Subject E Daily Age Harmonics

In the harmonic chart of Subject E, Mercury, ruler of the Ascendant and Midheaven, and Mars, ruler of the 8^th house of lotteries, were in mutual reception. One configuration stood out: a Grand Trine between the conjunction of the Sun with Uranus in the 2^nd house of money, Transpluto of payoffs, and the North Node in the 10^th house of public acknowledgment. The most important aspect? Although Dymock Brose didn’t include the children on the streets (he did, however, slip Chiron in occasionally), and I’ve cautioned against counting them among the most important aspects, there may be exceptions. As any Aquarian will tell you, the point of learning the rules is to know when you can break them. In this case, there were closer aspects limited to planets only, but Chiron conjunct the Ascendant did seem to be the winner here. With the exception of its conjunction to the Ascendant, and its opposition to the Prenatal Solar Eclipse at 5 Pisces 43, it was unaspected.

Mercury, the chart and Midheaven ruler, occupied the 8^th house of lotteries and sextiled Jupiter in the 10^th house of public persona. Mercury conjuncted the East Point, which represents personal matters that take place in public, attract public attention or capture the public’s imagination. The East Point sextiled the Moon, ruler of the 11^th house of plot twists and changes of fortune; it also sextiled Jupiter, and trined the Prenatal Lunar Eclipse at 21 Leo 14, which was conjuncted by Pluto, planet of wealth and transformation.

Venus, ruler of the 2^nd house of money, conjuncted the South Node of reaping karma, which we’ve so often found is our lottery friend. Together, they squared the Vertex date with destiny in the 10^th house of public persona. Both the South Node and the Vertex were at Aries Points, which are turning points.

Saturn ruled and occupied the 5^th house of risks and gambles, from where it squared Uranus, planet of shocks, surprises and sudden changes in fortune, in the 2^nd house of money. Saturn square Uranus is a frequent aspect in winning charts (review the section on the progressed solar return of Subject A).

Mars ruled the 8^th house of lotteries. Mars conjuncted Chiron, of triumphant ascendance and crowning achievements, and sextiled the Vertex date with destiny in the 10^th house of public awareness.

The Moon ruled the 11^th house of plot twists and changes of fortune. It conjuncted Jupiter (bigger, better, more) in the 10^th house, to illustrate to the world how lucky she was. The Moon and Jupiter sextiled Pluto, planet of wealth and transformation, as well as the conjunction of Mercury, the chart ruler, with the East Point, which occupied the 8^th house of lotteries.

The Part of Fortune trined Neptune in the 5^th house of risks and gambles, and squared Transpluto of payoffs.

The Sun sextiled the floating Midheaven, which did not fall into the 1^st, nor a winning house, but was instead, angular in the 4^th house of home, family and domestic matters, the home that was foreclosed on earlier that same day.

I took a measure of glee while delineating the charts of Subject E because there’s no love lost for the contemptible bankers who foreclosed on the home of a single mother and her children during the Christmas holidays. I would love to know that she did not deposit her winnings at that particular bank, and that she let that house go and bought a grand one!

In the Age Harmonic chart comparison to the natal, for the sake of uniformity, we’ll begin with the Ascendant rulers, Pluto and Mars. Harmonic Pluto conjuncted the natal Midheaven with an orb of only eighteen minutes to forever transform Subject E’s life through wealth. It conjuncted its own natal place, the Prenatal Lunar Eclipse at 21 Leo 14, and the South Node of reaping karma. Yeah, baby. Harmonic Pluto also conjuncted natal Mercury, ruler of the 8^th house of lotteries and 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks, and sextiled the natal Vertex date with destiny in the 8^th house of lotteries. The Moon (here, now), and Jupiter (bigger, better, more), ruler of the 2^nd house of money, also lit up the Vertex. Harmonic Mars actually wasn’t much help at all. It had just passed a square to the natal East Point, and applied to a trine with the natal Part of Fortune conjunction to Chiron, of triumphant ascendance and rewards, in the 2^nd house of money. It also widely opposed the Prenatal Solar Eclipse at 5 Pisces 43.

Jupiter was much more exciting than Mars. The harmonic Part of Fortune conjuncted the angular natal Jupiter at the Descendant with an orb of one minute, and harmonic Neptune, ruler of the 5^th house of risks and gambles, trined it from the 2^nd house of money. Harmonic Jupiter, hand-in-hand with the harmonic Moon, besides conjuncting the natal Vertex, squared the natal Moon in the 11^th house of plot twists and changes of fortune. They also sextiled all the natal winners conjunct the Midheaven: Pluto, the Prenatal Lunar Eclipse, the South Node, and Mercury, ruler of the 8^th and 11^th houses. Naturally, in addition to the sextile to the natal South Node, they also trined the natal North Node to activate the turning point or milestone in life.

Harmonic Neptune, ruler of the 5^th house of risks and gambles, in addition to the trine to natal Jupiter, also opposed natal Uranus in the 8^th house of lotteries. It squared its own natal position just over the cusp of the 12^th house. Because harmonic Neptune was conjunct harmonic Saturn, Saturn repeated the confrontational aspect to Uranus often repeated one way or another in many of the winning charts presented.

Harmonic Mercury, ruler of the 8^th house of lotteries and 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks, trined the natal Midheaven, along with all the winners up there—Pluto, Prenatal Lunar Eclipse, South Node—and its own natal place. Harmonic Mercury was joined by the harmonic East Point that attracted public attention and fueled the imagination, and made all the same aspects.

Harmonic Uranus, planet of surprises, shocks and sudden changes in fortune, in conjunction with the harmonic Sun in the 11^th house, squared its own natal position.

