Thandie Newton

Chapter 7. Jupiter in Your Chart

Astrologically speaking, the planet Jupiter is the force of encouragement and expansion. Jupiter is the biggest planet and possibly a sun in the making. No matter what, Jupiter measures up big. It is a symbol of your success, luck, optimism, generosity, blessings, good fortune, adventure and opportunities for growth. Life is a bowl of cherries and more is never enough for Jupiter. In its expansive sense, Jupiter also represents how you can become over-inflated, hot, greedy, over-zealous, righteous and extravagant.

Jupiter, "the dispenser of law and giver of gifts," also known as Jove, Zeus, Marduk, Thor, Tlaloc, "Lord of Rain and Earthly Paradise," also represents your fondest beliefs, your knowledge, your path or calling and your sense of personal direction. Jupiter is a social, communal force. It's very much about assimilation. Jupiter's placement indicates your most important beliefs and opportunities for glory. Below is a description of your "jovial" character traits Thandie Newton.

Jupiter in Capricorn

DETERMINED ENCOURAGEMENT

NOTE: THIS POSITION REQUIRES EXTRA MAINTENANCE.

A sense of duty, some ambitions and natural business abilities are yours. To increase your probability for success, increase your people skills. You know how to be expedient; now learn to loosen up. An extra measure of success comes through the implementation of 12 year plans.

Jupiter literally means "to break bread with" and by Jove, some wholesome foods for your special needs include: the so called "sea weeds", sesame seeds and any food cooked with loving intent.

Jupiter Undecile Neptune

ENCOURAGEMENT MODIFIES FANTASY

If somebody tells you that their fantasies and imagination are bigger than yours, they're exaggerating. The question is what will you do with your excess creative force? How about writing some fiction? Maybe you're suited for water colors.

Jupiter Square Pluto

ENCOURAGEMENT CHALLENGES CLEANSING

One of your biggest challenges is to find the right focus for your organizational skills and leadership abilities. You can be good at solving problems for others, now do it for yourself.

TIP: Demonstrate commitment to your own convictions.

You might want to break away from popularly accepted codes and rely more upon your own moral standards. Confront authorities and demand reforms. Halfway measures won't do. Be patient and be tolerant and do not accept namby-pamby compromises. Your relentless striving can bring new freedoms.