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Asellus Borealis

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Asellus Borealis

Asellus Borealis (Northern Donkey). Also: Gamma Cancri. A bright star in the constellation of Cancer. Asellus Borealis is part of an asterism composed by Asellus Australis and Præsepe .

Below are delineations of Asellus Borealis as found in Anne Wilson’s encyclopedia of fixed stars.

“With Sun: Favorable for dealing with the public and influential people, business success.

With Moon: Favorable for material success, honor through public positions, help from friends, favorable for gain, danger of accidents to the head, fevers, inflammatory ailments, and heart weakness.

With Mercury: Power and authority after many difficulties, little gain, numerous expenses, losses by writings, mortgages and bonds.

With Venus: Proud, opinionated, help from an influential friend, favorable for gain.

With Mars: Courageous, generous, noble, just, power and authority.

With Jupiter: Great gain and influential position, favors from churchmen and gain through legal and ecclesiastical matters, benefits from foreign affairs.

With Saturn: Somewhat sell-centred and self- seeking, loss through enemies, high public office, but eventual retirement with public censure. Favour able for gain, unrelenting nature, domestic disharmony caused by antipathy between one of the children and the native or partner.

With Uranus: Energetic, reformer, blunt in speech and often bitter, fixed ideas, honest, careless or broad in religion, many friends among the public, some of whom abuse confidence, enemies among the higher classes, governmental position, involved in disputes with corporations owing to socialistic interests, favorable for gain and domestic matters, likelihood of unexpected death abroad.

With Neptune: Proud, haughty, great sell-esteem, occult interests, prominent and influential position in a company concerned with stocks and shares or speculation, connected with schools or places of amusement, early difficulties with parents, favorable for gain but danger of loss by fire or theft, favorable for marriage but sometimes one of convenience. With Mars also, accidents and danger of fatal injuries”¹