Sadalsuud
Beta Aquarii · Aquarius
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Position (2026)
♒ 23°46′ Aquarius
Magnitude
2.90
Planetary Nature
Saturn / Mercury (Robson)
Simmonite: Uranus
Alvidas: Uranus / Sun (Uranus in sextile to the Sun)
Spectral Type
G0Ib
Appearance
A yellow supergiant on the left shoulder of the Water Bearer, whose heliacal rising once heralded the season of gentle rain
Name Origin
Language
Arabic
Original Form
Sa'd al-Su'ūd
Meaning
The Luckiest of the Lucky
Beta Aquarii. From the Arabic Sa'd al-Su'ūd, meaning the luckiest of the lucky or the luck of lucks. The star's heliacal rising coincided with the end of winter and the beginning of gentle spring weather in Arabia. Part of a group of 'lucky' stars in this region of sky.
Known As
Gentle rain after winter explains Sadalsuud's Arabic name, the Luckiest of the Lucky. The star sits on the Water Bearer's left shoulder, in the figure that includes Ganymede, carried to the stars by the eagle to become Jove's cupbearer. Its fortunate character has the scale of welcome relief in ordinary life. Happiness can be as modest as a more contented home. Gain arrives entangled with disputes, and happiness here is distinct from winning money. Sadalsuud holds that tension between an advantage and the experience of living with it. A fortunate position also carries responsibility for the people who depend on it.
The luck in Sadalsuud's name began with rain. Allen translates the Arabic name as the Luckiest of the Lucky and explains it through the end of winter, when gentle, continuous rain began. Robson repeats that explanation, then gives the individual star a general judgment of trouble and disgrace. A reader who knows only the name would hardly expect the rest of his entry. [1] [2]
Good fortune feels different when you live with its consequences. Brady reads Sadalsuud with Sadalmelek as a modest indication of good events and happiness, especially through the luminaries or Jupiter. She distinguishes happiness from winning money. [5] Robson describes social success alongside a difficult marriage, or gain accompanied by a dispute. [2] Ask what the good fortune costs at home.
At 23°46′ tropical Aquarius in 2026, Sadalsuud still occupies the Water Bearer's left shoulder in the constellation figure Robson describes. [2] Augurine's calculator uses a 1° conjunction orb for this star, so the birth-year degree matters. Robson's 22°17′ Aquarius was its position in 1920, while a chart from 2000 uses about 23°23′ Aquarius. [2]
Sadalsuud by birth year
On 1 January 2026, Sadalsuud stood at ♒ 23°46′ Aquarius in the tropical zodiac.
It has been in Aquarius since before the year 1000 and stays there past 2400.
Positions are for 1 January of each year; a star moves about 50 arcseconds a year, so a birth late in the decade sits close to the next row.
| Born in | Position |
|---|---|
| 1900 | ♒ 22°00′ Aquarius |
| 1910 | ♒ 22°08′ Aquarius |
| 1920 | ♒ 22°17′ Aquarius |
| 1930 | ♒ 22°25′ Aquarius |
| 1940 | ♒ 22°34′ Aquarius |
| 1950 | ♒ 22°42′ Aquarius |
| 1960 | ♒ 22°50′ Aquarius |
| 1970 | ♒ 22°59′ Aquarius |
| 1980 | ♒ 23°07′ Aquarius |
| 1990 | ♒ 23°16′ Aquarius |
| 2000 | ♒ 23°23′ Aquarius |
| 2010 | ♒ 23°32′ Aquarius |
| 2020 | ♒ 23°40′ Aquarius |
| 2030 | ♒ 23°49′ Aquarius |
Sadalsuud rises from every inhabited latitude and never sets poleward of 84.5° S.
Computed by the Augurine engine on the apparent equinox of date from HYG coordinates with proper motion applied (engine build 1c1cc33).
Sadalsuud's luck began with gentle rain
Notes. A pale yellow star situated on the left shoulder of Aquarius. From Al Sa’d al Suud, the Luckiest of the Lucky, so called on account of its heliacal rising marking the period of gentle and continuous rain.
