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Astrology

Astrology Foundations

Understand the core symbols Mune uses in charts, forecasts, and reports.

Build the Foundation

Learn how the chart fits together.

Core Symbols

Planets and chart points

Explore the planets, luminaries, nodes, angles, asteroids, and calculated points used in a chart.

Expression

Signs and modalities

Learn how signs describe style and how cardinal, fixed, and mutable modes describe movement.

Life Areas

Houses and life topics

Learn what each house represents and how different house systems draw the chart's boundaries.

Orientation

Natal axes

Understand the Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven, IC, and the two axes they form.

Connections

Major aspects

Learn how planetary angles create flow, friction, focus, and opportunity in a chart.

Whole-Chart Structure

Patterns, shapes, elements, and polarity

See how the chart's larger architecture reveals concentration, balance, and repeating systems.

Change over Time

Transits, returns, and timing

Understand how astrologers compare a birth chart with later planetary movement and repeating cycles.

Birth Chart Reference

Planets and chart points

Learn what each symbol represents, then return to your chart to see its sign, house, and connections.

Planets and core chart points

The primary planets, luminaries, angles, nodes, and calculated points that shape the chart's main structure.

Planet

Sun

The Sun describes the center of identity: the part of a person that seeks purpose, vitality, and a coherent sense of self.

Luminary

Moon

The Moon describes emotional needs, instinctive responses, memory, and the conditions that help a person feel secure.

Planet

Mercury

Mercury describes how information is noticed, organized, communicated, and exchanged.

Planet

Venus

Venus describes values, attraction, pleasure, reciprocity, and the ways a person creates harmony and connection.

Planet

Mars

Mars describes action, assertion, appetite, conflict, and the way energy is directed toward a goal.

Planet

Jupiter

Jupiter describes growth, perspective, meaning, confidence, and the urge to expand beyond present limits.

Planet

Saturn

Saturn describes structure, consequence, time, responsibility, and the slow construction of lasting competence.

Planet

Uranus

Uranus describes disruption, independence, innovation, and the need to make room for a more authentic pattern.

Planet

Neptune

Neptune describes imagination, ideals, sensitivity, spiritual longing, and the places where boundaries become more permeable.

Planet

Pluto

Pluto describes concentrated power, deep change, compulsion, endings, and the renewal that follows honest confrontation.

Calculated Point

North Node

The North Node describes a developmental direction: qualities and experiences that ask for greater conscious participation.

Calculated Point

South Node

The South Node describes familiar capacities, inherited patterns, and responses that may operate with little conscious effort.

Calculated Point

Black Moon Lilith

Black Moon Lilith describes themes of autonomy, refusal, taboo, and what resists being made acceptable for someone else's comfort.

Calculated Point

White Moon Selena

White Moon Selena is a modern calculated point used by some astrologers to explore integrity, protection, and constructive spiritual alignment.

Angle

Ascendant

The Ascendant is the eastern horizon at birth and describes how a person meets life, enters situations, and becomes visible.

Angle

Midheaven

The Midheaven describes public direction, vocation, reputation, and the contribution a person develops over time.

Calculated Point

Vertex

The Vertex is a calculated point associated with meaningful encounters, relational turning points, and experiences that feel larger than personal planning.

Calculated Point

Anti-Vertex

The Anti-Vertex is the point opposite the Vertex and provides the other end of its encounter axis.

Asteroids and minor bodies

Secondary symbols that add detail when they closely connect with a planet, angle, or repeated chart theme.

Minor Body

Chiron

Chiron describes a persistent sensitivity that can become a source of perspective, skill, and careful repair.

Asteroid

Pallas

Pallas describes the ability to recognize patterns and apply intelligence through strategy, design, advocacy, or skilled craft.

Asteroid

Ceres

Ceres describes patterns of care: how support is given, received, withheld, repaired, and connected to cycles of loss and return.

Asteroid

Juno

Juno describes expectations of committed partnership, fairness, loyalty, and the agreements required to sustain a bond.

Asteroid

Vesta

Vesta describes concentrated devotion: what receives sustained attention, what is protected from distraction, and where an inner sense of purpose is kept alive.

Asteroid

Eris

Eris describes the pressure created by exclusion, rivalry, and truths that disturb an established order, especially when belonging has been denied or controlled.

Asteroid

Lilith

Asteroid Lilith describes themes of independence, exile, refusal, and the recovery of a voice that has been dismissed or made unacceptable.

