Phact

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Alpha Columbae. Phact is a star in the constellation Columba.

Below is a delineation of Phact as found in Anne Wilson’s encyclopedia of fixed stars.

“General influence of the star: It gives beneficence, hopefulness and good fortune. (Robson).

This fixed star in good conjunction is supposed to give an appreciation for form and, rhythmics as well as artistic talents. It is also supposed to confer ardent interest in science. Phact conjunct the Sun on the chart of the mathematician Newton and the composer Richard Strauss. This star gives a touch of genius and mediumship. It is assumed that this star will gain importance at the beginning of the Aquarian age. (Ebertin).”¹

References

Note 1: Anne Wilson, Phact, The Fixed Stars. Last accessed 21 September 2006.

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