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WELCOME Sagittarius |
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WHAT
IS THE ZODIAC? |
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At the
time and date of birth, the
planets will be at certain
positions in the Zodiac.
They will also be in certain
houses, form certain
aspects, and the Ascendant
and Midheaven will be
defined also for that
specific time and date and
place of birth.
All this information can be
represented pictorially in a
"Birthchart", or "Horoscope
Wheel", as shown.
Around the edge are the
twelve signs of the Zodiac -
shown by their symbols.
Within the circle are the
planets, also shown by their
symbols and positioned
within the circle at their
respective positions along
the Zodiac. The Houses are
shown by dividing this
circle diametrically,
beginning at the Ascendant
and proceeding around the
wheel every thirty degrees,
as is also shown.
This construction - the Birthchart - is essentially
a "photograph" of the
heavens at a given time and
date, which is why the date
and time of your birth must
be known. It is unique to
that time and date, and also
the location on the surface
of the Earth which is why
the place of birth must also
be known, and therefore
unique to the person for
whom the chart is drawn.
Thus the birthchart contains
all the information the
astrologer needs to perform
his art. We have within it
the planetary positions both
in the Zodiac and in the
houses - from which the
aspects may be computed, the
Ascendant and Midheaven, and
from this the astrologer may
deduce any other
astrological measurements
that he requires.
All of these things are used
by astrologers to determine
the character, and predict
the future of the individual
for whom the horoscope is
cast. The Sun in Aries for
example means something
different as regards a
person’s character than the
Sun in Taurus. And similarly
for the other planets, and
the aspects they form as
well as the houses they
occupy at the time of birth.
The detailed "reading" or
"delineation" as it is
called is quite a complex
process and demands a good
deal of experience. The
horoscope you have here is
very detailed and accurate
and conforms to standard and
tested astrological practice
- which is, as both an art
and a science, many
thousands of years old!
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what makes a Sagittarius tick? |
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 Talk
about clumsy! If Sagittarians aren't
putting both feet in it verbally,
they're doing it physically, and
landing up to their necks in
trouble. If you ask a Sagittarian
round for afternoon tea, don't get
out the best china. It'll only get
broken. Your Sagittarian pal will
rush into the room and trip over the
tea table, sending the cups and
saucers flying in all directions.
Then, to add insult to injury, as
your mate dashes off for a dishcloth
to mop up the mess, he or she will
step on a cream cake and crunch it
into the carpet. Still, having your
residence wrecked is often better
than hearing the truth about
yourself, Sagittarian style.
But let's look on the bright
side something that's second nature
to our jovial pals. Sagittarians are
incurable optimists, and they will
inject others with their infectious
enthusiasm,' given half a chance. If
you're feeling really down in the
dumps, your Sagittarian pal will
bounce up, tell you a joke or two
and try to get you giggling again.
Go on, give 'em a grin! Jupiter, the
planet that rules these
Sagittarians, makes them
magnificently merry, and they'll try
to jolly everyone else along too.
The terrific thing about them is
that they usually succeed. You can't
mooch about moping for long when
there's a Sagittarian about.
Because this is the polar
sign of garrulous Gemini,
Sagittarians are also blessed with
the gift of the gab, and can talk
the hind leg off a donkey. But there
is a mighty difference between these
two signs. Astrologically, Gemini is
the lower-minded sign, dealing with
subjects superficially and knowing a
little about a lot, while
Sagittarius is the opposite, full of
philosophy and worldly wisdoms. In
ancient mythology, the Centaur the
Sagittarius symbol was the master of
teaching and healing. During a deep
discussion with a Sagittarian,
you'll find that they're searching
for the meaning of life, and will
ponder on the problem all through
their existence. Faiths and beliefs
are all-important to Sagittarians.
Now, it's not for nothing
that Sagittarius is the sign of the
Archer. There's the hunter, poised
with his bow and arrow, all
a-quiver, taking aim at a target.
