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In astrology, there are two slightly different senses in which the term '''ascendant''' is used. The ascendant is the exact point at which the [[ecliptic]] crosses the local horizon in the East. It is where the [[planet]]s and [[sign]]s rise. The entire sign in which the ascendant falls is also referred to as the native's ascendant. So, for example, the phrases "I have my ascendant in [[Leo]]" and "Leo is my ascendant" are equivalent, and both are correct. | In astrology, there are two slightly different senses in which the term '''ascendant''' is used. The ascendant is the exact point at which the [[ecliptic]] crosses the local horizon in the East. It is where the [[planet]]s and [[sign]]s rise. The entire sign in which the ascendant falls is also referred to as the [[native]]'s ascendant. So, for example, the phrases "I have my ascendant in [[Leo]]" and "Leo is my ascendant" are equivalent, and both are correct. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:25, 9 March 2005
In astrology, there are two slightly different senses in which the term ascendant is used. The ascendant is the exact point at which the ecliptic crosses the local horizon in the East. It is where the planets and signs rise. The entire sign in which the ascendant falls is also referred to as the native's ascendant. So, for example, the phrases "I have my ascendant in Leo" and "Leo is my ascendant" are equivalent, and both are correct.