Gentle rain gives this fortunate name a different character from a prize or a promotion. Allen places the star's rising with the Sun after winter, and he records Fortuna Fortunarum as an astrological name. He also gives the Euphratean Kafekab Nammay, the Star of Mighty Destiny, with a tentative suggestion that it may explain the later fortunate titles. [1] Read through Brady's happiness, the rain image describes welcome relief in ordinary life. Circumstances improve enough that you feel the difference without having an exceptional event to report. [5]
The Water Bearer has a broader water mythology. Allen recounts the identifications with Deucalion and Ganymede, and reports Pindar's connection with the fountains of the Nile. [1] Sadalsuud's own name refers to a particular kind of weather within that water mythology, the return of steady rain. Keep that modest, seasonal meaning in view when a client expects the Luckiest of the Lucky to promise exceptional status.
There is a real disagreement over the event in the sky. Allen and Robson explain the name through heliacal rising; Brady says Sadalsuud and Sadalmelek were never morning heralds and instead discusses their cosmic rising. [1] [2] [5] Keep those accounts of the rising event separate when explaining the name's seasonal connection.
Marriage in the mansion of Al Sa'd al Su'ud
The Luckiest of the Lucky. Gives marital happiness, victory of soldiers but prevents the execution of government.
Robson's twenty-second Arabic lunar mansion joins Beta with Xi Aquarii. With the Moon there, he favors building and marriage, making friends and travel. He gives the mansion marital happiness, while his individual Sadalsuud entry describes more difficult relationships. [2] Use the mansion account when choosing a time to marry through the lunar mansions. For natal Venus conjunct Sadalsuud, use his Venus account.
Robson also favors soldiers while obstructing government. [2] Success is unevenly distributed even in this fortunate mansion. Choosing it for a political undertaking requires a different assessment from choosing it for marriage or friendship. The activity you are electing matters as much as the mansion's fortunate name.
Allen also gives the name to the twenty-second mansion and records Bunda as a Persian lunar station containing more than one star. The corresponding Coptic station is Upuineuti, translated as the Foundation. [1] For lunar work, these stations group stars in the same region of sky. For a natal reading, check the individual contact. A relationship pattern in a birth chart and an election for the wedding answer different questions.
Saturn and Mercury on Sadalsuud's shoulder
Ptolemy gives the shoulders of Aquarius Saturn and Mercury, and Hephaistio repeats the pair as Kronos and Hermes. Sadalsuud takes that assignment through its place on the left shoulder. Both authors distinguish the shoulders from the stream of water, where Saturn has some Jupiter mixed with it. [3] [4] [2] Saturn and Mercury remain Sadalsuud's historical nature even when you read the name as fortunate.
Robson reports Simmonite's Uranus assignment and Alvidas's Uranus in sextile to the Sun. Brady, in her review of earlier writers, reports Rigor's strange events with a potentially scandalous quality, together with originality and vision. [2] [5] In these later accounts, a welcome event sometimes has an awkward public reception. A relationship may be happy even when its form surprises the people around it.
It is said to cause trouble and disgrace.
Robson's Sun paragraph includes domestic harmony and his Moon paragraph favors gain despite that condemnation. [2] Read his severe language as historical extremes, with each tendency weighed against the whole chart and the person's circumstances. An awkward social reception leaves room for a happy home. Find out how the people in that home experience it before treating its unusual arrangements as trouble.
Sadalsuud at home after the good news
With Sun. Occult interests, psychic, wealth through opposite sex involving litigation, domestic harmony. With Moon. Reputation through occult matters, respect of friends, favourable for gain, peculiar domestic conditions. With Mercury. Social success. favours from opposite sex but some transitory difficulties, retirement owing to abuse of position, sudden loss through speculation, domestic sorrow and trouble.
With the Sun, private contentment coexists with complications around money. Robson allows domestic harmony even when wealth arrives through another person and becomes disputed; Brady gives the luminaries particular weight in her fortunate reading. [2] [5] Financial advantage and happiness need separate answers. A disputed gain need not describe the whole relationship. Robson also mentions occult interests; these belong in the conversation about what gives the person satisfaction.
The Moon is friendlier in Robson's list, with respect from friends and favorable gain alongside unusual domestic conditions. [2] An unconventional home life can be satisfying. The household's appearance tells you less than the experience of living in it, which is where Brady's emphasis on happiness applies. [5] Ask about the friendships that support that life and about any gains that have made it easier.
