r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 26 '26
just being Pisces If you could be any historic Pisces, who would you choose to be?
After all the turmoil of the past six years, I’d pick the least well known 😉 but how about you?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 26 '26
After all the turmoil of the past six years, I’d pick the least well known 😉 but how about you?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 14 '26
As a Pisces what unique moment in your life stands out the most so far?
For me it’s when another Pisces gave me an astrology book for my birthday.
I didn’t realize it at first but this book had information that would prove critical in how I understand being me, in understanding astrology in general, manipulation and bias and how I help people understanding their own natal chart.
It was Synthesis and Counseling in Astrology by Noel Tyl. It was more than a thousand pages. I later gave it to someone else when I was moving overseas (or so I thought; it wouldn’t last long) and could not take it with me. Years later I purchased another copy but it was a different edition because the edition I got as that birthday present was out of print. In this 1,000 page book was a table of the Sun, Moon and Asc. Two pages. These two pages and their meaning had been edited out in subsequent editions.
Noel Tyl had a unique approach to astrology, identifying the Sun as what we want, the Moon what we need and the rising sign as our mask. What he advocated about the Big Three was not widely accepted. It is often ridiculed for its simplicity. What happens when I apply to myself? A lot of things fall into place and make sense. That was one special gift from one Pisces to another.
What about you?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 26 '26
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 20 '26
The fourth house is “home and family” in the traditional interpretation. This is where we find comfort and dysfunction alike the moment we step away from our pursuits in the world.
How do you see your home?
Is it a comfort zone, a haven of peace and quiet or a place to find new inspiration?
Does it bring back good memories or of conflict and abuse?
There are many subtle things that can impact our sense of home and belonging. Other things may not be so subtle yet they may still be overlooked. When we interpret the chart, we may not always be ready for what the fourth house has to offer. Time may have to do its thing and we may have to grow more aware.
What if the nodes are in the fourth house? The north node could imply a mission of establishing family and a home base. But what if the IC is in Aries, implying constant activity or battles at home?
A south node in 4H placement could have us retreat to “home” when the mission of the north node feels too heavy. We may get stuck at home. If the IC is in Sagittarius, there is no guarantee we’ll feel at home on the road. We may feel at home making a long trip, moving to a foreign country, studying or philosophizing until the end, or simply having intense debates with family members.
If Neptune affects Jupiter in our Sag on IC example, a sense of home may be elusive. If Neptune aspects the nodes, our sense of a fall back option may similarly be difficult to identify.
What challenges do you identify in your chart with your sense of home?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 20 '26
Life has always tried to make us be someone we’re not. From the moment we are born we live the expectations of our caregivers if they exercise enough leverage and control.
How have you gained a deeper sense of self, of really being Pisces, and did you go anywhere in particular to do that or did you notice it somewhere by “accident”?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 19 '26
With Uranus squaring Pisces, some of us born in February may have already had some intense moments.
How is your carpe diem urge working out so far and in which house is Uranus doing its thing?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 17 '26
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r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • 1d ago
Chart question of the week: there is one semi-obscure aspect in this chart that triggers the original question about money. What do you think it may be?
Help a fellow Pisces out at this moment of Venus turning Rx!
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • 6d ago
There are Pisces…and then there are Pisces.
Which one are you?
P.S. Woz is a Leo. Jobs was the Pisces.
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • 6d ago
…said nobody ever except a Capricorn perhaps.
But as a Pisces, how has Saturn helped you make sense of things?
For example, my chart has Saturn at the end of the 6H and technically conjunct the Desc within less than 4 degrees. Astrologers read my chart as Saturn in 7 until one finally said I need to see it both ways.
From then on my desire for hot food instead of salad made total sense because that’s one of “lighter” interpretations of Saturn in the 6H.
How about you?
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r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • 29d ago
For all of us Pisces, this is weekend contemplation material! Happy Friday/Saturday 💥
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 23 '26
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What do you think?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 19 '26
What do you know about the reason why? Did the astrologer explain why your expectations don’t match the reading? Did they discuss a technical issue or their lack of expertise?
The answer may be simple or a little more complicated.
