Alright, so the other day I was hanging out with a couple of friends, and we got into this whole astrology thing. I’m not gonna lie, I don’t really get it, but it’s kinda fun to see what all the fuss is about. We were looking up our zodiac signs and all that jazz, and then someone mentioned Eartha Kitt. I was like, “Eartha Kitt? The singer? What’s her deal?”
So, we went down this rabbit hole, trying to find her birth chart and figure out her whole astrological profile. We found a site that generates these natal charts, where you just plug in someone’s birth date, time, and place, and bam, you get this whole breakdown of their personality based on the stars. Kinda wild, right?
First, we had to find Eartha Kitt’s birth info. Turns out, she was born on January 17, 1927. We didn’t have the exact time, but we had the place – North, South Carolina. So, we punched that into the site. It generated this crazy detailed chart with all these planets and houses and aspects. I’m not gonna pretend I understood it all, but it was pretty interesting to see.
Looking at Her Chart
The chart had all these sections, like one for Mercury, which apparently represents intellect, and Saturn, which is all about discipline. Then there was Uranus, which they said sparks innovative ideas. It was like this whole psychological profile based on when and where she was born. We spent a good hour just clicking around and reading the descriptions for each part of her chart.
- Mercury: This part was all about how she thinks and communicates.
- Saturn: This showed her approach to discipline and responsibility.
- Uranus: Apparently, this reveals her innovative and rebellious side.
We found out that this type of analysis is called a “Psychological Horoscope Analysis,” which they say combines astrology with modern psychology. I guess it’s supposed to give you deeper insights into a person’s character. We were just messing around, but some people take this stuff super seriously. I saw that they had a bunch of other readings too, like natal chart readings that explore the unique planetary placements and aspects.
After we generated the chart, we noticed a message saying that the charts are only available for 48 hours, so you gotta bookmark them if you want to keep them. There were also some tags at the bottom, like “Eartha Kitt” and “Astrology,” which I guess is for people searching for this kind of thing.
Someone in our group also mentioned something about a Moon Chart and a Rasi Chart, which are apparently part of this whole birth chart prediction thing. It involves looking at the details of planets and their “Rashifal,” whatever that means. It got pretty complicated, so we kinda skimmed over that part.
Anyway, it was a fun little adventure, diving into Eartha Kitt’s astrological chart. I still don’t know if I buy into all of this, but it’s cool to see how it all works and how people use it to understand themselves and others. Plus, it was a good excuse to learn more about Eartha Kitt, who was a pretty fascinating person, astrology aside.
I saved the chart to my bookmarks, just in case I ever get curious again. Who knows, maybe one day I’ll become a full-on astrology buff. But for now, I’m just gonna stick to reading my daily horoscope for kicks. This whole experience did make me think about how we’re all looking for ways to make sense of the world and our place in it. Whether it’s through astrology or something else, it’s all part of the human experience, right?
