zodiac cusp signs

Unsure about which sun sign you really are. Take a look at what this means for you...

Zodiac cusp signs refer to when a person’s sun sign is settled at the end or beginning of a sign change over. It is commonly believed that a person whose sign is on the cusp embodies both of the signs on the cusp, when in actual fact, every person has only one sun sign.

The date that a zodiac constellation changes from one sign to the next differs from year to year. Usually there is a cusp period of five days for each change over. For example, the changeover from Aries to Taurus during 2019 occurs on the 21st of April, whereas in 2020 the changeover will happen on the 20th of April.

If a person is born on the 21st of April 2019 then an astrologer would need to know what time that person was born and what time the sign changeover occurred. This is when astrology becomes quite precise in determining a person’s personality and which sign they indeed fall into. A cusp situation isn’t limited to just our sun sign as there are constant changes from year to year in the moon and other planetary settlings.    

Even though every person has only one sun sign they can embody traits from both signs on the cusp. Their true sign will be more dominant, but there will be subtle similarities to the sign which was on the cusp with their true sun sign.

If you are a cusp baby and need to know your true sun sign then let me know. As a guide here are the cusp dates for each sign combination:
 
Aries-Taurus   (18th April – 22nd April)
Taurus- Gemini   (18th May – 22nd May)
Gemini- Cancer   (19th June – 23rd June)
Cancer- Leo   (21st July – 25th July)
Leo- Virgo   (21st August – 25th August)
Virgo- Libra   (21st September – 25th September)
Libra- Scorpio   (21st October – 25th October)
Scorpio- Sagittarius   (20th November – 24th November)
Sagittarius- Capricorn (20th December – 24th December)
Capricorn- Aquarius   (18th January – 22nd January)
Aquarius- Pisces   (17th February – 21st February)
Pisces- Aries   (20th March – 24th March)

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