The ten planets are not ten personality labels, but ten types of functions in the astrolabe: some describe personal experience, some describe social growth, and some describe the pressure of the times and deep transformation.

Personal planets are close to the everyday personality, social planets describe growth and the structure of reality, and generational planets describe collective context and deep transformation. Only by reading the planets in layers can you avoid treating all points as personality.

The Sun in the natal chart looks at core will, life force, self-identity and development direction. It is not the entire personality, but the center in which a person gradually lives out.

The Moon in the natal chart looks at emotional responses, security, body rhythms, attachment styles, and intimate needs. It is central to understanding intimacy and a sense of inner stability.

Mercury is never just about "smartness", but how you receive information, organize language, understand the world, establish connections, and how to turn ideas into communicable things in complex reality.

Venus is not just about whether love is sweet or not, it is about how you feel like, how you judge worthiness, how you approach beauty and pleasure, and how you establish attraction, exchange and comfort in a relationship.

Mars is not just about your temper, but how you exert force, strive for, cut in, protect boundaries, express desires, and how to push energy into action when facing resistance.

Jupiter is not just a good luck button, it is about how a person expands the world, amplifies meaning, pursues growth, believes in possibility, and opens life outward through faith, vision, and opportunity.

Saturn not only represents misfortune and pressure, it is about boundaries, responsibilities, reality checks, time costs and structural maturity. It is also asking you which things are worth building slowly and which illusions must be deleted.

Uranus is not about pure rebellion, but about awakening, rupture, renewal, deprogramming, and the force that forces you to change circuits when the old system can no longer accommodate you.

Neptune is not about pure confusion, it is more like a world after the boundaries are thinned: empathy, imagination, inspiration, projection, idealization and defocus will all flow out from here.

Pluto is not about simple "darkness", but about extreme concentration, deep control, loss and rebirth, power exchange, and core issues that are difficult to deal with lightly once encountered.

The North and South Nodes are not physical planets, but the intersections of the Moon's orbit and the ecliptic. They are often used to observe patterns of inertia, direction of growth, and the pull of life's issues.

Chiron is often used to observe wounds, vulnerability, healing and teaching-type experiences. It is not a simple trauma label, but how a person transforms pain points into understanding and help.

The Part of Fortune is more suitable for replenishing the body, resources, sense of flow, and areas that are easier to catch, but it is not a good luck button and must be read in conjunction with the ruler, house, and core structure.

The spiritual point is more suitable for replenishing will, active choice, sense of direction and spiritual drive. It complements the part of fortune: the part of fortune tends to receive the trend, and the spiritual point tends to initiate proactively.

The Eros Point is better suited to complement the direction of attraction, arousal, desire and arousal, but it is not a replacement for the master structure of relationships with Venus, Mars, the Moon, the 5th, 7th and 8th houses.

The most valuable thing about the Necessity point is not that it is scary, but that it often points out the responsibilities, limitations and practical issues that you cannot avoid, cannot put off, and must face.

Courage points are not about shouting about bravery, but about the situations in which you are most likely to mobilize your courage, take risks, take the initiative, and how you are willing to move forward in the face of fear.

Victory points are not just about “will you win?”, but about the path through which it is easier for you to achieve results, complete competitions, get recognition, and what victory usually looks like to you.

The Nemesis point is more suitable for supplementing resistance, cost, moderation and backlash risk, but it is not a bad luck point and is only worth placing in front if it is closely linked to the pressure structure.

Venus looks at attraction, liking, sense of worth, and pleasure in relationships in relationships, but it cannot determine long-term relationships alone, but also in combination with the Moon, Mars, 7th house, and Saturn.

Mars sees desire, action, boundaries, conflict, and advancing rhythms. In relationships, Mars explains how you get close, how you fight for it, how you get angry, and how you protect yourself.

Mercury retrograde does not mean that everything goes wrong, but that communication, information, transportation, equipment, contracts and old issues enter a review period. The key is to see where it triggers in your natal chart.

The Saturn Return is the phase in which Saturn returns to its natal position, often occurring around age 29, with themes of responsibility, boundaries, long-term structure, and realignment of life roles.