Terrence Howard

Of his ten planets, four sit in fire signs, three in air, two in water and a single one in earth. Fire moves first and air arranges it; the element that would hold any of it to a fixed shape is nearly absent. Howard is an American actor and the record names the nomination he received for Hustle and Flow.

The Sun sits at twenty one degrees of Pisces with Mercury near the end of Aquarius behind it, and the Moon answers from Sagittarius at twenty six. Pisces keeps no edge of its own and takes on whatever is in the room; Sagittarius heads out and announces itself. For an actor whose named work is a part built on persuasion, the Pisces Sun is the half that absorbs a character and the Sagittarius Moon is the half that puts it in front of people.

Three aspects in this chart sit at a hundredth of a degree or closer, which is extraordinary. Mercury sits square Neptune at an orb of zero, exact to the arcminute, speech braced perfectly against the planet of illusion. Jupiter sits conjunct Uranus at a hundredth and Saturn is held at an awkward angle to Pluto at five hundredths. Four of the ten planets were retrograde at his birth, including both ends of that Jupiter and Uranus pair. In an actor, speech locked at a right angle to the planet of illusion is the whole trade stated as an aspect.

By 20 September 2016 Jupiter had returned to its Libra birth degree, at forty seven. Libra asks who else was in the room when it happened, and three circuits precede it. In a record that names one nomination out of a long working life, who else was there is a fair question. A Mercury exactly square Neptune is what to take from this chart, and at that orb it is as tight as a hard aspect gets. Mercury and Neptune sit at the identical degree and minute of two different signs, which is how an orb of zero happens at all, and it means speech and illusion are locked at a right angle with nothing between them. Four planets facing backwards, in a chart with one planet in earth, puts very little of this one on solid ground.