Bud Abbott's Birth Chart: Libra Sun

Pluto in Gemini transforms language, schooling and who controls information.

Neptune in Gemini blurs the line between information and story.

Venus in Virgo shows love through effort, and struggles to accept it plainly.

Mercury in Virgo is exact, analytical and uncomfortable until the detail checks out.

Jupiter in Virgo grows through skill and service, in steady small increments.

The Sun in Libra builds identity through relationships, fairness and balance.

Mars in Libra acts through persuasion, and avoids the direct fight.

Uranus in Scorpio forces what is hidden, shared or taboo into the open.

Saturn in Scorpio endures a great deal, and trusts almost nobody quickly.

The Moon in Sagittarius needs freedom, movement and a reason to be hopeful.

Structure fused with disruption, reforming from inside the system, with brake and accelerator engaged.

Mind enlarged by Jupiter, broad and persuasive, reliably careless with detail and small print.

Thought in tension with illusion, prone to confusion and eventually rigorous about checking facts.

Growth and originality in easy agreement, open to change and usually adopting rather than originating.

Action and imagination in easy agreement, inspired and unforced, and easily left entirely unused.

Belief in tension with illusion, credulous and disappointed, eventually producing discernment.

Growth and structure in easy agreement, giving realistic judgment usually spent administering.

Originality and mind in easy agreement, quick with new systems and short on finished projects.

Discipline and mind in easy agreement, orderly and reliable, rarely pushed to question the method.

Need and expansion in tension, producing overcommitment and a slowly learned sense of proportion.

Power and identity in easy agreement, giving quiet authority and insight that is seldom examined.

Mind and feeling at odds, producing nervous tension and, under pressure, unusual precision with words.

Need in tension with illusion, attaching to what is absent until the pattern becomes visible.

Dissolution fused with compulsive renewal, a five-century contact of historical rather than personal interest.