Zodiac Signs Personalities and Details.pdf

Fire Water Air Earth

Aries

Taurus

Gemini

Cancer

Leo

Virgo

Libra

Scorpio

Sagittarius

Capricorn

Aquarius

Pisces

Sign

Symbol

Keyword

House Body

Aries

Ram

Self

head,face

Taurus

Bull

Possessions

neck,throat

Gemini

Twins

Communication

lungs,arms

Cancer

Crab

Home

breasts,

digestion

Leo

Lion

Pleasure

heart, back

Virgo

Virgin

Health

stomach,

intestines

Libra

Scales

Partner

kidneys

Scorpio

Scorpion

Sex

sex organs

Sagittarius Archer

Philosophy

hips, thighs

Capricorn Sea Goat Social Status 10

skin, teeth,

bones

Aquarius

Water

Bearer

Friends

ankles

Pisces

Fish

Unconscious 12

feet

Sign

Element Quality Day/Night Ruling Planet

Aries

Fire

Cardinal Day

Mars

Taurus

Earth

Fixed

Night

Venus

Gemini

Air

Mutable Day

Mercury

Cancer

Water Cardinal Night

Moon

Leo

Fire

Fixed

Day

Sun

Virgo

Earth

Mutable Night

Mercury

Libra

Air

Cardinal Day

Venus

Scorpio

Water Fixed

Night

Mars/Pluto

Sagittarius Fire

Mutable Day

Jupiter

Capricorn Earth

Cardinal Night

Saturn

Aquarius Air

Fixed

Day

Saturn/Uranus

Pisces

Water Mutable Night

Jupiter/Neptune

We look at ten Planets in the study of Astrology, beginning with

the Sun and the Moon, also known as luminaries. Additionally,

there are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,

Neptune and Pluto. The energy of the Planets influences our

everyday lives. That said, it's what we do with this energy that

truly matters.

The more recently-recognized Planets (Uranus, Neptune and

Pluto) do not dilute the message of the other Planets, they

simply add to our spectrum of experience. Many consider Jupiter

to be the most benevolent of the Planets, with Venus a close

second. The Sun, Moon and Mercury also tend to cast a golden

glow. On the flip side of things is Saturn's hard energy, followed

by the sharpness of Mars, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.

The Planets move at varying speeds, some faster (the Moon)

and some slower (Pluto), depending on how close they are to

the Sun. The fastest Planets (Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars)

are commonly referred to as the inner Planets and speak to the

inner self. The social Planets are Jupiter and Saturn, while the

outer Planets (Uranus, Neptune and Pluto) fix their gaze on the

external world.

Each of the Planets exerts its most powerful energy over the

Sign it rules. This is also referred to as the Sign of its dignity.

There is a second Sign with which each Planet interacts well,

known as the Sign of its exaltation. Directly opposite each

Planet's Sign of dignity is the Sign of detriment; this Planet's

energy is generally unfavorable. Opposite the Sign of exaltation

is the Sign of fall; these Planets exhibit a weakened energy. A

Planet in its natural House (such as Mars in Aries) is

accidentally dignified and strengthened as a result. Perhaps the

most important Planet of all is the one that rules the Ascendant .

For example, those with Virgo on the Ascendant will find that

Mercury , as the ruler of Virgo, exerts a considerable influence

over their chart.

The movement of the Planets is categorized as stationary, direct

or retrograde . A stationary Planet (which will soon be direct or

retrograde) brings with it highly-focused and significant energy.

Direct Planets also exert considerable influence. It is the

retrograde Planets which serve to mix things up. By appearing to

move backward, these Planets generate a diffused and

unfocused energy. The message of retrograde Planets will be

garbled and less effective as a result.

The Sun: Planet of Self

As the Sun puts forth light, so it brings forth life. This Planet

(also known as a luminary and a star) represents the self, one's

personality and ego, the spirit and what it is that makes the

individual unique. It is our identity and our face to the world. The

Sun also speaks to creative ability and the power of the

individual to meet the challenges of everyday life.

One's natural father, husbands and other male influences are

ruled by the Sun, as are children. The Sun's energy is a forceful

one, and in its wake comes authority, the ability to lead and an

individual's essence, their core being. Through the will of this

Planet, we learn to manifest ourselves in the world.

The Sun is majestic, and in keeping with its regal air, it rules

royalty and higher office. This orb also lords over our health and

well-being. The Sun's golden glow is a vital life force which

imbues us with strength, energy and a will to succeed. It is the

Sun which gives strength to the other Planets, which is why this

Planet occupies a key role in Astrology.

The Sun spends about a month visiting each Sign and takes a

year to journey through the twelve Signs of the Zodiac. It is

masculine energy and rules Leo and the Fifth House.

The Moon: Ruler of the Emotions

Since the Moon is the closest 'Planet' to Earth, this satellite

literally zips around the Zodiac, completing its circuit in less than

a month. It also touches us more deeply than most Planets.

As the ruler of the tides, it is fitting that the Moon should be the

ruler of our emotions. Still waters run deep? Making waves? A

wellspring of emotion? Yes, our emotions have long been

portrayed in terms of the sea: fluid, momentous, churning from

within. Mood swings, instinct, how we feel about things and how

our feelings affect others are all influenced by the Moon.

Whereas the Sun gives us our spirit, it's the Moon which gives

us our soul.

The Moon is goddess-like in that it symbolizes mother and the

relationship between woman and child. This Planet (also known

as a luminary) speaks to the women in one's life and their role

as nurturer. Fertility, pregnancy and childbirth are also governed

by the Moon. We see the Moon casting its silvery glow from our

earliest moments, when we were stroked and caressed by our

mother and felt her tender touch.

Our emotions manifest themselves through our being and set

the tone for our daily lives. The Moon is party to this continuum,

rendering us vital one moment and fragile the next. We're up

and down, naughty or nice, and may laugh wildly or cry at will.

Through the Moon's energy, we endeavor to reconcile these

varied emotions in order to make ourselves complete and one

with the world. The Moon also helps us see that which we want,

and to use memory and the past as part of this process.

The Moon spends roughly 2 1/2 days in each sign and takes 28

days to circumnavigate the Zodiac. It is feminine energy and

rules Cancer and the Fourth House .

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