These planets have a slower orbit than the inner planets, and as such affect a larger group of people. The outer planets (Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto) are considered the generational planets. The social planets link us to the world by influencing our belief systems, sense of expansion, and philosophy. This is quite a pair, as they both represent patterns, routines, and how we structure our lives. Self-understanding, confidence, interpersonal relationships, personal desires, and communication style are all ruled by these celestial forces.īridging the gap between the inner and outer planets are Jupiter and Saturn-the social planets. These planets (the sun, the moon, Venus, Mercury, and Mars) are sometimes dubbed "personal planets," as they determine the relationships we have with ourselves and the people closest to us. When you look at your astrological chart, generally the first thing to take note of are the natal planets-those that have the quickest orbits and thus vary the most. Think of the dreaded Mercury retrograde, when communication goes haywire! Taking note of where the planets are in both your personal astrological chart and in the sky on a regular basis allows you to make sense of events and emotions, and is a powerful tool that can help you allocate your physical and mental resources. It's important to take notice when a planet is retrograde, or appearing to spin backwards, as it can shed some insight into what's to come. A Jupiter transit through your chart, for example, might bring you surprising opportunities in career, money, or even love. As the planets move and orbit in the sky, they shift your focus in different ways. Understanding planetary alignment also provides a useful guide for us to understand day-to-day life.
The Sun: Self-awareness & ego The Moon: Inner emotional life Mercury: Communication Mars: Assertiveness & aggression Venus: Love, beauty & money Saturn: Responsibility, time & routine Jupiter: Luck & opportunity Uranus: Individuality & revolution Neptune: Dreams, healing, & intuition Pluto: Sex, death & transformation
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