It tells us about your emotional intelligence in relationships and what you are like and what you seek in relationships. The Descendant tells us about how you relate to others and the types of people that you are attracted to and are compatible with. There is definitely the fire element to my family of origin! I can also draw connections to the blunt nature of family dynamics and also a sense of inner security that is never quite stable – despite the fact my parents have been in the same house since I was 2 years old. My IC is in Sagittarius and this speaks to my ancestry of philosophical, wise seekers but also in the current day a family who love to learn, be educated and travel. This point is very important when looking at your natal chart and also for karmic and ancestral readings.Īs an example, if you have Cancer on the IC you are likely someone who is a homebody, feels a need to create a nurturing and secure home environment and you likely had a strong mother figure. It tells us about the environment that you learnt to function within, the boundaries, the norms, the rules and culture. It represents the most private part of your chart. Often known as your home point or home line as it marks the beginning of the 4th house of Home and Family. Imum Coeli means “bottom of the sky” and this point tells us about your ancestry, your early family life and your sense of security, roots and foundations. The IC or Imum Coeli Angle – I function within The Mid-Heaven (also known as Medium Coeli or MC) divides the chart in half vertically down to the Immum Coeli (also known as IC or nadir) and represents your personal integration vs social function or how your home base supports your professional expression.Įach angle point (AC, IC, DC & MC) represents a specific aspect of your life and the sign that each of the angles is in tells us something about you. Other or how you balance your need to individuate with cooperating with others. The Ascendant (also known as AC, ASC or your rising) divides the chart in half horizontally and stretches across to the Descendant (DC or DSC) and represents Self vs. The angles are generally placed at approximately 3,6,9 and 12 o’clock however, depending on where you were born it can appear to be a bit less centred in the chart circle. The study of Human Design also gives these angles prominence.
The angles are also known as the Natal Cross, Incarnation Cross, or the Cross of Matter.
Whilst the houses (the pie-shaped sections in your chart labelled 1-12) are not entirely rooted in scientific reality the angles represent real placements that can be measured based on the horizon at the time of your birth. The angles in astrology refer to the thicker lines through your chart that divide it in half vertically and horizontally or into different hemispheres.
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