Jason Mraz

Three planets in earth, three in air, two in fire and two in water. Nothing is scarce and nothing dominates, which leaves a chart with no single instinct running it. Mraz sings and farms avocados, and the record gives both without ranking them, which is probably the correct order of importance from the point of view of somebody who does both.

The Sun sits on the second degree of Cancer, near the very start of the sign that keeps what it has been given, and the Moon answers from Virgo, which tends the thing in front of it. That pairing describes somebody for whom a crop and a catalogue are the same kind of undertaking: something you look after, at its own pace, and do not hurry towards a result.

Saturn makes easy contact with Neptune at zero orb, exact to the arcminute, which is structure and the ungraspable in complete agreement and happens in very few charts. A yod holds Mars, Neptune and Pluto and does not resolve, so drive keeps pointing at image and force without settling. Uranus and Neptune were the two retrograde planets at his birth. For somebody who writes songs and grows fruit, drive pointing at image and force without resolving is the restlessness both occupations absorb.

By 13 April 2025 Jupiter had returned to its Gemini birth degree, at forty seven. Gemini is interested in breadth rather than in depth, which for somebody running two unrelated occupations is the measure that counts them both rather than making him choose. Three circuits come before it, and the farm arrived well after the records did. His Moon in Virgo is the placement doing the tending in both occupations, and it is the one part of this very balanced chart that is never idle. A grower and a songwriter are both in the business of waiting for something to be ready, and neither can be argued into hurrying. Saturn and Neptune agreeing at zero orb is the rarest thing in his chart, and it is the aspect that lets somebody hold a practical discipline and an unmeasurable one at the same time without either collapsing.