Fixed Star Zubeneschamali

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Zubeneschamali at 19°22′ Scorpio has an orb of 2°00′
Fixed Star Zubeneschamali

Libra Constellation [Stellarium]

The Sun joins Zubeneschamali on November 11

Fixed star Zubeneschamali, Beta Librae (β Lib), is a 3rd magnitude single star on the Northern Scale of the Balance, Constellation Libra .

β Lib has a magnitude of 2.61, spectral type B8 V, and is a very fast spinner, with a projected rotational velocity of 250 km/s. It is a suspected variable, showing brightness variations with an amplitude of 0.3 magnitudes. Some suggest a small companion causes the variations, but none has been detected around the star; therefore, it is classified as a single star.
      β Lib may have once been considerably brighter. Eratosthenes (276-194 BC) noted that the star was brighter than α Sco (Antares) and every other star in the combined Scorpion and Claws. Ptolemy (100-170 AD) said β Lib and α Sco were equally bright. It is uncertain whether β Lib was really that much brighter than it is now or if α Sco was fainter and later brightened.
      The color is blue-white, but earlier observers often described β Lib as the only greenish star visible to the naked eye. [1]

β Lib is officially named Zubeneschamali.
      Applied in Renaissance times from its modern Arabic name al-zubānā al-shamālī, “the Northern Claw (of the Scorpion).” The stars of Libra were interpreted by the Babylonians as “the Claws of Scorpius” (thus forming a much larger Scorpion), and alternatively (perhaps in a more recent stage) they were made an independent constellation, “the Balance.” Both these conceptions lived on until the Greeks and, partly, the indigenous Arabs (see also β Sco, Graffias). Previous to Greek influences, the indigenous Arabs used the name al-zubānayān, “the Two Claws (of the Scorpion),” for the lunar mansion marked by α and β Lib. (Indigenous Arabic al-zubānayān is obviously related etymologically to Babylonian zibānītu, but the latter, also marked by α and β Lib, meant “the Balance.”). [2]

β, 2.7, pale emerald.
Zubeneschamali, sometimes Zuben el Chamali, is from Al Zubān al Shamāliyyah, the equivalent of Χηλή βόρειος, “the Northern Claw”; Kiffa borealis is Arabic and Latin for “the Northern Scale Tray”; Bayer’s Lanx septentrionalis signifies the same thing; and Vazneschemali, “the Southern Weight,” was used by Riccioli. So that β, as well as α, seems always to have borne the name of that half of the constellation figure which it marked. Epping says that it marked the 22d ecliptic constellation of Babylonia, Nura sha-Iltānu, “the Northern Light.”
      The alphas and β constituted the 14th manzil, Al Zubānā, although Al Bīrūnī said that this title should be Zaban, “to push,” as though one of the stars were pushing away the other (!).  The two alphas were the determinants of the 21st Babylonian ecliptic constellation Nūru-sha-Shūtu, “the Southern Light”; and some have included β and γ with them in the Euphratean Entena-mas-luv, “the Star of the Tail-tip,” as though they marked that part of the enormous, but undetermined, ancient Hydra of Chaldaea, the very early Afr of Arabia. Oppert considers them the Idχu that others apply to the star Altair.
      α, β, δ, ζ, μ, ν, ξ, and χ Librae were the archaic Euphratean Altar, located in the zodiac next preceding Scorpio, and figured on gems, tablets, and boundary stones, alone or in a pair. Brown thinks that Libra’s present symbol, ♎, generally considered a representation of the beam of the Balance, shows the top of the Altar, with the stars in this constellation well showing a circular altar. Sometimes this Euphratean figure was varied into that of a Censer, and frequently into that of a Lamp. This Lamp has also been shown on boundary stones held in the Scorpion’s claws, and we see the same idea even as late as the Farnese globe and Hyginus of 1488, where the Scales have taken the place of the Lamp. When the Altar, Censer, and Lamp were in the course of time forgotten, or removed to the South, the Claws were left behind, and perhaps extended, till they in turn were replaced by Libra. [3]