Harmonic Venus sextiled the natal Sun, ruler of the natal Midheaven. It didn’t help much, but it didn’t hurt, either.

The harmonic North Node activated the 8^th house of lotteries from the cusp.

Harmonic Chiron, of triumphant ascendance and crowning achievements, which occupied the 10^th house of public acknowledgment, trined its own position in the natal 2^nd house of money, by a mere four minutes.

Harmonic Transpluto of payoffs trined natal Neptune, ruler of the 5^th house of risks and gambles and squared natal Jupiter.

The floating Midheaven occupied the 1^st house of self-identity, and brought public attention to Subject E’s 2^nd house of money at the cusp.

It’s time to study the transits to the Daily Age Harmonic chart for Subject E.

Here is an example of a “rising planet” that isn’t. It appears to be, and I confess to a bad habit of referring to the transiting planet closest to the Ascendant as “the rising planet,” but that would be to read the transits in both a clockwise and counterclockwise direction simultaneously, which is simply wrong. For example, transiting Jupiter is positioned closest to the Ascendant in this chart, but it’s not rising. It’s moving toward the second house, will descend to the Nadir, and only then will it begin to climb toward culmination at the Midheaven. And yet time and time again while reading lottery charts, we find the planet transiting closest to the Ascendant is a lucky and highly significant planet to the win. And when there are two close together, as Jupiter and the Moon are here, the second one is usually also a winning planet. Hopefully, you don’t share my bad habit, but will notice these winning planets closest to the Ascendant.

Remember that these were transiting planets, and that earlier on this same day, the Moon conjuncted Jupiter, ruler of the harmonic 4^th house of home, family and real estate, as the winner’s house was being foreclosed upon. Besides masquerading as the rising planet, transiting Jupiter squared the harmonic North Node in the 10^th house of public awareness, and also squared the floating Midheaven, which directed attention to the Nadir—her home. By evening, the transiting Moon, ruler of the 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks, squared its own harmonic position in the 10^th house, as well as harmonic Jupiter, ruler of the 4th. Note the many planets that packed the 4^th house.

Transiting Jupiter also trined harmonic Saturn, ruler and occupant of the 5^th house of risks and gambles, and Neptune, also in the 5^th. It was a good day to take a chance.

Transiting Mercury, the Ascendant and static Midheaven ruler, along with the transiting Part of Fortune, conjuncted the floating Midheaven, opposed the harmonic North Node and sextiled the harmonic conjunction of the Sun and Uranus in the 2^nd house of money. The sextile between the Part of Fortune and the Sun was partile.

Venus ruled the 2^nd house of money. It conjuncted transiting Pluto, planet of wealth and transformation. It’s a combination seen often in winning charts. Together, they squared harmonic Pluto, but they also inconjuncted two sets of harmonic planets in sextile to each other, which of course, created a yod with them at the apex. They were inconjunct Mercury, the chart ruler—along with the East Point—in the 8^th house of lotteries, and the harmonic Moon and Jupiter in the 10^th house of public appearances.

Saturn ruled the 5^th house of risks and gambles. At first glance, it seems transiting Saturn made no aspects at all, but it did trine the static Midheaven with an orb of 4⁰ 42’. Remember that outer planets have long reaches.

Mars ruled the 8^th house of lotteries. Transiting Mars trined Mercury, the chart ruler, and the East Point, which captured public imagination in the 8^th house of lotteries. It opposed the Moon, ruler of the 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks, opposed Jupiter—an aspect of risk-taking—and trined Pluto, planet of wealth and transformation.

Uranus, planet of shocks, surprises and sudden changes in fortune didn’t rule an angle or winning house, so let’s not overlook it. Transiting Uranus and transiting Neptune—which ruled the Descendant—were conjunct in the 5^th house of risks and gambles, where they conjuncted harmonic Saturn—ruler of the 5^th house—and Neptune conjuncted its own harmonic position. How many times have we found Saturn and Uranus in aspect among the winning charts? Transiting Uranus and Neptune also sextiled the harmonic Sun and Uranus in the 2^nd house of money, and trined the harmonic Part of Fortune.

The Moon’s Nodes, which grease the wheels of change by bringing about turning points in situations and in life, or which mark milestones, trined and sextiled the harmonic Ascendant / Descendant axis from the cusps of the 5^th house of risks and gambles and the 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks. Harmonic Chiron, of triumphant ascendancy and crowning achievements, conjuncted the harmonic Ascendant, so it received the same aspect from the Nodes.

Transiting Chiron, of triumphant ascendancy and rare opportunities, did surprisingly little. It sextiled the static Midheaven, and trined the harmonic Nadir—good fortune right where it was needed.

The transiting Vertex date with destiny fell into the 5^th house of risks and gambles, where it squared harmonic Mercury, the Ascendant and Midheaven ruler, in the 8^th house of lotteries. It also made an out-of-sign trine to the harmonic South Node and harmonic Venus, ruler of the 2^nd house of money.

Finally, here’s where things got interesting:

Transiting Transpluto of payoffs, and the transiting East Point, which attracts public attention and captures the imagination, conjuncted harmonic Pluto, planet of wealth and transformation.

• They also sextiled the harmonic Moon, ruler of the 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks, and Jupiter, planet of bigger, better and more.
• They trined harmonic Mercury, ruler of the Ascendant and static Midheaven, and the harmonic East Point in the 8^th house of lotteries.

The transiting Ascendant conjuncted harmonic Mars, ruler of the 8^th house of lotteries, and the harmonic Vertex date with destiny.

Below is the 39th Yearly Age Harmonic for Subject E:

© Lesia Valentine 2018