This is a good example where the myth and symbolism of a planet differ." However, from statistical work done on thousands of charts, the Magi Society has found this not to be true. This body is controversial in astrological circles because traditional astrologers say that it symbolises the "wounded healer" because of the myth of the Centaur that Chiron is named after. It is symbolic of authentic charisma and freedom (Uranus is the urge to be free but not freedom itself). For example, marriage, significant emotional ties, the family, spouses, children, karmic bonds, public image, career and earning power. To Magi Astrologers it rules very important things. It was discovered in 1977 and is considered by astronomers to be both a comet and an asteroid. "Chiron is a very interesting body and is quite controversial. The charisma that Juno imparts is like a spell that only lasts for so long, once the spell is broken then the charisma is gone."įor soulmates you need to look at Chiron. The Magi Society has found that Juno is the most sexual planet "Another asteroid, this one was discovered in 1804 and a late friend of mine used to call it the "rock 'n roll planet" because it rules sex and drugs specifically the rock 'n roll lifestyle, addictions, sexual charisma, casual sex, emotionless sex, adultery, marriage without children, illusions, delusions, dreams, fantasy, misinformation and false love.
You need to separate the myth and the reality with the planets/asteroids/astrobodies discovered in modern times.
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