Building Wealth and Legacy
In astrology, we often talk about our Sun, Moon, and Rising sign. Yet, there’s a quieter symbol that rarely gets the spotlight: the Earth itself.
While we stand on it every day, Earth in your natal chart symbolises something profound — your point of grounding, the place where your soul is asked to make spirit tangible. Unlike the Sun, which reveals your light and essence, Earth shows you how to anchor that light in the real world through work, health, service, and daily life.
Think of it this way:
Your Sun is the dream, the creative spark.
Your Earth is where you make that dream real.
If your Earth is in Capricorn, for example, you’re called to find strength in discipline, responsibility, and steady progress. If it’s in another sign, Earth will express differently — but always the Earth is the balancing point and can be found opposite your Sun.
Let’s look at another example:
Take someone born with the Sun in Taurus. Their Earth falls in Scorpio, the opposite sign to Taurus, drawing attention to the power of money, shared resources, and long-term legacy. For this person, life asks:
Am I clinging too tightly to comfort (Taurus Sun), or am I learning to take risks, invest wisely, and transform my relationship with wealth (Scorpio Earth)?
Do I treat money as security alone, or as a tool for growth and impact?
What will I leave behind that outlives me?
This is the secret gift of the Earth point: it reveals where we must bring balance between what we want now and what will matter decades from now.
Why does this matter? Because many of us live too much in the “Sun” of our charts — striving, creating, seeking recognition — without remembering that the growth actually happens when we also honour our Earth point. This is the part of us that grounds, heals, and sustains.
This season, as eclipses and planetary shifts stir change, it’s worth asking:
Where is my Earth in the chart?
Am I grounding my dreams in practical ways?
What daily practices keep me steady when life feels uncertain?
The answer may surprise you — and it could be what is missing in your life. How do you define and pinpoint the difference between vision and reality?
If you’re curious to uncover where your Earth lies and how it shapes your path, let me help guide you through a comprehensive and professional reading where we look at the times and dates you need to mark down in your diaries as turning points.
