Sharon Stone’s Basic Instinct “If all the men I slept with paid me a dollar each, I would have become a millionaire” Sharon Stone Hollywood rightfully belongs to the realm of Neptune, where Pisces feel at home. The most plastic zodiac sign, it excels in roles and captivates the screen, yet in personal life Pisces often enchant themselves, occasionally stepping into the real world only to find it does not match their dream world—one without pain, jealousy, aggression, or sin. Living in such paradox, they often feel disillusioned but hide it to avoid appearing weak. Sharon is one of them; despite achieving fame as a “smart” Hollywood star (IQ 154), she remains in a world incomprehensible to others.
At 15, Sharon became a student at the Pennsylvania University, earning a degree in creative writing and fine arts; at 17, she won the Miss Pennsylvania title. While working at McDonald’s, she was also an official model for Ford and appeared in TV commercials. Her film debut came in 1980, and in 1984, as befits society, she attempted to build a family. Her marriage to producer Michael Greenburg ended in failure within two years. From the 1990s, the period of disillusionment began: she posed for Playboy and starred in *Basic Instinct*. Though named the world’s most desirable woman, Stone did not become happier.
Born on March 10, 1958, her cosmogram features a cosmic cross and a cluster of planets in Scorpio: three of them—Jupiter, the Moon, and Neptune—plus the North Node. The conjunction of the North Node with Neptune and Jupiter forms a T-square to Uranus in Leo and Venus in Aquarius, with Neptune and Jupiter in opposition to the South Node. Such a planetary configuration makes a person feel “crucified,” torn by contradictions: “It is possible to say ‘yes’ even when someone says ‘no,’ and to say ‘no’ despite someone saying ‘yes’—her phrase reflecting the Piscean symbol of ‘two fish swimming in opposite directions.'”
Being a Scorpio, Sharon naturally embodies the instincts of death and sex—both themes she encountered in life and portrayed in *Basic Instinct*. She described her extreme experience: “There was a blinding light, then I met some of my dear friends, whom I did not want to leave, but everything happened too quickly, and I returned to the room, to my own body. It shook me, and I told myself it would never happen again—and that, obviously, opened new perspectives for me.”
Sharon not only survived a brain aneurysm but also suffers from diabetes and asthma. Perhaps that is why she never dared to have children, though her desire to live fully led her to adopt two children—efforts with George Englund ultimately failed.
Interpreting Stone’s cosmogram, one can see the root of her personal struggles. Attempts to find happiness through traditional means lead nowhere. In her constant search for romantic love—holy feelings—”Pisces walk in circles,” forgetting past negative experiences and repeatedly returning to the vicious cycle of new love affairs. Venus does not understand why there are written and unwritten rules of behavior when free, sincere, and unconstrained relationships are much better.
At 38, she became infatuated with 20-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio; the director refused to cast him, and Sharon stated she would pay his salary from her own pocket. The relationship was short-lived. He retaliated in a Scorpionic manner: he announced he loved all women, including older ones…
With her afflicted Moon, living a simple, unpretentious life is a challenge; her inexplicable discomfort leads to despair and speaks of psychosomatic issues. Functional disturbances in mental life. The position of the nodes, indicating karma, points to past-life problems and serves as indicators of illness. The “Gate of Death” in the perineal area is connected to Neptune. As a result of disrupted energy circulation or disturbances in the “Gate of Death,” karmic illnesses arise. They are typically linked to powerful tragic or fatal events in past lives: Sharon has a scar on her neck, which she “accidentally” received in childhood from a clothesline in the yard that tightened around her neck as she tried to cross the yard—a reminder of the nature of her death in a past life…
From her past life, she also brought: many doubts and inner struggles (Jupiter at 1° Scorpio, slander at 8° Aquarius, Mercury at 27° Pisces—mistakes leading to sad outcomes, pessimism—North Node). The South Node in Taurus clings with difficulty to everything familiar. The idea of transformation seems hopeless, and perhaps there is no strong desire for it. Sharon seeks to forget an unappealing reality through new film projects, supporting the AIDS foundation (coincidentally, Elizabeth Taylor is also involved), and giving alms to the poor.
