Warning: long read, but insightful if you don’t know too muc..
🕑 Added 2023-04-19 10:23:46 +0000 UTC
Warning: long read, but insightful if you don’t know too much about astrology, or your sign.
A little insight into some of the other things I do. Outside of Life Coaching. If you are interested however in my Life Coach Offers and packages, just let me know. I do plan on at least having a summary up of what a Life coach does, my Niches, (one being Intimacy. Intimacy & Relationships yep I’m an Intimacy coach and mentor) skill sets, classes I offer and one on one options Just up and available. I do have quite a few area of expertise. A very well rounded coach. 😊☺️
Oh btw I LOVE to learn, new things in-depth things old things it doesn’t matter!!! Well unless it’s math… I don’t much care for math 🥴😂
Another thing I offer is:
Astrology, Natal Charts & Readings; Tarot, Veil & Spiritual Gift Tests. I dabble with minimal Gematria and Numerology.
Another Niche: I’m also a Spiritual Coach, and although astrology is not my spiritual belief that I follow i thoroughly enjoy this, and my spiritual gifts make me exceptionally good at especially the readings 😍
So a Free general reading for whomever this is meant for, it clearly needed brought to the surface. And a brief summary into what Astrology is.
Your sun signs by birthdate:
Aries (March 21 – April 19)
Taurus (April 20 – May 20)
Gemini (May 21 – June 20)
Cancer (June 21 – July 22)
Leo (July 23 – August 22)
Virgo (August 23 – September 22)
Libra (September 23 – October 22)
Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)
Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)
Capricorn (December 22 – January 19)
Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)
Pisces (February 19 – March 20)
What’s a Sun Sign?
The position the Sun occupied at your exact moment of birth is known as your "sun sign" (sometimes referred to as "star sign" or "birth sign"), and it's the cosmic launching pad for both beginners and professional astrologers. (Your Rising Sign is another very important placement, and you can read about it here, momentarily I’ll explain). Your sun sign is determined by your date of birth and represents your core personality, sense of self, basic preferences, romantic compatibility, and ways in which you move through the world. This astrological placement sheds light on your innate gifts, as well as your hard-to-see blind spots. Your joys, wishes, flaws, and fears make you special and, when your sun sign is combined with the other planets and placements in your birth chart, it creates a distinctive celestial profile that serves as your cosmic fingerprint.
Why You Should Read Your Rising Sign's Horoscope Too:
If you're only reading your sun sign's scope, you're only getting a glimpse of what's in store for you.
I read all of my Big 3’s horoscopes and usually Aquarius as well.
My rising sign is Aries with a Sun sign of Capricorn and a Moon sign of Aries. I also have Mars as my chart ruler and heavy planetary placement with Aquarius and Sagittarius. 🙃
Sun signs aren’t quite what they’re made out to be, for your sun sign you need only know your birth date, not place of birth and time of birth like what’s required for the remainder of your entire birth chart 🙄😂
Although astrology, in general, has been practiced for thousands of generations, horoscopes, as we know them now with your sun sign as the main identifier, have only been the norm since the 1930s when British astrologer R.H. Naylor started publishing predictions for the royal family based on their birth charts in the newspaper. Readers were curious about their own astrological forecasts, so Naylor simplified his readings for them by focusing on sun signs.
Not only that but they mainly worked off Draconian Charts as well as, oh shoot now Imma have to go look up the other chart that’s also used, I don’t do those I do however do the Placidus Tropical Geocentric and the Draconian. The other is Sidereal. I haven’t learned how to do those yet.but I digress…
Your sun sign; which is determined by the sun's placement on the day you were born — might be an important component of your identity, but it doesn't always comprehensively represent you. Your rising sign, on the other hand, does.
Knowing your birth time is crucial for your rising sign as it helps determine the sign that was on the eastern horizon at that very moment — down to the minute. Also known as your ascendant, it represents the integration of all the things that make up your chart and your life. The rising sign is about your identity and outlook on the world, versus the sun sign, which rules the issues signified by the House where you have Leo in your chart. Because of this, you may find the horoscope for your rising sign resonating even more. To understand this better:
You’ll need a little understanding as to how a horoscope is drawn up.
