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Most often, a country’s astrological chart is based on key historical moments, such as:
– the enactment of the constitution;
– the proclamation of independence;
– the signing of a secession treaty;
– the declaration of sovereignty;
– a referendum on independence;
– a military coup.
Each of these charts offers a different perspective on the nation’s fate. I often receive messages from viewers of my YouTube channel saying that my version of a country’s chart does not match theirs.
However, it is completely normal for a country to have multiple valid birth charts. Just as a doctor uses different methods to treat the same illness, an astrologer considers various charts for a more accurate and complete analysis.
There is no reason to be bothered by the fact that different astrologers use different natal charts. In practice, if they apply the effective and proven techniques, they will reach the same conclusions – often predicting similar dates for key events.
Humanity has developed methods that serve like windows into a higher informational space – something beyond our physical world. You could even call it the Matrix. No matter which window you look through, the information is there – you just need the right approach to access it.
Even an inaccurate natal chart is not a problem for a skilled astrologer. They will still reach the right conclusion… Especially if their own chart is aligned with a favorable period.
However, we need to have reliable astrological charts to get consistent results in forecasting.
Finding the date of a major milestone for a country is not the hardest thing to do, while pinpointing the exact time of the event is an astrologer’s eternal challenge.
There is often little publicly available data on the exact time of key moments, such as signing a constitution, peace treaty, or withdrawal agreement.
Now I want to share how I found the date of the signing of the Declaration of the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic’s separation from the Soviet Union. Here is the last page of the document:
Declarations of the BSSR’s separation from the Soviet Union
More often than not, an astrologer has to play detective, searching for traces of the event to determine its exact timing.
When researching the signing of the Declaration on the BSSR’s secession from the Soviet Union, I sifted through archives, cross-checked Supreme Soviet session times, and looked into who signed the document and whether any biographical records contained relevant details.
At last I was lucky to find the exact time, it was 8:08 p.m. But a few years later, that information vanished from public records.
Sometimes, as an astrologer, I can not help but smile at the luck when signatories record the exact time of signing historical documents.
For example, the natal chart of Georgia in my collection is reliable because the signatories of the Act of Restoration of Independence recorded the time – 12:30 – on the document.
Act of Restoration of the State Independence of Georgia
But such cases are rare. Usually the search for an astrological chart is much more agonising and longer, and the effectiveness of it can only be appreciated after a few years.
I have noticed that in socially developed countries, legislation tends to be more precise when it comes to time. Lawmakers passing significant state decisions often make an effort to document the exact time of passage, and these records are well preserved.
The lower the level of social development, the more hidden gaps there are – details that remain impossible to trace. The exact time of when the coup took place remained unclear because there was only the date recorded.
When did the government sign the new constitution? No one knows.
Authoritarian regimes and dictatorships are prone to this. In contrast, democratic nations make information about government decisions and political leaders publicly available. In Western countries, for example, the birth dates of almost every major politician can be easily found on the Internet.
When it comes to the Arab world, the East, and the former CIS, even finding the birth date of a leader can be barely possible. The publicly known birth dates of leaders are routinely altered under various pretexts, especially when the regime starts tightening control. Sometimes, even the year of birth is changed – as in the case of Fidel Castro, who claimed to have been born a year earlier than officially documented.
The biographies of rulers are rewritten, emasculated, personal details are not disclosed, making their fate almost impenetrable for an astrologer. How can you reconstruct the time of birth when you know nothing about the person except the rewritten biography?
Alexander Lukashenko’s birth date has also been changed, and Vladimir Putin is suspected of altering not just his date of birth, but his year of birth as well. However, I do not subscribe to this theory – I find Putin’s birth chart to be entirely functional based on the official date.
By the way, I once encountered an interesting case related to this issue – an astrological chart of Belarus, based on the date of signing the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the BSSR.
On August 5, 1991, during an extraordinary session, the Supreme Soviet of the BSSR adopted a document declaring the state sovereignty, political independence, and economic viability of the Belarusian SSR.
For years, open sources recorded this event with a note along these lines: “The Council members deliberated for an unusually long time, leading to the signing of the document at an unprecedented late hour – 8:08 p.m.” This note remained publicly available until around 2020, but somewhere around 2020—2021, it had mysteriously disappeared. It seems that even in the former CIS, governments have started recognizing the significance of such data.
Knowing the exact data of the formation of the state, we can determine the dates of the beginning of war, political upheavals and much more. Professional astrology is useful to rulers and nations because it provides additional data that cannot be obtained by other methods.
