ZODIAC CHILD
A Solar
Writer Report
for Walt
Disney

Written by
Stephanie Johnson
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Astrological Summary
Chart Point Positions: Walt
Disney
|
Planet |
Sign |
Position |
House |
Comment |
|
The Moon |
Libra |
9°Li07' |
1st |
|
|
The Sun |
Sagittarius |
12°Sg26' |
3rd |
|
|
Mercury |
Scorpio |
27°Sc25' |
3rd |
|
|
Venus |
Capricorn |
29°Cp42' |
5th |
|
|
Mars |
Capricorn |
8°Cp27' |
4th |
|
|
Jupiter |
Capricorn |
15°Cp23' |
4th |
|
|
Saturn |
Capricorn |
14°Cp40' |
4th |
|
|
Uranus |
Sagittarius |
16°Sg49' |
3rd |
read into 4th House |
|
Neptune |
Cancer |
0°Cn33' |
10th |
|
|
Pluto |
Gemini |
17°Ge47' |
9th |
read into 10th House |
|
The North Node |
Scorpio |
13°Sc19' |
2nd |
|
|
The South Node |
Taurus |
13°Ta19' |
8th |
|
|
The Ascendant |
Virgo |
24°Vi40' |
1st |
|
|
The Midheaven |
Gemini |
23°Ge46' |
10th |
|
|
The Part of Fortune |
Scorpio |
27°Sc59' |
3rd |
|
Chart Point Aspects
|
Planet |
Aspect |
Planet |
Orb |
App/Sep |
|
The Moon |
Sextile |
The Sun |
3°19' |
Applying |
|
The Moon |
Square |
Mars |
0°40' |
Separating |
|
The Moon |
Square |
Jupiter |
6°15' |
Applying |
|
The Moon |
Square |
Saturn |
5°33' |
Applying |
|
The Sun |
Conjunction |
Uranus |
4°23' |
Applying |
|
The Sun |
Opposition |
Pluto |
5°20' |
Applying |
|
The Sun |
Quincunx |
The South Node |
0°53' |
Applying |
|
Mercury |
Sextile |
Venus |
2°16' |
Applying |
|
Mercury |
Semisquare |
Saturn |
2°15' |
Applying |
|
Mercury |
Conjunction |
The Part of Fortune |
0°34' |
Applying |
|
Venus |
Semisquare |
Uranus |
2°07' |
Applying |
|
Venus |
Quincunx |
Neptune |
0°51' |
Applying |
|
Venus |
Trine |
The Ascendant |
5°01' |
Separating |
|
Venus |
Sextile |
The Part of Fortune |
1°42' |
Separating |
|
Mars |
Conjunction |
Jupiter |
6°55' |
Applying |
|
Mars |
Conjunction |
Saturn |
6°13' |
Applying |
|
Mars |
Trine |
The South Node |
4°52' |
Applying |
|
Jupiter |
Conjunction |
Saturn |
0°42' |
Separating |
|
Jupiter |
Sextile |
The North Node |
2°03' |
Separating |
|
Jupiter |
Trine |
The South Node |
2°03' |
Separating |
|
Saturn |
Sextile |
The North Node |
1°20' |
Separating |
|
Saturn |
Trine |
The South Node |
1°20' |
Separating |
|
Uranus |
Opposition |
Pluto |
0°57' |
Applying |
|
Uranus |
Opposition |
The Midheaven |
6°56' |
Applying |
|
Neptune |
Sesquisquare |
The North Node |
2°14' |
Applying |
|
Neptune |
Semisquare |
The South Node |
2°14' |
Applying |
|
Neptune |
Square |
The Ascendant |
5°53' |
Applying |
|
Neptune |
Conjunction |
The Midheaven |
6°47' |
Applying |
|
Pluto |
Conjunction |
The Midheaven |
5°59' |
Separating |
|
The Ascendant |
Square |
The Midheaven |
0°54' |
Applying |
Introduction

"There are stars whose
radiance is visible on earth though they have long been extinct. There are
people whose brilliance continues to light the world though they are no longer
among the living. These lights are particularly bright when the night is
dark." -- Hannah Senesh
This report has been written
to introduce you to the concepts of astrology and how to get started with a
child's natal chart. Astrology is a complex and meaningful science which takes
years to study and apply successfully; however, we would like to whet your
appetite with this report, and encourage you to deepen your understanding
through other means.
Astrology is a study of the
connection between planets and life on Earth. It is based on a concept that
energy patterns form between other planets and Earth and that these energies
affect our lives as individuals and communities.
An astrological chart, also
known as a horoscope, natal chart, or birth chart, records the relationship
between the planets and the signs of the Zodiac. Charts can be calculated for
the birth of a person, a community, an event or anything that seems momentous.
