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First let's take a quick look at your child's

Ascendant, or Rising sign. Astrologers want to know what

zodiac sign is rising at birth, since this gives a picture

of the way we appear or come across to others. We look out

upon the world through the glasses of the Rising Sign. Your

child's Rising Sign will offer clues as to how your child

perceives herself or would like others to see her. Many

astrologers consider the Rising Sign as important as the

Sun Sign in describing identity. This makes sense, since

the Ascendant describes the early childhood experience.

From myriad impressions and interactions, the child will

weave the tapestry of her unique selfhood. If the Rising

Sign is very different from the Sun sign, the child may

have to work at integrating diverse aspects of her

personality.

Aries is a Fire sign on the Action Cross. Children with

Aries Rising are prone to be bold and impulsive. This child

needs opportunities to take the initiative as well as

patient parents to teach her to "look before she leaps!"

Your child likely has a strong personality, but others may

see her as somewhat self-centered and possibly arrogant.

She could appear to be self-enterprising, single-minded and

daring -- a leader. If she receives the necessary

education, she might grow up to be a pioneer in her field.

The sign ruling the Ascendant is said to rule the chart.

Mars rules Aries. Study Mars' (and the Sun's) sign, house

position and aspects well -they will reveal much about your

child's emerging personality. If Mars (or the Sun) are in

Fire signs, your child is likely to be active, yet possibly

quite demanding in her approach to life. Mars (or the Sun)

in an Earth sign is a stabilizing influence. She strives

forward determinedly. If Mars (or the Sun) are in Water

signs, she could be touchy and defensive. She needs to

learn not to take herself so seriously! When Mars (or the

Sun) are in Air signs, the child is apt to be quite

sociable. If the rest of the chart depicts a more passive

personality, seek ways to bring out her native

self-reliance by building in her self-confidence and a

healthy self-esteem. She learns by making choices.

The Sun and Moon At the time of our birth, the planets (through their

configurations and relationships) tell us something about

the quality of the moment of time into which we were born.

Each planet points to special traits within us. Yet, of all

the planets, the two most important planets to astrologers

are the "lights," the Sun and the Moon. From where we stand

here on Earth, the great shining Sun by day and the

reflecting Moon at night are our constant companions. The

Sun and Moon are our greatest guides in understanding our

children, their temperament, personality, relationship with

parents and other significant adults, their sense of

purpose, their feelings and much more! The Sun and Moon

give us clues as to where our children are headed and how

we can help them on the way.

The Sun: Identity, Ego, Will, Father The Sun represents our identity, or self and as such, colors every other aspect of the chart. In a child's chart,

the Sun will reveal much about her emerging personality.

Your child's greatest strengths and challenges are often

described by the qualities of her Sun Sign. A Leo child,

for example, is a born leader but may be pompous. A Piscean

youngster may draw upon a rich imagination to inspire

others, but may seek to escape reality by retreating into a

fantasy world. The wise parent will train the child to

manifest the positive qualities of her Sun Sign. The

position of the Sun also helps us understand what motivates

our children. A child with a Fire sign Sun such as Aries,

will generally be motivated by seeking new experiences in

which she can assert herself, whereas a Water sign Sun

child is more emotional and will seek comfort and security

before venturing out. Children born into Earth signs tend

to be grounded. They're builders and seek means of

practical expression. They want to know, "How does it

work?" Air sign Sun children can experience life through

thoughts and thrive on social interaction and

communication. The Sun also represents the child's

perception of the father (or dominant parent) and the

qualities the child identifies with within the father. From

here, we extend our understanding of this relationship to

authorities and adults in general and later, to the child's

understanding of her own life purpose. For example, a child

with the Sun in harmonious aspect to Mars would likely feel

supported by the father and therefore more prone to self

confidence than a child born with the Sun square Mars. The

latter might feel blocked on some level by the father or

dominant parent. Both, however, are dynamic positions

indicating leadership potential.

by: Absolutely Psychic

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