The astrological version of the development of events in the country can be verified by intelligence or additional expert analysis in the direction of the version shown by the chart. Unfortunately, the public tends to have unrealistic expectations of astrology, expecting it to be 100% accurate.
Meanwhile, political scientists, analysts, and even intelligence agencies frequently make incorrect predictions – yet their methods are refined, improved, and passed down to new generations to make them more effective. The same approach should be applied to Mundane Astrology. It should be used for the benefit of one’s country and forecasting techniques should be improved from generation to generation.
Of course, astrology has always attracted frauds and impostors, and it always will. Who do I consider a charlatan? Someone who works without a clear method, without analysis, and without verification.
A professional astrologer works with a structured methodology, tracks their successes, analyzes mistakes, and continuously refines their approach. This is the foundation of progress in any field – including astrology. There is no such thing as complete accuracy in any field of knowledge, yet we continue to develop and refine our understanding.
Astrologers, like professionals in any field, can make mistakes and be as inefficient as any person in the workplace, for there is no employee in the world who is at full resource 365 days a year…
Yet, unlike other professions, astrologers are often given no margin for error. This is because most people believe that prediction is an innate gift or talent – something you either possess completely or not at all.
No, no, and no! Prediction is not magic – it is a precise formula of events found in a natal chart. A method that is reproducible and verifiable.
Proper Forecasting
My students can accurately predict pregnancies, relocations, and other life events down to the exact day. Sometimes, when I am particularly anxious and emotions cloud my professional judgment, I even ask them to make predictions for me.
Their success is not a matter of talent, charisma, or esoteric intuition – it is the result of learning and applying a clear methodology that any rational person can use. I am proud of my students and the techniques we have developed in our Deep Sky Astrology School.
I have noticed a fascinating effect – when you make a long-term prediction (one to three years in advance) and then watch events unfold exactly as forecasted. Each event becomes another piece of the puzzle, fitting together to shape the future. When you know the prediction, you can clearly see where everything is heading. And the opposite – you can handle contradictory news stories that are misleading.
Take, for example, America’s elections in 2016, 2020, and 2024. In each of these cycles, public expectations were manipulated by expert opinions, poll numbers, and media headlines.
In all three elections, I made accurate predictions about who would become the next president.
In 2016, my prediction of Donald Trump’s presidency was made in a week when all major experts gave Hillary Clinton an 80% chance of winning. In February 2020, I successfully forecasted Joe Biden’s victory, selecting him from among three leading candidates. And in July 2024, as soon as the final list of candidates was confirmed, I made my prediction – Donald Trump would win.
For a long time, I have wanted to admit this: no one in the world hopes for a presidential candidate’s victory as much as an astrologer who has publicly predicted it. And it has nothing to do with the candidate’s personality, policies, or strategic vision. It is simply because the astrologer bets their reputation on it.
The 2024 election was the most challenging for me to forecast, and I found myself eagerly anticipating the end of the race. Over the months, I watched as news outlets relentlessly bombarded the public with conflicting narratives, cycling through opposing predictions every 3—5 days.
The sheer number of times they manipulated public opinion, shaped fears and anxieties, and escalated tensions was staggering. The media pushed diametrically opposite headlines, from “Trump will lose in all swing states” to “Kamala Harris has completely destroyed Trump’s ratings.”
Reading such news can send your heart racing – unless you are an astrologer who has already seen the outcome in the charts.
With a clear prediction in hand, the entire media frenzy feels different. You watch it unfold with detachment. No headlines shake you, no polls unsettle you – because you already know the answer.
I take great pride in being an astrologer who has successfully predicted the outcome of three consecutive elections in the United States. In this book, I will also be making many public predictions, and I hope you will follow along and support my work.
These videos with my predictions are still available on our YouTube channel.
(You can watch the video by scanning this QR code. While viewing, subtitles in various languages can be enabled through the settings.)
Now, let us return to the question of how an astrologer determines a country’s birth chart.
Amending a country’s constitution does not justify changing its fundamental birth chart. A new chart should only be drawn up in cases of a coup, the country’s dissolution (as with the USSR), or the adoption of a new constitution that fundamentally alters the system of government.
This is usually intuitive to every person who witnesses the events listed. The collapse of the Soviet Union, the secession of republics, a military coup, the transition from monarchy to republic, a revolution, or a new government taking power – are all obvious reasons to compile a new astro chart for the country.
Previous charts will also continue to work and show events. It is worth changing a country’s chart if it is more than 120 years old or if you have doubts about the accuracy of the data for its compilation.
