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Natal Placement Library

Browse the Sun, Moon, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and Chiron in every tropical sign, with house libraries for the four slow bodies.

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The Sun in all twelve signs

In natal interpretation the Sun is often read as developing identity, conscious purpose, and a style of expression. A Sun sign is one part of a chart, not a complete personality profile.

Sun in AriesThe urge to begin becomes a way of recognizing yourself.Sun in TaurusContinuity, craft, and the value of what can be tended.Sun in GeminiA sense of self discovered through questions and exchange.Sun in CancerInitiative expressed by making room for memory and belonging.Sun in LeoThe craft of being visible without losing generosity.Sun in VirgoPurpose discovered by attending to the part that needs care.Sun in LibraA developing self in the space between distinct people.Sun in ScorpioAn identity strengthened by honest attention to what changes.Sun in SagittariusPurpose found by testing how far an idea can travel.Sun in CapricornPurpose shaped through responsibility that has been chosen.Sun in AquariusSelfhood explored through systems, principles, and participation.Sun in PiscesIdentity shaped through imagination, permeability, and meaning.

The Moon in all twelve signs

The Moon is often read for habits of response, comfort, memory, and emotional needs. It moves quickly, so a precise date and time can be important at a sign boundary.

Moon in AriesAn emotional rhythm that moves quickly toward action.Moon in TaurusComfort built through the reliable and the tangible.Moon in GeminiA need to put changing experience into words.Moon in CancerAn inner life attuned to memory, shelter, and attachment.Moon in LeoWarmth, play, and the wish to be met with genuine attention.Moon in VirgoEmotional steadiness through useful attention and workable routines.Moon in LibraEmotional equilibrium sought through conversation and reciprocity.Moon in ScorpioA private need for trust that can survive difficult truths.Moon in SagittariusEmotional renewal through movement, perspective, and possibility.Moon in CapricornA need for dependable structure and earned trust.Moon in AquariusEmotional room made by perspective and chosen community.Moon in PiscesA private rhythm responsive to image, atmosphere, and compassion.

Outer planets and Chiron in signs and houses

The sign describes a slow-moving cohort backdrop, while the house places that symbolism in an individual chart area and depends on birth time and place. Chiron is included as a modern interpretive factor whose status and rulership are not unanimous.

Uranus in all twelve signschange, independence, disruption, and experiment across a shared birth cohortUranus in all twelve houseschange, independence, disruption, and experiment in individual chart areasNeptune in all twelve signsimagination, ideals, empathy, and uncertain boundaries across a shared birth cohortNeptune in all twelve housesimagination, ideals, empathy, and uncertain boundaries in individual chart areasPluto in all twelve signspower, exposure, elimination, and deep change across a shared birth cohortPluto in all twelve housespower, exposure, elimination, and deep change in individual chart areasChiron in all twelve signsvulnerability, repair, teaching, and limits of mastery across a shared birth cohortChiron in all twelve housesvulnerability, repair, teaching, and limits of mastery in individual chart areas

How to use these guides

Start with a calculated chart using a known date, time, place, and historical UTC offset. These pages use the tropical zodiac. Read the body first, then its sign or house, and finally its aspects and rulers. House placement and angles depend on reliable birth time and the selected house system. If the time is missing, a Moon sign near an ingress may also be uncertain.

A placement does not establish a person's character, history, health, or future. The pages offer a symbolic vocabulary for reflection and conversation. Interpretive claims are not scientific evidence of personality effects.

Calculate a free birth chart · Explore the zodiac sign reference · Read the twelve houses

References

The interpretive framework follows the conventional planet–sign–house distinction used in modern astrology. Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos supplies historical context, while current astronomy establishes the bodies and their motion; neither source proves personality effects.