 Concepts in Zodiacs allow a person to look beyond an astrologer’s interpretation to understand on a deeper level how cosmic events are impacting his or her life. An understanding of the terms and definitions used in the process helps to practice Vedic Astrology.
Astrology is a complex field. Concepts in Zodiacs are meant to help decode the mystery behind some of the most frequently used Astrology phrases. It gives a deeper knowledge of all the unique factors that go into making a birth chart of an individual. Some of the useful Concepts in Zodiacs are mentioned below: Dualities in Zodiacs The twelve signs in zodiacs are divided into two groups, masculine and feminine. Six signs are masculine, and six signs are feminine. This is known as the sign’s ‘Duality’. In astrological terms, a masculine sign is direct and energetic; whereas a fem¬inine sign is receptive and magnetic. In modern termi¬nology, the masculine signs are defined as outer-directed and strong through action. The feminine signs are self-contained and strong through inner reserves.
 Triplicities in Zodiacs
The twelve signs are also divided into four groups con¬taining three signs each. Each three-sign group is called a ‘Triplicity’ and each of these triplicities denotes an element. The four elements are Fire, Earth, Air and Water. In astrology, an element symbolizes a fundamental char¬acterization of the sign.
Quadruplicities in Zodiacs Next, the twelve signs are divided into three groups containing four signs each. Each four-sign group is called a ‘Quadruplicity’, and each of these quadruplicities denotes a quality. The three qualities are Cardinal, Fixed and Mutable. In astrology, the quality signifies the sign’s interaction with the outside world.
Each of the twelve signs falls into a different combination. No one sign in the zodiac has exactly the same duality, element and quality as another sign. For example: Aries is a Masculine, Fire, Cardinal sign; there is no other Masculine, Fire, Cardinal sign in the zodiac.
 Polarities in Zodiacs
Finally, the twelve signs are divided into six groups con¬taining two signs each. Each two-sign group is called a ‘Polarity’ meaning ‘opposite’. Each sign in the zodiac has a polarity, which is its opposite sign in the other half of the zodiac. The two signs express opposite characteristics.
Amorous Nature in Zodiacs Amorous nature of the Sun signs provide a general guide and a useful insight into how each Sun sign deals with love and how to attract a person born under a particular sign. Men and women have a somewhat different approach to love. Cusp in Zodiacs The zodiac wheel is made up of 12 signs and 12 houses. The dividing line between two different signs or houses is known as the “Cusp”. A cusp is the point at which a new astrological sign begins. Thus, the ‘Cusp of Aries’ means the point at which Aries begins. When someone speaks of being “born on the cusp”, he or she is referring to a birth time at or near the beginning or the end of an astrological sign. For exam¬ple, if a person was born on July 23, he or she was born on the ‘Cusp of Leo’, the sign that begins on July 23. A cusp-born person is under the influence of both signs. Ascendant in Zodiacs An Ascendant is the astro¬logical sign that was rising on the eastern horizon at the moment of an individual’s birth. Ascendant or Rising sign is a very important part of horoscope. Ascendant is the sign that reflects ones outward demeanor and to a great extent determines how the outside world looks at any individual. This is the sign that represents outer personality of a person. It characterizes the way someone deals with others and their distinctive style of interacting with people. |
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