α², β, γ and ι Librae are the Chinese asterism Di (Root), the 1st asterism of the 3rd lunar mansion, also named Di (Root). β Lib itself is named 氐宿四 (Dī Sù Sì), “Root Constellation IV.” [4]
      The same 4 stars are the Sanskrit asterism Vishakha, “branched” or “forked.” [5]

2000*2050NameOrb
12♏1813♏00Alphecca2°10′
15♏0515♏47Zubenelgenubi2°00′
19♏2220♏04Zubeneschamali2°00′
22♏0422♏47Unukalhai2°00′
23♏4724♏29Agena2°40′

Zubeneschamali Astrology

Fixed star Zubeneschamali has the spectral type B8, indicating the planetary nature of Jupiter and, to a lesser extent, Venus.

JUPITER-VENUS:   Contented, happy disposition, honorable, philosophical mind, legal or ecclesiastical preferment, help through women. If rising or culminating, honor and riches. [6]

SPECTRAL CLASSES B:   A fondness for power, great authority, the ability to command, martial honors, kingly preferment, victory over enemies, liberality, and cosmopolitan views. High honors, wealth, and renown are possible. It also suggests a higher spiritual nature, but few can respond. A variable star (suspected) adds a tendency to be loquacious, changeable, rash, and headstrong. [7]

SCALE, NORTH.   β Librae.
      Notes.   
A pale emerald star situated in the northern scale of the Balance. Its proper name is Zubeneschamali, from Al Zuban al Shamaliyyah, the Northern Claw, a reference to the ancient celestial sphere in which Libra was omitted and Scorpio occupied 60°. It is symbolically called the Full Price.
      Influence.   According to Ptolemy it is of the nature of Jupiter and Mercury, but later writers have considered it similar to Jupiter and Mars, and Alvidas likens it to Mars in sextile to Jupiter. It gives good fortune, high ambition, beneficence, honor, riches, and permanent happiness. [6]

EL SCHEMALI.   β Librae.
      A blue-white star in the northern balance of the scale. Spectral class B8. Also called SCALE NORTH.
      BASIC INFLUENCES:  This star imparts to its natives ambition, good fortune, honors, wealth, happiness, high ambition, psychic preferment. [7]

Northern Scale of Libra:
      β Librae, fundamental influence Jupiter, plus Mercury and likely some influence from Mars. Beneficial effect: honors and high status as a scholar or senior official, especially with the Sun, Moon, or Jupiter in the 10th House. Its position with Mars also appears generally favorable, as this seems to activate the star’s Mercurial energy, so to speak. [8]

Northern Scales, β Librae.
      The Northern Scales has a Jupiter-Mercury nature and therefore positive properties. Tied up with the MC and Asc or with well-placed stellar bodies, the Northern Scales are credited with helping the native gain honors and distinction. When connected with Mercury they are supposed to make the native studious. In good position, the star will arouse, above all things, spiritual and mental forces. The conjunction with Sun, Moon, or Jupiter favors civil servants, lawyers and scientists.
      A credit given to both the Southern Scales and the Northern Scales is that they bestow an immortal name.
      Wolfgang Von Goethe had the Northern Scales conjunction Asc (1°46′). His map also shows a square to Uranus.
      The birth chart of Mussolini, the Italian dictator, shows the fixed star conjunction Asc (2°47′) – Sun/Pluto (succeed by power of own personality) – Sun/Jupiter (with success).
      Mahatma Gandhi, who freed India from British rule by non-violent action, was born when Mars was conjunct the Northern Scale (1°20′) and in opposition to Pluto. Gandhi became known worldwide and was admired by millions, but in spite of all this, he was assassinated. [Gandhi also has Venus conjunct Zubeneschamali (1°28′).]
      South African Premier Verwood had the fixed star united with MC (1°28′) and semisquare Jupiter. He reached the top position in the state, but the first attempt on his life brought him injuries and the second attempt brought him death.
      Hans Driesch, a widely traveled visiting lecturer whose books are known all over the world, had this fixed star conjunction Moon (0°44′). It is interesting to note that he was the first university professor in Germany who had the courage to write a preface to a major astrological book (v. Klöckler: Astrologie als Erfahrungswissenschaft (Astrology as a Science of Experience).
      The great English statesman Winston Churchill has the fixed star in his natal chart conjunction Mercury (0°01′) = Uranus/Pluto. [9]

