You can find out if you are a cusp sign and what that means by entering your birthday, time, and place of birth; the exact placements of all your planets (Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, and so on); and how the planets’ interactions impact your overall horoscope by entering your birthday, time, and place of birth.
You’ll need the date of birth, as well as the hour, minute, and location of birth, for the most accurate birth chart analysis. Your ascendant and house placement are influenced by the exact hour of your birth.
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What are the three major zodiac signs?
Growing up, you were undoubtedly asked what your zodiac sign was a few times. Perhaps you recognized yourself in the description, or perhaps it didn’t feel quite right. The reason for this is because your zodiac sign (also known as your sun sign) is simply a small part of your horoscope, whereas each of us has a full map of planets that influenced our birth. You may receive a much more realistic picture of your personality by learning about your full horoscope and all of its placements!
Finding out what your “big three placements” arethe sun, the moon, and the ascendantis the first step in getting to know your horoscope. These three planets each represent a different aspect of you, and when combined, they form a remarkably accurate portrait of your personality. Here’s a quick rundown of these opportunities.
What is a zodiac personal placement?
The Sun, Moon, Rising Sign, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter are your Personal Placements. Because your planets, Saturn through Pluto, and the asteroids, are Generational, many people have the exact same planets in those signs and degrees.
How do I figure out where I belong in the Midheaven?
Look for a vertical line at the top of your natal chart with a small “MC” above it to learn your personal midheaven astrological sign. This is short for medium coeli, which means “middle of the sky” in Latin, and it denotes the zodiac sign that was directly overhead (or midheaven) when you were born.
What is a Gemini’s zodiac sign?
Gemini is the third of the zodiac’s 12 signs, and it begins its cycle in late spring, around May 21-June 20, during Gemini season. Whether or not you have Gemini planetary placements in your chart (find out by doing a free chart here), it’s important to understand the energy of this sign throughout the year, as various planets travel (or “transit”) through Gemini all year, activating this sign’s windswept energy for everyone, regardless of Sun sign.
What is your ascension?
The majority of us are aware of our own and our friends’ star signs, also known as sun signs. Isn’t it how we all make passive aggressive judgments while bigging ourselves up on Instagram with zodiac memes? Our moon signs are also known to us. But did you know you have a RISING SIGN that’s just as important?
The planetary influence that was rising, i.e. on the Eastern horizon, when you were born is your rising sign. It usually reflects how others perceive you in real life and can predict your gut reactions to situations. It is, however, yet another potential personality flaw to consider.
Because of its connection to the rising sun, your rising sign is also known as your ascendant, and many people associate it with your social nature, it’s possible that if someone is guessing your sign, they will get your rising sign before your sun sign! It’s how other people perceive you, which is something you’ll never have. This makes it a fascinating aspect of your birth chart to investigate: discovering who you are in the eyes of others.
Who is a rising Scorpio?
The Scorpio rising person has powerful, seething emotions that are typically hidden. Others find you intriguing and secretive if this describes you; you appear to purposefully turn on the charm for them. On the birth chart, someone born under this zodiac sign is at the ascendant.
What is the meaning of the moon in Scorpio?
Your Moon in Scorpio describes who you already are, while your Sun Sign describes attributes you are learning to develop and become.
You are likely to be sensitive and loyal if your Moon is in Scorpio, but you have strong emotional demands. Scorpio is a Water sign, meaning it is concerned with the emotional, psychological, and spiritual aspects of life. You’ll most likely come across as observant, forceful, and transformational.
Scorpio is also a Fixed sign, which means that when your emotions are aligned with something you want, whether it’s a friend/lover or an expected outcome, you’ll be consistent, tenacious, and hesitant to let go.
A sense of emotional well-being for you comes from having deep and honest relationships with people, which allow you to delve into the depths of life. You are likely to be a passionate person with a strong ability to connect on an emotional level, depending on other aspects in your horoscope. In your partnerships, you will seek intimacy and expect faithfulness in return.
What are the most essential astrological placements?
One of the most important signs of accidental dignity is the presence of planets in angular houses (1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th). However, there are a few other characteristics to keep an eye out for when determining whether you have dominant or powerful placements:
- Planets in powerful positions in the chart: In addition to the angular houses, the 11th and 5th houses are also thought to be excellent locations for planets. In the birth chart, planets near the Ascendant or Midheaven (which can be found anywhere in the top half of the chart) are also very essential and impactful.
- Planets in “joy”: Each planet in the chart has a “favourite house,” which is the location of that planet’s delight. A planet in joy will be generally joyful, yet this will not negate other astrological data, such as when the planet is in a sign it dislikes. Sun in the 9th, Moon in the 3rd, Mercury in the 1st, Venus in the 5th, Mars in the 6th, Jupiter in the 11th, and Saturn in the 12th are the planets’ delights.
- Planets in the Sun’s Heart: There’s something remarkable that happens to a planet when it’s near to the Sun, which is perhaps worth a full blog entry in and of itself. If you’re already familiar with the phrases combustion and cazimi, you should know that a cazimi planet (i.e.