Other findings
Other
significant relationships between planets and professions
The
Gauquelins found other significantly inhomogeneous distributions of planets,
with significantly higher frequencies in the three sectors immediately above
the horizon in the east (“rising”) and immediate after the zenith
(“culminating”), and, to a lesser degree, in the opposite positions related to
people who had excelled in other professions as well:
Moon: writers,
politicians
Mars: military
men, doctors, business executives
Jupiter:
actors,politicians, journalists, military men
Saturn: scientists,
doctors
Moreover,
some planets rise and culminate very infrequently in people who
excelled in a particular profession:
Moon: military men,
sportsmen
Mars: painters,
musicians, writers
Jupiter: scientists,
doctors
Saturn:
painters and
artists in general, actors, writers, journalists
Personality traits
Gauquelin
suspected that this was due to the fact that people excelling in certain
professions must have certain personality traits and not others. He tested this hypothesis by collecting 5,000
biographies of people for who birth data were available. The biographies were analyzed by psychology
students who listed the personality traits that emerged for each person. Different people then prepared a file related
to each trait, listing all the people who manifested it, and then analyzed what
planets were prominent, if any, in their chart.
This is how the Gauquelin team found that a significant relationship
between certain personality traits and a rising or culminating planet. In other words his hypothesis was confirmed.
Of note, Gauquelin found personality traits that were significantly related also to Venus, although this planet was not found to be related to any particular profession.
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Planet
positions appear to be “inherited”
The
Gauquelins examined 25,000 dates and times of birth of parents and their
children. The resulting 16,037
comparisons showed that children frequently have the same planet rising or
culminating in one of the parent’s charts (no difference between mother and
father). The results were significant
for Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.
However,
the relationship was related only the natural births, it disappeared when the
birth had been artificially induced.
Signs
of the zodiac, houses, planetary aspects:
no significant findings
Gauquelin also assessed other components of the astrological natal charts.
As you can see looking at the chart of
Mohammad Alì, the chart includes the 12 signs of the zodiac, a subdivision into
12 houses according to the time of birth (number 1 at the Eastern horizon, the
“ascendent” being the most important) and the influences among the planets
called aspects, which are depicted as blue and red lines drawn from one to the
other. he claims that he did not find
any significant relationships related to these factors.
