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The twelve zodiac signs
WHAT'S YOUR SIGN?
The zodiac divides the ecliptic into twelve equal signs, each combining an element, modality, and planetary ruler. Sign pages describe style and orientation, not a complete personality.
Compare all twelve, then return to the full birth chart to see which signs hold your Sun, Moon, Ascendant, planets, and house cusps.
LL-AST-771 / updated 23.08.26
✦Catalogue contents
- 01AriesFire · Cardinal · Mars
- 02TaurusEarth · Fixed · Venus
- 03GeminiAir · Mutable · Mercury
- 04CancerWater · Cardinal · Moon
- 05LeoFire · Fixed · Sun
- 06VirgoEarth · Mutable · Mercury
- 07LibraAir · Cardinal · Venus
- 08ScorpioWater · Fixed · Mars and Pluto
- 09SagittariusFire · Mutable · Jupiter
- 10CapricornEarth · Cardinal · Saturn
- 11AquariusAir · Fixed · Saturn and Uranus
- 12PiscesWater · Mutable · Jupiter and Neptune
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Signs are one layer of the chart
A planet answers 'what,' a sign describes 'how,' a house describes 'where,' and aspects describe relationship between functions. This simple grammar prevents a sign from being treated as an isolated verdict.
People born near a sign boundary should calculate the exact solar longitude for their year and time zone rather than relying only on generalized date ranges.
QUESTIONS
Questions about this subject
What is the best way to explore the twelve zodiac signs?
Start with the page closest to your question, read the method and limits, then use the related tool or guide only if it adds useful context.
Are these pages predictions?
No. They explain symbolic traditions for education, entertainment, and reflective use. They do not guarantee events or replace professional advice.
Why are the guides connected?
A hub makes context visible. Individual meanings become more useful when you can compare the wider system and move between related topics without relying on isolated keywords.
Can I save a result?
Tools with a save option and purchased reports are stored in My Lunar for signed-in users. Educational pages remain public without sign-in.