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Sun in 1st House

Any person with Sun in the 1st house strives towards inner authenticity and should never submerge their individuality to please others. This placement suggests there is a strong determination to choose one's own course in life, and the energy of the Sun radiates out of the personality. Others tend to follow their lead and the ego expresses itself in a dynamic, confident and warm way. According to Astrologer, Howard Sasportas, these people are meant to influence and catch the attention of others and should meet life with the determination to make something of themselves. Rather than relying on family background they need to forge their own 'place in the Sun'.

More usually, challenging aspects show difficulty in expressing identity, confidence and independence. The first house of the natal chart relates to self-presentation and how we are perceived by others. Furthermore, it also represents the lens which we view the world through, and any planet here rules the 'personal outlook'. Liz Greene says, “The first house is the most unformed part of the birth chart and is in a process of becoming.” The first house is symbolic of new beginnings and so the individual is good at starting and initiating projects. The Ascendant is the front door of the chart, therefore it's difficult to hide planets in the first house. Early experiences of always being “on show” may occur. However, some individuals hate the spot-light for that reason.

Often the individual will have felt a special sense of purpose and destiny, hence the urge for self-discovery, self-integration and self-actualization. The closer the Sun is to the ascendant the more powerful the sign traits appear in the personality. Those with Sun in the 1st house are developing a strong sense of self, leadership skills and powerful self-awareness. On the other hand, if the Sun receives difficult aspects to Saturn or Pluto, people with it are extremely self-conscious about standing out. The Sun is accidentally exalted in the house of Aries, and so there is a drive to be first, win and compete.

Barbara Streisand has the Sun in Taurus in the first house, and the singer starred in the film, A star is born. The story is about a woman who enters show business, falls in love with an established film star, only to find her star is “ascending” while his is on the decline. Barbara also became the first ever woman to produce, direct, write and star in a major motion picture. Streisand’s career has been highlighted by a series of "firsts".

Barbara also has Sun square Pluto and her father died when she was just a baby. Pluto rules physical death, abuse, emotional manipulation and power-struggles. The singer's step-father verbally abused and denigrated her as a young girl. However, Barbara's natal chart describes a determined, powerful and resourceful lady.

Streisand has been quoted as saying that she was a "personality" before she became a person and that to have an "ego" means strength but that her ego is also small in other ways and is responsible for doing what she does - good or bad. We can't forget the memorable entrance she made in Hello Dolly at the top of the stairs.

Her reputation in Hollywood ranges from hard-working perfectionist to neurotic narcissist. She has defended herself against accusations of egotism by citing the sexism of the Hollywood system. "A man is forceful," she has said, "a woman is pushy ... He's assertive--she's aggressive. He strategizes--she manipulates.

Gene wilder is another celebrity with the Sun in Gemini in the 1st house. The Sun in the first sector of the chart likes to make an entrance and be noticed, some of the qualities are quite Leonian. The star was hesitant to make the Movie “Willy Wonka:

"When I make my first entrance, I'd like to come out of the door carrying a cane and then walk toward the crowd with a limp. After the crowd sees Willy Wonka is a cripple, they all whisper to themselves and then become deathly quiet. As I walk toward them, my cane sinks into one of the cobblestones I'm walking on and stands straight up, by itself... but I keep on walking, until I realize that I no longer have my cane. I start to fall forward, and just before I hit the ground, I do a beautiful forward somersault and bounce back up, to great applause.

When asked why he wanted to include this scene: Wilder said that he didn’t want people to know whether he was telling the truth or lying. I think this statement reflects Gemini’s changeability, love of disguise, and sly mimicry. Wilder certainly made an entrance outside of those chocolate factory gates, and his wit, word plays, and clever intellect, all shine through the sign of Gemini. All Gemini's needs to communicate and often possess a great sense of humour. Gene Wilder is also a writer and is living out the Sun, particularly, for his need to be recognised (Sun) and acknowledged in the field of communication (Gemini).

