If you're only reading your sun sign's scope, you're only getting a glimpse of what's in store for you.
For each sun sign's horoscope, we turn the wheel so the sun is seen to be rising, hovering right over the edge of the eastern horizon. In other words, it's placed along the lefthand side of the horizontal line on the wheel. For example, if you write a horoscope for a Cancer sun, you'll rotate the chart so the rising sign is also in Cancer and the sun is in the 1st house.
For Taurus and Libra, someone using the planetary ruler method would look at what Venus specifically is doing throughout the course of a week or month. Then, they would write a horoscope based on Venus's apparent motion, rather than where every single planet sits in a whole, rotated chart. A Sagittarius horoscope, on the other hand, would depend what Jupiter is doing. Full moons and new moons, on the other hand, might affect Cancers a little more.
If you're taking this method into account, the planet that represents you best — and the astrological element that says the most about you — is your rising sign's ruling planet. Also called your chart ruler, this planet is responsible for steering your way through the journey of life. It’s the planet in your chart that truly represents you. Other planets might represent your relationships to other parts of your life, but only your chart ruler represents.
Alice Sparkly Kat is an astrologer who looks to the planets and stars to rechart a history of the subconscious, redefine the body in the world, and reimagine history as collective memory. Their astrological work has inhabited MoMA, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and The Brooklyn Museum. They're also the author of
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