Readings from the Almagest of Handreth for 22 Flamerule, 1323
Year of the Dreamwebs
The Sun in the First decan of the Wheel
The Sun in this decan denotes a powerful interest in mysticism and the occult.
Optimal Career¹: You have the ability to act without conscious thought, giving you the finesse of a stage magician and granting you a +2 bonus on Sleight of Hand checks.
Luck Action²: You have little difficulty focusing on dangerous tasks, granting you a +2 bonus on Disable Device checks.
Birth Stone: Diamond, stone of spirituality, protection, courage, and strength. Grants a +2 luck bonus to your AC against attack rolls made to confirm critical hits.
Sun Separating Trine Selûne
This trine indicates a harmonious interaction between the conscious expression of the natives' will and power potential and their automatic emotional responses, hereditary influences, and habit tendencies. Strong physical vitality is usually associated with this aspect, and it indicates good health, stamina, and recuperative powers.
Sun Separating Square Anadia
Natives with this aspect tend to be their own worst enemies because of their overly vigorous, impulsive behavior. Obstacles to their self-expression in action generate frustration and anger, which in turn cause them to try to achieve their desires by force. This tendency arouses resentment in others, who consider them brash and egotistical.
Sun Separating Oppose Chandos
This opposition indicates a situation in which the natives are much too optimistic and overexpansive in relating to other people. They promise more than they can deliver, thus damaging their reputations. Sometimes they annoy others by trying to proselytize their religious and philosophic doctrines. Arrogance or pomposity may be exhibited.
Crescent Selûne in the Third decan of the Dragon
Selûne stationed here shows a high degree of restlessness, a liking for personal freedom and independence.
Selûne Separating Sextile Chandos
This sextile produces generosity and emotional sympathy. The natives are charitable, especially where the family is concerned. Money and resources will be used in the home to make it a place of beauty and comfort.
Anadia in the First decan of the Star
Anadia here shows a strongly-sexed individual and endorses the urge to take the initiative in all spheres of life.
Anadia Separating Square Garden
This square tends to cause recklessness and dangerous sudden action. The natives are too impulsive for their own good. The natives are prone to disagree with their friends and associates.
Coliar in the Second decan of the Star
Coliar here steadies the mind and encourages artistic pursuits.
Coliar Separating Square Garden
This square indicates an active, original mind but a nervous disposition with eccentric and often impractical ideas. Mentally, the natives are "way out," and likely to jump to conclusions. They have harebrained ideas which are not based on sufficient knowledge or practical experience to be of use.
Karpri in the Third decan of the Star
Any Karprian aspects to the Sun stationed here enhance the perceptiveness of the Star character. Positive aspects indicate intuitive thinking, but negative aspects are inclined to promote self-deception.
Karpri Separating Trine Chandos
This trine indicates a happy, optimistic, sociable disposition. It favors success in music and the arts. The natives are often interested in religious art, or use art to convey philosophic and religious ideas. There is harmony in marital and domestic affairs. These people are often successful in businesses relating to art, culinary delights, and furnishings and decorations for the home.
Karpri Applying Oppose Glyth
This opposition is often the cause of emotional frustrations and financial hardships. The natives experience disappointments in love and have few pleasures in life. Often they are depressed, because Saturn frustrates the natural tendencies of Venus toward joy, beauty, and happiness. Their natures may be made cold because of continual deprivations and heavy responsibilities.
Chandos in the Second decan of the Raven
Chandos here increases the patience and caution necessary to overcome the inherent weaknesses associated with the Raven sign.
Retrograde Glyth in the Third decan of the Eagle
Glyth here indicates personal desires that are initially frustrated but, if aspected by sextiles, an excellent business acumen is present.
Garden in the Third decan of the Raven
Garden here emphasizes intellectual abilities, but this decan may impede the potential growth or progress by encouraging too many diversified interests.
Retrograde H'Catha in the Third decan of the Eagle
H'Catha in this decan is primarily an undermining influence because it represents radical thinking and nonconventional attitudes. If well aspected to the Sun it will enlighten the whole approach to life.
"Even the gods watch the stars." Turmish Astrologer's saying.