With Mercury, social access puts your decisions under scrutiny. Robson moves from social success to abuse of position and speculative loss. [2] Decide how to use that access or favor before accepting the next offer. If a client recognizes that pattern, look at the terms of an agreement and the limits of their authority. Success can make an offer attractive before those details have been considered. Check that the arrangement still works when the favorable reception wears off.
Robson's Venus account describes an unusual romantic marriage with separation for government or political reasons; his Jupiter account combines material and social success with litigation and marital difficulty. [2] With Venus, public circumstances interfere with a private relationship. With Jupiter, success creates demands alongside the happiness Brady describes. [5] A promotion or an advantageous match can be welcome and still require a difficult adjustment at home.
Mars is difficult in Robson's account, especially around occult matters and gain. His Saturn paragraph turns punitive, with accusations of dishonesty and destructive intrigue. [2] With a close Saturn contact, examine how the person handles a strained relationship. Discuss an actual conflict or damaged trust before borrowing Robson's accusations. The person's experience and the rest of the chart determine how much weight to give that difficulty.
Brady includes the connected angle in her fortunate reading, although Robson gives Sadalsuud no separate angle paragraphs. [5] [2] Read through that emphasis, Sadalsuud on your Ascendant concerns happiness in the life you are making for yourself. At the Midheaven, a welcome public opportunity needs to improve the life you live after work as well. A connected luminary or Jupiter gives more weight to fortunate periods in Brady's account. [5] Compare the opportunity with the daily life it has made possible.
Sadalsuud's worldly fortune and its responsibilities
Fiorenza's modern sidereal reading gives Sadalsuud concern for the human family and fortune in worldly affairs. He joins Sadalsuud with Deneb Algedi in his account of wise, beneficent leadership, and separately connects a fortunate position with responsibility. [6] A public opportunity affects the people who depend on you as well as your own prospects. Ask who else lives on the advantage you were handed.
Sadalsuud's rain and the Water Bearer's changing identity
Sadalsuud sits on the left shoulder of Aquarius, the Water Bearer. [2] Its Arabic name means the Luckiest of the Lucky. In Allen's explanation, the star rises with the Sun after winter, at the beginning of the season of gentle, continuous rain. [1]
Ganymede, the beautiful Phrygian son of Tros, becomes Jove's cupbearer. The eagle takes him from the chase and carries him to the stars on golden wings. The boy appears in Aquarius as a youth who bears water, one of the figures Allen gives for the Water Bearer. [1]
Deucalion of the Greek flood also takes the Water Bearer's place. In another figure, Jove pours water over the earth. The spirit of the Nile's fountains occupies Aquarius too, with the waters that sustain life on earth. [1]
How the authors read Sadalsuud
| Source | Nature | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| Ptolemy | Saturn and Mercury | Ptolemy gives Saturn and Mercury to Aquarius's shoulders in Tetrabiblos 1.9, the part of the figure occupied by Sadalsuud. [3] [2] |
| Hephaistio | Saturn and Mercury | Hephaistio gives the shoulders Kronos and Hermes in Apotelesmatics 1.3, the same planetary pair as Ptolemy. [4] |
| Robson | Saturn and Mercury | Robson follows the shoulder assignment but gives trouble and disgrace as his general judgment. His Sun and Moon readings allow domestic harmony or favorable gain. [2] |
| Brady | no planetary mixture given | Brady reads Sadalsuud with Sadalmelek as a modest indication of good events and happiness, with particular attention to the luminaries and Jupiter. [5] |
Natal Conjunctions
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A happy home and a dispute over money belong together in this reading. Robson's Sun paragraph allows domestic harmony and occult interests, while describing wealth through the opposite sex that involves litigation. Brady gives the luminaries particular weight in her modest fortunate reading. Examine how it feels to live within an advantageous relationship as well as what it provides. A welcome improvement may be quite ordinary, such as more freedom to pursue an absorbing interest together.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Moon
The household that surprises your friends might be the one in which you feel at ease. Robson describes respect from friends and favourable gain alongside peculiar domestic conditions, with reputation possible through occult pursuits. Brady's emphasis on happiness, particularly with a luminary, gives weight to how those mixed circumstances feel to you. The conjunction can be read through the company in which you feel at ease and the gains that make daily life easier. Satisfaction with your home deserves weight even when its arrangement surprises other people.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Mercury
Social access needs careful handling once it becomes available. Robson begins with social success and favours from the opposite sex, then describes misuse of position and sudden speculative loss. Read the conjunction through decisions made while an arrangement appears favourable. Being welcomed into a group can make its proposals seem more persuasive than their terms justify. Pay attention to what you are authorised to do and what you have agreed to risk before acting on someone else's enthusiasm.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Venus
