Anna Chapman (February 23, 1982)

Don’t laugh. When I remember dreams like this, they don’t go away until I have acknowledged them.

This young woman in my dream was willing to let me witness her recruitment methods, and her recruits seemed quite willing to spy for her, even though they knew she had links to Russia, Some of their close friends even applauded her efforts. This is unusual in my experience. So I thought I should look at her birth chart (for which the time of birth is unknown), knowing that Neptune and the Ascendant would be connected, somehow. The Neptune/Ascendant aspects seem to highlight an actress’ state of mind.

I used the standby method of the time I set up the chart (i.e. randomized). Guess what? It worked, yet again. There are two inconjuncts, forming a Yod (Finger of God) pointing at the Cancer Ascendant. The aspects link to the Moon and Neptune.

Moon Inconjunct Ascendant

You tend to put your own emotional needs and wants second to whatever you feel has to be done. In other words, you are likely to be more disciplined emotionally than most people your age. But this is not good if you feel that your emotional needs are not important. Your needs must be fulfilled as much as anyone else’s, particularly because your feelings are really very powerful within yourself.

Planets in Youth (page 139) by Robert Hand (1977)

Neptune Inconjunct Ascendant

This aspect can be a sign that you feel you must give way to others in order to get along with them. This can take two forms, both of which will be difficult to handle while you are young. The less positive form is simply yielding to all outside pressure and always giving in to others’ desires. This will produce unconscious feelings of resentment that you can’t express, but that make your relationships with others rather difficult.

But the other, more positive, way of dealing with this energy is by giving freely before others try to take it from you. In order to do this, you have to feel good about yourself and confident that you will always have enough for yourself and others.

Ibid (page 339)

One has to wonder why she would allow herself to be caught. Evidently, she was baited by the FBI:

Officials claimed Chapman worked with a network of others, until an undercover FBI agent attempted to draw her into a trap at a Manhattan coffee shop. The FBI agent offered Chapman a fake passport, with instructions to forward it to another spy. He asked, “Are you ready for this step?” to which Chapman replied, “Of course.” She accepted the passport. But, after making a series of phone calls to her father Vasily Kushchenko in Moscow, Chapman took his advice and handed the passport in at a local police station. She was arrested shortly after.

Wikipedia

Hmm.