what is ur sun sign?????????

India
March 3, 2007 3:58am CST
People say tht different things happen due to change in the positions of different stars.Due to which a few changes happen in life
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@ZenDove (698)
• United States
3 Mar 07
When people ask you for your sun sign, they are just asking what was the sun's position to the earth when you were born. That position changes about every 28 days. Ah, but where were the other planets when you were born? How many degrees of their orbit had passed? How does the orbit of all the planets, not just the sun affect your life? Where was the moon? Where was Mars? The sun might have been in Aries when you were born but Mars might have been in Libra. So, what difference would this make? Each planet affects a different aspect of your life and personality. For example, the sun affects your overall personality, what people see on the surface. The moon affects your inner emotion. Mars affects your basic temperment, your ambition and drive. And so on through the other planets. So, if the sun was in Aries when you were born, on the surface you may seem impulsive, aggressive, a real go-getter. But if Mars was in Libra when you were born, you would probably not have the quick temper that Aries tend to have. So, you see, you have to take in all accounts in order to get a grasp on the science of astrology. It is not just the sun. It is all the other planets, their rate of travel, their geometry with the earth and other planets, etc.. You take all that math and then follow ages old guidelines as to how that translates into human behavior and you can begin to understand how deep the Zodiac can really go. Think of it this way, if you can learn a little something about someone just by knowing their sun sign, imagine how much you could understand them by knowing where all the planets were at their birth? Anyway, I'm an Aquarius with a Capricorn moon and a Pisces rising. In some circles, that would be considered some very personal information! Read more about astrology, it's an interesting subject.