Two people who are happy together still have public circumstances to contend with. Robson describes a romantic, unusual marriage with separation for government or political reasons. His account turns on the circumstances of separation rather than a general promise of fortunate love. How two people feel may differ from what their circumstances allow them to share in daily life. The relationship needs arrangements that let it continue while those external requirements are being resolved.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Mars
An occult undertaking becomes difficult to enjoy when you spend your effort on disputes within it. Robson gives difficulties through occult matters and poor prospects for gain in his Mars entry. The reading concerns the undertaking itself and the demands made by those involved. Enthusiasm for a subject can make an unproductive commitment hard to relinquish. You may find greater satisfaction by choosing a task with a clear purpose and deciding how much effort you are prepared to give it.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Jupiter
An opportunity that looks fortunate outside a marriage sometimes creates awkward adjustments within it. Robson puts success beside litigation and marital difficulty, and mentions marriage abroad or to a foreigner. Brady particularly favours Jupiter for periods of happiness. A welcome opportunity needs to be read with the terms that accompany it. If a new position or relationship looks fortunate, consider its effect on shared life. The gain needs room in shared life if both people are to enjoy it.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Saturn
Trust becomes a serious concern when a relationship is strained. Robson's Saturn paragraph uses punitive moral language about dishonesty and domestic intrigue, including a fatal revenge warning. Those accusations express his 1923 register and need weighing against the person's actual circumstances. The commitments at issue have become difficult to discuss openly. Before either person agrees to continue, each needs to know what has been promised and whether those promises still allow a satisfying life.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Uranus
Keeping someone's approval feels costly when you repeatedly change your own preferences to secure it. Robson describes sensitivity and vacillation, with early misdirection and difficulty in marriage before middle age. His timing statement needs the limited weight of a historical delineation. In the working reading, consider how readily you revise a preference to preserve someone's approval. A relationship can allow discovery and change while leaving you enough room to decide what you want before making a commitment.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Neptune
In this reading, enjoyable creative work fits alongside an unconventional household. Robson allows success in occupations involving amusement or ornament, and describes household harmony despite repeated moves and unusual marital conditions. He also includes mediumistic interests. If the arrangement changes frequently, satisfaction may depend less on its familiar appearance than on whether it supports enjoyable work and remains congenial for everyone involved.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Pluto
When shared circumstances improve, who decides how to use the advantage matters. The conjunction suggests examining what becomes possible when circumstances improve and who gets to decide how the improvement is used. Happiness may increase through a relatively modest change, particularly if it eases a source of dependence. Notice whether an apparent benefit gives both people more room to act. A favourable position is easier to enjoy when accepting it leaves space to discuss its conditions.
Sadalsuud Conjunct North Node
You measure an opportunity by the life it allows you to enjoy. The conjunction points toward choices through which you discover what a welcome opportunity contributes to daily experience. Some gains may look modest to other people and still matter substantially to you. Consider the company you want to keep and the activities you want time for. Those preferences can help you recognise a useful opportunity when its value is chiefly personal.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Ascendant
A comfortable home or a welcome introduction gives you more room to approach a new situation. Brady's modest fortunate reading directs attention to periods when life becomes more congenial, with the luminaries or Jupiter giving the contact greater emphasis. Applied to an Ascendant conjunction, the reading concerns the circumstances in which you feel able to make a life that suits you. The question is which ordinary improvements have changed the choices you feel free to make and how you have used that room.
Sadalsuud Conjunct Midheaven
Public opportunity matters here through its effect on everyday life. Brady links this star to happiness and gives the connected angle a part in the reading. Applied to the Midheaven, that concerns work or recognition you can enjoy alongside the obligations it entails. A role with less prestige may suit you better if its conditions improve your life. Consider which professional gains have left you pleased with how you spend your days.
