![]() ![]() If you’re not familiar with the approximate date ranges or times of year of the Sun signs, lists of Sun sign dates are everywhere, including on my zodiac sign page here. In this example, the Sun is at 10 Pisces 50. If you know the Sun sign and degree, then you can approximate the birth month and day, but not the year. Because our calendar is a solar calendar, the Sun is in approximately the same place, give or take, each year. The first step is to zero in on a particular planetary placement. I have shown one way that is quite efficient, as follows, but we can just as easily select a different starting point. Note that there are several ways to approach this. In this case, we have all that we need, and more! For this example, I used the following set of astrological positions/placements:
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