120 years is the length of time in which all nine periods of the planets pass. In the second and even in the third cycle, the chart of a country may partially show new historical events, but still quite detached. The abstraction of the astro chart increases with each planetary cycle of 120 years. Therefore, for such old charts as the natal chart of Great Britain and the USA, I prefer to use annual charts and charts for the beginning of the inauguration of the popular leader.
Every time we establish a birth chart for a country, it is essential to verify its accuracy through a chronological check.
Here is how I do it:
– I draft the natal chart of the country based on the proposed event date.
– I review the country’s recent history, reading through it once to get a general impression.
– I go through it again, carefully analyzing each major historical date in relation to the natal chart. I check when these events occurred, what planetary influences were active, and whether they are clearly visible in the chart.
– I do not just focus on specific dates. Long-term trends, periods of national transformation, economic shifts, and prolonged crises must also be considered. I analyze how these align with planetary periods, zodiac sign periods, and planetary transits.
This process often takes an entire workday. But by the end of it, I have a clear understanding of whether this particular chart accurately reflects the country’s fate, or does not match well. Unfortunately, each country’s chart is a unique and self-contained “ecosystem”. While general astrological principles apply to all, they must always be used with caution. To interpret a country’s birth chart accurately, we must always consider the cultural context and current circumstances.
Let us again repeat the list of charts from which we can infer about life in the country:
– the enactment of the constitution: usually takes effect at midnight on the date specified in the document.
– the time of signing the constitution: if the exact time is recorded or printed on the document, it can be used.
– the proclamation of independence: the moment when the leader publicly declares independence, the referendum concludes, or the results are officially announced.
– the signing of a secession treaty: the time of signature of the document or the time at the beginning of the day on the date of entry into force of the document.
– the signing of a declaration of sovereignty: either the moment of signing or the date it legally takes effect.
– an independence referendum: the moment when voting ends and the results are announced, or when the new status officially takes effect.
– a coup d’état: the exact time the previous leader is removed from power and the new ruler takes control, regardless of the method.
Syria’s Three Constitutions
The Syrian Arab Republic, like many other nations, has multiple charts, each reflecting the country’s fate during a specific historical period.
Syria adopted several constitutions in the 20th and 21st centuries, specifically in 1950, 1973, and 2012. To determine the exact “birth” time of each constitution, let us look at their official texts:
– “This constitution shall enter into force upon its approval and shall be published by the president of the constituent assembly.” (Damascus, September 5, 1950).
– “The constitution shall enter into force on the date of its approval by popular referendum.” (Syria, Constitution of 1973).
– “This constitution shall be published in the official gazette and shall enter into force upon approval.” (Damascus, February 26, 2012).
In other words, the 1950—1973 period should be analyzed using the astro chart of the 1950 constitution. The 1973—2012 period follows the chart of the 1973 constitution. And the current era is governed by the natal chart of the 2012 constitution.
However, each of these constitutional transitions requires thorough historical research, including eyewitness accounts and official records. Unfortunately, such documentation is scarce due to Syria’s strict political regime and the lack of a tradition for recording the exact timing of key state events.
Our saving grace is that most constitutions take effect at midnight, in legal terms, they are considered valid from the very start of that day.
No one debates whether a law was violated before 2:50 p.m. (the moment of ratification) or after – the consequences remain the same. The constitution comes into legal force starting midnight of the date specified.
What About Syria?
Syria is a unique case. For decades, the country has been under the influence of two active natal charts: the chart of the 1973 Constitution and the chart of the coup on November 13, 1970, which marked the beginning of the Assad dynasty’s rule.
On December 7, 2024, the Assad regime fell. The ruling family fled the country, and within hours, rebels seized Damascus – just 11 days into the battle for Damascus.
How was this dramatic turn of events reflected in the 2012 constitution chart?
Case Study 5. Syrian Constitution Chart
The Natal Chart of the Syrian Constitution
From March 28, 2024, to November 30, 2026, Syria is undergoing a Venus-Jupiter period. While I have not found clear indicators of a leader’s fall through planetary periods, the sign periods provide a strong signal.
The Libra-Leo period lasted from November 29, 2024, to April 28, 2025.
We watch the astrological chart from Leo making it a temporary Lagna and redraw all the planets from this zodiac sign.
The natal chart rotation technique is used throughout this book. And this principle is the key concept in analysing the sign periods of the planets as a whole. A person receives not one, but as many as twelve different charts, which they consistently live through during their life. All twelve characters, which are usually attributed to the signs of the zodiac, are manifested during their life, each in its own period.
