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Sun

The Sun is associated with power. 
The House that the Sun occupies will be strongly emphasized, with all the activities of that House of great importance to the person throughout his or her life. The positive traits of the sun are creativity, affection and generosity. The most likely negative trait is arrogance. 

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Moon

The Moon is associated with instinct and cyclical changes. 

The Moon is the second most important planet aside from the Sun, and is associated with habits, emotions, family and social interaction. Positive traits of the Moon include imaginativeness, business acumen, maternal instinct and patience. Negative traits include stubbornness, unreliability and irrational behavior.

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Mercury

The keyword of Mercury is communication. 

Mercury is associated with intellect, science and mental perception. The positive characteristics are good memory, logic and communication skills. The negative traits are argumentative behavior, nervousness and sarcasm.

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Mars

Fire and energy come to mind with Mars a powerful planet viewed in ancient times as the bringer of wars. 

Aggression, quickness in action and other traditional aspects of masculinity are always associated with Mars. Its positive traits are strong leadership qualities, competitiveness, a love of freedom, and a dedication to hard work. The negative traits include being boisterous and quarrelsome.

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Venus

The keywords of Venus are love and harmony.

Venus is associated with feelings, love, beauty, arts and fashion. The positive traits of Venus are being friendly, well-mannered, artistic and lovable. The negative traits are being selfish and unrealistically romantic.

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Saturn

Limitation and hardship are the main attributes of Saturn. 

Saturn is associated with slow movement, difficulty, and tension. Because Saturn is a planet that tests the success or tenacity of a person's action, it is positively associated with perseverance and fortitude although it can also be associated with ill health. 

The positive traits of Saturn are trustworthiness, tenacity, and discipline. The negative traits are self-pity and a tendency to depression.

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Jupiter

The keyword of Jupiter is expansion. 

The House in which Jupiter is found usually is associated with very favorable outcomes in that department of life. The expanding quality of the planet is also related to the physical size of Jupiter -- the largest planet in the solar system. 

Positive traits are compassion, optimism and good sportsmanship. Negative traits are extravagance, irresponsibility and over-indulgence.

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Neptune

The keyword of Neptune is unknown. 

Neptune may reflect the hidden potential capability of a person. The planet’s positive traits are subtlety, artistic nature and sensitivity. The negative traits are indecisiveness, carelessness and unworldliness.

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Uranus

Sudden changes best represents Uranus. 

Uranus is associated with modern science, medicine, sex and communications. The positive traits of the planet are inventiveness and originality. The negative traits are sexually perversion, abnormality and impulsiveness.

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Pluto

Due to its relatively recent discovery (1930), astrologers are still not certain what Pluto’s key associations are.

Many associate Pluto with a new beginning (or the end of a cycle) of a life event, often linking it to business, as well as hidden and unconscious power. 

Pluto’s positive traits are financial astuteness and the ability to start new in unfavorable circumstances. The negative traits are underworld association and seediness.

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