Zubeneschamali, or the Northern Scale, is considered a very fruitful star. The Chaldeans believed that when this star was clear the crops would be good. [10]

The North Scale, β Librae, marks the scale-pan of the weighing-balance of Libra. But it is just as well known as Zuban Al Shamali (El Schemali), meaning the North Claw (of the Scorpion.)
      North Scale is a Jupiter-Mercury star in Ptolemy’s book. This star is much noted for particular sharpness of mind and intellect and, according to what planets, house and aspects are found with it on the horoscope. There is often a very powerful psychic quality there also – or psychotic if the planets and aspects are of a harsh enough nature. This is just what we must expect from the simile of a Jupiter-Mercury conjunction: for good or ill it will go to the extremes of what a human mind can achieve. [11]

Fixed star Zubeneschamali rules the middle section of the colon. [12]

Psychic or Psychotic, a Name to be Remembered

  • Psychic entertainer Uri Geller has a conjunction of Moon, Venus and Jupiter on Zubeneschamali, quincunx Uranus.
  • Charles Manson has the conjunction of Sun and Venus on this same star, but psychic turns to psychotic with a square to Saturn.
  • Leonardo DiCaprio also has the Sun and Venus conjunct Zubeneschamali, but a trine to Saturn seems to make him more lovable.
  • Valerie Solanas, the radical feminist who tried to kill Andy Warhol, had Moon and POF on this star, sent psychotic with quincunx aspects to Sun, Mercury and AC.
  • Lynndie England gained an immortal name for all the wrong reasons at Abu Ghraib prison. Her good fortune from a Venus Jupiter conjunction on Zubeneschamali went pear-shaped for her reputation with a square to MC, made worse with the Sun conjunct Zubenelgenubi, the malevolent neighbor star.
  • Mohandas Gandhi gained immortal status with Venus and Mars conjunct Zubeneschamali, but an opposition to Pluto made it an intense struggle against powerful forces.
  • Psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer combined the spiritual and mental forces of the North Scale with a conjunction to Jupiter, North Node and the Vertex Point, trine Chiron.

The combination of spiritual and intellectual powers brings a name to be remembered for astrologers:

Asterism Di the Root

15♏05 to 25♏08

Di belongs to the Earth element and is associated with the raccoon dog. The character 氐 (Di) signifies root and foundation, like a tree that needs roots to support its trunk and grow deep underground. However, when these roots are exposed, it signifies the cold winter and the withering of vegetation. Di represents the chest of the Azure Dragon, signifying a clear understanding of all things. The dragon’s chest is its vital center, of utmost importance, and therefore generally auspicious. [13]
      The Di constellation is suitable for making agricultural tools, planting barley, wheat, rice, millet, etc., and planting various fruit trees. Brewing wine and nectar, planting jujubes, planting trees, sugarcane, etc., are all auspicious. However, large-scale undertakings are not advisable. [14]

Di Personality

Those born under the Root Constellation are understanding and easily gain help from others. They are skilled in strategy, resourceful, ambitious, decisive, yet refined and amiable. They often appear to wander because they dislike being bound by rules. 13 Twenty-Eight Mansions – Baidu Encyclopedia.
      Their inherent traits include amiability, understanding, strategic thinking, and easy access to support from elders. However, a rebellious nature can set back one’s fortune. A prosperous middle age requires planning for one’s later years. [4]
      Those born under this constellation are destined for a life of Dharma harmony, possessing auspicious features and making offerings to the Buddha and Heaven. They are intelligent, understanding, and virtuous. They receive the king’s favor and enjoy wealth, intelligence, and a comfortable life for their families. [14]

