Knowing his date of birth and not knowing his actual time of birth, we constructed what, in astrology, is known to be a "Solar Chart" that is, we rounded off the day he was born to twelve o'clock, midnight that very day and compiled a few calculations.

I can already hear some of you laughing... Astrology?! What the...
The kind of astrology we'll be referring to here is NOT the kind you find in your daily papers as it was refined/calculated to the VERY day George was born;

Tuesday, June 25th, 1963, Midnight: "Tuesday's Child's full of Grace"

His Sun is in Cancer - A true "Moon's Child"; A warm, caring and passionate lover, a loyal lover and/or friend. An excellent father - The best of the entire Zodiac. He is "maternal", seeking to protect and provide for those he cares for or loves. Can sometimes be somewhat overbearing. Of a very insecure nature, can be quite possessive of either friends, family members and/or lovers and his jealousy will often put him in hot water with those he dotes on.

His Ascendant's in Libra - Our George was born at home, shortly after midnight, on June 25th, 1963. Libra ascendant... What else could explain that dimpled, frank and inviting smile of his. Only Librans are gifted with this "Magic" kind of smile and irresistible charm, in the Zodiac. This also explains his proven charisma.

His Moon is in Leo - Seeks constant attention and reassurance from his environment. Affection is a metabollic need for this native as he requires it as most of us need air to breathe. This kind of person takes great pride in their chosen mate and their children; These must always be well-groomed as, in his mind's eye, they represent HIM. Falls easily prey to flattery.
(Though I would think his true moon to be in Virgo but his time of birth, when we get it, will delineate this matter for us, once and for all.) - I would think this due to his constant nagging about neatness, his particular preoccupation with food and diet and his outmost perfectionist, pain in the butt character traits. Details, details, details....- Still,..I COULD be wrong!

His Mercury's in Gemini - Ever meet the kind of person you couldn't look straight in the eye, when you were lying to them? Mercury in Gemini natives are born lie detectors. Try as you may, you'll NEVER fool these people! Add to this an excellent memory and you have... Well, you get the picture, don't ya? A born communicator, he can literally "feel" what other people need and/or think. A step ahead of the masses, he can naturally gauge a product/song and has the capacity to predict the public's response way ahead of any actual releases. .These antives are also intensely curious...( Wanna drive a Mercury in Gemini ballistic? Try doing what I'm doing now; an anonymous page...Oh,..I'll bet some big wheels are turning right this minute, as you/he read(s) this!) He expresses himself well, almost too well at times to be taken at face value and may appear fickle due to his constantly changing his mind about certain things. In short, this man could drive ya bonkers with endless, however interesting, chatter in a New York Minute! He's a bleeding chatter-box! (Love ya anyway, Kid!)

His Venus is in Gemini - He's attracted to people with agile minds and keen intellects. This native loves play on words. He'll always have two loves in his life, always read more than just one book at a time though, with the following "Mars in Virgo" chances are the "other love" in his life will be his work.

His Mars is in Virgo - Fussy and highly critical. A person who's very hard to please. The unescapable signature of all workaholics. What most of us consider work, people with this signature in their chart consider playtime. His "escape" is, and will always remain, his work.

His Jupiter is in Aries - Jupiter, placed in this sign gives an innate understanding of spiritual creativity or at least a profound respect for it. - Natives tend to exert positive action in order to improve spiritual, social, and educational conditions. A better than most ability to "earn" money, start projects, handle things singlehandedly. A one-man show - if you'll pardon the pun.

His Saturn's in Aquarius - He has the capacity for well organized mental concentration. His mind's impersonal and scientific. His concern for impartial truth is paramount. Highly evolved, he can set aside his ego and see all issues, social or scientific, in the light of impartial, universal law. A just man with potentially good mathematical ability. Many freemasons have this aspect in their chart. Though there may be some intellectual pride, seeing as Saturn is somewhat afflicted in the chart. This may convey some domineering and selfish colors to the personality. He may often "appear" to be unfeeling.

His Uranus is in Virgo Children born between 1954 and 1968, having Uranus conjunct Pluto in Virgo, will be especially revolutionary influences in the fields of; science, technology, labor relations, ecology and health care.

His Neptune is in Scorpio Neptune in the second house indicates people who are idealistic about money and the use of material resources. Neptune being well aspected, the native will generously donate his funds to humanitarian and spiritual causes and will be liberal with material resources. The native may have intuitive insights into ways of making money and acquire great wealth. However these people generally have trouble holding on to their funds.

