Mr stellium
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I've seen this to occur for a lot of charts I've seen (including my own), but not everyone will have it.
Using this egyptian bounds table:
How to interpret the table:
1. Note the exact degree of your Sun and Moon. For example, If my Sun was 9.27 Pisces (10 Pisces) and my Moon was 14.55 Cancer (15 Cancer).
2. Look at the table and see which planet "owns" this degree by bound/term.
Using the above examples, Sun is in the bounds of Venus. Moon is in the bounds of Mercury. Sun/Venus/Pisces and Moon/Mercury/Cancer.
3. Check your Dad's chart. The Sun is a general significator for the father. Using the above example, I would check to see if he have Venus in Pisces.
4. Check your mother's chart. Moon is general significator for the mother. Using the above example, I would check if she had Mercury in Cancer.
5. It might also be worth checking the chart of grandparents, especially if you are close to one of them.
Using this egyptian bounds table:
How to interpret the table:
1. Note the exact degree of your Sun and Moon. For example, If my Sun was 9.27 Pisces (10 Pisces) and my Moon was 14.55 Cancer (15 Cancer).
2. Look at the table and see which planet "owns" this degree by bound/term.
Using the above examples, Sun is in the bounds of Venus. Moon is in the bounds of Mercury. Sun/Venus/Pisces and Moon/Mercury/Cancer.
3. Check your Dad's chart. The Sun is a general significator for the father. Using the above example, I would check to see if he have Venus in Pisces.
4. Check your mother's chart. Moon is general significator for the mother. Using the above example, I would check if she had Mercury in Cancer.
5. It might also be worth checking the chart of grandparents, especially if you are close to one of them.
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