During the period of Leo, which took place at the time of the military coup in Syria, the ruler of the tenth house (authority and leadership) was placed in the eighth house of crises. Besides that, Ketu in the tenth house speaks of missing and abdication of power. What comes after Assad’s fall?
From February 2026 to February 2033, Syria will enter a Virgo period. This term is expected to be weak, as few active planets indicate a lack of strong direction or decisive leadership. However, Bhatri Karaka Mars in the twelfth house suggests that this period will be far from peaceful…
Venus from the temporary lagna is exalted in the seventh house, but it is conjunct the star Bayten-Keitos in the constellation of Cetus. It can bring: “Fatal changes, depression, danger of death. Humiliation, denials and obstacles.”
In other words, the coming six years will be turbulent and unstable in Syria, filled with dangerous clashes and repeated breaches of peace in the country.
In the third house of media from Virgo is placed Rahu. It shows that the media will be controlled by the military and used as a tool of influence.
Saturn in the second house points to serious financial difficulties. In general, exalted Saturn in the house of money and resources often creates the effect of “sitting on a bag of money but unable to use it.”
A military dictatorship will take deeper root – this is what awaits Syria in the coming years.
But could this country live any differently? The astrological chart of the current constitution clearly reflects totalitarianism:
– the rising sign is Scorpio, ruled by Mars – a sign of military power and restriction under the influence of a watery sign, dictatorship and control.
– Mars in the tenth house of power shows that future rulers will rely on military force, and military coups are likely. Being a malefic planet in the tenth house in a fixed sign, Mars also indicates a historical trend toward authoritarian and totalitarian leadership, where rulers are not replaced for long periods.
– Ketu in the seventh house points to the handling of peace and war through terror, espionage, and guerrilla tactics.
– the third house of media is ruled by Saturn, which signals that the media is entirely controlled by the regime.
– Rahu in the first house, the house of the state itself, suggests foreign influence, dependency on outside forces, and the presence of outsiders within the country.
– Gaja Kesari Yoga (an auspicious conjunction of two benefic planets) appears in the sixth house, but instead of softening its effects, it amplifies the themes of the house, encouraging conflict, hostility, and internal confrontation.
Of course, this natal chart also has some very positive planetary positions:
– Venus in the fifth house points to the country’s rich culture and beautiful, vibrant youth. But its conjunction with the twelfth house of foreign lands suggests that many young people will seek to leave the country.
– the conjunction of the Moon and Jupiter, despite being placed in a difficult house, indicates that Syria can still play an important role on the international stage. Unfortunately, that role is more like that of a vassal to stronger neighbors, who use Syria to advance their own interests.
With such an astrological chart, Syria can hardly hope for a bright future. But what I hope for is that, over time, the Syrian people will find a path toward progress, one that will bring with it a stronger chart, with better periods and real opportunities for growth.
Nation’s Charts.
European Union
The first in our collection of country natal charts is the astrological chart of the European Union (EU).
Case Study 6. Natal Chart of the EU
It is based on the date the Maastricht Treaty came into force – November 1, 1993, at midnight. Location: Maastricht, Netherlands.
The Natal Chart of the European Union
A striking feature of this chart is that the ruler of the entire astrological chart is placed in the eleventh house – the house of alliances, unions, and collective goals. This clearly reflects the essence of the moment: the formation of a union of states.
The rulers of the third and eleventh houses, along with the planets located in the eleventh, often define the nature of the alliance itself. that can be the following:
– Rahu and Mars point to military objectives or alliances formed around defense and strategic power.
– Venus and the Moon suggest a foundation based on shared values, cultural closeness, and ideological alignment.
– Mercury indicates alliances focused on trade, commerce, and economic cooperation.
– Jupiter reflects legal and judicial collaboration, alliances grounded in law, ethics, and mutual regulation.
– Ketu shows partnerships formed around cutting-edge technologies, cyberspace, artificial intelligence, science, and innovation.
– the Sun is rarely involved in the creation of alliances. In my observation, the Sun represents centralized power and is more associated with dominance, where a stronger partner absorbs a weaker one, rather than with balanced, cooperative unions.
– Saturn often shows up strong in the astro charts of unions and alliances. It is the planet of structure, regulation, and order. In alliances, strong Saturn acts as the binding force between member states. It shapes shared institutions, formal processes, and represents the day-to-day machinery of joint governance.