In astrology like astro-seek, there are several asteroids that astrologers may consider when interpreting a birth chart. While there are many asteroids to choose from, four of the most commonly used ones are often referred to as the "Big Four" in astrology. These are:

Ceres (Ceres): Named after the Roman goddess of agriculture, Ceres is associated with nurturing, caregiving, and the experience of motherhood. It's often linked to themes of abundance, fertility, and the nurturing qualities of the individual.

Pallas Athena (Pallas): Named after the Greek goddess of wisdom, Pallas Athena is associated with wisdom, strategy, and creative intelligence. It is often linked to problem-solving, intuition, and the ability to see patterns and make connections.

Juno (Juno): Named after the Roman goddess of marriage, Juno is associated with committed relationships, partnerships, and the dynamics within a marriage. It can also indicate the qualities one seeks in a life partner and the way one approaches relationships.

Vesta (Vesta): Named after the Roman goddess of the hearth, Vesta is associated with devotion, focus, and commitment to a higher purpose. It represents the need for personal integrity, dedication to a cause, and the ability to concentrate on one's goals.

While these asteroids are not as widely used or emphasized as the major planets (such as the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto), some astrologers find them valuable in adding nuance and depth to their interpretations. Keep in mind that the interpretation of asteroids can vary among astrologers, and there are many other asteroids that may be considered in a birth chart analysis.