Face Reading: An astrological practice that interprets facial features and their relationship to an individual’s character and destiny.
Face: A term used to describe one-twelfth part of a zodiac sign, consisting of 10 degrees.
Falling Sign: The sign of the zodiac that begins at the cusp of the seventh house, representing partnerships and relationships.
Fana: A term used in Sufi astrology to describe the dissolution of the ego and merging with the divine.
Fated: The belief that certain events or outcomes are predetermined by cosmic forces or destiny.
Female: The gender-related aspect of astrology, often associated with the receptive and intuitive qualities.
Feminine Signs: The zodiac signs of Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces, associated with nurturing, intuition, and receptivity.
Feng Shui Astrology: The practice of combining astrology and Feng Shui principles to harmonize one’s living or working space.
Feng Shui: A Chinese philosophical system that seeks to harmonize individuals with their environment, often applied in astrology.
Fertility: The astrological concept related to the ability to conceive and bear children.
Financial Astrology: The application of astrology to analyze and predict financial markets and economic trends.
Firdaria: A system used in medieval astrology to divide a person’s life into periods ruled by specific planets, determining major life themes and influences.
Fire and Air Ascendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the rising sign in a fire sign and the descendant in an air sign, highlighting the tension between personal expression and social interactions.
Fire and Air Descendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an air sign, emphasizing the conflict between personal expression and intellectual compatibility in relationships.
Fire and Air Descendant Square: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an air sign, highlighting the tension between personal expression and intellectual compatibility in relationships.
Fire and Air Descendant Trine: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an air sign, representing a harmonious flow of personal expression and intellectual compatibility in relationships.
Fire and Air Grand Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in an air sign, representing a harmonious flow of inspiration and ideas.
Fire and Air Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and air signs, emphasizing the conflict between action and intellect.
Fire and Air Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and air signs, emphasizing the conflict between action and intellect.
Fire and Air Sextile: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by two planets or points, one in a fire sign and the other in an air sign, promoting inspiration, communication, and innovative thinking.
Fire and Air Signs: The combination of zodiac signs that belong to the fire and air elements, representing a balance of passion, intellect, and communication.
Fire and Air Square: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in square aspect, with one in a fire sign and the other in an air sign, emphasizing the tension between action and intellectual pursuits.
Fire and Air Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in an air sign, indicating enthusiasm and intellectual synergy.
Fire and Earth Ascendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the rising sign in a fire sign and the descendant in an earth sign, emphasizing the challenge between individuality and practicality in relationships.
Fire and Earth Descendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an earth sign, emphasizing the challenge between individuality and practicality in relationships.
Fire and Earth Descendant Square: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an earth sign, emphasizing the challenge between individuality and practicality in relationships.
Fire and Earth Descendant Trine: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in an earth sign, symbolizing a harmonious balance between individuality and practicality in relationships
Fire and Earth Grand Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in an earth sign, symbolizing a balance between passion and practicality.
Fire and Earth Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and earth signs, highlighting the challenge between passion and practicality.
Fire and Earth Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and earth signs, highlighting the challenge between passion and practicality.
Fire and Earth Sextile: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by two planets or points, one in a fire sign and the other in an earth sign, encouraging practical action and manifestation.
Fire and Earth Signs: The combination of zodiac signs that belong to the fire and earth elements, representing a balance of action, creativity, and practicality.
Fire and Earth Square: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in square aspect, with one in a fire sign and the other in an earth sign, emphasizing the challenge between passion and practicality.
Fire and Earth Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in an earth sign, representing passion and practicality.
Fire and Water Ascendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the rising sign in a fire sign and the descendant in a water sign, indicating a tension between passion and emotional harmony in relationships.
Fire and Water Descendant Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in a water sign, highlighting the tension between passion and emotional connection in relationships.
Fire and Water Descendant Square: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in a water sign, indicating a need for balance between passion and emotional connections in relationships.
Fire and Water Descendant Trine: An astrological aspect formed by the descendant in a fire sign and the ascendant in a water sign, signifying a harmonious balance between passion and emotional connection in relationships.
Fire and Water Grand Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in a water sign, signifying a balance between passion and intuition.
Fire and Water Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and water signs, highlighting the tension between passion and emotion.
Fire and Water Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fire and water signs, highlighting the tension between passion and emotion.
Fire and Water Sextile: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by two planets or points, one in a fire sign and the other in a water sign, fostering a creative and emotional synergy.
Fire and Water Signs: The combination of zodiac signs that belong to the fire and water elements, representing a balance of emotion, intuition, and inspiration.
Fire and Water Square: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in square aspect, with one in a fire sign and the other in a water sign, highlighting the need for balance between passion and emotion.
Fire and Water Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fire signs and one in a water sign, symbolizing passion and emotional depth.
Fire Ascendant: A rising sign that falls within a fire sign (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius), indicating a fiery and dynamic approach to life, with strong leadership qualities.
Fire Element: One of the four elements in astrology, associated with the zodiac signs of Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius.
Fire Grand Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points in fire signs, creating a flow of energy and confidence in self-expression.
Fire Signs: The zodiac signs of Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius, characterized by enthusiasm, passion, and creativity.
Fire Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points in fire signs, indicating creativity, inspiration, and energy.
Firefly Astrology: A unique form of astrology that draws inspiration from the behavior and symbolism of fireflies, focusing on themes of illumination, synchronicity, and enchantment in a person’s life
First House: The astrological house that represents the self, physical appearance, and overall personality.
