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Career Significatorsin Astrology

Astrologers traditionally look to the tenth house in a chart for indicationsof the career path an individual will take. The sign on the tenth house cusp,as well as its ruler, planets contained in the tenth, and the aspects to all of these, are taken in consideration. This can all seem quite complicated, andit is. Add to this that not all astrologers use the Midheaven degree as thetenth house cusp and it can get pretty confusing. As usual, modern

astrology tends to complicate the most basic issues and we're all leftwondering.

Two crucial issues must first be addressed.

1. Are the astrological houses valid?, and...2. Just where does the Midheaven fit in?

Long time readers of this site know that the houses are little more than therelationship of the planets(by sign) to the Earth/Ascendant. Mars in thefifth house, for example, is really Mars in lower or dexter trine(by sign) tothe Earth/Ascendant. The houses are therefore inventions which hide thetrue nature or role of our planet in astrology. Also, there is too much sillyemphasizing of degrees in astrology, and this has caused us to go astray onthe basic issues. Remove houses and degrees from astrology and

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everything clears up or falls into place. What we have left are the planets,signs, and seven basic aspects, five of which double up. The Ascendant or Rising is none other than the influence of our own planet Earth and theMidheaven or celestial sphere is simply the projection of our hollow

planet's inner central sun(also a planet in it's own right).

We now have twelve planets to work with, each of which can become acareer significator. What determines whether a planet is a career significator or not?

Career, profession, or status, is the domain of Capricorn, the tenth sign of the zodiac, and Saturn its ruling planet. Capricorn or Saturn is also theupper square aspect(by sign) in astrology or what we would call the tenthhouse(both the same thing).

Therefore the principle indicators or career significators in a chart are...1. the Saturn sign

2. any planet in Capricorn3. any planet in upper square(or tenth-house relation) to any other planet

This can mean that ALL of your planets are career significators in someway, especially if you have a planet in every sign. This should not seem sounusual, as it is not uncommon for some people to be totally geared to their

profession, while others only partially so.




Begin by assessing your Saturn placement. Saturn shows how or whereyou can plan, organize, and achieve an objective.Saturn in fire has personal goals or objectives, such as achieving a clearer

sense of self or identity(Aries), personal fame or power(Leo), or spiritualillumination(Sagittarius).Saturn in earth has material goals or objectives, such as achieving wealthand possessions(Taurus), health and skill(Virgo), or some position of

power and authority(Capricorn).Saturn in air has social or intellectual goals or objectives, such as achievingknowledge or learnedness(Gemini), unity or harmony(Libra), and freedom

or truth(Aquarius).Saturn in water has security goals or objectives, such as achieving a senseof belonging or family(Cancer), fusion or regeneration(Scorpio), or universal compassion or understanding(Pisces).

Planets in Capricorn show ambition, industriousness, professionalism, anda sense of space, sequence, order, timing, definition, or organization -traits

which will play important roles in any career.Sun, Mars, or Jupiter in Capricorn: produces individuals whose mainobjective in life is to achieve some kind of name, status, or position of

power or authority for themselves. They are serious, organized. andindustrious and are often the powers behind companies, buisnesses, or government institutions.Mercury, Ascendant, or Uranus in Capricorn: produce individuals similar




to the first group, although on a more social or intellectual level. These people enjoy organizing, assessing, defining, and are also often employedin some buisness, managerial, or government capacity.

Moon, Neptune, and Pluto in Capricorn: produces individuals who usetheir keen or intuitive buisness sense for profit or gain. They are ofteninvolved in the more hidden or secretive roles of buisness, industry, or government, particularly in the case of the two outermost planets.Midheaven, Venus, and Saturn in Capricorn: produce individuals withsolid or practical buisness and organizational skills, and who can easilyachieve positions of power, status, or authority.

Planets in upper or tenth-house square by sign(the closeness by degreeintensifies it all) also achieve career prominence in some way. If you are aLeo Sun sign, for example, any planet in Taurus will become a career significator in some way. The nature of the planet will specify this. If it isMars in Taurus, for example, the career may involve atheletism or themilitary. If it is Jupiter -travel or the ministry, and so on. The sign involved

will of course give further clues.

This can be done not only with the Sun sign or Ascendant but with theMidheaven or any other planet in the chart. Take each of your planets, one

by one, and see how many produce a tenth house planet. The lower square planet(placed in the Ascendant position) and its nature must also beconsidered, as it is what fuels or supports the upper square or tenth house




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planet.

It can also work the other way around with the tenth house planet castingthe lower square planet into prominence. In this situation the tenth house

planet becomes the "power behind the throne". A Leo planet, for example,will not fully flower or develop unless goaded or "bossed" by a Taurus

planet. Taurus is the natural tenth-house boss or authority figure for Leo.

In this sense, any planet in square by sign, and especially if it is a tight or close square by degree, is a potential career significator. Other aspects tosuch a planet can of course play supporting or detracting roles.

One can even go a step further and single out any planetary placement as acareer significator by virtue of its root configuration. Sun in Taurus, for example, is a placement where both the planet and the sign are in square or in a fourth-tenth house relation to one another. So is Venus in Leo, Mars inCancer, Jupiter in Virgo, or any other square configuration between planetand sign. This, however, requires an established knowledge of sign

rulership which is presently incomplete.


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