The horoscope is as individual and unique as a fingerprint.
The aim of this report is to
act as a guide for parents and mentors of children. All parents want the best
for their children. We want our children to live happy and fulfilled lives. All
mentors and teachers would like to see children reach their full potential.
This can be achieved by recognising and accepting each child's individual gifts
and weaknesses. In accepting these traits, we can help our children overcome
obstacles and provide them with as many opportunities as possible to develop
their talents.
The journey from babyhood to
adulthood is full of joys and challenges. This report is intended to help
parents and mentors to support and encourage their children through the
difficult times and to provide them with as much love and joy as possible. Then
childhood can become a true foundation for a rewarding and joyful adult life.
Both children and their parents can be satisfied with a strong and healthy
emotional bond, happy memories and many possibilities for future success.
When using these
interpretations, please bear in mind that, inevitably, every chart will contain
some contradictory influences and, as a result, certain interpretations of
different items in the same chart may seem difficult to reconcile. However,
this may still be an accurate reflection of a child's chart, as it is likely
that any child will experience conflicting desires, events and circumstances in
their life. Usually it is the responsibility of an astrologer to synthesise
these apparent contradictions in order to present a cohesive and meaningful
interpretation of the dilemmas of the chart. Any advice given is meant to be an
aid and the author and publisher accept no liability for any adverse effects of
this report.
Family and Friends

"Being deeply loved by
someone gives you strength while loving someone deeply gives you courage."
-- Lao Tso
The Moon
The Moon tells you about your
children's emotional nature and basic needs. It is also the key to how they
experience intimacy in relationships. The Moon tells you about your children's
relationship with their mother, how they experience their mother's nurturing.
As a result it can also give you insights on how to best nurture your children
as babies and maturing young adults. When a child feels safe and has their
basic needs met, they are better able to achieve their goals later in life.
The Moon is in Libra
Walt is a delightful baby and
a charming child. His parents enjoy Walt from the moment he is born. This is
fortunate because Walt needs to establish a secure and loving relationship with
his parents from early in his life. This early interaction with his parents
forms a basis for all future relationships. Of course this is true for many
children, however; Walt is particularly sensitive to relationships. People are
important to him. Therefore as Walt grows up he is eager to please other
people, going out of his way to smooth over problems and create harmony.
Walt is a beautiful child,
and quite the little diplomat. Of course Walt's need to please other people can
be problematic if taken too far. Walt's parents need to teach him to look after
himself as well, rather than focusing only on other people's needs and wishes.
Walt may have some artistic talents, which provide a source of joy and comfort.
For this reason Walt's parents may like to provide access to musical
instruments, art equipment, dance lessons and other artistic activities at an
early age. Walt also enjoys living in a beautiful environment, appreciating
beautiful ornaments in his room, harmonious music and a creative play
environment. Walt is likely to value books, ornaments, clothes and other
objects for their beauty, wanting to hold on to possessions long past their
use-by date.
The Moon is in the 1st House
Walt is a sensitive child,
ideally thriving in a warm and loving home environment. Walt is particularly
sensitive to his mother's moods. To a certain extent all children are sensitive
to their mother's mood swings; however, Walt is like a finely tuned instrument,
upset at the slightest imbalance. Therefore it is important that he receives as
much tender loving care from his mother as is possible. If circumstances
dictate that mother is unable to provide this emotional sustenance, then
perhaps another female family member can be called on. For this reason any form
of early childcare also needs to be carefully investigated.
It is important that Walt is
exposed to positive, supportive influences as much as possible. Even with the
most warm and loving care, Walt is likely to be shy in his early childhood.
This is not a cause for concern, but rather Walt's natural instinct helping him
learn how to protect himself from potential problems. Left to his own devices,
Walt soon learns which situations are safe and fun and which are troublesome. A
little clinging to mother's apron strings early in life can be a positive thing
in some cases. Of course this may depend on the sign of Walt's Moon. A child
with a Moon in Leo, Sagittarius, Libra, Gemini or Aquarius may be more
extroverted than a child with a Moon in Aries, Pisces, Scorpio, Cancer, Virgo,
Taurus, or Capricorn. Either way, Walt innately knows when he wants to join in
and when he doesn't. Walt may also be content to play on his own, seemingly
ignoring other children. Again this can be a comfort to Walt if left to rely on
his own resources rather than pushed into uncomfortable situations. Music may
be a great source of comfort, helping to soothe Walt during unsettled emotional
moments. Walt may also benefit from having a room of his own from a young age.
