Libra (astrology)
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| Zodiac Symbol | The Scales |
|---|---|
| Duration (Tropical, Western) | 23 September – 23 October (2010, UTC) |
| Duration (Sidereal, Hindu)[1] | 13 October – 7 November (2010, UTC) |
| Constellation | Libra |
| Zodiac Element | Air |
| Zodiac Quality | Cardinal |
| Domicile | Venus |
| Detriment | Mars, Pluto (modern) |
| Exaltation | Saturn |
| Fall | Sun |
Individuals born when the Sun was in this sign are considered Libra individuals. Libras are commonly referred to as fiesty and fiery individuals. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun enters Libra on the moment of autumnal equinox by definition on September 23, leaving it on October 22. Under the sidereal zodiac, it is currently there roughly around October 19 and November 16.
Libra, also known as "The Scales" or "Balance", is the only symbol of the zodiac that is represented by an inanimate object, rather than an animal or human.
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[edit] Mythology
In Greek mythology, Libra is considered to depict the scales held by Astraea (identified as Virgo), the goddess of justice.[edit] Compatibilities
Generally, the Libra sign are considered to be compatible with other airy signs such as, Aquarius, Gemini, and other Libras, Aries, Leo and Sagittarius.[3] These signs share an airy demeanor and are believed to relate with each other on that merit of airiness.There are many variables that determine compatibility in astrology, such as birth dates, birth months, birth years, position of a sign within the Moon, Stars, etc. The signs listed as compatible with Libra do not reflect an individual profile or individual reading as interpreted within astrology, but rather reflect a general guideline and reference to compatibility as dictated by variables such as Qualities and Elements within the Zodiac.[3] The branch of astrology dealing with interpersonal compatibilities is called Synastry.
[edit] References
- ^ assuming an ayanamsa of 23.86° as of 2000 according to N. C. Lahiri. The precise value used may vary, but is mostly set close to 24°.
- ^ Jeff Mayo, Teach Yourself Astrology, pp 38-41, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1979
- ^ a b The Diagram Group, The Little Giant Encyclopedia of The Zodiac, p 171, Sterling Publishing Company, New York, 1997
[edit] Mythology
See Libra (constellation) Mythology
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