Sun in 2nd House

A person with Sun in the 2nd house feels fulfilled in life through producing something of lasting value. The second house describes our attitude to money, possessions, and sense of security. Furthermore, it represents inner resources and self-worth. The second house is fixed and ruled by the earth element, this part of the chart rules immovable property, stability and grounding. In addition, self-esteem and confidence is often linked to earnings and some people with it work in areas that involve personal finance and property. There is a tendency to accumulate personal possessions, including objects, books, ornaments, collectibles or antiques. Those with the Sun here may also like to be surrounded by things of beauty and quality. According to astrologer, Dane Rudhyar:

"Sun in the 2nd house tends to stimulate the production of inner and outer wealth and that 'having' may overcome being. On the other hand the person may become an eminently successful manager of wealth and fulfil his destiny in this way."

The Sun in the second house is possessive of the things they give their highest value. Namely, objects, money, people, and those things may be 'used' to give them a sense of identity and security. The Sun here must learn how to use their resources and property constructively, and are developing a strong sense of values. Rather than relying on other people and objects to fill that void, a sense of self worth comes through developing personal skills, talents and resources.

This person is strong, persistent, and determined to understand what is really sustaining in life. The challenge is not to feel trapped by the earthy world. The Sun in the second house should not depend on others too heavily and the goal should be self-sustainment

"They can be generous with money and possessions, but will usually expect some sort of recognition and acknowledgment in return. The impeccable, internationally loved singer and actor Maurice Chevalier had the Sun in Virgo in the 2nd: he was born in the slum and died a millionaire." By Howard Sasportas, The Twelve Houses

Actor, Robert Deniro, has his Sun in Leo in the 2nd house (extremely fixed). Deniro has been praised by directors for his sense of commitment and loyalty to his roles. The star uses method acting, and stays in his role even when the camera's aren't rolling. The creative drive (Leo) and commitment to his character allows him to sustain (2nd) this role for long periods. Deniros’ son was a former actor (Leo) and now he works in real estate.

Sun in 3rd House

A person with Sun in the 3rd house tends to shine in learning environments, especially if the Sun falls in a mutable sign (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius or Pisces). A sense of purpose and destiny involves writing, communication or social interchange, and the central theme of development will lie in the cultivation of the intellect and there is usually a strong curiosity and powerful urge to learn. Fulfilment is found through mental interests and the accumulation of knowledge. The Sun in the third house is usually an excellent placement for teachers, publishers, advertisers, or any other area that involves illuminating information. The third house describes what we think about and rules all forms of communication by travel, speech, thought, letters, e-mail and phone.

Traditionally, the third house rules our early education and environment, short journeys, siblings and neighbours. The Sun in the third house may find these areas to be important and discover joy and purpose through developing language skills, proficiency in interpretation and sharing knowledge. A sibling may have been important in their life. My sister has Sun in Sagittarius in the 3rd house and she enjoyed school (3rd) and was popular (Sagittarius). A job may also involve driving, travelling short distances, social media or networking.

“Those with Sun in the 3rd need to feel heard and be noticed in the immediate environment. Consequently, rivalry with siblings and competitiveness among peers could be issues worth investigating. Some may project their own need for power and authority onto a brother or sister. Or knowledge itself is worshipped like the Sun. Difficult aspects to the Sun could indicate problems with early schooling. No matter how clever or articulate the 3rd house Sun appears to others, those with this placement normally feels that they could still know more or communicate better.” By Howard Sasportas, The Twelve Houses

Britney Spears has Sun in Sagittarius in the 3rd house and in her early school years she won many state talent shows, and competed with peers in gymnastics. Britney’s mother was a former elementary teacher. Hans Christian Anderson had Sun in Aries in the 3rd house; he is a Danish writer of many stories, plays, poems and travel books. Anderson’s only consuming ambition was to become a writer held in high esteem.

Sun Sign Astrology

Sun in Houses

Sun in 4th House

A person with Sun in the 4th house, for the most part, is focused on the development of their early roots, which include immediate family, heritage and ancestral background. The fourth house describes the emotional undercurrents and hidden factors that shape our conscious personality. The family background affects individual confidence and identity, so it is important for those with this placement to have their own home which they can be proud. Usually, the relationship with the father may have been important and the solar light is sometimes projected onto male figures in the home. In addition, the individual is heavily influenced by his father’s wants and creative expression and the past has a powerful influence over the unfolding personality.

