Keir Starmer

Four planets of the ten sit in air signs, three in earth, three in water and not one in fire. Air is the element of the position set out and argued, which is the working material of a barrister and of a politician both. Starmer is the British prime minister and the record says he was director of public prosecutions before that.

The Sun, Uranus and Pluto sit inside nine degrees of Virgo, and the Moon, Mercury and Venus group across twenty one degrees of Libra. Virgo inspects the detail and corrects it; Libra weighs one side against the other. The Sun sits conjunct Pluto at a third of a degree, identity fused directly to concentrated force in the sign that examines, which in somebody whose earlier office was the decision to prosecute is the aspect that carries the most weight here. For a prosecutor turned politician, identity fused to force in the examining sign is the reading the record supports.

Two kites run through this chart and both hold Mars, Jupiter and Neptune, one closing with the Sun and the other with Pluto. A kite is a grand trine with one planet opposite its far point, so it combines easy agreement with a single place where everything is directed. Mars makes easy contact with Jupiter at half a degree and Mercury does the same with Saturn at under nine tenths. Jupiter and Saturn were the two retrograde planets.

Jupiter stood again on its Pisces birth degree on 2 February 2022, at fifty nine, a year after Saturn had closed its own second lap. Pisces offers nothing fixed to measure against, so what it asks is what the thing turned out to include, and four laps precede it. In a record that names two offices held in sequence, what it turned out to include is a question only the second one can answer. A chart with no fire at all, and an identity welded to force, is the structure to take from this one.