Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift shines the way a Sagittarius Sun always does: as a restless storyteller and gatherer of experience, the walking, mobile university who observes everything, then turns it into wisdom for the rest of us. Jupiter, her ruler, is the planet of luck and expansion, and few careers have expanded so far so joyfully. From writing songs at fourteen and signing with Big Machine in 2005, she roamed genre after genre with the free spirit's refusal to stay put, country to country-pop, then the synth-pop reinvention of 1989, the indie-folk of Folklore and Evermore, and the record-shattering Eras Tour. Sagittarius is honest to a fault and always on the move, and Swift built an empire on candour and reinvention. Yet the heart beneath the wanderer is a Moon in Cancer, the luminary in its own home, a double-whammy of the moon goddess: deeply feeling, intuitive, fiercely protective of her roots and her people. This is the songwriter who turns private tenderness and old wounds into diary-close confession, whose peace of mind lives in loyalty and belonging. An adventurer's Sun that keeps exploring, wrapped around a tender, nostalgic, deeply maternal Moon.