Here's what to know about rising signs, how to find yours, plus what each of the 12 signs says about your personality and the way you are perceived.
Here's what to know about rising signs, how to find yours, plus what each of the 12 signs says about your personality and the way you are perceived.also known as your"ascendant," is the zodiac sign that was rising over the eastern horizon when you were born, the AstroTwins previously wrote for mbg.
Don't know what time you were born? Double-check your birth certificate, and if you don't know where yours is or your birth time isn't listed, the twins suggest writing to the Office of Vital Records in your birth state for a copy .is the first sign of the astrological year and is a fire sign ruled by the planet Mars. Aries actually rules the first house to begin with, so having an Aries rising is like a double dose of Aries energy.
This sign is also symbolized by the twins, representing Gemini's dual nature, which allows them to be adaptable and ever-changing, but this can sometimes come off as fickle, flighty, or two-faced to people who don't get it. You can spot a Gemini rising by their expressive, animated communication style, along with their face shape, which is typically elongated.risings are very likely to be the ultimate homebodies, as a water sign ruled by the moon.
Libra risings are also known for being graceful, flirtatious, and even indecisive . People often find them charming, friendly, and easy to get along with, and just like Taurus, the Venusian energy of Libra makes Libra risings particularly tasteful in terms of their style, hair, décor, makeup, etc.rising will likely have an air of mystery to them, as a fixed water sign ruled by Pluto .
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