Song History (1346)

Di Su consists of four stars representing the Emperor’s palace chambers, the residence of empresses and consorts, and a place for rest and relaxation. It is also known as Tian Gen, the “Root of Heaven,” and governs epidemics and plagues. The first two stars (α² Lib and β Lib) represent the official wife; the last two stars (ι¹ Lib and γ Lib) symbolize concubines.
      A solar eclipse in this region signifies that high ministers or chancellors are engaging in flattery and slander; alternatively, it may indicate resentment from the sovereign’s empress or consorts toward certain officials, causing concern among high-ranking ministers. A solar halo indicates a dominant female ruler; it portends national distress or troop mobilization.
      A lunar eclipse in Di Su bodes ill for high ministers and the empress’s consorts, or signals rising grain prices. A lunar halo presages misfortune for generals and the spread of epidemics; during winter, it indicates floods and danger to the ruler, which can be resolved through a pardon or amnesty.
      If the moon transgresses Di Su, palace guard commanders face punishment, or war or banditry threatens. If the moon transgresses the right star (α² Lib), floods are imminent, while occultation (total covering) implies a secret plot involving a general.
      If Mercury transgresses Di Su, high-ranking officials suffer sudden distress; if it remains over the mansion for a long time, floods, droughts, or war occur. If it enters or lingers here, high-ranking individuals face imprisonment. If it passes over the left-hand star (γ Lib or β Lib?), the Emperor takes personal command of the army.
      If Venus transgresses Di Su, guards or generals will be executed; if it enters this region, disease and epidemics occur. Alternatively, it heralds a general’s appointment. If it passes over the right-hand star (α² Lib), floods occur.
      If Mars transgresses Di Su, ministers overstep their authority; alternatively, generals suffer concern or distress; if it lingers over Di Su for a long time, an amnesty will be issued.
      If Jupiter transgresses Di Su, there will be a pardon or the appointment of an empress; if it remains over Di Su for a prolonged period, earthquakes and bountiful harvests occur. If it moves in retrograde motion during this time, it heralds warfare.
      If Saturn transgresses Di Su, palace guards or military commanders will be executed; if it remains over this mansion for a prolonged period, an amnesty is issued. If its color appears yellow, the empress experiences good fortune, or the crown prince may be formally invested. If it stations in the mansion, war erupts across the land; if all stars appear bright and clear, pardon follows.
      If a guest star transgresses Di Su, the price of oxen and horses rises; if it is yellowish-white, good news or amnesty follows. Alternatively, it may indicate border warfare or turmoil in the inner palace. If such a star remains for fifty days without departing, an assassin is at large.
      If a comet transgresses Di Su, a general amnesty will follow, and grain prices will rise; if the star disappears or fades, a great epidemic occurs. If it enters this region, minor military conflict arises; alternatively, the ruler will face instability.
      If a bōxīng (a hairy or hazy tailless comet) transgresses Di Su, grain prices become high; if it exits the region, an amnesty is issued; if it enters, minor military conflict occurs. Some say that its transgression indicates ministers challenging or usurping the ruler’s authority.
      If a shooting star transgresses Di Su, officials of the Secret Archives (secret or imperial library) will face trouble; occurring in winter or summer, it heralds floods or droughts; according to the Yisi Zhan (Divination of the Yisi Year), it signifies good news in the inner palace, though a reddish-black hue indicates unrest within the inner palace among consorts and empresses.
      Regarding the entry of cloud formations: yellow signifies earthworks or construction; black portends floods; red signifies warfare; blue-green or white indicates epidemic disease; and pure white signifies sorrow in the inner palace. [15]

