Do we need more planets?

What is this question? After all, there are as many planets as there are. But on the other hand, previously unknown celestial bodies are still being discovered in the solar system, and it cannot be ruled out that they act on us through horoscopes.

Wouldn't it happen that suddenly astronomers discover something that, as it turns out, will have some kind of electrifying astrological effect, since Uranus in its time brought a completely new and powerful quality? Well, I don't think it will. Not because there are no more unknown planets - they definitely are! - only because the ones known to us already fully describe a person. The Sun, Moon, Mercury... all the way to Neptune and Pluto give a complete description of human nature. If we discover new planets, their influences will at best be some variation on the influences of the ten already known planets.

According to astrology, a person consists of:

• intellect, curiosity, ability to learn – this is what Mercury says in its horoscope;

• willingness and ability to communicate with others, both in erotic couples and in collaborative teams - Venus has this in the horoscope;

• Aggression and confrontation that work when you say: I can do it!, I'll face it!, I'll give him booty! And then Mars works.

The person also has:

• the desire to increase their influence, achieve greater fame and recognition and be a leader - Jupiter is designed for this;

• and the reverse tendency to support him and his affairs and adhere to certain rules - and this is what Saturn guarantees him (but not too stiff with this Saturn ...);

• Uranus, which tells him to look for new things and start all over again according to some plan. Uranus makes people individualists, he encloses them in his ego, so for balance it is necessary ...

• Neptune, who connects with others and with the whole world through the heart, not through the mind. An excess of Neptune, however, threatens some scattering and destruction, so a planet is needed to protect against it and ...

• allows you to use more energy in an emergency; This is, of course, Pluto.

In addition, there are lanterns:

• The sun that makes a person integrated like me, that is, has a strong ego, is himself,

• Moon, which makes one feel part of the whole, that is, a member of their family, brothers and sisters, a group of friends, and in general

your herd.

When astrologers tried to recognize the astrological influences of space objects discovered in the XNUMXth century, asteroids, they turned out to be a combination of the influences of already known planets. They work in the same way as the Moon in combination with other planets. Ceres acts as the Moon plus Saturn, Vesta acts as the Moon and Mars, Juno acts as the Moon and Venus. Pallas, on the other hand, acts like Mars and Mercury.

In 1977, Chiron was discovered - its influence is as if Jupiter and Neptune were acting together. In 2005, the dwarf planet Eris, also known as Persephone, was discovered and was found to function in a similar way to Mars. But Eris is still in Aries, and perhaps he draws all his strength only from this Martian sign. So it is better to wait for the next 40 years until he moves to Taurus, and then it will become clear whether he has his own energy or just focuses the power of the sign.