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Dr. Seuss’ birth chart

Children’s authorBorn March 2, 1904, Springfield, Massachusetts, United StatesDied September 24, 1991

Imaginative, gentle and very aware of how others feel.

  • SunPiscesThe Dreamer
  • MoonVirgoThe Mender
  • VenusAquariusThe Kindred Spirit

What his chart says about him

  1. Who he was

    Sun in Pisces, the Dreamer

    Imaginative, gentle and very aware of how others feel. People leave a conversation with him feeling understood. Nothing about him was halfway: he insisted on running his own life, and the struggle made him formidable.

    The Sun square Pluto (wide at 7.0°)

  2. What he needed

    Moon in Virgo, the Mender

    Settles worry by doing something useful. Needs order, routine and a job done well. He loved hard and held on hard, and letting go took him a long time.

    The Moon square Pluto (close at 1.4°)

  3. How he loved

    Venus in Aquarius, the Kindred Spirit

    Loves as a friend first. Values honesty, freedom and a partner who is fully his own person. Serious about love: he gave affection slowly, and once given, it stayed given.

    Venus conjunction Saturn (wide at 6.0°)

  4. How he thought

    Mercury in Aquarius, the Inventor

    Original and future-minded. Thinks in systems and finds new ways to do old things. A probing mind: he got to the bottom of things, and his words had power when he chose to use them.

    Mercury trine Pluto (wide at 3.9°)

  5. What drove him

    Mars in Aries, the Trailblazer

    Pure forward motion. Brave, competitive and happiest in the middle of the action. Drive and dreams mixed uneasily: the goal was clear to him, and the way to it harder to see.

    Mars square Neptune (almost exact at 0.3°)

  6. The shape of his chart

    In his chart, his mind, his heart and his discipline (Mercury, Venus and Saturn) gather in Aquarius, and that part of life drew his attention first. The weight of his chart sits in air signs: ideas and people.

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The sky the day he was born

  • The Moon

    Dr. Seuss was born the day after a full Moon. At noon that day the Moon was 99% lit, in Virgo. Tonight’s Moon

  • The day

    It was a Wednesday, eighteen days before the March equinox.

  • Saturn return

    For Dr. Seuss, Saturn came back to where it stood at his birth in 1963, at 58: his second Saturn return, after the first in 1933 and 1934. When is yours?

Is yours here?

Signs that click with Pisces

You and Dr. Seuss

Would you have been friends? Would there have been a spark? See where your chart meets his, and the signs you share.

Or someone you know: a partner, a friend or a parent. Compare two charts

The chart

Point at a body or a sign to see its connections.

The chart is cast for noon on the day, and everything shown here held all day long.

Dr. Seuss’ chart in full

Every planet, point, pattern and aspect

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Also Pisces Sun, Virgo MoonAlso born on March 2

Questions about his chart

What is Dr. Seuss’ zodiac sign?

Pisces. Dr. Seuss was born on March 2, 1904, with the Sun in Pisces, the Dreamer. Imaginative, gentle and very aware of how others feel. People leave a conversation with him feeling understood.

What is Dr. Seuss’ Moon sign?

Virgo, the Mender. Settles worry by doing something useful. Needs order, routine and a job done well.

What is Dr. Seuss’ rising sign?

The rising sign needs the birth time to the minute, so this page leaves it out: everything on it held all day on March 2, 1904. Your own chart, cast from your birth time, gives yours.

What is Dr. Seuss’ Venus sign?

Aquarius, the Kindred Spirit. Loves as a friend first. Values honesty, freedom and a partner who is fully his own person.

How does your chart compare with Dr. Seuss’?

Set your chart beside Dr. Seuss’ and see how the two meet, area by area: as friends, in love, in how you talk, working together and under one roof. It is free.

Sources and credits

Date and place of birth: Wikidata, and Dr. Seuss’ Wikipedia article. The chart is cast for noon on the day.

Photo: Al Ravenna, New York World-Telegram and the Sun staff photographer, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. The file and its full credit.

The planets placed from DE440, the ephemeris NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory publishes.

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