Often the individual will find fulfillment through creating a home that gives them a sense of security and safety. The depths of their early feelings sometimes need to be explored and they often stay near the childhood home, maintaining early relationships. By the same token, some leave and emigrate from their early home and recreate their roots. The struggle is individuating separately from the family. Arguably, there is a strong need to shine in one's dwelling place . The individual may work from home, it is also likely that, the person will be focused on spiritual and inner development.

“The sense of a “me-in-here” provided by the I.C and the 4th house lends an inner unity to all thought, feelings, perceptions and actions. In the same way we are biologically self-maintaining and self- regulating, the IC and 4th house serve to maintain the individual characteristics of the self in stable form.” By Howard Sasportas

If the rest of the chart is in accord, the fourth house individual may be very private, introverted and subjective. Personal security lies at the core of the personality and deep family attachments occur through both positive and negative experiences. The need to establish strong foundations in the world and emotional stability are powerful factors in the destiny of the individual.

Julia Child is recognised as a chef and television personality, she had Sun in Leo in the 4th house. Julia’s father was an important man; he graduated from Princeton and was a Land Manager. Julia built a home with her husband near a Provence town. And they named it La Pitchoune, meaning “the little one”. Child’s own home was transformed into a television set.

Sun in 5th House

A person with Sun in the 5th house is a potentially very creative individual, furthermore, it is often descriptive of a strong like for drama, children, arts and entertainment. This placement gives a desire for party going and romantic affairs. Typically, the type has pride in their creative achievements, with a powerful drive towards self-expression. Those with the Sun here want to stand out from the crowd and they need to be recognised and appreciated by others. The fifth house signifies the joy of expressing our inner child, play, pleasure, hobbies and love. It has a lot to do with our sense of creativity and the ways we go about feeling unique. Sun in the 5th house puts their heart into creative efforts and like to show others what he or she can do. They need to be original in everything they do, to be distinct, admired and loved. Traditionally the fifth house rules the visual arts, theatre, literature, dance and music.

Relationships can be found in the fifth house and pertain to matters of the heart. Each romantic affair is another chance to recreate ourselves, and realize unexplored potentials. Children and artistic projects are often seen as important relationships with the “inner child”. Those with the Sun in the 5th house possess pride and a strong sense of self and destiny. The Sun’s need for self-development is most centred in the 5th house of individual identity.

“Leo and the 5th house have a great deal to do with the recognition of the self both by others and by the individual himself. We interpret it as also the house of love, but it might more aptly be called the house of romance because this is also the area where the individual may express-or project- his own identity without interference, and through the experience of love of this kind he may get a glimpse of his own inner centre.” By Liz Greene, Saturn a new look at an Old Devil

Those with Sun in the 5th house may possess strong creative gifts, and it's important for them to follow their heart's desires with a strong sense of inner loyalty. A sense of identity, power and purpose in life is found through engaging wholeheartedly in activities that make them feel fulfilled and alive. The last statement refers to the Sun in all houses, and we all need to engage in the activities of our Sun’s house to feel centred. When the Sun is in its own domain, the sense of personal, individual destiny is more keenly felt. Producing children is another way of extending creativity, not surprisingly, one must not attempt to live out their inner potential, identity and unfulfilled needs through a child.

Child actress Shirley Temple has Sun in Taurus in the 5th house. The film industry capitalized on her “wholesome” character and it was claimed that her mother influenced her daughter in the prenatal stage with music, art, reading books aloud and attending dance recitals and concerts. Temple’s mother paid full attention to her child and would teach her popular songs and expression of words, convinced her child had exceptional talent she enrolled her in dance classes.

Sun Sign Astrology

Sun in Houses

Sun in 6th House

A person with Sun in the 6th house will express their identity through work, health, service and day-to-day routine. The organisation of life and domestic spheres are usually important and they tend to take pride in work, regular routines and daily order. Self-development is based on the work they perform and the development of skills through additional education, training courses and self-improvement. Working ethics and ways of working are important aspects of their lives and tasks are preformed to enhance self-definition. When things don’t run smoothly they become disorganized, sick, depressed and ineffectual.