Constellation Libra the Balance

05♏58 to 02♐34

KEYWORDS   for the Libra constellation:
      (+) Positive:   Intuitive, harmonious, observant, cautious, modest, refined, regal bearing, justice, intellectual, amiable, impartial.
      (–) Negative:   Highly emotional, worrying, vacillating, self-indulgent, sensuality, excesses, overly cautious. [7]

LIBRA. The Balance or Scales
      History and Legend.   Libra was not considered a separate constellation by the ancients and was called Chelae, or the Claws of Scorpio, which sign was made to consist of 60°. The present constellation figure is said to represent the balance wherein Astraea weighed the deeds of men and presented them to Jupiter.
      Influences.   Ptolemy makes the following observations: “Those stars at the points of the claws of Scorpio operate like Jupiter and Mercury: those in the middle of the claws, like Saturn, and in some degree like Mars.” By the Kabalists, Libra is associated with the Hebrew letter Heth and the 8th Tarot Trump “Justice”. [6]

The Constellation of The Balance
      Now called Libra (Lib), this constellation in very ancient times was called the “Claws of the Scorpion.” This is just another indication of the error of modern astrologers in assigning the development of the zodiac as we know it today to a time much earlier than the 5th century B.C. Indeed, even Hipparchos (c. 150B.C.) listed this constellation as being part of the constellation of the Scorpion.
      The constellation has a reputation for portending the death of kings due to comets being noted here in 43 B.C. (year of Caesar’s assassination) and 1106 (death of Henry IV of Germany). The constellation of Libra also indicates events concerning sacred rites and changes in religious customs. The reign of Henry IV, for example, resulted in an end of the dominance of the papacy by the kings of Germany and the emergence of the Christian church as a major secular force in Europe. [10]

Beta Librae, Zubeneschamali

Beta Librae, Zubeneschamali [SIMBAD]

Fixed Star Zubeneschamali Conjunctions

Ascendant conjunct Zubeneschamali: A splendid and illustrious life; glorious, mighty and commanding nature; fame, busy with many activities, bountiful resources, well known or feared in cities and regions. Prosperity from youth and in own city. [16]

Honor, preferment, good fortune. [6]

Helps the native gain honors and distinction. [10]

Clint Eastwood 0°11′, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 0°24′ (and S. Node), Sarah, Duchess of York 0°35′ Robert Pelletier 0°36′, Marcel Duchamp 0°41′, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec 0°55′, Keith Richards 1°22′, Emily Dickinson 1°34′, Wolfgang Von Goethe 1°46′.

Ascendant conjunct Zubeneschamali and born in the day: Natives who are lovers of letters, scholars, popular speakers, ingenious, lovers of music and the arts, who hit the mark, good-looking, capable of many activities, dignified, pious, religious, fit for business, well known or those who acquire gold and silver and other riches thanks to fortunate relationships or exchanges and who retain their noble feeling even in misfortune. [16]

Ascendant conjunct Zubeneschamali and born at night: They claim to be wise and are braggarts and affected and pretenders. They are nevertheless erudite, have a good memory, are capable of teaching and are pure in their desires. [16]

Keith Richards 1°22′

Midheaven conjunct Zubeneschamali: A splendid and illustrious life; glorious, mighty and commanding nature; fame, busy with many activities, bountiful resources, well known or feared in cities and regions. Prosperity from youth and in own city. [16]

Honor, preferment, good fortune. [6]

Helps the native gain honors and distinction. [10]

Sean Connery 0°19′, Durek Verrett 0°20′, Rolf de Heer 0°29′, Jane Boroski 0°35′ (and Neptune), Keith Holyoake 0°54′, Elizabeth I 0°56′, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 0°57′, Amy Lee 0°59′, Marie Curie 1°06′, Jack Paar 1°10′, Napoleon III of France 1°18′, Nicholas Culpeper 1°21′ (and Venus), Hendrik Verwoerd 1°28′, Chuck Schumer 1°41′, Emanuel Swedenborg 1°52′. 