Paran Interpretations
Parans describe what happens when Sadalsuud and a planet simultaneously occupy the four angles (rising, culminating, setting, nadir) at a given location.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Sun
Rising
Brady gives luminary contacts particular weight. Early in life or an undertaking, a welcome opening encourages a more hopeful sense of purpose and room for happiness.
Culminating
Recognition has value through the personal satisfaction it allows at life's height. The fortunate reading concerns whether your public responsibilities leave you pleased with the life you are making.
Setting
The ambitions you once pursued leave room for reconsideration as you decide how to spend your later years. A partnership may help you recognise which achievements you actually enjoy.
At the Nadir
Contentment may be clearest outside public life. In old age, recalling an ordinary period of happiness can matter more than the distinction other people remember.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Moon
Rising
When you feel welcome early in life, belonging has a place to begin. Brady's luminary emphasis allows a fortunate reading of the circumstances in which emotional ease begins.
Culminating
A satisfying home gives you something to enjoy within the daily responsibilities of middle life. Happiness deserves attention even when the household arrangement looks unusual to other people.
Setting
Friends give later daily life warmth and someone to share it with. An established relationship may become happier when its domestic arrangements change.
At the Nadir
Memories of a happy household may shape private life long afterward. The lower angle gives weight to contentment experienced at home and remembered in old age.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Mercury
Rising
With helpful news at the outset, you have more room to begin learning. An early introduction may make a subject or conversation available that you find personally satisfying.
Culminating
Being welcomed into a group gives you new opportunities during your most public years. A favourable exchange is easier to enjoy when its terms remain workable after the first welcome.
Setting
A pleasant exchange deserves time on its own terms as you grow older. A correspondence or shared study may give more satisfaction than the public standing once attached to it.
At the Nadir
Private interests can remain absorbing through changing circumstances. In later reflection, letters or notes may recall the conversations that made a particular period happy.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Venus
Rising
Attachment gives you more to enjoy in ordinary surroundings as a relationship begins. The fortunate reading concerns enjoyment of the relationship, including arrangements that differ from what others expect.
Culminating
Affection and public circumstances meet during the busiest years. A welcome relationship may require practical adjustments before its pleasures fit comfortably into daily life.
Setting
Experience helps you understand the terms on which later companionship feels satisfying. A happy arrangement may need room for circumstances that neither person originally planned.
At the Nadir
Shared pleasures remain part of your private life as other circumstances change. Looking back in old age may reveal how much happiness came from time spent together without an audience.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Mars
Rising
Having a task you enjoy gives you a reason to feel fortunate as you begin. The early emphasis falls on having room to act on an interest without committing more than it warrants.
Culminating
How you spend your working days matters to satisfaction when your responsibilities are greatest. A demanding undertaking can feel more fortunate when its results make ordinary conditions easier.
Setting
Choosing fewer disputes leaves time for activities you enjoy as you grow older. Partners may help clarify which commitments still deserve your effort.
At the Nadir
Work done for private satisfaction may receive little public notice. Its value in later life can lie in how much enjoyment you found in doing it.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Jupiter
Rising
Encouragement gives you a reason to welcome an opportunity at the outset. Brady particularly names Jupiter in her fortunate reading, with happiness the measure of how much the opening matters.
Culminating
Advancement matters through the improvements it allows during the years of greatest responsibility. Read its good fortune through the satisfaction available within the position and the commitments that accompany it.
Setting
When an opportunity arrives later in life, partners have room to reconsider their choices. Greater freedom matters most when both people find something enjoyable to do with it.
At the Nadir
Gratitude in old age may concern welcome circumstances that received little notice at the time. The private fortunate reading rests on the life those improvements made possible.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Saturn
Rising
Manageable terms leave room to enjoy the situation when you first accept an obligation. The reading concerns room for satisfaction within responsibility, without making hardship a prerequisite for happiness.
Culminating
Commitments at the height of adult life need terms you can live with. A modest improvement in those terms may matter more than added status.
Setting
An old duty ending leaves room to enjoy later life differently. Relationships benefit when both people are free to reconsider commitments that have become restrictive.
