This hypothetical chart for the Birth of Jesus takes base upon the triple conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn in Pisces in the year  6 B.C. as the origin to the legendary Star of Bethlehem. The conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn occur every 20 years, but those occasions where the planets meet to form three successive conjunctions in the same passing is rare phenomena. Of even greater scarceness is the occurrence of these phenomena in the sign of Pisces.

Of the three conjunctions the ancient astrologers accounted the 2^nd conjunction to be the highest. Al Biruni or Maternus (I have to check my classical literature here – my initial research on this topic was done in 1986), one of them, has a phrase for the opposition that a planet forms to the Sun, calling it “acronyze” or something like that. The birth chart for Jesus is based upon the 2^nd and retrograde conjunction of Jupiter/Saturn, and at that point where the applying planets reach the opposition of the Sun. The opposition is at its height and due directly south in the skies for the elected moment of birth. In other words the Star of Bethlehem stood directly above the place where the child was lay at the moment of birth.

Sun and Pluto (although the latter was not discovered at the time) form a wide configuration with Jupiter, but close enough to remind us of Serapis: “the power that disposed the universe into its present order”. The focal point is Jupiter, the Preserver. Saturn conjunct Jupiter in Pisces brings according to the lore of the time, the manifestion of God on Earth.

Note that when considering the configurations among the planets, Saturn is the greatest enemy of the Sun because they are of opposite powers. Equally, the Moon is in opposition to Mars, who is her greatest enemy. These aspects caused him many opponents among people who found him provocative, and turned the people against him in his hour of judgement, ref. St. Luke 23:20-21.

That people had difficulty in understanding the meaning of Jesus’ words is shown by the position of Mercury. Mercury lacks major aspects, so people had difficulty in making the connection when he spoke (In addition to the guy having Moon VOC). The unaspected Mercury offers Jesus no one to counsel with, but centres him more in the expression of his own mind. However, it not is correct to say he was limited by a personal truth, because Mercury in Libra gives an open mind, allowing him to appreciate and encompass the wisdom of many.

There is one minor aspect to Mercury, a sesquiquadrate with the Moon. This aspect causes stress and tension, and people would have found it slightly irritating when he related to the shortcomings of the personal behaviour and craving for wealth in the material world.

Since Mercury is contained by the Sun and Neptune, Jesus drew his opinions from a strong inner source of light, inspiration and authority, but he expressed himself subtly, through visions and refined thought. He had a way of lifting peoples understanding to see new possibilities and put things in a greater connection. His stories mystified his audience, but quite frequently people sat back confused and it was not until Jesus himself explained the story that they could grasp hold of the meaning of the lesson. Mercury in Libra is expert in parables.

The birth chart lacks planets in the fire element. This does not indicate that Jesus was lacking in spirit, or in his abilities as a leader, on the contrary. When the chart is short of planets in an element it is called a “hidden Grand Trine”. The hidden grand trine shows were there are natural gifts and inborn talents according to the element that is void. Jesus stood out with a natural gift for spiritual leadership, although his experience of the world is that it was lacking in fire. We find this configuration in the chart of Ghandi, too.

Venus conjunct Neptune gives a token of his self-sacrificing love and affection for all people, but which also put him through much trouble and pain to the planets position in Scorpio. Neptune is co-ruler of Pisces on the 10^th, and the same is for Venus who has her exaltation in Pisces. The two are joined in the 5^th house, as Jesus is to have paid special attention to the children, as indicated in St. Mar 10:13-15; “I tell you the truth: Anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a child will never enter it”.

As indicated by the chart for the Baptism, Jesus was 29 ½ years old when he was baptised. St. Luke 3:23 says he was about the age of 30 when he started his missionary. When directing the ascendant according to the Age Point method, the Age Point reaches 7 ½ degrees Capricorn at the time of the baptism. This is within orb of the conjunction of transiting Neptune at 8-9 Capricorn and in opposition to transiting Uranus at 7 Cancer. Both transits are extremely relevant. Neptune rules holy water, baptism and spiritual enlightenment. Transiting Uranus in Cancer and opposing the Age Point is more likely the role played by an outside part, namely Johannes the Baptist. Uranus is retrograde and after Jesus was baptised, sudden misfortune sought Johannes who was thrown into prison.

The Crucifixion is likely to have occurred in year 33 AD, when there was both a solar and a lunar eclipse at about Easter, but this is the revolutionary implication of this chart because if it is considered to be the birth chart it means that Jesus must have been 38 ½ years at the time, and not 33 years old as commonly thought.