His Pluto's in Virgo Pluto in the twelfth house indicates a need to regenerate the unconscious mind by bringing its contents into consciousness. This can be manifested as an interest in psychology, occultism or mysticism. There can be profound insight in these natives. Pluto being well aspected, the native here can give sympathy and has the capacity to improve the circumstances of the unfortunate. These people have intensely highly developed intuitive powers. They have an unconscious telepathic sensitivity to the thoughts, feelings, and motives of others and this may cause them to withdraw into privacy and seclusion or to take secretive action against those they dislike.

His Midheaven's in Cancer This means his ultimate goal (However inconceivable to most, at the moment) is to settle down to a quiet home life and, yes; raise a family. Family is important to Cancer Midheavens and so are their home base and, as most of us already know, their private life. A native with a Cancer Midheaven will often work from home. - A home studio in the works, Yorgomou?

His Part of Fortune's in Scorpio In the second house; He is resourceful and energetic in his means of making money. (Like, Duh!...Surprise me.) He has the ability to transform worthless materials into something of real value. (A modern-day Midas?) Strong tendency to spend money at a rapid rate, sharing much too easily (Quite generous nature, too bleeding generous at times!) with his mate and/or friends.



Astrology is as old as measured time. Although there are many different approaches to astrology, all astrologers appear united in the idea that there is a connection between the heavens and the Earth -- they share one common space. For centuries there has been a misunderstanding concerning the nature of astrology to the effect that the heavens somehow "influence" events here on Earth. This theory of celestial influence has penetrated into the modern world until today it is the main concept or idea of astrology supported by the public -- the lay astrological audience.

Professional astrologers do not hold with theories of celestial influence. Instead, the modern astrologer conceives of the heavens and Earth as united, interpenetrating, and sharing a common space and time.

The great cosmic or celestial events happening around and beyond the Earth (eclipses, lineups, and so on) are not seen as CAUSING events to occur on Earth, but as great signatures of events ALSO happening here on Earth. In other words, there is no "cause" in the heavens followed by an "effect" here on Earth. Instead, both planetary and earthly events happen simultaneously and are mutually reflective. Neither is the cause of the other; both are the product of the moment, one acted out in the heavens above, the other here on the Earth below.

While astrologers don't feel that heavenly events are the cause of events here on Earth, they do feel that specific heavenly events are enacted here on the Earth too -- at the same moment. In other words, there is only one grand "play." The great drama enacted in the sky is also acted out (in exact detail) here on Earth in the same instant. Another way to say this is that the Earth is part of the cosmos and shares in that cosmic moment. Scientists have been discovering (for example) that sunspots, solar flares, and solar activity have a very definite (and almost immediate) effect here on Earth.

Astrologers tend to feel that all major cosmic events such as eclipses are interactive; they represent an activity also taking place within us and our consciousness. In summary, astrology is a study of heavenly cycles and cosmic events as they are reflected in our earthly environment and vice- versa -- a vast cosmic clock. Astrologers find the cosmic patterns revealed in the rhythmic motions of the planets a great help in shedding light on the seeming helter-skelter of everyday life. Astrologers may have their heads in the heavens, but only to better guide their feet here on Earth.

Major Planets
We are now ready to look at your astrology chart. We will start out with the major planets outside the Earth's orbit: Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. These are the planets of the outer world -- life as we find it outside ourselves. Mars tells us something about the drive and energy we have, Jupiter shows us how to best channel that energy, and Saturn indicates what sort of landscape or territory we will be passing through. Again: Saturn represents the life conditions (and obstacles) we will be passing through, Jupiter the way or path through it, and Mars what kind of push or drive we can count on to keep going. As we move from planet to planet, I will present each planet in the same format. For each planet I will point out any very clear abilities you may have in that particular planetary area. Second, I will outline problems that you should be aware of, and last I will indicate any special talents you may have related to the planet. Let's start with the planet Saturn in your chart which gives an insight into some of the problems we face in life.

Saturn
Astrology is a great tool for learning who we are and what we are good for. The process of finding out who we are (self-discovery) starts when we come to grips with whatever problems life presents to us and begin to get a handle on them. Astrologically, this has to do with the planet Saturn, the great time keeper. In other words, if we have not learned to deal with Saturn... if we don't have some control of time, literally: if we don't have any time, there is little opportunity to get to other questions in our life. Saturn rules the laws and the particular limitations of this material world we all live in. In our astrological charts, Saturn indicates where we are bound to learn, like it or not. Saturn is also said to be the great teacher, the planet that keeps us from getting too carried away in one direction or another. Although it always seeks to limit and determine any thought, word, or action, it also defines and clarifies. We will start with Saturn in your chart, and see how this planet affects you.