Fixed Air: A term used in astrology to describe the intellectual and rational qualities associated with the zodiac sign Aquarius.
Fixed Ascendant: A birth chart in which the rising sign falls in a fixed sign (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius).
Fixed Cross Tension: The inherent challenge and resistance experienced by individuals with planets or points in the fixed signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius, requiring growth and transformation.
Fixed Cross: The cross formed by the fixed signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius, representing stability, determination, and loyalty.
Fixed Earth: A term used in astrology to describe the practicality and grounded nature associated with the zodiac sign Taurus.
Fixed Fire: A term used in astrology to describe the passionate and dynamic nature associated with the zodiac sign Leo.
Fixed Grand Cross: A challenging astrological aspect formed by four planets or points, each located in a fixed sign.
Fixed Grand Sextile: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by six planets or points, each located in a fixed sign, indicating exceptional talents and opportunities.
Fixed Grand Trine: A harmonious astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, each located in a fixed sign, indicating stability and strength.
Fixed Houses: The astrological houses that fall in the fixed signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius, indicating areas of life where stability, determination, and persistence are prominent.
Fixed Lunar Nodes: The points where the Moon’s orbit intersects the ecliptic, representing karmic lessons and life direction, remaining in the same zodiac signs for extended periods.
Fixed Opposition: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in opposing fixed signs, highlighting the need for balance and compromise.
Fixed Sign Dominant: A term used to describe an individual with a majority of planets or points in fixed signs, indicating stability, determination, and resistance to change.
Fixed Signs: The zodiac signs of Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius, known for their stability, determination, and resistance to change.
Fixed Square: An astrological aspect formed by two planets or points in fixed signs, creating tension and challenges that require resolution.
Fixed Star Algol: A notable fixed star in the constellation Perseus, associated with intense transformative energy and considered both powerful and challenging in astrology.
Fixed Star Antares: A bright red star in the constellation Scorpius, associated with intensity, passion, and courage, often seen as a significant influence in astrology.
Fixed Star Arcturus: A prominent star in the constellation Bootes, associated with success, abundance, and spiritual guidance, often seen as a positive influence in astrology.
Fixed Star Astrology: The branch of astrology that focuses on the influence and interpretation of fixed stars.
Fixed Star Castor: One of the twin stars in the constellation Gemini, associated with intellect, communication, and versatility, often indicating diverse talents and interests.
Fixed Star Conjunction: An astrological aspect formed when a planet aligns closely with a fixed star, indicating a significant and potent influence in the birth chart.
Fixed Star Mythology: The stories, legends, and symbolism associated with specific fixed stars, providing insights into their astrological interpretations.
Fixed Star Pollux: The other twin star in the constellation Gemini, associated with diplomacy, adaptability, and artistic expression, often symbolizing harmonious relationships and social skills.
Fixed Star Regulus: A royal fixed star in the constellation Leo, associated with leadership, success, and recognition, often considered auspicious in astrology.
Fixed Star Sirius: The brightest star in the night sky, located in the constellation Canis Major, associated with power, intuition, and spiritual insight in astrology.
Fixed Star Spica: A bright star in the constellation Virgo, associated with purity, healing, and wisdom, often symbolizing gifts and talents in astrology.
Fixed Star Vega: A prominent fixed star in the constellation Lyra, associated with artistic talent, creativity, and intellectual pursuits in astrology.
Fixed Stars in Astrology: The study of the influence and interpretation of specific stars within the constellations, used to gain deeper insights into natal charts.
Fixed Stars: Celestial objects outside our solar system with fixed positions in the sky, considered significant in astrology.
Fixed T-Square: A challenging astrological aspect formed by three planets or points, with two in fixed signs and one in an opposing sign.
Fixed Water: A term used in astrology to describe the emotional stability and depth associated with the zodiac sign Scorpio.
Flame Reading: A divinatory practice where patterns and shapes formed by a candle’s flame are interpreted for insights.
Flower Astrology: The practice of assigning specific flowers to zodiac signs or birth months based on their symbolic meanings and qualities.
Flower Remedies: Astrologically derived remedies made from flowers and used for emotional healing and well-being.
Focal Planet: A planet in a birth chart that receives several aspects and has a strong influence on the individual’s life.
Focal Point: A significant celestial object or point in a birth chart that attracts attention and influences the individual’s life.
Forecast: A prediction or analysis of future events based on astrological principles and planetary movements.
Fortuna: An Arabic Part or point in astrology that represents an individual’s fortune and luck.
Fortune Teller: A person who practices divination techniques, including astrology, to provide insights and predictions about an individual’s future.
Fortune: The general term used to describe luck, destiny, or fate in relation to astrology.
Foundation Chart: A birth chart created for the inception or establishment of an event, organization, or project.
Fourth House: The astrological house that represents home, family, roots, and one’s emotional foundation.
Full Moon Eclipse: A lunar eclipse that occurs during a full moon, amplifying its transformative and powerful energy.
Full Moon Ritual: Ceremonies or practices performed during the full moon phase to harness its energy for manifestation or release.
Full Moon: The lunar phase when the Moon is completely illuminated, symbolizing culmination and fulfillment.
Fundamental Astrology: The core principles and basic concepts of astrology, including the zodiac signs, houses, and aspects.
Future: The events and circumstances that are yet to occur, often explored and predicted through astrological practices.