Friedrich Nietzsche Natal Chart Astrology
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2023
- Talking about the astrological natal chart of Friedrich Nietzsche
His Sun in Libra opposite Pluto in Aries both at 22 degrees certainly captures his philosophy of the Will to Power, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger
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Hi Kasperanza. I have been studying my chart, I have Pluto in 22 degrees Scorpio. My chart has no opposition aspects which I think is strange, and all my planets tend to be in low degrees, singles or teens, 1 in the 20s. In fact my Pluto 22 is my highest angled planet in the whole chart!
Idk if that is in any way meaningful.
Also from your most recent vid, I have Jupiter in an earth sign Virgo. Which makes plenty of sense to me.
@@lrivx It could be meaningful. Degrees add more detail and refinement to the chart.
1. If numerology isn't too woo-woo for you, matching the degree to the numerological meaning can add more depth. Each number 1-9 has its own "personality." Double digit degrees you reduce to single numbers. 27 reduces to 9. 2 + 7 = 9.
2. Certain degrees are significant or prominent, you'll have to google it cuz too much to explain. 22 on its own is very significant, not just in astrology because it's the "kill or be killed degree" but in general. The "terrible twenty twos", "catch twenty two," etc... 13 is also significant and is kind of like another 22. "friday the 13th"
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3. Degrees are kind of like levels in a video game. When a planet enters a new sign in low degrees, it's bold and learning the new energies. In later degrees, the planet is "wise" and kind of "worn out." Planets in later degrees suggest the soul of the person has mastered the expression of the zodiac sign. Low degrees in their chart, especially the ascendant, means the person is beginning to learn expressing the zodiac sign.
I’m really enjoying your work …only just having discovered this video
Interestingly ……my Sun is at 22 degrees LEO ( 11th House )
With PLUTO at 16degrees
Thank you
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Thank you fellow Leo... at 22 degrees 😱
@@Kasperanzaa oh my … you too ?
Which house ?
@@lynnroots7556 only sun in leo, but it's in 8th whole sign
@@Kasperanzaa Thank you I don’t know about “whole house “
I’m using “Placidus “ and that gave me placement in my 11th house !
I think your 8th house would stay the same !
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It's said "Lützen".
very nice... do you do readings - personal?
I don’t. I could but not enough people ask me to do readings.
Great work. Issac Newton both a genius and a madman? Plutonian also moon with nodes aspects?
Thanks!
Lol Pluto doesn't make you a genius, it makes you transformational. Newton doesn't have any Pluto or moon node aspects. A lot of astrology is speculation or still figuring things out. Perhaps Moon North Node isn't about being a madman, but it's more about crazy creativity or imagination. Like Dr. Suess had Moon-Rahu North Node conjunction.
The aspect that pops out for Newton is that he has tight square between Mercury-Saturn which suggests very serious thinking or being negatively minded, often good for science and getting results.
@@Kasperanzaa My apologies I didn't mean that Pluto causes genius, just wondering if he has salient plutonian aspects.
I've heard that Newton spent a lot of his time with alchemy and the occult, so I wonder if he had a bit of crazy in him or was he up to something, just as he proved with his mathematical/scientific works. I know he was socially awkward, and ordered someone to be executed when he was in a prominent government position, maybe that traumatized him to his core. Also his real parents didn't care for him. He was obsessed with astronomy and the "occult". What's your take on all that?
@@lrivx I don't know how weird it was to practice the occult back in his time, but I wouldn't consider him that crazy to be honest. I think he explored the occult in the pursuit of higher truth or knowledge.
Newton doesn't have any prominent Pluto aspects, only Neptune opposite Pluto. But these planets move so slowly that people around his age would also have this aspect. Pluto was in his 9th house, though and Neptune in his 3rd house. 9th house is philosophical or higher beliefs, so in a very direct sense Newton transformed and renewed his own beliefs.
Newton had a Capricorn Sun in the 4th house. Capricorns generally tend towards awkwardness or seriousness being Saturnian ruled, but a 4th house Sun also points to solitude and introversion.
@@Kasperanzaa I know of an interesting documentary about Issac Newton, he was more devoted to the occult and alchemy than he was to math and science. Let's see if I can find it for you, it's old lol
I think he was in a secret society as well...