For this person, health may be a focal concern and their purpose is to understand the relationship between the aspects of the body and mind. Basically, the concept of wholeness appeals to these types and studies often involve herbs, alternative medicine, exercise and natural products that heal the body. Those with Sun in the sixth house may also find joy in helping to heal others and do best in the helping professions. Doctors, nurses, veterinarians, social workers, health workers, physical therapists and education are areas where they often excel.

On the whole, the life focus may be about providing a useful and helpful service. The sixth house represents the urge to gain mastery over the physical environment and, duties, necessities and learning how to function effectively are most important. Conversely, challenging aspects can show problems with health, lack of a good routine and difficulty with co-workers, or anything else that interrupts the natural ability to function in daily life. There is a high focus on all of the interrelated parts of life that keep the wheels turning productively.

“Those with Sun in 6th house strive to develop skills and abilities which secure them a useful place in the employment market. This is not a placement of someone who should just sit and meditate all day. It is surprising what poignant realizations can dawn scrubbing the kitchen floor or washing your socks. With the Sun in the 6th house accepting boundaries and routines empowers a person to perfect and refine the art of living. “By Howard Sasportas, The Twelve Houses

In essence, there is often a sincere demonstration towards aiding others with a grounded, simple and practical approach. This often involves learning useful techniques and teaching others these essential life tools. The beauty of this individual is that they are focused on self-help, and teach skills to people that can be applied on a day-to-day basis, and ordinary level. In effect, allowing the individual to create working routines, and teaching them how to live a more productive life.

Julianne Moore has Sun in Sagittarius in the 6th house and her mother is a psychiatric social worker. Moore is a book-worm who aimed to study law or medicine. After earning a BA at University, her parents were shocked when she began a vocation in acting. Julianne is referred to as a down-to-earth actress and everyday women can relate to her.

Sun Sign Astrology

Sun in Houses

Sun in 7th House

I have this placement and have talked with others with the Sun here, and they do have some concern about shining individually and being noticed for creative efforts. The seventh house rules "projection" and those with the Sun in the 7th house, in the early part of their lives, tend to give that solar power away to others. Although destiny involves 'others' in some capacity, the need for self-development is vitally important, and the need to relate to others is extremely strong and this person may live for total commitment to a partner. The Sun above the horizon represents cooperative relationships and identity, purpose and destiny is discovered in the seventh house. This position can indicate someone who is constantly involved with people, this can be in areas like social work, public relations and counselling. However, those with Sun in the seventh house must learn to value the development of their own creative expression and not ’give away’ that power. Problems arise for these types when they choose a partner who is important and notable in some way, and who raises their public profile. Some need social prestige and community authority so that their mark on society is made. The power of social influence is important and they are often able to share unique insights into human relationships.

All relationships work best when there is equality and shared focus on achieving individual goals. It is also likely that, success comes through partnerships, after all, the seventh house is where we seek to reinforce our sense of self. At worst, those with the Sun here need others in order to feel whole and complete. Often the identity is weak in the first half of life and in later years they recognise the importance of developing as an individual.

Jung had the Sun placed at the Descendent in his birth chart. This means that he found his sense of meaning in life through working for the welfare of others. The Descendant of 7th house cusp symbolizes ones interaction with others, and many people involved with teaching and healing have this placement. Freud also had it. On a deeper level the Sun in the 7th house means that one’s individual creative efforts may have a powerful effect on others. There may also be the need to found some school, group or organization to carry the “message” or ideas to a larger audience. The 7th house is a rather public house, and people with the Sun placed here do not tend to hide their light under the proverbial bushel” - By Liz Greene, Nostradamus the Millennium and Beyond

A person with Sun in the 7th house often gains public support and recognition and they can serve the public with great dedication. Typically, the individual needs to be involved with people to fulfill their purpose.

