold ones. Spring is the beginning of the astrological year and was the beginning of the year in Europe for quite some time, as sunrise, not midnight, was the beginning of the day. Christ being born with the Sun in Aries, the time of new beginnings, makes perfect sense.

You have an abundance of earth in your chart, in Capricorn, the sign of organisation. This can be put to its best use by Pluto's placement in your chart as it's a singleton, it's the only "planet" in a water sign, Scorpio. It's also in your 9th house of long distance travel, higher education, philosophy and story telling. This is where you can put your practicality and ambition to its best use or purpose, by using this in a career or public life.

it says you like to be out there, u like try new things, you are open minded and a little laid back, u wait in they crowd, and when your ready u strike out of the crowd with passion, when u know your ready for something big..