If you look carefully at the image, it will quickly be apparent that that the zodiac, the planets and their relationships form a mandala, a symbolic figure representing the universe. Within the figure, we see that each of the original planets – Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter & Saturn – are used with two signs, while the Sun & Moon, placed in the 4th and 5th house, are used once. Interestingly, the Moon is associated with security and the Sun with creativity. If you look at the mandala again, you can see that there are many potential layers to who we are. Walking through the figure, a narrative emerges: we need all these qualities. Keep in mind, as well, that because your Sun sign is only a small factor of your chart, you may feel a great deal of kinship with the sign under which you’re born.
Aries – positive: self-assertion, enthusiasm, the direct approach; negative: hurried, inconsiderate, conceit
Taurus – positive: building and maintaining a secure structure; negative: greed, stubbornness, a ponderous approach to the world
Gemini - positive: flexibility, communication take center stage; negative: disorganization, emotionally restless
Cancer - positive: nurturing, sensitive; negative: timid, tends to withdraw
Leo – positive: generous, optimistic, independent; negative: dislike of routine, overlooks the details
Virgo – positive: service, methodical, down-to-earth; negative: critical, inhibited, overly reliant on formalities
Libra – positive: diplomatic, able to creat harmonies; negative: indecisive, problems with self-assertion
Scorpio – positive: strong, determination, powerful insight; negative: dependent on recognition, secretive, manipulative
Sagittarius – positive: independent, generous, searching; negative: righteousness, superficiality
Capricorn – positive: practical, disciplined, patient; negative: mistrusting, joyless, cold
Aquarius – positive: original, imaginative, broad perspective; negative: overly detached, misses emotional clues
Pisces – positive: flexibility, adaptive, versatile; negative: boundaries, difficulty with self-assertion and goals
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