The Sun, Moon, and Rising Sign in Astrology

The Astrology Podcast

Chris Brennan

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Philosophy, Spirituality

4.7 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2023

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

In episode 414 astrologer Chani Nicholas joins the podcast to talk about the Sun, Moon, and rising signs in astrology, and explain what they mean and what the difference is between them. In the 20th century it became common for people to know their Sun-sign, which is the sign of the zodiac the Sun was located in on the day you were born. However in recent years due to the rise of astrology apps and websites it has become more common to know your so-called "big three", which are your Sun, Moon, and rising signs. But what do the Sun, Moon and rising zodiac signs mean in a birth chart? During the course of this episode we discuss the core meanings of these placements, which Chani calls the "three keys" to your birth chart. In Chani's approach the Sun signifies your life's purpose and how you shine, the Moon represents your physical and emotional needs and how we live out our purpose in the physical realm, and the Ascendant and its ruler show your motivation for living and direction your life is steered in. Chani is the author of the book You Were Born for This: Astrology For Radical Self-Acceptance, and is the creator of the CHANI app, which is an astrology app available for iOS and Android. You can find out more about Chani on her website: ChaniNicholas.com This episode is available in both audio and video versions below. Timestamps 00:00:00 Introduction 00:06:00 Chani's background in astrology 00:13:15 Sun, Moon, and rising sign overview 00:15:30 The Ascendant and rising sign 00:34:38 Three guidelines for learning astrology 00:41:15 The Sun 01:14:44 The Moon 01:42:28 Sect: day vs night charts 01:48:50 Finding your life's purpose 01:58:31 New CHANI app Android version 02:03:20 Concluding remarks 02:05:46 End cards and credits Watch the Video Version of This Episode Watch the video version of this episode with Chani on the Sun, Moon, and rising on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyEh9f0nCU - Transcript A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 414 transcript Listen to the Audio Version of This Episode Listen to the audio version of this episode or download it as an MP3:

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0:00.0	Hey, my name is Chris Brennan, and you're listening to the Astrology podcast.
0:03.5	Joining me today is Astrologer Channing Nicholas, and we're going to be talking about the
0:06.4	difference between the sun, moon, and rising signs.
0:09.5	So hey, Channing, welcome to the episode or to the show.
0:11.9	Hey, Chris.
0:12.9	Thanks so much for having me.
0:13.9	I don't want to jinx it, but this has been a lot of years in the making.
0:18.0	Yeah.
0:19.0	Well, I think it's the perfect timing, though.
0:21.0	It's the stars have finally aligned.
0:23.2	We've been thinking about doing an episode like this, but I think this is the perfect time.
0:27.2	Because for me, I'm very excited because you finally just released the Android version of
0:31.4	your famous astrology app, right?
0:33.4	Yes, yes, we just launched it on the Venus Kazimi.
0:37.5	Nice.
0:38.3	Yes, so it has been a couple of years in the making.
0:43.2	We have put all of our tech teams efforts towards building a whole new app.
0:47.9	And we're just so excited to finally have it out the door.
0:52.0	Fantastic.
0:52.6	All right, we'll talk about that more later.
0:55.8	So why don't we set up the premise for this episode, which is in the 1960s,
1:02.1	astrology became really popular with the baby boomers and the hippie generation.
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