Another way to find your Sabian Symbols
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1) Visit Astro.com (Astrodienst) and enter your birth information, and receive information about your planetary positions.
2) Look for the degree of your Sun, and add 1 to the first number. For example 15° 38' Taurus, is 16th Taurus. 3) Back to this website, mouse over ‘Sabian Symbols’ in link bar, go to Taurus, and find the 16th degree, where you will read about Tenacity. 4) Study Sun and Moon first. Thinking isn’t enough; the meanings have to be felt as well. 5) Repeat for other planets. Ignore the Ascendant, unless your birth time is accurate to the exact minute. |
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Video: How to find your Sabian Symbols
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In this short video...
...there are simple and clear instructions that will take you step by step through the process of getting your horoscope and from that working out your own Sabian Symbol degrees. |
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Video: Beginners' Guide to Sabian Symbols
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Testimonial
Great introduction video!...I studied your Rudhyar interpretations briefly (mostly degrees where I have things :D)...I cannot wait to read Leo and Pisces next! I know you're doing them in order so I'll just wait around!....Thanks for sharing these! 340sou September 2018 |
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Wheeler, Jones and Rudhyar
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Sabian Symbols are images or metaphors, clairvoyantly derived by Elsie Wheeler in 1925, which were interpreted by Marc Edmund Jones to trigger his understanding of each one of the 360 degrees of the zodiac separately and also by Dane Rudhyar to create a schematic that outlines the journey towards self-realisation.
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Each of the 360 symbols and explanations can be seen as a life mystery. Each of us will have our own personal take on it, and this can be as valid as any attempt the author makes to give objective meaning. It all depends on how capable you are at opening the subtle aspect of mind to unveil the mystery.
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It’s worth acknowledging two things – first, that intuition only deepens as you trust it, and second, that intuition is never entirely trustworthy. That’s how it is with the mysteries – they are in the end unknowable, at least not definitively and never as an objective, measured truth.
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Elsie Wheeler (1887 –1938)As the spiritualist medium who derived the images, the Sabian Symbol for her Neptune position is rather apt:
A glass bottomed boat in still water She was bored with what was currently accepted wisdom and stared down into unknown regions of the psyche to reach another level of awareness. |
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Marc Edmund Jones (1888 –1980)Jones was a tireless practitioner, lecturer, and teacher, an exemplar around the world of living astrology for nearly seventy years. He was a philosopher of astrology, an occult astrologer who, in addition to Sabian Symbols, brought many innovative techniques and esoteric methods.
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Dane Rudhyar (1895 –1985)Regarded with Jung as a key figure in a more psychologically sophisticated astrology, he was a classical musician, composer, artist, theosophist and philosopher. He had truly exceptional insights into Astrology and the way the Sabian Symbols can be used to outline the path to personal realisation.
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