Jupiter
Now that we have looked at Saturn and some of the problems you face, we turn to a planet will show us how to deal with those problems: Jupiter. Jupiter has always been the key to Saturn and the planet of success. At the very least, it is the planet of simple survival, the way we keep going or get through life. Thus Jupiter has to do with the way in which we can be successful -- our vocation. It is interesting that the Hindu word for Jupiter is Guru. Jupiter is indeed the guru and guide, the way we go through life -- our life path or vocation. Jupiter is how we handle Saturn -- the laws of life, our limitations. It represents our particular light or path. Jupiter provides us with our sense of direction, the path we are on, the way we approach life's problems. It has always been an indicator of how successful we may be, and thus it is the planet of vocation. Now let's look at your particular Jupiter.

Mars
Our vocational success depends a lot on how we feel about our life -- our particular drive for success. Mars is the planet of emotion and inner motivation or drive. When we search for the meaning of something (life or whatever), it is Mars that urges us on, keeps us searching. Mars also drives us against things too, and sends us into war and combat. The urgency of Mars, the search for meaning, is identical to the deep need for union in each of us. Therefore Mars is the planet of union or yoga and marriage. Marriage is the most common form of yoga or union. When we have questions about sex drive and the search for the opposite sex, we are looking at the planet Mars. Each of us has an inner drive and emotional push with a very specific qualities. Let's take a look at Mars in your chart.

Sun/Earth
Beneath all of our Mars energy, our feelings and drive, is our self or very essence. In astrology, this is represented by the Sun/Earth combination -- our home planet. From the Sun comes light -- that which draws all of us living on this Earth into life. The Sun in the astrological chart represents the very heart of us, our deepest core essence. It is what we shall become after we work through all of the changes life offers us. In other words, in astrology the Sun/Earth represents our identity, or true self.

Inner Planets
So far we have dealt with the major planets (everything outside of us) and with our own planet Earth. We now turn to the two planets inside the Earth's orbit, which represent our inner life. The planets Mercury and Venus have more to do with our internal and personal life than with life outside us. Therefore, we can look to qualities that are inside us. Venus indicates how we appreciate and measure our experience, how we value or love life. Mercury tells us something about how our mind works, how we think and communicate -- our intrinsic brightness. Let's start with Venus, how and what we appreciate.

Venus
Venus rules our values and sense of appreciation. When we appraise or appreciate something, whether that be another person or a new car, this is Venus -- the sense of love and compassion we may feel. By the same token, this planet rules enjoyment of all kinds too. Whether it be self-appreciation or just plain old decadent self-enjoyment -- having a good time. This is Venus. When we go shopping or are on a spending spree, it is Venus that allows us to appreciate and value all the good things of life.

Mercury
And finally, the innermost planet is Mercury, the mind itself. Mercury is the light in our eyes, the ever-changing consciousness within us that moves from idea to idea. Thus Mercury has always represented thoughts, ideas, and the mental process in general. It governs not only ideas, but communications, too. Communications -- by phone, letter, spoken, or however -- are ruled by Mercury. Also thoughts, connections, phone wires, and everything that connects and conveys -- even conversations. By looking at our Mercury, we get an idea as to how our particular mind works.

Outer Planets
In the first section, we have dealt with planets that we can see with our naked eyes. In general, these planets refer to life as we know and live it and are the so-called historical or classic planets. Beyond these are three outer planets that are not visible in the sky and which have cycles longer than the average human life span. Since they are beyond Saturn or time, astrologers call them the trans-personal or transcendental planets -- the planets beyond the physical, the meta-physical planets. One of the ways astrologers learn something about our life beyond time (eternal life) is through these three outer planets: Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Here we find information on how we discover ourselves (Uranus), how we understand and accept these discoveries (Neptune), and, in time, how we identify with them (Pluto). Hang on to your metaphysical hats, because these planets deal with areas of our life that are definitely out there.

Uranus
Our responsibilities can tend to weigh us down, and we each have our particular ways of getting around (or breaking through) the mass of obstructions that tends to congeal around us. The planet that has to do with how we break-through and get beyond the difficulties and problems life presents us is Uranus. This planet represents the way insights come to us, how we discover or come to know and understand ourselves. It has to do with finding new uses for old things, and it rules inventions and sudden insights into our life -- everything that is unusual, eccentric, and out of the ordinary. It is the reverse of the status quo and is always unconventional and heretical. Uranus is, in many ways, the opposite, or undoing of Saturn. It is how we get out.

Neptune
Even the most hard-nosed of us have moments of real understanding, when things are seen as linked together and of one piece. We stop getting the idea in little flashes and just finally get the whole thing. It dawns on us. We each have our own way of letting go, having communion, and (as a poet once wrote) letting "the dewdrop slip into the shining sea." These moments and this state of mind are, in fact, the source for all our imagination. There are many ways of seeing through the separateness in the world to the unity behind it. This is the planet Neptune.