Free Will Astrology Reviews

Ascendant Sign

Ascendant sign

Technically language, your rising sign, or ascendant, reflects the zodiac sign that was ascending on the Eastern horizon at the moment you took your first breath in this world. This is why an exact birth time is so requisite to finding your accurate rising sign. Located on the cusp of the first house of your astrological chart - - or at the nine o'clock position - - the rising sign can exert an influence almost as powerful as your Sun again Moon signs.

If you were to think of your Sun sign as your soul - - your inner estimation and conceivable - - and your Moon sign as your heart - - your emotional core - - then you could relate that your rising sign is your physical self or the face you present to the world. For example, though your Sun sign might be Taurus, your rising sign could very well be Gemini. While you're sensitivity laid - back, others will treat to see you as a ball of nervous energy and cerebral apprehension.

At times, your rising sign may act as a mask, hiding some angle of your inner self you don't feel like revealing. Your Ascendant sign describes your temperament, your outward mannerisms and behavior, the personality you put on public exhibition. It is the part of yourself you are most willing for other people to see in casual, impersonal situations. Changes here will explain why even people born on the same day as you will have very variant personalities, different strengths and interests, and different life experiences.

The Ascendant is again called the Rising Sign of a person's chart. Astrologers hang-up the two terms interchangeably. It is literally the sign that was rising on the Eastern horizon of the sky at the time you were born in the place where you were born. This is why it is essential to have both a birthplace and a birth time in order to cast a completely valid Natal Chart.