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Hey, Feb 22 is my mom's birthday. I am a Pisces Rising which trumps all of you. I fit it to a tee. I like the site Astro.com for information on your chart. The Sun is only one planet in the puzzle. The Sun is only one factor in the personality, it is not the end all be all of Astrological explanations. And the energy is merely a potential, not a rule.
Originally posted by AmethystWolf
Pisces here. Feb 22 as well. I feel that most of what I've read about Pisces holds true for me.
Horoscopes are to Astrology what personality tests in Cosmo Magazine are to Neuropsychology. If you believe the Moon and Sun influence us, why is it such a stretch to imagine they all do. Just as all atoms interact, and that there is no such thing as "matter" at the subatomic level, and that we are all connected at that level. (even to the universe) It is obvious you have never had your chart done, and I suggest you try that, real astrology, before you condemn it to generalizations in a newspaper. I am a humanitarian, idealistic, sensitive, perceptive Pisces, but I have other signs that make me tough. Mercury in Leo for example. Jupiter in Gemini for another.
Originally posted by pavil
While I am a Fish as well, I really don't put any credence into the belief that most objects in the sky influence me the whole of my life based on where they were in the sky at the time of my birth. The only real objects in the sky to influence us here on Earth would be the Moon and Sun and those influences have nothing to do with what "house" they are in.
Sorry to burst your bubble. but the stars relative position to you on Earth have no impact on you. There is enough generalization in each horoscope for everyone to "find" something they can relate to.
For a test, I suggest you have someone cut out daily horoscopes for you without the Sign attached to them. I dare you to pick out the Pisces ones out of the bunch.
Originally posted by seagrass
If you believe the Moon and Sun influence us, why is it such a stretch to imagine they all do.
The thing is, there are no same celestial starting points in various birth times. The latitude, longitude, and time are all different for each birth. The Moon moves the fastest. The planets are all moving at different times, and speeds, and some moving retrograde. Only twins have the exact same planet combos, and even those degrees of difference in time can create differences in the charts. Especially concerning three degree orbs. But, no there are many forms and variations of Astrology chart types. The many Astrologer's interpretations of those charts are also involved. The oldest books, from the oldest records, are the most accurate imo. The more people who start interpreting in modern times the less accurate I believe. The only way you will know if astrology is accurate is to actually have your chart done by a professional. I never read horoscopes like you're describing. A true horoscope is done by looking at YOUR planets in YOUR chart to see what is aspecting for YOU.
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by seagrass
If you believe the Moon and Sun influence us, why is it such a stretch to imagine they all do.
It's a proven fact that the gravity influence of the Moon effects things here on earth, especially the tidal influences. We are primarily made of water, it is not a stretch to think the moon influences us slightly. The Sun's gravitational influence is the only other object in the sky to have enough power to influence events here on Earth. The other planets barely register on the gravitational scale when you compare them to the Moon and Sun. The impact of other stars, given the immense distances involved, would result in hardly any variance in the gravitational pull of those objects on people on the earth based on their birth times.
All that being said, I don't think the position of the Sun and Moon have any meaningful determination of our personality or future.
If it were accurate, wouldn't the various astrology forms around the world would have the same results for people given the same celestial starting points and birth times? Is there only one true form of astrology?
Originally posted by plutoxgirl
(And PAVIL, all the planets in our solar system have an influence in us, some more and some less, but they are all important when reading a birth chart).