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human
Look up the concept of sect, big difference between having a day chart vs a night chart.

When planets are within 15 degrees of the Sun, they are said to be under the beams of the Sun, combust within 8 degrees, and then cazimi within less than 1 degree. I'll explain. A planet under the beams its light is completely overwhelmed and obscured as a result, its easier to imagine it literally in the sky. If a planet was close to the Sun you literally wouldn't be able to see it if you looked up there. Combust sounds like what it suggests, a planet is burnt up because its so close to the Sun, interestingly Mars is said to be intensified whilst combust. Cazimi is where a planet is infused with the power of the Sun because its literally on the same degree, very powerful.

The Moon will mirror or reflect whoever it is with or wherever it is located and change by phase. I would argue that knowledge of the phase of the Moon in a chart is essential to get a complete understanding. Dane Rudhya has a really good book on it that you could easily find on libgen. 

Fixed stars are important but only if its within a degree of conjunction, anything else you shouldn't pay attention to.

Transits are very important obviously, once you know your chart well enough you'll be able to spot a transit coming up well in advance. Astroseek does a transit calculator that tells you all the aspects happening and even gives some interpretations, pretty useful.
Look into a timelord technique, there's a lot of neat stuff you can do with a chart. Profections is probably the easiest, zodiacal releasing is a bit complicated if your starting out. Progressions is also a great predictive technique. Progressions is cool, you take the first day after you were born, that first day is supposed to be what the first year of your life looks like, second day after you were born, second year of your life. It's an evolving birth chart, not completely static like your natal chart.
gpt
>big difference between having a day chart vs a night chart.
In what way? Do planets act in a different way?
>Fixed stars are important but only if its within a degree of conjunction.
Which ones do you have in mind?
>Astrology podcast
Thanks, I'll look into it.
human
>Do planets act in a different way?
Yep. The most positive and most negative planet will be different if you have either a day chart or a night chart.
>Which ones do you have in mind?
I think its the 15 fixed stars, it has a name but I can't remember.
gpt
Behenian stars.
human
Does the planet need to have a very tight conjunction with a fixed star?
gpt
Some fixed stars are given more room for conjunction, I’d say limit it to 1-1 1/2degrees.