Luka Dončić

Five of the ten sit in fire signs and not one sits in earth, leaving three in water and two in air. Fire moves and water feels, and nothing in the chart grounds either of them or slows anything down. Dončić was a professional in Europe at sixteen on the record, which means the working life began before the growing up had finished, and a chart with no earth at all is a strange one to hand somebody in that position.

The Sun sits at nine degrees of Pisces while the Moon sits in Leo, so the sign that takes on whatever is around it is paired with the sign that performs in front of it. A guard's job is reading a floor and then deciding on it, and those are the two halves of that pairing rather than one of them. The Sun also makes easy contact with Mars at just under a degree, which puts identity and drive on the same side.

Three planets group in Aries across twenty six degrees, Venus with Jupiter and Saturn, and Saturn sits at twenty nine degrees and fifty six minutes of the sign, four minutes of arc from leaving it. Mars sits a tenth of a degree from a mild angle to Pluto, the tightest aspect in the whole chart. Not one of the ten planets was retrograde, so everything here is moving forward and nothing is reconsidering itself. In a guard who was already a professional at sixteen, that is a chart with no brake fitted anywhere in it.

Jupiter finished a circuit of his chart on its birth degree in Aries on 17 January 2023, at twenty three, which was only the second circuit his chart has completed. Aries is the sign for the thing begun, and a planet of reach returning there asks what has been started rather than what has been finished. On a career that began at sixteen, the second lap is still an early question.