Subject F Natal Chart

Subject F won $2.7 million dollars on November 16, 1991. Who would have thought that someone with Saturn conjunct the Ascendant could ever win the lottery? It contradicts just about everything we think we know about Saturn. Sure, there’s a certain chill factor with having Saturn rule the 8^th house, and to have it conjunct the natal Ascendant, but when we realize the 8^th house is also the house of lotteries, things perk up, don’t they?

Notice also that his natal Ascendant trines his natal Midheaven. That, in itself, is a bit of built-in luck, as in most natal charts, the aspect between the two points is a square. Those with charts where the Ascendant and Midheaven are in fortunate aspect to each other seem to have a leg up in life. They tend to find their ikigai at an early age, so they're better able to express themselves through their work. Think "Young Sheldon," the spin-off character from The Big Bang Theory, although not necessarily as nerdy. I think this is as fortunate an aspect as Jupiter trine Uranus - but instead of raining sudden, unexpected and rare manna from heaven, it gives steady, lifelong, dependable confidence in oneself which leads to success. There will have to be a square or opposition in the chart, though, otherwise the person will be indolent and achieve nothing. It needs a challenge and objective. In this chart, Saturn on the Ascendant grounds this man. His Sun sextiles Saturn. 

The chart has no clear signature, but the winner was born under a full Moon.

The Prenatal Solar Eclipse took place at 04 Aquarius 33 in the 8^th house of lotteries, conjunct the South Node and Part of Fortune.

• It sextiles Venus, which occupies the 10^th house of public acknowledgment, and rules the 5^th house of risks and gambles.

• It also sextiles the Moon, ruler of the 2^nd house of money.

• It opposes Pluto and Transpluto in the 2^nd house of money. Pluto doesn’t occupy the 2^nd house, but it’s only six minutes outside of it, and retrograde. It activates both the 2nd and 3rd houses.

The Prenatal Lunar Eclipse at 19 Leo 21 conjuncts Jupiter, ancient ruler of Pisces, intercepted in the 10^th house of public attention. 

• It trines the Sun in the 11^th house of plot twists and lucky breaks.
• Further, it sextiles the Ascendant and Saturn, ruler of the 8^th house of lotteries.

Mercury is the chart ruler. It occupies the 11^th house of plot twists, and opposes the Vertex date with destiny in the 5^th house of risks and gambles. It also sextiles Mars, ruler of the 11^th, and trines Chiron of triumphant ascendancy and once-in-a-lifetime events.

The Midheaven has two rulers.

• Uranus, the modern ruler of Aquarius on the Midheaven, opposes the Moon, ruler of the 2^nd house of money, and sextiles Pluto of wealth and transformation. It squares Chiron of triumphant ascendancy and once-in-a-lifetime events, and trines the Part of Fortune.

• Saturn, the ancient ruler of Aquarius on the Midheaven, conjuncts the Ascendant and rules the 8^th house.

The Moon rules the 2^nd house of money.

• It sextiles the Part of Fortune.
• Opposes Uranus.
• Trines Pluto.
• Squares Chiron of triumphant ascendancy and once-in-a-lifetime events.

The 5^th house ruler, Venus, sextiles the East Point, and trines the conjunction of Transpluto with the North Node in the 2^nd house of money.

Mars rules the 11^th house of plot twists and sextiles Chiron. Although the aspect lines don’t show it, Mars inconjuncts both the Moon and the Part of Fortune, forming a yod where it occupies the apex position.

Also interesting is the fact that while Jupiter is retrograde in the natal chart, it was actually stationary, and turned direct on the very day that Subject F turned six months old.

© Lesia Valentine 2018