THE STARS OVER GHANA

The Stars over Ghana can be an intriguing topic if you’re interested in astrology and how it might relate to a specific country. While astrology generally focuses on individual horoscopes, it can also be applied to countries by examining their national charts, which are created based on significant historical dates.

Here’s a general outline of how astrology might look at Ghana:

National Horoscope

Independence Chart: Ghana’s horoscope is often based on its independence date, March 6, 1957, at midnight (12 midnight). This chart provides insights into the country’s national characteristics and potential challenges. The resources, natural and human, and also reflects the countries relationship to other countries. This is an interesting side of Astrology.

Astrological Elements:

  Ascendant: The Ascendant, or rising sign, reflects the nation as a whole, the general conditions of the health,how Ghana presents itself to the world and its approach to new challenges. The Ascendant of Ghana is Sagittarius, some of the traits of Sagittarius is Optimism and Idealism: Such a country as Ghana is characterized by a forward-thinking, optimistic approach to its future. Its citizens might have a strong sense of idealism and belief in progress and growth. They also have love for Freedom and Exploration: This could manifest in a national culture that values travel, cultural exchange, and the pursuit of new frontiers Ghana is a country that places high value on education, philosophy, and intellectual growth of its people. There might be a focus on higher education, international relations, and expanding horizons. Sagittarius is known for its openness to different cultures and ideas. A country with this Ascendant might have a diverse population and a culture that celebrates different traditions and perspectives. And as you may know Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter (Zeus), this reflects the national character that generous and optimistic, with a focus on positive growth and the well-being of its people. Further- more the placement of Saturn in the first house in conjunction with the Ascendant (Sagittarius in this case) has significant implications for the country.

Saturn’s placement in the ascendant and for that matter the first house reflects a situation where the national exposure is not fully recognised or achieve because as seen on the chart Saturn is in frictional square aspect the Sun and Lilith in the fourth house, the Sun is a symbol of authority, the President or head of state and if it has square aspect to Saturn which obstruct and restricts whatever it aspect, this will only mean one thing. The power of the president is not well grounded and he may be vulnerable, and therefore. Every country or community need some level of security and protection, but in this case, Saturn and Sun negative aspects shows how vulnerable the country is especially their natural resources as well as human resources. The authority of the country perhaps must have a second look at the security of the country and how secured the President is. Perhaps this might be the condition that triggers coups in Ghana a lot. The Sun however being in Pisces the sign of compassion and in favourable aspect to Neptune the planet of spirituality shows the level of compassion the people have