The complexities of astrology are brought to the forefront in this compelling discussion centered on the rising sign, a crucial element of astrological interpretation that often remains obscured by the more popular sun sign. The speakers articulate that the rising sign, also referred to as the ascendant, is determined by the zodiac sign that occupies the eastern horizon at the exact moment of one's birth. This detail necessitates precise knowledge of one's birth time and location, making the rising sign a unique identifier in the astrological framework. The discourse highlights the importance of the rising sign in shaping an individual's public persona, asserting that it can dramatically influence how others perceive and interact with them. The speakers emphasize that despite sharing the same sun sign, two individuals can have vastly different personalities and life experiences, primarily due to their differing rising signs. As the conversation unfolds, the speakers explore the implications of the rising sign in greater depth, discussing its role not only in shaping personality traits but also in influencing physical appearance and presence. They draw intriguing parallels, likening the rising sign to the vehicle through which one navigates life, suggesting that it determines the style and approach one takes in various situations. Each zodiac sign governs specific areas of the body, further enriching the discourse by linking physical attributes to astrological characteristics. The speakers engage the audience with relatable anecdotes, making the discussion accessible while maintaining a serious tone that underscores the significance of the topic at hand. By exploring the nuances of rising signs, the conversation invites listeners to reflect on their own astrological profiles and consider the broader implications of their rising signs in shaping their identities. Towards the conclusion of the episode, the speakers reinforce the pivotal nature of the rising sign as part of the 'big three' in astrology, alongside the sun and moon signs. They articulate that understanding one's rising sign can lead to enhanced self-awareness and a greater comprehension of interpersonal dynamics. The rising sign acts as a filter through which individuals present themselves to the world, serving as a protective facade that can both conceal and reveal aspects of their true selves. This episode serves as a profound exploration of the rising sign's significance within the astrological framework, ultimately encouraging listeners to engage with their astrological identities and embrace the complexities of their personalities as they navigate their life journeys.
Takeaways:
The rising sign, also known as the ascendant, significantly influences one's public persona and identity.
An accurate birth time is essential to determine an individual's rising sign and astrological profile.
Rising signs can differ greatly among individuals born on the same day, even twins.
The rising sign is crucial in astrology, representing the self as perceived by others.
Each astrological sign governs different areas of the physical body, influencing personal characteristics.
The rising sign can be seen as a facade that shapes how we present ourselves to the world.
That's because you possess different rising signs depending on the school of astrology you follow.
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Most astrologers believe your rising sign is your public mass.
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What actually is an ascendant or rising sign?
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Most people are aware of their sun sign, but they're unaware of their moon sign or a rising sign.
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When someone meets you, they actually meeting your rising sun.
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Your rising sun can be totally different from your sun sign.
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Although you may feel you come across a particular way, the public receives you differently.
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In order to find out your rising sign, you need an accurate time of birth, birth date and a place of birth.
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Whichever sign is on the eastern most horizon at the moment of your birth is your rising sign.
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The signs on horizon are constantly moving.
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The constant movement allows each sign two hours to move through the the eastern Horizon.
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Therefore, all 12 signs in a 24 hour period will pass through the horizon.
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Babies born on the same day will have the same sun sign.
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However, the time of birth will determine their rising sign or their public mass.
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Have y' all ever done a reading for identical twins that with different rising signs?
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I actually have not, but that would be interesting either.
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Yeah, well, but I've known twins and they're usually very different from each other.
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Even though they're born minutes apart.
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Yeah.
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They could have different rising signs because within 10 minutes, if, if they're late degree rising, they can change.
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Right.
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The rising sign changes about every two hours.
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To know what the time of birth
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is, depending on the school of thought.
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The rising sun is the most.
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One of the most important signs that we have.
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It's part of the big three, which includes the sun and the moon.
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The rising is the beginning and it sets the table for the chart order of.
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For your birth chart.
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The rising sign is one of the most important important parts because it describes the influences that become part of the person's being the moment that they take their first breath.
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The rising sign also represents the physical body.
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Each sign rules a specific area of the body.
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We're going to discuss that tonight.
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It's said that it.
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If you look at somebody you could.
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It displays their characteristics.
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It describes the vehicle you're driving through and your life experiences.
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It's the brand of car you're driving or the type.
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Are you driving a sports car?
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Are you driving a pickup truck?
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Are you driving a luxury car?
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How about a minivan?
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What you driving, Claudia?
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I'm driving something that has a big forehead on it.
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How about you, D?
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What kind of car you drive?
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Well, that would be a big truck.
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Both of y', all, like, literally, what
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kind of car do I drive?
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No, no, I'm talking about your riding, son.
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I have Aries rising.
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Yeah.
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So you.
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Both of y' all are big pickup trucks.
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Big forehead club.
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You know what?
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Actually.
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Actually, when I was my first vehicle, the first car that my parents gifted me, I was in high school, it was a huge Land Rover.
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It was like a:
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And I was like this little person just in that Land Rover.
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It was very funny.
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Yeah, I used to be known for that, that Land Rover.
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So that makes sense as to why it's a big car.
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Yeah.
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The rising sign also points to your personality that is most expressed, easily expressed, how a person allows others to see them.
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It's also the wall or facade you walk around that you hide behind is the filter through which your personality is displayed to the world.
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What others see when they see you and your sense of person, personal identity.
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That's the basics, pretty much, of the rising sign.
