Okay, so today I decided to dive into something I’ve been curious about for a while – my astrological chart, specifically focusing on my Aquarius sun and Virgo rising.
First, I grabbed my birth certificate. You need your exact birth time for the rising sign, and I wasn’t about to guess. Turns out I was born at 7:13 AM – good thing I checked!
Next, I went to one of those free chart websites. There are tons of them, so I just picked one at random, put in my birth date, time, and place, and hit “calculate.”
Boom! There it was. Aquarius sun, Virgo rising. I already knew the Aquarius part, that’s my birthday, but the Virgo rising was new to me.
So I started reading. Apparently, the sun sign is kind of your core self, your basic personality. Aquarius is all about being independent, a little quirky, and maybe even a bit rebellious. Yeah, that sounds about right. I’ve always marched to the beat of my own drum, so no surprises there.
Digging Deeper into Virgo Rising
Then I moved on to the rising sign, which is supposed to be how you present yourself to the world, your first impression, the “mask” you wear. Virgo rising? That was interesting.
The description I found talked about Virgo risings being detail-oriented, practical, maybe a little critical, and always striving for perfection. Hmmm… I definitely have a practical side. I like things organized, and I can get a little obsessed with details, especially when I’m working on a project.
I spent a good hour just reading different interpretations of this combination. Some of it resonated, some of it didn’t. It’s all a bit subjective, right?
- Aquarius Sun: Independent, unique, humanitarian.
- Virgo Rising: Analytical, practical, service-oriented.
I started to think about how these two energies might play out in my life. The Aquarius in me wants to break free and do things my own way, while the Virgo rising wants to make sure everything is done “right.” It’s kind of an internal tug-of-war!
Honestly, I’m still processing it all. It’s like holding up a mirror and seeing yourself from a slightly different angle. It gave me a lot food for thoughts. I think I’ll keep exploring this, maybe look into the other aspects of my chart. It’s kind of fun, like solving a little mystery about yourself.