At the Nadir
A settled private agreement leaves room for enjoyment in old age. Its value may be clearest in the ordinary freedom it allows after years of responsibility.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Ascendant
Rising
Welcome circumstances receive early emphasis when the star rises at birth. Brady's angle method directs the reading toward a start that allows some happiness in the life taking shape.
Culminating
Welcome events receive greater emphasis during the middle years. The star on the upper angle at birth directs attention to satisfaction during life's more public period.
Setting
A new companion gives you more to enjoy in ordinary later life. The star at this birth angle gives the fortunate reading a concern with relationships and how their terms develop.
At the Nadir
Happiness may have its strongest meaning in private life or old age. This birth angle allows weight for welcome conditions that public accounts of the life overlook.
Sadalsuud in Paran with Midheaven
Rising
Your first public role takes shape around an opening you are pleased to accept. In Brady's angle method, the star at birth makes room for fortunate circumstances near the beginning of an undertaking.
Culminating
Professional opportunity may be welcome because it improves daily experience. At the public height of life, consider the satisfaction within a role as well as its visible success.
Setting
Professional connections help you find a more enjoyable way to contribute in later life. Leaving a prominent position may allow work whose terms suit the life you now want.
At the Nadir
Opportunities that made life happier at home deserve attention when you look back over a career. The lower angle gives that private benefit weight in a late-life account of success.
Frequently Asked Questions
What degree is Sadalsuud in 2026?
Sadalsuud is at 23°46′ tropical Aquarius in 2026. Robson gives 22°17′ Aquarius for 1920. [2] Use the position for the birth year when reading a natal conjunction; for 2000, that is about 23°23′ Aquarius.
What does Sadalsuud conjunct the Sun mean?
A Sun conjunction allows for contentment alongside complications in an advantageous relationship. Robson combines domestic harmony with disputed wealth through another person, while Brady favors the luminaries for periods of happiness. [2] [5] Read the gain alongside the happiness of the people who share it.
Does the Luckiest of the Lucky promise wealth?
It promises no particular sum or windfall. Brady distinguishes happiness from winning money and treats Sadalsuud's fortunate influence as modest. [5] Allen explains the name through gentle rain after winter, a welcome improvement in ordinary conditions. [1] Relief at home fits that scale even when your financial position stays the same.
Why do Sadalsuud's lucky name and Robson's warnings differ?
The name describes a welcome season; Robson's entry describes particular life circumstances. Allen and Robson connect the name with gentle rain, but Robson's general influence is trouble and disgrace. Even his planetary accounts vary, with domestic harmony under the Sun and social success followed by difficulties under Mercury. [1] [2]
Why does Sadalsuud's lunar mansion favor marriage?
Robson explicitly favors marriage with the Moon in Al Sa'd al Su'ud, his twenty-second Arabic lunar mansion, and gives it marital happiness. The mansion joins Beta and Xi Aquarii. [2] That is an electional judgment for choosing a time to marry; his natal Venus reading instead asks about an unusual relationship affected by public circumstances.
What does the name Sadalsuud mean?
The name Sadalsuud comes from Arabic: Sa'd al-Su'ūd, meaning "The Luckiest of the Lucky." Beta Aquarii. The star is known by 3 different cultural names across world traditions.
Sources
- Richard Hinckley Allen, Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, Dover Publications, Inc., 1899. Used for the rain-season name, lunar stations and Water Bearer mythology.
- Vivian E. Robson, The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, American Federation of Astrologers, Inc., 1923. Used for entry 90, its 1920 position and planetary readings, and lunar mansion 22.
Text of the 1923 edition; the site quotes a 2017 reprint.
- Claudius Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, translated by Frank Egleston Robbins, 1940. Used for Saturn and Mercury at Aquarius's shoulders in 1.9.
- Hephaistio of Thebes, Apotelesmatics, Book I, translated by Robert Schmidt, The Golden Hind Press, 1994. Used for Kronos and Hermes at the shoulders in 1.3.
- Bernadette Brady, Brady's Book of Fixed Stars, Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1998. Used for happiness through Sadalsuud and Sadalmelek, and the morning-herald disagreement.
- Nick Anthony Fiorenza, An Introduction to Astronomical Astrology, 2015. Used for worldly fortune and responsibility, and leadership with Deneb Algedi.
Lunar Mansions
Sadalsuud serves as the determinant star for these 2 lunar mansions across different traditions.
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