Polaris at 28°34′ Gemini has an orb of 2°10′

The Sun joins Polaris on June 19

Fixed star Polaris, Alpha Ursae Minoris, is a 2.0 magnitude multiple star located at the tip of the tail of the Little Bear, Ursa Minor Constellation. Although appearing to the naked eye as a single point of light, Polaris is a triple star system, composed of the primary, a yellow supergiant designated Polaris Aa, in orbit with a smaller companion, Polaris Ab; the pair is in a wider orbit with Polaris B. α UMi A Spectral type F7Ib.

The modern name Polaris comes from the Latin word for near the pole. The ancient name Cynosūra comes from the Greek word κυνόσουρα which means the dog’s tail. It is very close to the north celestial pole, making it the current northern pole star.

Menkalinan

2000	2050	Fixed Star	Orb
23♊28	24♊10	Alnilam	2°20′
24♊47	25♊29	Al Hecka	1°50′
28♊34	29♊16	Polaris	2°10′
28♊45	29♊28	Betelgeuse	2°40′
29♊55	00♋37	Menkalinan	2°20′

Polaris Astrology

The spectral class F7 suggests a planetary nature of Mercury and to a lesser extent Sun.

Polaris is of the nature of Saturn and Venus. It causes much sickness, trouble, loss of fortune, disgrace and great affliction, and may give legacies and inheritances attended by much evil. [1]

The Pole Star is the main star of the small Bear situated on the Tail, has a Saturn nature, combined with qualities of the Sun and Venus. It might seem strange to include this fixed star here, as its latitude is about 60° and therefore placed far outside of the ecliptic in which the planets move. Measured on the ecliptic, it is situated closely conjunct with Alpha Orionis, Betelgeuse, the main star of Orion. [3]

α Ursae Minoris. A double star, spectral class F8, yellow and white, in the tail of the Bear. This star imparts to its natives’ many problems, illness, romantic, domestic, and other losses. Native continually strives to get ahead, and make gains. Native is shameless and can be of a revolting character, subject to tragedies and chronic, difficult-to-diagnose or possibly serious illness. A continual delaying action plagues some of these natives. Recognition comes late. [6]

The Chinese considered the Pole Star as “the great honorable Lord of the Heavens.” In a relevant position in the natal chart, it gives spiritual powers to the bearer, who will be highly respected. The Pole Star serves as a guide and indicator. If it is conjunction planets in the angles, the native will have a good sense of discretion and is able to follow his or her instincts. The native clearly recognizes his or her aims and will pursue and achieve them. [3]

Polaris, α Ursa Minoris, the Pole Star, is not as bright as we may think, It is still easy to find by following up a line through the lower and upper stars at the end of the pan part of the Dipper. Ptolemy gives it a Saturn-Venus rating, entirely right for the star which serves so well to guide us in our wanderings, and that is just what it tells us about people when we find it strong on their horoscopes. According to its aspects, they are excellent or not so good at receiving and giving guidance but give it they always will, and to any and all who will listen. [4]

Polaris rules the pancreas. [5]

Constellation Ursa Minor

According to Ptolemy the bright stars are like Saturn and in some degree like Venus. It is said to give indifference and improvidence of spirit, and to lead to many troubles. By the Kabalists it is associated with the Hebrew letter Tau and the 21st Tarot Trump “The Universe.” [1]

Astrologically both Bears were said to presage an evil influence. They are particularly injurious as regards to the affairs of nations and kings. [2]

Fixed Star Polaris Conjunctions

Ascendant conjunct Polaris: Timothy McVeigh 1°10′, LeBron James 1°55′, Theodore Roosevelt 1°59′.

Midheaven conjunct Polaris: David Duke 0°11′ (and Mercury), Warren Beatty 0°24′, Alexei Navalny 0°34′, Dave Chappelle 0°50′, Bruce Willis 0°52′, Rudy Giuliani 1°56′.

Descendant conjunct Polaris: Sylvester Stallone 0°44′, Prince William of Cambridge 0°47′, Jimmy Swaggart 1°07′, Oprah Winfrey 1°44′, Stormy Daniels 2°03′, Warren Buffett 2°04′.

Part of Fortune conjunct Polaris: Mel B 0°34′, Patch Adams 0°41′, George Clooney 1°31′, Clarence Thomas 1°36′ (and Uranus), James Woods 1°37′, Kourtney Kardashian 1°52′, Bill Clinton 1°59′.

