A cohort signature, this belongs to everyone born across those seven or so years; the earlier pass fell around 1912 to 1920, the cycle running about eighty-four years. The planet governs this sign in modern practice, so the disposition runs strong. The recent window covered the arrival of the domestic internet and the first genuinely global networks, and the children born into it never experienced a world organised any other way.
The collective temperament is sociable, abstract, and remarkably comfortable with rapid change. These cohorts organise without hierarchy, form friendships across continents without remark, and regard the group as the natural unit of action. They broke the geographic limits of association and rebuilt community as something chosen rather than inherited. The weakness that comes with it is a certain coolness, a preference for the cause over the neighbour, and a tendency to theorise problems that require presence.
The house and the aspects show where it lands in one life. In the eleventh house it produces friendships and affiliations that shift suddenly; in the seventh, partners met through unusual channels and relationships conducted on unconventional terms; in the ninth, ideology rather than doctrine. Contacts from Mercury or the Sun make the person themselves the disruptive element in whatever group they join, usually by asking, in a mild voice, why the rule exists at all.
What It Gives
- ◆natural at networked organisation
- ◆friendship across distance
- ◆comfort with rapid change
- ◆collective rather than personal loyalty
What It Costs
- ◆coolness in close relationships
- ◆theory preferred to presence
- ◆affiliations that shift abruptly
This is one line of a whole chart. The rest of it — every placement, house and aspect at once — is a birth date away.
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