203 60 Stars Astrology: Season Vacation Part 2 – The Planets and Progressions.

60 Stars Astrology
Season Vacation Part 2 
English Version
By TOKYO - TANUKI

203 60 Stars Astrology: Season Vacation Part2 – The Planets and Progressions.

1. Now, regarding the effects of celestial bodies manifested in progressions, I previously explained the Sun, the Moon, the Saturn, the ASC, Arcturus, and Sirius in Seasonal Vacation Part 1.

Having wrapped up Season ▲ last time, from this post onward, I will begin explaining the effects manifested in the progressions of the remaining stars.

...Well, the schedule got a little bit delayed, so we are starting in October!

Let’s just say I was making sure everything was double-checked.

By the way, explaining every single remaining star would be an absolute monumental task.

Therefore, in Season Vacation Part 2, I will focus on the remaining stars that are relatively easy to understand and familiar to most.

....Specifically, I will be covering Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, the M.C., Vulcan, and the star of Hermes.

Writing it out like this might make some people wonder, "Does that mean Uranus and Neptune aren't important?" 

But that is not the case at all.

.......For instance, Uranus is the star of revolution. 

It signifies electrical matters such as nuclear power generation, massive bureaucratic societies, and China.

As previously introduced, Kakuei Tanaka’s normalization of Sino-Japanese diplomatic relations occurred precisely when his progressed Sun formed a trine with his natal Uranus. 

Sir Winston Churchill’s appointment as Home Secretary was also due to the influence of Uranus.

However, the speed of the Sun for these great figures moves slowly, making the effects of the planets easy to spot. 

.......In contrast, the Progression Sun of an ordinary person moves much faster, so the effects can be a bit harder to notice in daily life.

Even among the stars I am about to introduce, Mercury, for example, represents practical wisdom and information—such as public health, hygiene, and everyday life hacks, or the media (information) that carries them. 

Yet, it tends to pass by so quickly that you might not vividly feel its impact.


....In that sense, its power simply cannot compare to the mighty forces of Saturn or Arcturus.

2. Still, once you become an astrology enthusiast, you naturally want to know about as many stars as possible.

So, to strike a good balance, I decided to select the M.C. (the point on the horoscope representing one's calling), the major planets from Mercury to Jupiter, and the stars of Vulcan and The Star of Hermes, whose effects are quite easy to observe—making a total of seven focal points.


To be completely honest, a noble star like Jupiter (♃) is actually not that easy to truly decipher.

....However, I feel like if I didn't include Jupiter (♃), people would get mad at me.


Of course, Uranus and Neptune have their own distinct traits, as do the stars of spectacles (glasses) and various other celestial bodies. 

But my point is that you should have fun exploring and searching for those meanings on your own.



3. By the way, the influences and meanings of these stars are based on how they operate at present.

The solar system is in a constant state of flux. 

In ancient times, it is possible that Neptune was closer to Earth than Saturn. 

If so, Neptune’s influence would have been significantly stronger back then compared to now.

Furthermore, back when the destroyed planet (what is now the asteroid belt) still existed, that star must have held considerable influence as well.

On top of that, fixed stars and even galaxies move. 

Arcturus only became a powerful star within roughly the last few tens of thousands of years. 


......Therefore, in 1 million or 10 million years, the powers of the stars will likely have shifted dramatically.


Well, keeping those grand possibilities in mind, I hope you enjoy hunting for interesting stars on your own!



That’s all for today.



Tanu-chan💓 TOKYO-TANUKI💛

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Note: The English translations for the first five...or more articles in this series, from this introductory post up through the feature on Jupiter...or Something, have been translated by Gemini.
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