Those born between November 29 and December 17 are said to be Ophiuchus, the 13th zodiac sign . . . but most of us have never heard of it! In this article, we’ll explore what Ophiuchus represents, who is included in the horoscope, and why it may be one of the most important signs in astrology that you are ignoring!
The reason why
It’s not often that a new zodiac sign comes into existence, but this is just what happened with Ophiuchus. The constellation has been around for centuries, but it wasn’t until November 17th of last year that this became its own zodiac sign, and now you can find it on all your favorite astrology sites. But why?
Ophiuchus has a lot of qualities that make it stand out from the other 12 zodiac signs. Firstly, it’s the only zodiac sign represented by a woman. Secondly, she holds a snake in one hand and an asp in the other—symbols of healing power and wisdom. Thirdly, this zodiac sign overlaps two of the others: Scorpio and Sagittarius. And fourthly, because the sun passes through this area of the sky during autumn and winter, we may have an explanation for some really weird weather patterns happening right now. Like the polar vortex. So if any of those sound like things you want to know more about, here are nine things to know about the newest addition to the list. Ophiuchus’ association with snakes actually originates from Greek mythology when their goddess, Medusa was killed by Perseus who had decapitated her head. In later depictions of her after her death, Medusa was shown holding either a harpe (a three-pronged classical instrument) or a snake staffs which were symbols of power at the time.
The qualities of people born under this zodiac sign
Ophiuchus are known to be highly intelligent and intellectual, but also have a tendency to be shy and introverted. They are most comfortable in their own mind and when they do speak it is usually because they have something important to say. They love solitude, but may sometimes get uncomfortable with being alone for too long. Unlike many other zodiac signs, they are not afraid of change, instead embracing it and seeking it out in all aspects of life including relationships. They are drawn to people who can help them balance themselves as well as live outside the box.
The level of empathy that an individual born under this sign has is on another level than those who were born under any other sign. These people will give anything to make sure that others feel loved, safe, and secure.
What’s even more interesting about this sign is how deeply spiritual they can be. Ophiuchus symbolizes rebirth and transformation which is fitting since these people are typically willing to see things through new eyes no matter what comes their way.
The only thing worth mentioning that might concern some potential friends or partners of Ophiuchus is the fact that these people are often seen as mysterious or hard to read. Their behavior can seem puzzling at times, especially if they choose not to communicate openly with someone they care about.
How to find out your zodiac sign
In order to find out your zodiac sign, you’ll need to know what your birthday is. Think about whether it’s a winter or summer birthday, as that will indicate what side of the equator you were born on. If it’s winter, then your birthday falls between December 21st and January 19th; if it’s summer, then your birthday falls between June 21st and July 22nd. Once you have that information, here are the signs: Aquarius (January 20th-February 18th), Pisces (February 19th-March 20th), Aries (March 21st-April 20th), Taurus (April 21st-May 20th), Gemini (May 21st-June 20th), Cancer (June 21st-July 22nd). I’d like to end this blog post by explaining why I think that Ophiuchus might be the most important zodiac sign. Some astrologers don’t believe in this 12th constellation, but there’s some evidence of its importance in ancient Babylonian astronomy. So why do we continue to live with this irregularity? For starters, many people see themselves in both their sun and moon signs – so an additional sign can give them an even deeper understanding of who they are. Secondly, every new day is celebrated twice during the year: once under Sagittarius (November 23rd-December 21st) and again under Capricorn (December 22nd-January 20th). When looking at how each of these periods correspond to dates for different seasons, Ophiuchus comes into play because it’s also considered a winter sign. Considering all these factors leads me to believe that Ophiuchus may be the most important zodiac sign you’re not talking about.
Interesting facts about Ophiuchus
Ophiuchus is a small constellation that lies between Scorpio and Sagittarius. The constellation has been associated with various astrological meanings over the years, but it was only officially recognized by Western astrologers in 1781. It’s also sometimes referred to as The Serpent Holder or The Backbiter. If you were born between November 29th and December 17th, you may be one of these people! As the 13th sign of the zodiac, many believe Ophiuchus holds more power than other signs because it combines some traits from both Scorpio and Sagittarius. In Greek mythology, this sign is said to bring forth illness and disease so many people do not talk about this zodiac sign due to fear. However, what are the benefits? One theory states that because Ophiuchus spans two constellations (Sagittarius and Scorpio) it means they have double-sided energy, giving them unique perspectives on life. Being able to see things from both sides can help someone get through tough situations with their loved ones and become better equipped for self-reflection. If you’re an Ophiuchus and reading this, know that your horoscope might be pretty different from others: your lucky numbers are 12, 27, 36, 41; your most compatible sign is Aquarius; and your ruling planet is Uranus. Don’t forget to ask yourself: What does my zodiac really mean?
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