Sun conjunct Polaris: Many troubles and evils. [1]

The native is subject to changing fortunes. Gains may suddenly become losses. High preferment in religion, martial, government, sports and matters dealing with the public. [6]

These persons will have a difficult time absorbing calcium properly, with the result that they experience indigestion. The problem is not usually related to the pancreas. The difficulty in digesting calcium creates an additional problem with the skeletal part of the head. There would be a continuous imbalance here in spite of the amount of calcium taken. The indigestion would continue as well as the thinning of the skeletal part of the head where they feel sensitive areas about the head. Eating fruit will help somewhat, but they will continue to have these problems. [5]

Boris Johnson 0°23′, Salman Rushdie 1°02′ (and Moon), M. C. Escher 1°04′, Paul McCartney 1°08′, Holly Parker 1°21′, Prince William 1°48′, Lana Del Rey 2°03′.

Sun conjunct Saturn conjunct Polaris: With both the Sun and Saturn at this point, there would be complete bone damage throughout the body, including a weakness in the knees and shoulders. It does ultimately affect the teeth and jaws. [5]

Moon conjunct Polaris: Hatred of the vulgar, ill-will of women and danger from thieves. [1]

A sense of personal dissatisfaction may envelop the native at some time during their lifespan, and they may make decisions or take actions that could only destroy themselves and possibly affect others, bringing sorrow to many. The native may suffer needlessly through disagreements with superiors. High preferment in government, martial affairs, and matters dealing with the public. [6]

Salman Rushdie 1°18′ (and Sun), Nicholas Culpeper 1°31′, Catherine the Great 1°38′ (and Venus).

Mercury conjunct Polaris: The native is mentally keen, active, original, and can master difficult tasks, but liable to actions or writings of a questionable nature. Latent honors are possible with a positive conjunction. [6]

David Duke 0°18′ (and MC), Nikola Tesla 1°34′.

Venus conjunct Polaris: The native, although appearing sociable, is a rather aloof, almost private person. There is the danger of domestic or family problems. Violence is possible. [6]

Alan Turing 0°09′, Boris Johnson 0°42′, Catherine the Great 0°53′ (and Moon), Priyanka Chopra 1°33′.

Mars conjunct Polaris: The native is bold, almost pushy, and even can become objectionable in their pursuit of their goal. They tend to dominate situations. Exhibit good leadership ability. [6]

James Joyce 0°01′, Franklin D. Roosevelt 0°04′.

Jupiter conjunct Polaris: High preferment in church, sport, occult and matters dealing with the public. The native can receive honors. [6]

Charles Dickens 0°32′, Volodymyr Zelenskyy 1°07′, Tom Brady 1°18′.

Saturn conjunct Polaris: These individuals will experience many weak areas about the body. They are unable to assimilate the foods they eat so that they experience many different illnesses and weaknesses. The nervous system is usually damaged, affecting the arms and legs. There is an aching they cannot pinpoint, or they would feel that their skin is too tender and highly sensitive. They will experience aches through the arms and legs. [5]

Jenna Ortega 0°18′, Rudy Giuliani 0°40′, Monica Lewinsky 0°45′, Sigmund Freud 1°00′, Oliver North 1°09′. 

Uranus conjunct Polaris: Billy Joel 0°25′, Cat Stevens 0°25′, John Belushi 0°43′, Clarence Thomas 1°08′ (and POF), Stephen King 1°42′, Hillary Clinton 1°55′, Charles III 2°04′.

Neptune conjunct Polaris: Ernest Hemingway 1°23′, Heinrich Himmler 2°04′.

Pluto conjunct Polaris: Alan Turing 1°14′, Josef Mengele 1°25′, William S. Burroughs 1°56′.

North Node conjunct Polaris: Sara Aldrete 0°53′, Billie Eilish 1°32′, Liza Minnelli 1°47′.

South Node conjunct Polaris: George Washington 1°56′, Ernest Hemingway 2°07′.

References

1. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p. 66, 185.
2. Fixed Stars and Judicial Astrology, George Noonan, 1990, p.7.
3. Fixed Stars and Their Interpretation, Elsbeth Ebertin, 1971, p.28.
4. The Living Stars, Dr. Eric Morse, 1988, p. 145.
5. The Fixed Star Health and Behavior Imbalance, Ted George and Barbara Parker, 1985, p.38.
6. The Power of the Fixed Stars, Joseph E. Rigor, 1979, p.91-92.

• All fixed star positions are for the year 2000. Add one degree per 72 years to correct for precession.