Descendant conjunct Zubeneschamali: A splendid and illustrious life; glorious, mighty and commanding nature; fame, busy with many activities; bountiful resources; well known or feared in cities and regions. Prosperity around middle age or through marriage or women. [16]

Halle Berry 1°11′ (and Neptune, S. Node), Thomas Hayes 1°22′, Allan Kardec 1°44′.

Imum Colei conjunct Zubeneschamali: A splendid and illustrious life; glorious, mighty and commanding nature; fame, busy with many activities, bountiful resources, well known or feared in cities and regions. Prosperity in old age or through savings, investments or pensions, death will be famous and known to all. [16]

Anita Bryant 1°34′.

Part of Fortune conjunct Zubeneschamali: Benny Hinn 0°20′, Valerie Solanas 0°45′ (and Moon), Vera Atkins 1°04′.

Sun conjunct Zubeneschamali: Great good fortune, high position, transitory difficulties eventually proving beneficial. [6]

The native has good organizing ability, may benefit from their associates, gain an authoritive position. High preferment in legal, religion, sports, martial and matters dealing with public affairs. The native may encounter temporary difficulties, even small setbacks, but will overcome them. Negatively, the native can have legal problems, become involved in unusual situations. [7]

Beneficial effect: honors and high status as a scholar or senior official. [8]

Favors civil servants, lawyers and scientists. [9]

Daniel Ortega 0°00′, Ennio Morricone 0°07′, George Blake 0°08′, King Edward VII 0°15′, Leonardo DiCaprio 0°21′ (and Venus), Jonathan Winters 0°52′, Friedrich Merz 0°58′, Grace Kelly 1°11′, Charles Manson 1°22′ (and Venus), Carl Sagan 1°37′, Whoopi Goldberg 1°49′. 

Moon conjunct Zubeneschamali: A splendid and illustrious life; great, distinguished and opulent nature. [16]

Active mind, organizing ability, benefits through new and influential friends, valuable gifts, uses friends’ names to obtain money but matter is amicably settled, high position, love of respectable women. [6]

High public preferment is possible; the native has good organizing ability, an active mind, gains assistance of friends. [7]

Beneficial effect: honors and high status as a scholar or senior official. [8]

Favors civil servants, lawyers and scientists. [9]

Barbara Castle 0°03′ (and S. Node), Gough Whitlam 0°15′, Alexander Scriabin 0°26′, Nancy Pelosi 0°32′, Jonathan Cainer 0°35′, Howard Baker 0°42′, Hans Driesch 0°44′, Uri Geller 0°49′ (and Venus, Jupiter), Linda McCartney 1°00′, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick 1°01′, Katy Perry 1°11′, Mary MacArthur 1°24′, Roger Federer 1°37′, Valerie Solanas 1°46′ (and POF), The Weeknd 1°48′ (and Pluto).

Mercury conjunct Zubeneschamali: Active, alert, favors from influential people, good position, much expenditure, benefits through writings. [6]

The native is mentally keen, very ambitious. Writing and public preferment is possible. These natives acquire the ability to know how to make their words count, for good or for bad. This can exhibit itself as writings, as speeches, and if the native is careless with their statements or writings, they can face many unforeseen problems. Forthrightness is the keynote of this conjunction. Domestic problems possible. The native can say in a few words what generally takes many words. [7]

Studious. [9]

Winston Churchill 0°01′, Christos Tsiolkas 0°05′, Escoffier Auguste 0°05′, Luc Jouret 0°11′, Nola Williams 0°12′, Morris Lurie 0°26′, Tony Abbott 0°31′, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva 0°34′, Jean-Claude Van Damme 0°34′, Andrew Tate 0°36′, Kim Kardashian 0°42′, Andre Gide 0°45′, Ezra Pound 1°03′, Virginia Mae Brown 1°17′, Arthur Rimbaud 1°24′, John Galliano 1°41′, Mark Twain 1°42′, Montgomery Clift 1°49, Deepak Chopra 1°52′ (and Mars).