Other influences in Walt's
birth chart determine the extent to which he is likely to achieve maternal
support. If all is well then Walt develops a close and loving bond with his
mother, or an important mother figure, which augurs well for the rest of his
life. Walt is a unique individual with unique talents. Early support within the
family helps Walt feel comfortable with his unique way of perceiving the world
thus making a positive contribution to society and living a happy and fulfilled
life as an adult.
Venus
The planet Venus describes
your children's personal relationships with family and friends. Like a Moon,
Venus is important in describing how your child prefers to interact. This
planet also gives vital information about your child's receptivity to love.
This is important because a child feels loved in different ways. Some children
feel cherished when loved ones are paying them lots of attention, whereas
others feel most loved when given the freedom to go their separate ways.
Therefore gaining an understanding of the planet Venus in your child's chart
can give you insights into how to encourage rewarding relationships with family
and friends.
Venus is in Capricorn
The planet Venus is not very
comfortable in the sign of Capricorn. Therefore, relationships with Walt's
nearest and dearest could prove to be somewhat of a challenge. The other
aspects of his birth chart determine just how much of a test it is for Walt to
relate to friends and family. A child with the Sun in Sagittarius, Aquarius or
Pisces is likely to fare better than a child with the Sun in Capricorn or
Scorpio. Either way Walt is likely to be somewhat reticent in his most intimate
relationships, always holding a part of himself in reserve.
Walt loves people, but has
difficulty opening up his true feelings. Fortunately young Walt is also likely
to enjoy his own company. Otherwise he could be quite lonely. Walt also enjoys
the company of older people and benefits from associations with older members
of the family, or next-door neighbours. He may spend part of his childhood
taking care of someone older, and perhaps infirm. This responsibility hinders
the normal childhood activities, but provides a rich source of wisdom for Walt
later in life.
Parents need to encourage
young Walt to have fun, even if it is in quiet and solitary activities. Walt is
more likely to have one or two friends with shared interests, rather than a
whole tribe of social contacts. For this reason Walt may also enjoy pursuits
such as woodwork, carpentry, sculpture and building model kits rather than
joining in the local sports team. Once again this does depend on other parts of
his birth chart.
Venus is in the 5th House
Walt is a light-hearted and
fun-loving child, who enjoys interacting with other children and family
members. Family and friends enjoy Walt's company. There is no shortage of
people wanting to take little Walt on outings. Walt particularly enjoys any
activity linked with beauty or art such as being able to dress up in beautiful
clothes or going out to a colourful theatre performance. He may have a talent
for music, art, dance, theatre or an artistic craft. This depends on the sign
of Venus. A child with Venus in the signs of Leo, Pisces, Libra or Taurus is
more likely to have an artistic bent. A child with Venus in the other signs of
the zodiac is more likely to express this creative streak in a different
manner.
Walt enjoys playing games and
having fun, perhaps avoiding taking part in his share of the daily chores.
Little Walt is either too busy entertaining himself or too focused on his own
creative projects to respond to other people's demands. Although Walt likes to
play with other children, he is not so keen to share his belongings. He prefers
to make the most of his friend's resources rather than share his own. Parents
need to teach young Walt the benefits of sharing. However, this is a minor
point. On the whole, Walt is an easy-going child with a penchant for having the
finer things in life.
Talents and Schooling

"Dance like no one is
watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt and
live like it's heaven on Earth." -- Mark Twain
The Sun
The Sun represents your
child's identity. It describes your child's basic personality traits and their
talents. It also tells you how your children think of themselves; how they need
to express themselves; how they need to shine in their lives; how they feel
alive. It is the centre of a child's self-expression. The Sun can also tell us
about a child's father.
The Sun is in Sagittarius
Walt has a sunny personality
and is eager to explore the world. As a baby, Walt is restless, keen to take
part in new activities. For this reason he may learn to crawl, walk, talk and
read earlier than his peers. Walt is born to enjoy life. Life is an adventure
playground for junior Walt. He needs plenty of room to move, preferring large
open spaces to small closed ones. If Walt's home is not spacious, then allowing
young Walt to gallop around parks and playgrounds can provide hours of fun.
Picnics also give Walt the breathing space needed in order for him to explore
his environment. Whatever the avenue of exploration, Walt's parents need to
give him plenty of independence within safe limits.
Walt may be an extroverted
child taking pleasure in sharing his exploits with other children. However, it
is also possible that he is quiet and withdrawn, preferring to explore the
imaginary realms through books, libraries, television and other electronic
media. Young Walt has lots of questions about the world and how it works
including the big questions such as "Who is God?" and "Where is
God?" Books may also open a whole new world of learning. The parents'
challenge is to give Walt a long rein teaching caution. The key element is that
Walt has the liberty to explore. If restricted, Walt may respond negatively to
authority figures, or anyone who tries to impose limitations. This is particularly
true for his father or any male mentor or teacher.
