Your core self is porous, imaginative, and wide open.
Uranus square your Sun
Uranus squares your Sun for nearly two years, usually hitting the exact square three times while it advances, pauses, retreats and advances again. Your Sun is the part that answers to your name, the self you stand behind and the aim you steer by; Uranus is the sudden break and the impatience with whatever has gone stale. A square puts them at odds, so the restlessness shows up not as a pleasant itch but as a strain, a sense that some arrangement you live inside has shrunk around you and presses on you.
Mars trine your Sun
Mars trines your Sun, a lift lasting roughly two days and seldom outstaying four, and drive and identity quit tugging against each other. Your Sun holds your core: what you exist to do, the things you would sign your name to, the steady centre the other planets turn around. Mars is the chase.
Sun opposition your Sun
Every year, for two days and seldom longer than three, the Sun opposes your own Sun. This is the half-birthday — the Sun exactly opposite where it stood when you were born — and halfway is not a resting place. Your birth Sun works as the steering self, the core that asks to be seen and counted.
Mercury opposition your Sun
Mercury opposes your Sun for about two days, stretched further when Mercury slows to a halt near the degree, and other people's opinions crowd in on your own. Mercury is thought, talk and the traffic of messages; the Sun, the self underneath, has intentions of its own. Across an opposition the talk comes at you from outside, and what people say may not match what you know to be true.
Sun-sign horoscopes read the sky against your Sun. For the most accurate read, also read your rising sign — if you know it, that version is usually the truer story.
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