Sun lines
The Sun stands for the sense of self: what you want to be known for and where you feel most like yourself. Near a Sun line people often describe feeling more visible and more confident.
The four Sun lines
Where the planet stood at the top of the sky. Tied to work, reputation and the public side of life.
The classic career line. Being seen at work tends to come easier, and roles with responsibility and a public face suit the place. The price is pressure: visibility also brings judgement.
Where the planet stood directly below your feet. Tied to home, family, roots and private life.
The sense of self turns inwards, to home and family. A place where a household or a long project can grow, and where roots and family history may come to the foreground.
Where the planet was rising on the eastern horizon. Tied to how you come across, your energy and your body.
Energy and presence go up. People tend to notice you first and remember you. Good for a fresh start; the risk is pushing too hard and running out of patience with others.
Where the planet was setting in the west. Tied to partners, close relationships and the people you meet.
Strong, visible people come into your life here: partners, clients, mentors. Relationships feel important and bright, though it is easy to let a partner take the lead.
Which goal it suits
Career first (MC), then home (IC). For love the DSC line works when you want a confident partner.
The other side
Too much Sun can mean ego clashes and burnout. A Sun line does not make a place easy, it makes it bright.
Where the Sun lines run right now
This is the sky at this moment, not your chart. Your own lines need your birth date, time and place.
Map: arrow keys move it, Enter checks the spot in the middle.
MC, overheadIC, underfootASC, risingDSC, setting
Enter your birth data on the home page: the map shows every line of your chart and three cities for your goal.
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