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Reflection on Tate’s astrology: Both the Sun and Moon in Sagittarius is interesting, on a base level this gives him a predisposition to sports, hence the kickboxing. However, on a higher octave Sag makes you an “idealist”. In short your ideas are the best and everyone needs to follow them or they’re all idiots. In other words you become an insufferable asshole to people with differing opinions, but a magnet of influence and charisma to those who hold the same views. The Aquarius Ascendent/Rising is a hilarious addition, all I’ll say is; If Leo’s likes to be famous, then Aquarian’s love to be infamous.

The next trinity is Mercury (How you think), Venus (Relationships), Mars (How you get things done). Mercury and Venus both in Scorpio endows him with an interestingly deep emotionality which makes him a natural “Psychologist” i.e. He can intuitively analyze a person and manipulate them easily. The double Scorpio also endows him with the attribute of “Cruelty”. On a deep level he truly enjoys hurting people, both physically (Kickboxing), and emotionally (abuse of women/human trafficking). The Pisces in Mars adds that extra spice of emotionality in all his actions.

Lastly Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter is your “key” for character growth. Being in Pisces this means tapping into and using emotions can trigger growth. As his Mars is also in Pisces this means for him; merely acting in the world and doing things i.e. completing projects, and even just kind of existing, allows him to grow, and his ego to strengthen. Saturn is all that constricts you, Being in Sagittarius next to the Sun and Moon basically intensifies all of the flaws that a Sagittarius already has.

In Synthesis:
-the Planets in Sagittarius and Aquarius make him appear to be a rebel idealist coming in to break things wide open.
-His Planets in Scorpio make him a master manipulator and a bit of a Masochist.
-His Mars and Jupiter both being in Pisces gave him an engine for infinite character/ego growth. -His Saturn placement crystalizes everything in place so he can never change i.e. He cannot be anything than merely what he already is.

I find this tyranny of the Stars really interesting, it's like he’s a tailor made character created by Archons to just be exactly what he is. I find this fascinating because if he had some sense of himself, in that he’s just a creature on train tracks, would he reject the idea and stay in ignorance? Or would he try to change? And if he did try, what paradigm would he adopt that could do the job? I feel like Gurdjieff would be good for him, the psychological aspect would come easy to him, and once he wraps his head around Gurdjieff’s cosmology, the idea of a hierarchy of different “types” of man would greatly appeal to him.

Anyway that’s just A THEORY.

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