Mazal as a general influence, which a person may use positively or negatively: Shabbat 156a
Astrologers and sorcerers prophesy without understanding what they are seeing: Sotah 12b Having Children, life-span, and financial success depend upon Mazal: Moed Katan 28a
People have Mazal, protecting them from harm: Bava Kamma 2b [See Rashi]
Whether Mazal affects wisdom and wealth: Shabbat 156a
Whether Jews have Mazal or not: Shabbat 156a-b; Succah 29a; Nedarim 32a
Whether Mazal affects those who do Mitzvos: Shabbat 156b
The Mazal of Converts was at the Giving of the Torah: Shabbat 146a
Rich People are at less risk from Ketev-Spirits, because their Mazal is good: Rashbam Pesachim 111b "Shaata" Angel of Livelihood appreciates neatness, Angel of Poverty enjoys sloppiness: Pesachim 111b
Combing a dry scalp, drinking drips from a wine barrel, and placing shoes on wet feet, are causes of Blindness: Pesachim 111b
Publicizing word of one's illness: Nedarim 40a
Placing bread, as opposed to fish or meat, in a hanging basket, can lead to poverty: Pesachim 111b
Having bran or the remains of bread around can lead to poverty: Pesachim 111b
Having a dish atop a barrel can lead to poverty: Pesachim 111b
Beruksi comes from drinking water from a dish: Pesachim 111b
Saying a form of "LeChayyim" ["To Life"] before drinking wine: Shabbat 67b
Mazal of the months of Av and Adar: Taanit 29a-b Pharaoh had the boys thrown in the river because his astrologers informed him that the Jews' redeemer would die by water. In fact, this prophecy referred to Moses's problem with the Waters of Merivah, when he hit the rock: Sotah 12b Ex-communication of Barak on "Mayroz" who was either one of Sisra's leaders or Sisra's Mazal: Moed Katan 16a Daniel perceived a group of Angels, although Chananiah, Misha'el and Azariah did not; their Mazal did, though: Megillah 3a
Zodiac
Whether Mazal depends on the day of the week, or the path of the planets: Shabbat 156a
[Im-]Permissibility of using an astrologer: Shabbat 156b, Pesachim 113b [See Rashbam]
The paths and hours of the planets: R. Shabbat 129b "DeKayyma"
Considering varieties of eclipses to be ominous: Succah 29a
Considering the Sun to be emblematic of the nations of the world, and the Moon to be emblematic of the Jews: Succah 29a
One born under the sign of the Sun will be radiant and self-sufficient, and will hold no secrets: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of the Moon will suffer bad occurrences, will destroy and build, will build and destroy, will live off of others, and will have secrets: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of Mercury will be wise and radiant: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of Venus will be rich and adulterous: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of Mars will be a shedder of blood: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of Jupiter will be righteous and generous: Shabbat 156a
One born under the sign of Saturn will have plans which do not reach fruition; alternatively, the plans of others against him will not reach fruition: Shabbat 156a
Fire "depends on" the Mazal of Venus: Shabbat 156a
The Mazal of Mercury is the assistant to that of the Sun: Shabbat 156a
with "Mikadesh Yisrael VeHaMavdil Bain Kodesh LeChol" [Who Sanctifies the Jews and Separates between Sacred and Ordinary]: Pesachim 104a-b
Significance of Days of the Week
One born on Sunday will be a complete person, for good or evil: Shabbat 156a
One born on Monday will be a person of anger: Shabbat 156a
Tuesday is a day of danger, with Mars prominent in certain hours: Shabbat 129b
One born on Tuesday will be rich, and will be a chaser of adultery: Shabbat 156a
One born on Wednesday will be wise and radiant: Shabbat 156a
Thursday representing the Berachah of of Peru U'Revu ["Be Fruitful and Multiply"] for Fish: Ketuvot 5a
One born on Thursay will be benevolent: Shabbat 156a
Friday representing the Blessing of Peru U'Revu ["Be Fruitful and Multiply"] for Humanity: Ketuvot 5a
One born on Friday will be someone who is always trying to fulfill Mitzvos: Shabbat 156a
Analyzing the Meaning of Names
The Source for analyzing names: Berachot 7b
Meaning behind "Reuven": Berachot 7b
Meaning behind "Ruth": Berachot 7b
Kidor the Innkeeper: Yuma 83b
Ben Gil - Person of the Same "Age"
People of the same "Gil [lit. Age]" sharing identical moles: Bava Metzia 27b
People of the same "Gil [lit.Age]" sharing identical goals: Megillah 11a
Removing some of the illness/pain by visiting the sick, where one is a "Ben Gil" of the sick person: Nedarim 39b
