Princess
Diana
Birthday:
July 1st, 1961, 7:45 pm, Sandringham, United Kingdom.
Source:
Astroweekly
Looking at Diana's chart we see the
Sun on the sign of Cancer. It is the portrayal of the Mother (the good mother
who takes care of her children as the establishment intended). A role that
Diana played for quite some time. And she played it for the children of the
rest of the world. By playing the Good Fairy.
At the same time, there is a powerful
Saturn on the chart. In Capricorn. On the cusp of the second house. Indicating
that to find security she may have sought to enter the establishment and stay
there. The Moon helped her to conduct a marriage of convenience. I am with a
man I don't need to sleep with. I don't love him. In a house where we are
together and apart. And it works for me because I feel secure in the other
issues that Saturn indicates.
Her Moon in Aquarius gives her another
way of harmonious coexistence which is through emotional detachment. Diana sees
and doesn't speak. She seems to tolerate but in reality she stays far away
emotionally detached from her environment.
But the same chart is read
differently when the person resonated to the Individual level. After her
existential crisis, Diana becomes a true Cancer, Moon, Woman, Hecate, Cybele.
She brings out the venom of the erotically unsatisfied woman to the media. She
gives up husband and children, creates her own Hearth and seeks the erotic
satisfaction of her nature in the young man. She is no longer the good mom, but
the woman who listens to nature and hormones and how it affects her emotional mood).
In the process of her
individualization, some of the so-called malefics at the sociocultural, such as
Mars, suddenly become allies. While she was integrated into the establishment and
did not speak (Moon in Aquarius) Mars conjunct Pluto in the 9th symbolized her
mistreatment or suppressed sexual desires. When her consciousness focused on her Sun, however, the sextile to Mars
worked, supporting her choices through leaks she caused and using “calculated secret
blows” to her advantage. Furthermore she suppressed her Moon, leaving her
indifferent and unsupportive family environment behind.
According to Rudhyar when we step up
to the Individual Level we also begin to create thought forms from the outer planets
for the first time. The reason we do this is because we want to differentiate
ourselves. According to Rudhyar this differentiation is implemented using the energy
of the outer planets. One person might do this via Uranus (Revolution, breaking
bonds to family or homeland), another by Neptune (Religion or Reiki or Drugs), and
another by Pluto (Delinquency or by exerting Sexual Influence on others). Using
the outer planets we all do nothing but try to strengthen our Sun, to gather
personal power. To escape the restrictions of the flattening uniformity of our
time.
In Diana's case, the solution came
from Neptune. As long as she was focusing on the Sociocultural Level, she was
unable to use Neptune. Instead Neptune symbolized how she was used by others as
a super model to serve their interests (Neptune as a mesmerizing influence via
media). But when she focused on her individuality she used Neptune to mesmerize
people using her own will and reduce the reactions to her actions. She used the
establishment to her advantage, to free herself from its restrictions and feel
free. She drew personal power from the effect she had on the world. In this
case Midheaven can be considered something more than paternal imposition or
personal goal, it can be considered as a step up of consciousness to the next
level, the escape from current circle, the endless repetitions of mistakes and
patterns in our lives on a certain level. In a way, when we go round and round
the same mistakes, Midheaven might offer a way out to the next level of consciousness,
which will terminate the current endless loop, and introduce us into another new
loop, but this time on a higher level of consciousness.
But Diana is not the only example of Transformation
(as Rudhyar calls the transition from the Sociocultural Level to the Individual
Level). Charles himself, albeit belatedly, went through such a phase of life.
And in certain ways he is still struggling to rely on himself.
King Charles
Birthdate: November
14, 1948, 21:14, London, United Kingdom
Source:
AstrologyWeekly
With the Moon dominating his chart from
Midheaven, the royal family has a very strong influence as an establishment on
his individuality. The mother queen who rules everything is the main way he has
of solving his issues. The other way is Saturn in Virgo in trine to Midheaven.
The institutional role of the acolyte supporting authority in which he existed
all these years before his crowning. He was not the man who enjoyed public attention
so much as Diana, but the one who stood next to or behind the protagonists.
The persona that the environment had created
for Charles was a Sun in Scorpio. The man who did not speak, did not appear,
did not exist. He was humiliated several times by his blunders (conjunction to
Chiron), which were disapproved by the family (quincunx to the Moon) and through them his personal
profile was mostly erased.
Along the way, however, Charles used
the power of the Sun to individualize himself and create a new personality (Sun
on the cusp of the 5th). In the process Camilla helped him a lot (her stellium
in Cancer in trine to his Sun in Scorpio) but in order to protect themselves
their relationship was kept secret from everyone (his Sun in Scorpio and her
stellium in the 12th house). Thus Charles managed to keep a part of his life to
himself and not give it away to the public. In this relationship he ignored his
mother, causing her some resentment but without directly clashing with her (quincunx
of his Sun to the Moon), and used the power of Uranus in Cancer, throwing away
the sociocultural model (conjunction to 12th cusp) of the good family man. Mars
in the 5th house went from being malefic to an outburst for personal expression
through wit, self-sarcasm and fun.
Same aspects, same positions. The
only thing that changes is the level of consciousness. And depending on the level
of consciousness, some planets go from being malefics to benefics. This is the
central idea of transcending from the Sociocultural to the Individual Level.