7th house Suns usually start off looking for the light in a partner. Then something goes wrong, and they have to recognise that, even if others are the most important thing in their lives, they must find purpose within. They cannot go cap in hand begging the partner to give them their sense of meaning and worth. The Sun needs to shine and give generously, but it must first discover an inner, individual light. The light can’t be borrowed. An 11th house Sun cannot go the group and say, “Love me. Validate me. Make me feel I have a reason to be alive.” It must create its own light and then offer it to the group. At certain points in life there is usually a terrible struggle around the house in which the Sun is placed, when we realise that we have to do it ourselves. As I mentioned earlier, Apollo is a lonely god.” - Apollo’s chariot

Sun in 8th House

The individual with the Sun in the 8th house tends to live a life characterised by drama, intensity and crisis. They need to seek out powerful partnerships and their emotional and feeling nature is sensitive to conflict, opening them up to a deeper experience of life. Those with the Sun in the 8th house may have an interest in the occult, psychology psychotherapy, investments, research, and social taboo areas. Naturally, there is an instinctual awareness of the resources available from others and some work in banking, and areas that involve shared finances, other people’s money and inheritance. The life may involve difficult tests in love, loss, death, power-struggles and social isolation.

“I have observed several interesting things about people with the Sun in the 8th house. In one sense, we might interpret this placement as a statement that the individual needs to make a relationship with the hidden world, the unconscious, in order to fulfil himself or herself. The destiny or purpose of life - which I think is very bound up with the Sun’s house placement - here lies in bringing light to the dark world of the Other within himself.” By Liz Greene, The Development of the Personality

More usually, there is a deep vulnerability and craving for committed bonds. Personal worth through partnership is central and those with the Sun in the 8th house don’t merely interact with other people, they merge with them. The 8th house operates below the level of consciousness, ego-death and drastic change often involves an irrevocable fate where some part of individual ‘dies’ so that new life can grow in its place.

“Planets in the 8th house tend to express themselves as though they were demonic forces erupting from a hidden realm. Physical death, as the outcome may sometimes occur. Equally, other types of deaths may ensue. Planets in the 8th house, because they emerge from unknown levels of the psyche, often shatter existing situations and provoke great anxiety and distress.” Liz Greene, The Astrological Neptune and quest for redemption

Furthermore, the 8th house indicates our ability to delve deep under the surface of life and create something new. Self-development involves working in intense relationships with others, and they often have powerful ‘psychic’ ties with the hidden realms, for instance, shining a light on issues such as loss, bereavement, death and abuse. According to Jungian astrology, the watery houses all have a relationship to family inheritance and all the issues of childhood that have never come into consciousness. The individual has to bring light on to the unconscious energies of the past which have been suppressed by the parents.

Buddy Holly had the Sun in Virgo in the 8th house; his musical influence on other artists has been described as profound. Holly has a grand square involving his Sun in the 8th house and he had a difficult relationship with his manager when he learned that the band’s royalty payments were paid into his own account. Difficult aspects to the 8th house can sometimes indicate trouble with shared resources, in business and marital partnerships.

Buddy met Maria Elena when she worked as a receptionist and on their first date he proposed marriage. The artist wrote a song called “True Love Ways” about his wife and recorded it in her presence. It wasn’t until he died in a plane crash that many fans became aware of his marriage. When Holly left behind a pregnant wife, she later miscarried the baby and blamed herself for his accident.

James Van Praagh has Sun in Virgo in the 8th house he is an American medium that has appeared in shows, including The Other Side and Unsolved Mysteries. He acknowledges a tremendous fascination with death from a young age. He describes his dad as a distant figure and his mother as an alcoholic.

Sun Sign Astrology

Sun in Houses

Sun in 9th House

A person with Sun in the 9th house of the horoscope, ordinarily, seeks recognition through higher education, philosophy, law, culture, myths and foreign travel. The ninth house rules the search for universal truth and represents our expanding worldview. The great questions of life and quest for meaning are a source of strength and power. Here we have an individual who is highly conscious of a larger pattern at work and this is how they make sense of the world. The ninth house is also connected to morality, law, religion, dogma, doctrine and spirituality.

My partner has Sun, Moon and Mercury in his 9th house and he watches the geography channel and programmes exploring world cultures, weather, and events that happen around the world. Although he may not travel physically to these faraway places, instead, he learns about them through other means and expands his knowledge. The ninth house is all about broad ideas, visions and beliefs. Enthusiasm, confidence and the joy of learning and spreading knowledge is important.This placement is also associated with organizational management and coaching skills.

