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Moon = 021
Neptune = 100
Jupiter = 101
Uranus = 121
Venus = 200
Sun = 201
Saturn = 201
Mars = 300
Pluto = 300
Mercury = 321
Node = non-Transcendental
(320)
Oprah Winfrey
Primary
Transcendental Moon
/ Secondary Neptune / Tertiary
Transcendental Jupiter
Jan 29, 1954
4.30.00 AM (+06)
89W35'00"; 33N03'00"
Kosciusko,
MS
Asc: 29Sa41; Mc: 17Lib24
Source: Lois
Rodden’s AstroDatabank
(on-line), citing data source as: "From memory." (Data rated
'A'.):
"East Coast astrologer Robert Marks quotes her from the time he
was on her show in 1988, reported to LMR on 10/02/2000. Formerly, Frank
C. Clifford reported, 3/1995, "She held a show late last year a few
months before her 41st birthday in which she featured a 'life-clock'
that shows how many hours, minutes and seconds a person has left until
they reach age 80. At 12:38 PM exactly on that day, she had 344,479
hours and 12 minutes before reaching 80. This would compute to a birth
time of 7:50 PM." (Several mathematicians separately came up with the
same time, which is, nonetheless, an arbitrary example of the life-clock
and may or may not have come from her actual time of birth. (A quote
from her is a preferable source.) (www.chartshop.com
gives 6:29 PM, no source, 3/2000.)"
Additional
horoscopes for Oprah Winfrey:
| Natal Chart |
| G-Sector
Chart |
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World (large) |
| Astrocartography:
Africa |
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Astrocartography:
Europe |
| Astrocartography:
North America |
| Astrocartography:
South America |
| Asteroids |
| Dispositor |
| Local Horizon |
| Fixed-Stars
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8 Sept 2005
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