Sagittarius decans

The first decan of Sagittarius

The first decan of Sagittarius covers 0° to 10° Sagittarius. The Sun passes through it from about November 22 to December 2 each year, and it is ruled by Jupiter.

What the first decan of Sagittarius is like

Jupiter keeps the first decan for itself, so the archer's appetite comes in extra large. Generous, wise and restless, you grow by exploring, and you take others with you.

Jupiter rules both Sagittarius and this decan.

The Sagittarius underneath

Sagittarius season carries the year toward the longest night in the north, like a fire lit against the dark. You are a seeker at heart, happiest with a packed bag and a big question. Your honesty can be startling and your optimism is catching, and people walk a little further down the road because you believed it was worth it.

Your gift

Faith in life, even when life is hard.

Your growing edge

Staying. The next horizon always calls, and sometimes the treasure is right where you are.

Birthdays in the first decan of Sagittarius

These birthdays fall in the first decan in most years. On the days at either end, the year and your birth time can move you into the decan next door.

The other decans of Sagittarius

How decans work

Each sign is thirty degrees of the zodiac, split into three decans of ten degrees, so the Sun spends about ten days in each. Hali uses the modern decan rulers, where each decan borrows the ruler of a sign of the same element. The older Chaldean system of Hellenistic astrology hands the decans to the seven classical planets in a fixed order instead, so some books name a different ruler.

Questions about the first decan of Sagittarius

What are the dates of the first decan of Sagittarius?

The first decan of Sagittarius covers 0° to 10° Sagittarius. The Sun passes through it from about November 22 to December 2 each year, and it is ruled by Jupiter.

What planet rules the first decan of Sagittarius?

In the modern decan system Hali uses, Jupiter rules it. Jupiter rules both Sagittarius and this decan.