Other areas of interest may be publishing, writing, travel and languages or studies connected with human development. The individual needs to have meaning and purpose to their life. The ninth house is where we move beyond boundaries and expand our world perspective. This quest for meaning involves searching for answers to life that illuminate their sense of self. Identity is gained through understanding, which include areas of higher education, philosophy and information technology. The sense of exploration is fundamental, whether physical, mental, emotional or spiritual. Robert Downey, Junior has Sun in Aries in the 9th house (extremely fiery) and his father is a writer, producer and film director. The father is of Irish, Russian Jewish ancestry and his mother is of German and Scottish descent.

Sun Sign Astrology

Sun in Houses

Sun in 10th House

The Sun in the 10th house often signifies success and recognition in the chosen vocation. Self development is central in their career and they may become over identified with their social status and position in the world and enjoy being at the top of their profession. Those with Sun in the 10th house desire to become socially influential, moreover, they are aspiring and advancing towards public recognition. For this person, they want to realize and attain their ambitions, but may find it difficult being in the role of employee and would rather become a leader, rising to positions of authority, supervisory and management levels.

Problems can arise, when self worth and fulfilment are dependent on the degree of success in the community. Parental influences may also affect the career choice. As a rule, the 10th house rules vocation and calling, responsibility, society, fame and honour. From an outsiders point of view, the individual may appear to be wrapped up in their professional life, similarly, they need to be a dramatic and central figure, held in high esteem. The M.C rules authority figures and the things that shape us in into self-sufficient and functioning adults. It also represents the ultimate aims of the material houses (2nd, 6th and 10th house), and the long climb to the top. The challenge for this person is to find their place in the world and make a significant contribution.

"We must try and remember what and whom we serve when we claim the title of manager, director, member of Parliament, chairman, president or prime minister. Because of the deeper implications of Solomon's judgement, he wins the respect of all his people and is allowed to rule without rebellion or revolution. With power comes responsibility, and with achievement comes the need to turn within and discover what the achievement is for, and whom and what it really serves." The Mythic Journey, Liz Greene and Juliet Burke

The tenth house rules reputation and how we perceive authority, including parents, bosses and the government. Although they need power, depending on the aspects they must also learn how to handle it wisely. The midheaven is the point at which we try to make our mark on the world. Tom Hanks was born with Sun in Cancer in the 10th house, his father worked long hours and often left the children to fend for themselves, it taught them lessons in self-sufficiency. Hanks has established high credentials as an actor and he has carved out a massively successful career.

Sun in Houses

Sun in 11th House

A person with Sun in the 11th house has a distinct awareness of the connection with all human beings. Fulfilment comes through the development of friendships, group and Internet participation, and joining with future orientated people that advocate social and cultural reforms. The individual creates social awareness and visionary solutions which help make human lives better. Such group endeavours can include environmental causes, advocating human rights, political pursuits, scientific research and community welfare groups. Furthermore, the Sun in the 11th house gains a sense of self-awareness and individuality from being part of a group. Ordinarily, there is a strong association between friends and success and the individual shines best in the company of like-minded individuals. Teamwork makes it possible to achieve things much easier, by pulling together to achieve common goals and wishes for the future.

“This Sun feels as if everything is bleak and pointless if there is no sense of contact with those who share a like-minded vision. The vision may not be as grand as total global transformation. It might be the development of a particular sphere of knowledge, or a particular artistic path. But whatever the Sun sign, there must be a sense of belonging to a larger community with whom one can get enthused, share ideas, and push things forward. “ By Liz Greene

The eleventh house traditionally represents our relationships to those in the group or organisation. As a rule, if the Sun receives generally positive aspects (Sextile and Trine) then their relationships with groups should run relatively cooperatively; if they are challenging (square, opposition) then more disputes may occur and friendships broken off. Friends in the eleventh house are found in social gatherings, meeting places and Internet groups, usually relationships that are distanced. Best-friends, one-to-one to relationships are normally found in the seventh house.

