posted April 02, 2004 01:01 AM            

Sun Sign birth periods Pg. 36

Aries March 20 into april 20
(march 20 aries or pieces?)
Taurus april 20 into may 21
(april 20 taurus or aries?)
Gemini may 21 into june 21
(may21 Taurus or gemini?)
Cancer june 21 into july 22
(June 21 which one)
Leo july 22 into august 23
(?)
Virgo Aug 23 into sept 23
(?)
Libra sept 23 to oct 23
(?)
Scorpio oct 23 to nov 22
(?)
Sag nov 22 to dec 21
( My daughter born on nov. 22 does this make her a sagipio?)
Capy dec 21 to jan 20
(?)
Auqua jan 20 to feb 19
(?)
Piesces Feb 19 to march 20

My highschool freind a nice virgo gal got me hooked and when i asked her what if you fall on a date listed on both signs she said your on the cusp with traits of both. I have no doubt Linda didn't like cusps but why overlap the dates? On My online astrology sight it lists my daughter as sag. I have always been confused by this.
I would love some enlightenment

posted April 02, 2004 06:52 AM              

Most of the people in my immidiate family were born on one. The most amusing are my dad and my little sisters:

posted April 02, 2004 10:33 AM            

Lovely Libra... you would need the exact date, time and place of the person's birth to determine the actual Sun sign on the "cusp" date.

The Sun moves approx. 1 degree a day, so some years it may enter a sign on the 20th, others on the 21st (or what have you). So on those questionable dates, you must go with a correctly calculated and timed nativity.

Blue Roamer... I agree astrology is a science, but it is also an art. People do have free will, and THAT is much more important than just the astrology. It has often been said that the chart of a saint is impossible to read... other people's charts fit them like the proverbial "glove". Much of this has to do with the level of spirituality the individual has attained to.

Linda used to call it the Karmic playpen. When we are babies we need the confinement of the playpen for safety's sake. As we grow older, our field of experience expands from the playpen to the playroom... and as we mature and grow, then to the outdoors. In a like manner, the spiritually "evolved" soul has a bit more room to roam than the lesser "evolved" soul... if that makes any sense.

Hope that helps a bit...

The opinionated astrologer..
A

posted April 02, 2004 02:21 PM            

Ok LovelyLibra, here's the deal:

Sun at 0 degrees Sagittarius 42 minutes
Moon at 9 Scorpio 59
Mercury at 28 Scorpio 44 Retrograde
Pluto at 23 Scorpio 11
MidHeaven at 27 Scorpio 27

So you will see that she is a Sun sign Sagittarian.

If you seem to see any Scorpio in her it will NOT be because she was born on a "cusp" but rather becasue her Moon is in Scorpio which will show her emotional nature (among other things) and her Mercury is ALSO in Scorpio describing how she thinks and communicates. That is also in a conjunction with Pluto, also in Scorpio (its own sign) again emphasizing a Scorpio type mental process. In addition to the planetary factors, her MidHeaven is also in Scorpio describing her perception of the public at large and career issues. (also among other things) This is probably a psychic/mediumistic or clairvoyant child... if that hasn't been scared or programmed out of her yet.

So, cusps aside, your child is a Sagittarian with some marked Scorpio influences.

Make any sense?

In the Light...
A

posted April 02, 2004 08:36 PM              

But What about the other degrees, do they have a story? What about 0 degrees for example? If i have the ascendant within the 0 degree, and Uranus in the 0 degree, is there a significance, or is it only the 29th degree?

posted January 15, 2008 06:52 PM            

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Natasha, because I have a feeling you dont understand what "the sisters of tears" on your Sun degree means - I`d tell you a bit - your Sun at 29' Taurus falls in a cluster of 7 fixed stars know as the Seven sisters (or the Pleides or the Weeping sisters). Every planet or angle( like the ASC for examle) at 29 Taurus falls in that constelation too. It is said that anyone influenced by the 29th degree of Taurus will at some point in their life, suffer a fate to weep about. It also gives strong will, sincerity and honesty. The fixed stars, even thou they are called fixed, they do move slowly - about a degree per 70 years. Means - the Pleidas (the seven sisters) is now at 0 Gemini. (they have + - 1 degree orb of influence, or from 29 Taurus to 1 Gemini)

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Gulp! Although I have reason to believe that this fate may have passed. I think I may know what it is.....

posted January 15, 2008 08:52 PM            

Aselzion,

Touche' I think the same thing. and good quote from Love Signs. I was questioning cusps until I read that. it does make sense.. I could easily say I feel like a leo because of the cusp but when I look at my progressions my sun has been in leo since I was 2 years old so that makes more sense. I know at heart I am Cancer but some Leo shines through all the time.

by the way you said the 29th degree was a degree of breakups? I have read that it was more associated with clairvoyance. Im confused now. I have my Sun and Jupiter in the 29th degree of Cancer and Taurus respectively.

posted January 16, 2008 09:40 AM              

I agree about there being value in the consideration of the influence of flowing energies. Even if subtle, an influence nonetheless.
It just makes more sense
that the energies wouldn't have a
sharply halting boundary line.
STOP ENTIRELY HERE, in the blink of a nano-second.
Everything you observe of the Universe
defies this notion. Stars super-nova and the molecular gases their death emits birth other stars and creation. Everything blends, and is a state of being/becoming.
I think astrologers find it sloppy,
because it makes interpretations a bit
more complex to deal with.
Having definative boundaries to work with
makes things easier.
Astrology may be a long-established system,
but I don't know how benefitial it is for any of us to believe it's not open for discovery. We don't know everything.

Every pioneering scientist (Einstein for one) goes up against conventionally rigid thought. I just think it's at least better open for consideration, rather than closing it off entirely, without room for wonder.
I'm surprised Linda was closed-minded in this respect and so open in other ways. But then it seems most often 'non-cuspers' are the ones who have the most forceful opinion about it.

Just my thoughts, as a 0 degree Sagittarius/Sagiscorp/Scorpittarian.

posted January 16, 2008 09:48 AM            

My cousin,Joey was born on February 18th,and he has Sun in Pisces. He was born in Alameda,California at 4:30 PM.
He has Sun,Mercury,Venus,and Saturn in Pisces.