When astrologers write up horoscopes, they create what's called a sunrise chart with a zodiac wheel, which looks like a circle split into twel.ve sections to represent each astrological sign, as well as the twel.ve houses and planets. It's basically a symbolic depiction of the sun's path through the sky. Your birth chart also is based on the zodiac wheel.
For each sun sign's horoscope, we turn the wheel so the sun is seen to be rising, hovering right over the edge of the eastern horizon. In other words, it's placed along the lefthand side of the horizontal line on the wheel. For example, if you write a horoscope for a Cancer sun, you'll rotate the chart so the rising sign is also in Cancer and the sun is in the 1st house.
Then, we look at where and how the planets move within this constructed image of the sky at sunrise — taking things like retrogrades and eclipses into account — to predict what might be important to you over the course of a month, week, or day. Not everyone was born at sunrise, though, so your sun sign's horoscope can end up referring to other elements of your life, depending on where you have Leo in your chart. Only your rising sign represents you and only you.
But let's go just a little deeper.
Although most astrologers rely on the chart rotation method to write horoscopes, some focus on the planetary ruler of the sign — which also includes the sun and moon in astrology — that they are writing for. I use this method when I feel like I need a little extra information to flesh out a horoscope.
For Taurus and Libra, someone using the planetary ruler method would look at what Venus specifically is doing throughout the course of a week or month. Then, they would write a horoscope based on Venus's apparent motion, rather than where every single planet sits in a whole, rotated chart. A Sagittarius horoscope, on the other hand, would depend what Jupiter is doing. Full moons and new moons, on the other hand, might affect Cancers a little more.
If you're taking this method into account, the planet that represents you best — and the astrological element that says the most about you — is your rising sign's ruling planet. Also called your chart ruler, this planet is responsible for steering your way through the journey of life. It’s the planet in your chart that truly represents you. Other planets might represent your relationships to other parts of your life, but only your chart ruler represents you. Any aspects, aka the relationships (or distance) your planets have with each other, determine the parts of your life that are most important to you, like your health, career, friendships, or intimate relationships.
Your Rising Sign Horoscope in Action
To put it simply, when you read a horoscope for your rising sign, you're focusing solely on yourself. You are reading a horoscope in care of and in acceptance of your own existence. You are treating yourself as the center of your life. If you are reading only for your sun, the effects of the horoscope might still impact your life, but they might do so through things (or people) that are not concentrating on you.
Reading the horoscope for your rising sign first before moving on to other planetary placements, can be recommended for better accuracy. If you were born during the day, look at your sun sign next. For those born at night, your moon sign should be read second. The Sun is the daytime luminary, aka guiding light, and the Moon is obviously the nighttime luminary, moon has more to do with your soul and Devine fem. And the sun sign is said to determine where your supposed to be heading on your life’s path.
From there, you can also read the horoscope for your Venus sign to learn more about love and heartbreak, or for any other planets that you might be more interested in exploring over the course of a month, week, or day. However, your rising sign's horoscope is the best one to read if you are interested in understanding yourself better. Venus you’ll definitely want to take into consideration for compatibility with another.
The twel.ve zodiac signs are also divided into sub-groups: four triplicities and three quadruplicities. If this seems a bit confusing, don't worry, there's a method to the madness. Triplicities refer to the four zodiac sign elements, of which there are three zodiac signs in each group: Fire Signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius), Earth Signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn), Air Signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius), and Water Signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces). Generally speaking, fire signs are passionate and exuberant, earth signs are practical and grounded, air signs are intellectual and curious, and water signs are intuitive and emotional. If you’re not sure what you are don’t worry I’ll get there.
Quadruplicities, also known as "modalities," refer to the signs' qualities and where each zodiac sign occurs within its respective season. There are three modalities, with four zodiac signs in each: Cardinal (Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn) occur at the beginning of a new season, and are excellent at taking action and starting initiatives; Fixed (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius) occur in the middle of seasons, and are known to be steady, consistent forces that maintain movement; and Mutable (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, or Pisces) occur at the end of a season, and possess effortless fluidity well-suited to change and transformation.
This is a good start for anyone who’s just learning what’s what.