Sagittarians do this throughout
their lives, but the trouble is they
often aim too high, and miss the
target by miles. They set their
sights too high. Sometimes, of
course, a Sagittarian will get it
right first time, but usually life
to these folk is like a rerun of the
Battle of Hastings, with arrows
flying in all directions.
It's all gigantic Jupiter's
doing. Because he's the largest
planet in the heavens, he gives some
of these Sagittarians ideas above
their stations. This can be a
terrific trait, because it means
that the Sagittarian is always
striving for better things. But some
Sagittarians can go to the opposite
extreme and exaggerate everything
they come into contact with. As a
result, they get everything out of
proportion; they bounce about,
blowing their own bugles, believing
the world can't turn without them.
You see, Jupiter knows no bounds and
neither do Sagittarians.
This is the universal sign,
and all Sagittarians are tantalised
by travel and the thought of
far-flung corners of the globe.
Think of the Sagittarians you know.
You'll find that lots of them went
round the world as soon as they
could, or lived in a foreign country
at some point in their lives. This
desire to get out and see the world
for themselves can be the making of
positive Sagittarians. Negative
Sagittarians, though, can wax
lyrical about their exotic
adventures, name-dropping like mad,
so it sounds as though they spent a
weekend at the White House, when
actually they only whizzed past it
on a bus.
Jupiter is the planet of luck
and opportunity, and some
Sagittarians are just like cats,
with nine lives. Some of them are so
accident-prone, they need all the
help they can get! You may think
they're gauche and rude, but they
call it being honest! They make the
most of every opportunity that
arises, and can often spot a chance
when others don't think it's there.
Sometimes that'll be their brilliant
perception and vision, and other
times it'll be blind faith and
living in Cloud-cuckoo-land. It's up
to the Sagittarian to decipher the
mystical morse code.
Meet a positive Sagittarian
and you will be fulfilled in many
ways, and imbued with a zest and a
zeal for living. But a negative
Sagittarian can be crafty, or will
let you down in some way or other,
whether emotionally or materially.
These folk can waste everyone's
time, and will bite off more than
they can chew. All Sagittarians need
challenges; they need to know where
to aim their celestial bows and
arrows so they can hit the target
fair and square. After all, it's
much better to climb the ladder of
life rung by rung, than to take a
flying leap at it and miss by miles! |
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Sagittarius as a friend |
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Are you feeling a mite
moody and morose? Has your dog developed distemper, or is your bank
manager getting difficult about your overdraft? Yes? Then seek out a
Sagittarian. If anyone can cheer you up, it's a Sagittarian.
There is a slight snag, though. You can't be low-spirited for
long. If you're still wandering about like a wet weekend after a
fortnight of the Sagittarian's attempts to animate you, you could
find yourself friendless. Their Mutability means that these folk get
bored easily and some of them will ditch a friend who's spouting the
same sad story for months on end. It's sad to say that Sagittarians
aren't very loyal.
Like their opposite numbers, Gemini's, Sagittarians have very
few real mates, but an army of acquaintances. To become the friend
of a Taurean, you've got to have known 'em for years before you're
accepted and allowed into their select circle. But with a
Sagittarian, it's quite a different story. A pal can be a drinking
partner, a business acquaintance, or even someone the Sagittarian
has spoken to at the bus stop and if you're the faintest bit famous,
you may be surrounded by shoals of Sagittarians, because they're the
groupies of the zodiac. Of course, not all Sagittarians are
hangers-on, but many of them can't resist the chance of a soiree
with a starlet.
So, sometimes, to be the buddy of a Sagittarian, you don't
have to do much and, if you've got a claim to fame, your success is
secured. But if you want the friendship of a positive Sagittarian,
you must be bright and brainy, and a bundle of laughs. It also helps
to have a hotchpotch of hobbies, because Sagittarians love doing
lots of different things. They get bored very quickly if you always
go to bingo together and then buy fish and chips on the way home. If
you want some Jupiterian jollification you must be more adventurous
than that. Ring the changes every now and then, or beat these
Sagittarians at their own game and take up archery together.