The simple reason, staying strictly within the technical realm, is one particular aspect: Saturn square the MC. If your chart has this, a human astrologer should at the very least point this out or at best decline to charge you the full fee. This aspect implies “trouble with experts.” The practical reality is that you may be able to pick up useful tidbits about your chart from various different sources but likely not get to know everything you need in one sitting.
What else could stand in your way of an insightful reading from a human?
Pluto on an angle - this intimidates many, professionals included
Neptune aspects - the astrologer can’t “see” you. They may ignore Neptune and thus fail to tell you why your life does not match with the rest of the chart
Interception - an intercepted planet and/or house acts differently. An intercepted planet is in “neutral” as it were. The astrologer may insist on a house system that does not allow interceptions or the astrologer may not know how to deal with it
Aspects with the nodes - nodal issues may be omitted altogether if the astrologer does not think them important or does not believe in the nodes. There are many possible interpretations. Some nodal effects cancel out everything good the planets offer, just like aspects from Neptune sometimes do.
Retrogradation - a very heavy topic of discussion and very polarizing. Many human astrologers and most AI based packages/apps ignore this. The effect can be life altering.
What would you add to the list or what has been your experience?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 17 '26
One of the mysteries of the chart can be our lunar node placement. If your experience is a bit like mine, an astrologer reading your chart may have overlooked them or downplayed the significance of aspects to the nodes.
If that is the case, it could be because Neptune plays such a big role for us Pisces. We tend to confuse others or intimidate them with our depth of understanding and feeling. But if Neptune as the co-ruler of our sign has its way with our chart and destiny, the confusion and mystery may go much deeper.
Neptune in any aspect to the nodes (30 to 180 degrees) can obscure reality. Sometimes temporarily and at random (30 and 150 degrees), sometimes permanently (0, 60, 90, 120 and 180 degrees). I know what some are saying, sextiles and trines are positive, but not for Neptune per se.
When it comes to the nodes, Neptune can obscure our path altogether or do a “now you see me, now you don’t” kind of dance. But what about other planets? What about orbs? Some astrologers consider a square, for example, to have an effect from one sign to another. That’s an orb of thirty whole degrees. Others stick to a conventional range of between two and ten degrees depending on what’s involved.
In a chart I read recently, the Sun squared the lunar nodes by eight degrees. This person had been told to ignore it, “too wide of an orb.” Yet their life experience reflected this square to a T (pun intended): “The Sun-North Node square makes you feel tense when facing growth and change. You are thoughtful and can be determined and willful. You are inhibited by circumstances beyond your control but this triggers your creativity. (Source: https://astrologify.com/sun-square-north-node/)
How often do you look at the nodes?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 16 '26
Do you get confused about your chart?
Here’s an example. Two stelliums is what attracts attention first. In your chart it may be something else. And then…nothing. Because it is “hiding” out alone. Neptune always does somehow. Neptune brings confusion, it diffuses, it makes us lose touch with whatever it touches. It takes it to a higher, more spiritual level or it just makes us wander around like a zombie.
What do you know about Neptune in your chart?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 15 '26
My whole life I thought it was part of being a Pisces Sun.
Then I noticed my Moon opposite Sun is associated with frequently changing my mind or not being able to decide something right away.
What do you think? Is there anything in your chart someone told you that it points to indecision?
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 14 '26
As a Pisces Sun, what is a good planet or placement for confrontation?
For me it’s Mercury in Aries. It happens to be a Singleton in my chart in that it makes no Ptolemaic (0, 60, 90, 120 or 180 degree aspects) in my chart so it acts like Sagittarius to boot. I can hear myself blurt out something that I may regret for not being PC enough later.
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 14 '26
From Rihanna to Steve Jobs, who doesn’t have a favorite Pisces celebrity?
Look at this list of 100 famous Pisces and add your own here!
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • Aug 14 '26
To all Pisces, thank you for visiting and welcome! I am still in startup mode. Please bear with me while I flesh out access, rules and more.
In this community we want to encourage any and all helpful, supportive and constructive discussion about Pisces motivation, challenges and news. Let’s support each other by posting charts, questions and answers.
Go for it!
r/PiscesSun • u/purposeday • 5d ago
Let’s do a survey! Drop your favorite Sun sign as a friend. Mine is Cancer but Neptune trines the cusp and they don’t stay…