Ah yes, and I subscribe to what @Sandie33 just posted as well.
@Ginny,
Ok, I'll use mine -
When looking at it there are a couple of immediately obvious patterns - 9 of the 10 (11 with Chiron) planets are placed in earth or water which are part of the introverted spectrum so this chart strongly leans toward introversion. 5 of the 10 planets are placed in earth (Capricorn) which also means Sensing is prominent in this chart - and it is likely to be extroverted sensing with the planets falling in the angular 1st house (of self) or in connection to the ascendant. Also the chart ruler (planet ruling ascendant and sun) is in its own house which is also a Sensing house so again a highlight for S. Thus this view of the chart shows these planets can operate with S as the primary function.
Feeling is indicated over thinking very obviously - there are several personal planets in water signs and no planets at all in air; thinking is instead shown as a secondary by the placements of Mercury and Uranus which make important connections (aspects) to other planets.
And finally intuition - this is represented by the Sun-Jupiter conjunction in the first house (which is also a fire house) and Uranus in a fire sign aspecting two other personal planets (Venus and Mars) - with contributions from Neptune (connected to Moon and Mercury), Uranus (connected to Venus and Mars with asteroid Pallas sandwiched between them), and Pluto with its aspects to Sun, Moon, and Mercury. The "flavor" of intuition represented by each outer planet is a bit different though and that's a whole another discussion.
So the chart almost shows two personalities, one dominated by sensing and one by intuition unified by feeling which connects them together. Normally you would be able to tell someone is an intuitive by the planets falling in the fire signs - Aries, Leo, Sagittarius. And Jupiter is the one planet most associated with this through its connection to symbolism and symbolic understanding.
@Ginny,
Ok, I'll use mine -
When looking at it there are a couple of immediately obvious patterns - 9 of the 10 (11 with Chiron) planets are placed in earth or water which are part of the introverted spectrum so this chart strongly leans toward introversion. 5 of the 10 planets are placed in earth (Capricorn) which also means Sensing is prominent in this chart - and it is likely to be extroverted sensing with the planets falling in the angular 1st house (of self) or in connection to the ascendant. Also the chart ruler (planet ruling ascendant and sun) is in its own house which is also a Sensing house so again a highlight for S. Thus this view of the chart shows these planets can operate with S as the primary function.
Feeling is indicated over thinking very obviously - there are several personal planets in water signs and no planets at all in air; thinking is instead shown as a secondary by the placements of Mercury and Uranus which make important connections (aspects) to other planets.
And finally intuition - this is represented by the Sun-Jupiter conjunction in the first house (which is also a fire house) and Uranus in a fire sign aspecting two other personal planets (Venus and Mars) - with contributions from Neptune (connected to Moon and Mercury), Uranus (connected to Venus and Mars with asteroid Pallas sandwiched between them), and Pluto with its aspects to Sun, Moon, and Mercury. The "flavor" of intuition represented by each outer planet is a bit different though and that's a whole another discussion.
So the chart almost shows two personalities, one dominated by sensing and one by intuition unified by feeling which connects them together. Normally you would be able to tell someone is an intuitive by the planets falling in the fire signs - Aries, Leo, Sagittarius. And Jupiter is the one planet most associated with this through its connection to symbolism and symbolic understanding.