Venus conjunct Zubeneschamali: Social success, help from women, favorable for love affairs and marriage. [6]

The native is ambitious, a generally pleasing attitude, buoyant with an inspirational mind. Socially active.  Negatively, this conjunction gives the native the same attributes but offers domestic and romantic problems. Psychic preferment. [7]

Nicholas Culpeper 0°07′ (and MC), Dmitri Shostakovich 0°08′, Charles Manson 0°09′ (and Sun), Ben Thompson 0°13′, Drake 0°15′, Martin Frankel 0°15′, Martin Luther 0°15′ (and Saturn), Tarja Halonen 0°15′, Chris Evert 0°16′, Marina Abramović 0°18′, Rosaleen Norton 0°20′, Steven Spielberg 0°37′ (and Jupiter), Marie Stopes 0°46′, Jeff Green 0°48′, Andrea Dworkin 0°49′, Leonardo DiCaprio 0°52′ (and Sun), Angela Rippon 0°52′, Samuel Adams 0°56′, Uri Geller 1°02′ (and Moon, Jupiter), Joseph Crane 1°17′ (and Saturn), Jose Maria Carreras 1°17′, Mohandas Gandhi 1°28′ (and Mars), Bill Gates 1°28′, Lynndie England 1°38′ (and Jupiter), Sir Hugh Greene 1°41′, Carl Wilson 1°50′, Ted Bundy 2°00.

Mars conjunct Zubeneschamali: High ambitions, success through energy, influential position, forceful writer and speaker. [6]

The star imparts to its native an ambitious nature of an enthusiastic kind, vigorous and aggressive, oratorical ability, open-minded and frank. The native can rise to an influential position. [7]

Generally favorable, as this seems to activate the star’s Mercurial energy, so to speak. [8]

Rosemary Kennedy 0°11′, Liu Xiaobo 0°20′, Sydney Sweeney 0°22′, Harvey Weinstein 0°24′, Deepak Chopra 0°28′ (and Mercury), Athol Rusden 0°28′, Mark Zuckerberg 0°40′, Maureen O’Hara 0°47′, Pat Tillman 0°51′, Barbara Hutton 0°54′, Cindy Sherman 0°58′, Jimi Hendrix 1°02′, William McKinley 1°12′, Richard Petty 1°12′, Hans Arp 1°17′, Mohandas Gandhi 1°20′ (and Venus), Jeremy Renner 1°23′, Emmeline Pankhurst 1°25′, Bobby Brown 1°27′, Dylan Thomas 1°31′, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 1°48′.

Jupiter conjunct Zubeneschamali: Philosophical mind, ecclesiastical or legal preferment, able writer or speaker, influential friends. [6]

Preferment in religion, philosophy, and all matters dealing with the public. Native is capable, should have many friends. [7]

Favors civil servants, lawyers and scientists. [9]

(0°30′ orb): This brings self-esteem to these natives through their good works. These are the person who would give up their own life for another. They build very powerful relationships. This is truly the eagle and not the scorpion. They work on a high level and pick their associates very carefully. Although this can be overdone, they never harm another. [12]

Ian Anderson 0°00′, Salman Rushdie 0°08′, Carl Wilson 0°09′, Bryan Brown 0°10′, Marcel Marceau 0°12′, Edith Allonby 0°15′, Emile Zola 0°20′, Elvis Presley 0°23′, Uri Geller 0°28′ (and Moon, Venus), Raymond Merriman 0°30′, Diane Arbus 0°31′, Larry Csonka 0°33′, Peter Dutton 0°37′, Barry Crump 0°38′, Arnold Schwarzenegger 0°39′, Steven Spielberg 0°41′ (and Venus), Lynndie England 0°44′ (and Venus), Todd Akin 0°47′, Charlton Heston 0°47′, Janet Street-Porter 0°50′, David Essex 0°52′, O. J. Simpson 0°53′, Gilles Duceppe 0°53′, Steve Forbes 0°56′, Queen Camilla 0°56′, Barron Trump 0°58′, Robert Englund 1°17′, April Ashley 1°18′, Charles Jayne 1°29′, Alois Alzheimer 1°37′ (and N. Node, Vx).