Walt may also baulk at the
confines of timetables, school bells and homework. For this reason parents,
particularly his father or any male mentors and teachers, would do better to
offer Walt several choices rather than to impose one preferred method. Walt's
reaction to structured activities depends on other aspects of his birth chart.
On the whole he is a sunny young child who loves nothing more than enjoying new
adventures. Walt's talents lie in his ability to teach other people how to
explore life to the full. For this reason teaching or running a travel agency
may seem creative outlets later in life. He may also be a gifted sportsperson.
The Sun is in the 3rd House
Walt loves stimulation. As a
baby he enjoys colourful surroundings and interacting with siblings or other
children. Baby Walt delights in lots of eye contact and
"conversations" with other people. He is likely to learn to walk and
talk earlier than other children, and enjoys reading from a young age. Walt
loves books, magazines, films, videos and computers, anything that helps
stimulate his vivid imagination. He may also enjoy writing, drawing, and
painting.
Early childhood education is
important. Parents and mentors need to carefully choose the right school to
ensure that Walt is encouraged to express himself. In this way he can grow and
learn and properly develop his talent for exchanging ideas and information.
Walt blossoms with the right education. Neighbours may also play a prominent
role in young Walt's development, encouraging him to further develop his talent
for learning and sharing information. Walt loves the world of ideas and is
likely to ask "why?" many times. On the whole Walt enjoys interacting
with his siblings. If he is an only child, then other children in the
neighbourhood are likely to take the place of siblings.
Although talkative Walt may
prefer the company of one or two people rather than crowds. This depends
somewhat on the sign of his Sun. A child with the Sun in the sign of Gemini,
Libra, Aquarius, Leo or Sagittarius is more likely to be gregarious; whereas a
child with the Sun in Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn or
Aries is more likely to enjoy interacting on a one-to-one basis. Either way
Walt enjoys company.
Mercury
The planet Mercury describes
your children's intellectual abilities. The sign and placement of Mercury can
describe whether or not your child finds it easy to concentrate at school. Your
child may be a daydreamer or have great concentration. Your child may be shy or
interact easily with other people. Either way it is possible to boost your
child's self-esteem by choosing study methods and schooling that suits their
needs rather than forcing them to fit into an alien environment. Gaining an
understanding of the planet Mercury can help in these matters.
Mercury is in Scorpio
Walt is a resourceful child
with an investigative mind. He is a deep thinker, constantly questioning the
workings of objects and the hidden meaning of human relationships. Little Walt
really prompts those around him to search their knowledge for suitable answers
to his penetrating queries. In fact young Walt's questions can cause
embarrassment because no topic is taboo. Sex, death and metaphysical matters
all hold a certain fascination. Family skeletons tend to come out of the closet
when young Walt is around. Alternatively, Walt likes to have secrets of his
own. Parents and mentors need to be patient when Walt is quiet and withdrawn.
He prefers to spend time on his own when upset, mulling over a problem in his
mind. He is likely to respond adversely if pressured to explain what is
concerning him. Given time, Walt's frowns eventually become smiles.
The ease of Walt's entry into
formal schooling largely depends on other aspects of his birth chart. However,
he is likely to enjoy schooling more if he can get some individual attention or
is given the freedom to work alone on his tasks. Walt really enjoys taking his
time on a project. Walt's scholarly skills are likely to improve as he matures.
His penetrating mind and research skills mean that he really enjoys books,
libraries, computer resources and laboratories.
Mercury is in the 3rd House
Little Walt likes to talk.
Well actually he doesn't know when to stop talking. Parents sometimes feel
overwhelmed by Walt's insatiable curiosity and the constant plea of "Why?".
Walt is highly intelligent. He is born with a yen for information and seems to
be compelled to learn as much as he can during childhood. Parents and mentors
need to nurture Walt's budding intellect. This can be done in several ways.
Firstly, it is important for parents to always answer any questions, no matter
how discomforting, as honestly as possible. Little Walt knows when a parent,
mentor or teacher is telling lies. Even as a youngster Walt is intuitive. This
is particularly true for a child with the planet Mercury in the sign of Aries,
Leo, Sagittarius, Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces. Parents also need to provide
plenty of opportunities for Walt to learn such as providing a plentiful supply
of books, enabling access to the latest technology and gaining admission to
community resources such as libraries and museums. Walt likes to have access to
the local neighbourhood resources. He also learns a great deal from his
siblings, if he has them. As Walt develops with love and support of friends and
relatives, he gains wisdom. As an adult Walt is likely to use this wonderful
wisdom as a scholar, writer, editor, teacher or counsellor, depending on other
aspects in his birth chart.
Goals