Those with the Sun in the 11th house have a certain idealism, innovative approach and belief in people-power. Problems can arise when the individual over-identifies with a group. Usually though, these people need to create a group and lead others towards some kind of shared goal. From an individual point of view, the 11th house represents man’s urge to identify himself with the collective, to contribute part of himself to the needs and aspirations of the group as a whole.

Angelina Jolie has Sun in Gemini in the 11th house. Jolie promotes humanitarian causes, and is noted for her work with refugees as a goodwill ambassador. The actress has been on field missions around the world, and when asked what she wanted to accomplish, she stated, “Awareness of the plight of these people. I think they should be commended for what they have survived, not looked down upon.” Over time, she has become more involved in promoting humanitarian issues on a political level. Angelina has Sun opposite Neptune in the 5th house (children) and the star has adopted three children.

Bill Clinton has Sun in Leo the 11th house, he has worked as an American Politician and was sworn into office as U.S President in 1993. Clinton describes his mother as a fun loving friend and his biggest fan. Clinton has been described as a New Democrat, since leaving office he has been involved in public speaking and humanitarian work.

Sun in Houses

Sun in 12th House

A person with the Sun in 12th house has receptivity to the sensitive and watery world of collective dreams, longings and yearnings. The creative urge to be an individual is coloured by the larger collective. The twelfth house is one of the most inaccessible houses and has associations with the collective unconscious, the past and the whole of psychic history and content of previous generations. The very things it represents are 'hidden', illusory and not easily grasped. The twelfth house represents the dissolution of all boundaries, attempting to achieve a one-ness with the whole of life itself.

The individual often has a feeling of obligation and debt to the past, in other words, there is unfinished business. A light shines upon what is hidden, discarded, ignored and undeveloped. The Sun placed in a universal house cannot live solely for itself, and there is always a much larger collective need that lies behind individual expression. The person is a highly sensitive vessel and mediator for society.

The twelfth house rules places that are hidden and secluded like institutions, monasteries, asylums and prisons. Frequently there is a sense of isolation and blocked self-expression. The individual is often forced to turn inward and reconnect to the imaginable realm, and sense that something greater is at work. Part of the solar involves some kind of sacrifice and the path of development often involves healing and self-acceptance, and this often involves privacy, seclusion and silence. There may be artistic and creative talents present, and it is necessary to have “time” away to reflect on their inner dreams, images, feelings and fantasies. Dance, music and art may be specific areas, and there is a latent psychic and mediumistic abilities that may need to be developed.

Life may come to a standstill through illness, hopelessness and self-imprisonment. A twelfth house Sun sometimes feel overlooked and this can create self-doubt and poor self-esteem. Planetary energy in this house feels weakened, unrecognised, unacknowledged and unseen. Typically the type, does not feel that they are deserving of praise, attention or acknowledgement. This person may even feel invisible at times, and live out part of their lives in secret. If the rest of the chart is in accord there can be profound humility in these individuals, but the main problem is self-defeating behaviour and attempts at self-sabotage which ruin their chances of success. Comparatively, there may also be some kind of inner guilt when achievement is looming and the individual becomes their own worst enemy.With their deep understanding and compassion, charitable work, social work, and helping the underprivileged often helps. Twelfth house Suns are like a beacon of light for those who feel neglected, unwanted and unloved in society.

Unfocused intuition, escapism, confusion, doubt and uncertainty, pose problems to the developing individuality. The twelfth house dissolves, disintegrates and falls into the unconscious, and the waters are difficult to navigate. These types have enormous psychic sensitivity and some may try to numb this powerful feeling with alcohol and drugs. Addictive substances, attempt to reconnect to the unseen world. A powerful sense of service to others leads them into the healing fields. Therapy, medicine, hypnosis, creative visualisations, occult studies, music or painting are all areas that the individual may be drawn to. This person is a light for those in society who are weak, shut off, rejected, lost and confused. The work they do behind the scenes may not be visible to everyone, but as long as they develop self-esteem and contribute something towards the collective, they feel fulfilled in spheres that allows them to translate their inner world into an artistic, scientific, or humanitarian contribution.

Sun in Houses