Asteroid

Psyche

Psyche describes sensitivity to the inner life, the desire to be deeply understood, and the tests of trust that shape emotional and psychological intimacy.

Asteroid

Hygeia

Hygeia describes habits of care, prevention, cleanliness, and the repeated practices used to protect or restore well-being.

Asteroid

Sappho

Sappho describes refined creative expression, emotional affinity, and the desire to recognize or be recognized through beauty, language, and shared sensibility.

Asteroid

Eurydike

Eurydike describes themes of separation, attempted return, trust at a threshold, and the recognition that some transitions cannot be reversed by will alone.

Asteroid

Ariadne

Ariadne describes the intelligence that finds a path through complexity, along with questions of loyalty, abandonment, and what happens after helping another person escape.

Asteroid

Isis

The asteroid Isis is used in modern astrology to explore restoration, devotion, and the patient reassembly of what has been divided.

Asteroid

Hekate

Hekate describes discernment at a crossroads, the ability to move through thresholds, and the wisdom required when an old path has ended but the next one is not yet clear.

Asteroid

Aphrodite

Aphrodite describes the power of attraction, pleasure, beauty, and creative magnetism as experiences with their own agency rather than rewards granted by an observer.

Asteroid

Medusa

Medusa describes defensive power, the consequences of objectification, and the transformation of vulnerability or rage into a boundary that cannot be ignored.

Asteroid

Sekhmet

Sekhmet describes fierce protective force, the consequences of unchecked anger, and the discipline required to direct formidable power toward repair rather than destruction.

Asteroid

Eros

Eros describes the force of desire that draws a person toward intimacy, creative absorption, beauty, or an experience of aliveness.

Arabic Lots

Calculated points that combine several chart factors into one symbolic degree and supporting topic.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Fortune

The Lot of Fortune is a calculated point that links the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant to describe material circumstance, embodied well-being, and the flow of everyday life.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Spirit

The Lot of Spirit is traditionally associated with intention, purposeful action, vocation, and the direction a person consciously tries to shape.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Love

The Lot of Love is a supplementary calculated point used to explore affection, attraction, bonding, and the conditions under which relational desire seeks expression.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Marriage

The Lot of Marriage is used to explore commitment, partnership agreements, and the practical or symbolic conditions surrounding a shared life.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Career

The Lot of Career is a modern vocational point used to add detail to questions of work, public direction, and meaningful contribution.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Wealth

The Lot of Wealth is used to explore patterns of material support, accumulation, and the management of resources within the wider financial chart.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Siblings

The Lot of Siblings is used to examine sibling relationships, peer dynamics, and early patterns of exchange alongside the Third House and its ruler.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Children

The Lot of Children is used to explore themes of children, mentorship, continuity, and responsibility for what a person helps bring forward.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Victory

The Lot of Victory is traditionally associated with success, aid, achievement, and the conditions that help effort prevail.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Originality

The Lot of Originality is a modern calculated point used to explore invention, experimentation, and the productive use of an unconventional perspective.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Commerce

The Lot of Commerce is used to explore trade, negotiation, enterprise, and the movement of value between people or systems.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Accomplishment

The Lot of Accomplishment is a modern calculated point used to examine completion, recognition, and the conditions that help sustained effort become a tangible result.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Influence

The Lot of Influence is a modern calculated point used to explore reach, persuasion, authority, and the ability to affect a wider field.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Eros

The Lot of Eros is traditionally connected with desire, appetite, and compelling attraction, adding a calculated layer to Venus, Mars, Eros, and relationship houses.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Spirit (Reputation)

Mune's Lot of Spirit (Reputation) is a specialized calculated point used to explore the meeting place between conscious purpose, public visibility, and reputation.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Necessity

The Lot of Necessity is traditionally associated with constraint, duty, pressure, and circumstances that require a response rather than offering a simple preference.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Sickness

The Lot of Sickness is a traditional-style supplementary point used to examine vulnerability, strain, and care themes without diagnosing illness or predicting medical outcomes.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Death

The Lot of Death is a traditional-style symbolic point concerning mortality, endings, inheritance, and irreversible change; it is not a tool for predicting a death.

Arabic Lot

Lot of Enemies

The Lot of Enemies is a traditional-style point used to explore conflict, opposition, concealed pressure, and the need for discernment or self-protection.