Phase-free planet

If a planet has no phase with any other planet, it can be called a phaseless planet. Generally speaking, if a planet and other planets have auspicious phase (three-point phase and six-point phase are equal), their energy can be combined, but if they are out of plane phase (four-point phase and two-point phase are equal), their energy will be like pushing each other, so it is difficult to accommodate each other. However, phaseless planets do not have this problem. They will show a primitive and pure power, free from interference from other planets. This energy usually dominates the whole birth chart.

In fact, some astrologers hold the opposite opinion. They think that the status of the planet without phase will be weakened in the birth chart, probably because there is no energy transfer, which will lead to isolation and failure to play its due outstanding performance. However, according to my experience, I think most of the phaseless planets should be strengthened, but to know how phaseless planets work in the star map, a lot of empirical evidence is needed.

In fact, no matter which faction wins, I think the key point of the phaseless planet is its "primitive" and "pure" power. Since the phase-free planet can't express itself through cooperation with other planets, the last energy outlet is in the house where it fell. It is not too far to analyze and master these spindles in detail. (Twelve constellations/Astronomy/)

For example, people without Jupiter's phase may retain Jupiter's original optimistic and lucky characteristics, and Jupiter's constellation characteristics may be particularly emphasized. For example, Jupiter without phase in Cancer may take special care of people or be particularly sensitive to nostalgia. In addition, Jupiter's house without phase is also one of the key points. If Jupiter falls into the fifth house, it may stimulate creative talent, and it may be a good idea to develop in the direction of performing arts.