Astrology Objects

The Sun and Moon, traditionally called the lights or luminaries, anchor visibility, vitality, embodiment, and the day-night structure of a chart.

Wandering stars and planets are the moving bodies used for condition, rulership, testimony, timing, and chart interpretation.

The lunar nodes are the Moon's crossing points with the ecliptic, also known as the Dragon's Head and Dragon's Tail, or Rahu and Ketu in Jyotish contexts.

Angles are the chart's horizon and meridian anchors: Ascendant, Midheaven or MC, Descendant, and IC.

Lots, also called Arabic Parts or calculated points, combine chart positions into derived significators such as Fortune and Spirit.

Asteroids, planetoids, and curated small bodies extend the object catalog beyond the classical planets when chart work or source notes call for them.

Fixed stars are named stellar bodies and traditional star positions used for paran, rising-setting, and conjunction-style testimony.