Uranus in Pisces

Uranus spent 1919 or 1920 through 1927 or 1928 here and came around again for 2003 to 2010 or 2011, a return of roughly 84 years, which is Sepharial's 1920 figure for its orbit. The two groups of births were almost a lifetime apart and still share the line in the table. A single sign could hardly describe both.

Ptolemy's table gives Pisces to Jupiter, exalts Venus here and puts Mercury's fall in this sign. Heindel in 1918 makes Uranus the higher octave of Venus, which gives an exalted planet and its octave a shared address in his scheme, although the texts read here do not say so. Raphael in 1828 simply lists the watery signs as poor for the planet.

Popular writing today sometimes gives this group a dreamy or idealistic cast. That is a modern way of talking about an era. Any pair of people born in those years may share this position and differ in nearly everything else a chart shows.