Jupiter in 10th House conjunct Zubeneschamali: Beneficial effect: honors and high status as a scholar or senior official. [8]

Saturn conjunct Zubeneschamali: Cautious, reserved, studious, economical, analytical, good chemist or detective, good judge of human nature, early losses never fully recovered, favorable for gain and domestic matters, sickness to children in infancy. [6]

Robert Kennedy 0°01′, Martin Luther 0°10′ (and Venus), John Galsworthy 0°22′, Rock Hudson 0°26′, William F. Buckley Jr.0 28°′, Jamison Twins 0°34′, Denzel Washington 0°45′, Steve Earle 0°55′, Annie Lennox 0°57′, Mark David Chapman 1°01′, Kevin Costner 1°02′, Jonathan Winters 1°03′, Sydney Omarr 1°12′, Chris Brennan 1°13′, Joseph Crane 1°13′ (and Venus), John Derek 1°23′, Chris Evert 1°24′, Debra Winger 1°27′, George Melly 1°32′, Leopold Auenbrugger 1°42′, F. Scott Fitzgerald 1°44′, J. P. Morgan 1°59′. 

Uranus conjunct Zubeneschamali: Economical, great self-control, psychic, material instincts, many difficulties, good for gain but much expenditure, loss through law and enemies, help from influential friends, occasional peculiar domestic disharmony, sudden death often from heart trouble. [6]

Katie Holmes 0°04′, Rudolph Valentino 0°06′, Kate Hudson 0°44′, Kourtney Kardashian 0°47′, Walter Koch 0°47′, Isaac Newton 1°16′, Dane Rudhyar 1°41′, Stormy Daniels 1°43′, Napoleon II of France 1°50′, Michelangelo 2°00′.

Neptune conjunct Zubeneschamali: Occult writer or speaker, medical or chemical discoveries, practical, kind, sympathetic, alive to self-interests, gain through marriage and business, disharmony with parents, grandparents or relatives, legacy obtained through litigation, suffers from accidents, death resulting from previous injury. [6]

Robson Green 0°04′, Augusten Burroughs 0°06′, Christos Tsiolkas 0°11′, Albrecht Dürer 0°15′, Roberta Close 0°19′, Matt Biondi 0°24′, Liz Cheney 0°30′, Halle Berry 0°33′ (and DC, S. Node), Robert Downey Jr. 0°37′, Rodney King 0°40′, Piers Morgan 0°44′, Salma Hayek 0°47′ (and S. Node), Brooke Shields 0°50′, Matt Dillon 1°02′, Jim McGovern 1°04′, Bashar al-Assad 1°09′, Price Edward 1°10′, Cecilia Bartoli 1°17′, Charlie Sheen 1°18′, Nicholas Cage 1°31′, Nigel Farage 1°33′.

Pluto conjunct Zubeneschamali: Travis Scott 0°01′, Thomas Jefferson 0°17′, Azealia Banks 0°50′, Holly Parker 1°19′, The Weeknd 1°27′, Jane Boroski 1°35′ (and MC), Hasan Piker 1°41′, Gypsy-Rose Blanchard 1°41′.

North Node conjunct Zubeneschamali: Sid Vicious 0°53′, Tiger Woods 1°53′.

South Node conjunct Zubeneschamali: Imelda Marcos 0°14′, Alice Cooper 0°21′, Salma Hayek 0°23′ (and Neptune), Sam Altman 1°00′, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 1°10′ (and AC), Barbara Castle 1°27′ (and Moon), Halle Berry 1°51′ (and Neptune, DC). 

References
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