John Abraham

Fire and air take three planets each in his chart, with two apiece in earth and water. Nothing is scarce and nothing dominates, so this is a chart that moves and assesses in roughly equal measure. Abraham acts and produces, was a model before either, and the record notes a serious interest in motorcycles, which between them make a working life built on the body and on what it looks like.

The Sun sits at twenty five degrees of Sagittarius with Mercury and Neptune in the sign as well, three planets in the one that heads outward and assumes the next thing will be worth doing. The Moon answers from Taurus, which holds a position and refuses to be hurried. A performer who moved from modelling into acting and then into producing needed the Sagittarius half to keep going and the Taurus half to make any of it stick.

Mercury makes easy contact with Pluto at under a quarter of a degree, the tightest aspect here, so speech is on comfortable terms with concentrated force rather than braced against it. Mercury also sits conjunct Neptune within a degree and a quarter, which puts the voice and the image in the same position, a useful fusion for somebody whose first trade was being photographed. Saturn alone was retrograde.

Jupiter stood on its Capricorn birth degree once more on 4 February 2020, at forty seven. Capricorn sets any reach against what reaching cost, which is the stricter of the two accounts available, and four laps precede it. For somebody who has changed trade twice and kept all three, the cost side of that ledger is the half nobody outside the industry ever sees. Venus and Mars both sit in Scorpio, the sign that does nothing by halves, which is where the physical discipline behind all three trades actually lives.