Because Sagittarians have such a fund of friends, they're
always out and about, and have different mates to do different
things with. They won't have just one best friend. So you might see
your Mutable mate for an hour, as you glide round a gallery
together, before the Sagittarian ambles off to see someone eke.
With their love of travel, you're bound to be asked to go on
holiday with your Sagittarian pal. If your plans actually come to
fruition, don't expect to lie on a beach for two weeks, sizzling in
the sun: you'll be bounding about in all directions, marching up
mountains, tiptoeing through the tulips, canoeing down a canal,
reading the Dead Sea Scrolls or free-fall parachuting. Then, just as
you've fallen into a soothing slumber at the end of a dynamic day,
your buddy will burst in, clutching a guidebook.
'Guess what!' they'll yell. 'Our hotel is built on an ancient
burial ground. Get a spade and let's go digging at dawn!' There's
one thing you can say about this sign life is never staid with a
Sagittarian! |
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Sagittarius IN LOVE |
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Don’t expect life to be one long lullaby if you fall for a
Sagittarian. It's more likely to be a swift Sagittarian serenade,
followed by a Jupiterian jive.
Sagittarians aren't naturally amorous or romantic, and could
take a few leaves out of a Libran's book in this delicious
demonstrative department. Because they're the hunters of the
celestial sky, these folk go all out for the chase. They can woo you
till you swoon, and you wonder if what you've heard about them is
true. But once Sagittarians have you lined up in their sights, and
have fired that bow and arrow, it'll be a different story.
The Sagittarian won't race off in pursuit of the next quarry,
unless you were a passing fancy, or your amour is too superficial
for words. But you can kiss goodbye to those rhapsodic romantic
renditions you used to hear. It'll be different now! Your
Sagittarian will still adore you, but may forget to say so. Try
dropping a few hints; and if they fail, come straight out with it!
It's no good beating about the bush with these Fiery folk they just
won't get your drift. On your birthday, for example, you might wake
up and expect to see a gift waiting for you at the breakfast table.
But you'll get nowt. Now, it's no good sulking all day, because your
Sagittarian amour won't know what you're on about. Be positive
instead of petulant, and say 'You've forgotten my birthday!'
Love may mean never having to say you're sorry to some folk,
but to a Sagittarian it means 'You go your way and I'll go mine.' To
selfish Sagittarians it's 'I'll go my way and you stay at home
waiting for me to come back.' Sagittarians hate to be tied down,
either by people or places; they need to feel they're free even if
they never do anything about it and because they're such
intellectual individuals, they'll let you know of their love by
lending you their library books, or taking you off on a trip to
Turkey. They often prefer to sit chatting into the wee small hours
about reincarnation rather than romance. Don't be too disappointed
if that happens to you because it's the Sagittarian way of showing
they care.
One word of warning. Because all Sagittarians are superficial
to some extent, they can get love and lust all muddled up. They
don't realise that there's a sublime and divine difference between
the two, and can leap in and out of bed like a Yo-Yo, naively
thinking it's love, when really it's something quite different!
If you've set your cap at an Sagittarian man, forget what
your mother told you about being coy and coquettish. You've got to
play hard to get, but not in a flimsy, whimsical way. Flirt
outrageously, tease and tantalise him, but don't give in too soon.
Keep him on his toes, but don't mess about so much that he gets
bored, or he'll career off after the next conquest, leaving you high
and dry.
And if you want to grab a Sagittarian girl you must be some
sort of social success. Alternatively, you must own something
scintillating. Take your pick between a smashing sense of humour or
a wallet bulging with credit cards. It all depends on the
Sagittarian. She might be after your flashy white sports car, or she
might be after your heart. Try her and see! |
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