Tulsi Gabbard

Tulsi Gabbard, born on 12 April 1981 in Leloaloa, American Samoa, has spent her life stepping onto stages few had claimed before her: the first Hindu and first Samoan-American voting member of the United States Congress, a soldier, a presidential candidate, a commentator who refuses to sit quietly inside any camp. That restless first-ness is pure Aries Sun, my dears, the pioneer among pioneers, the double leader wearing the armour of the warrior. Aries is here to get up on the saddle no matter what the universe throws, and Tulsi did exactly that: elected to Hawaii's state legislature at twenty-one, then enlisting in the National Guard and serving in Iraq and Kuwait, always the self-starter charging first into the fray.

Her Moon rests in Leo, king and queen in one, both parents fused in a single generous, dramatic heart. This is the born performer, the charisma that makes a debate stage feel like theatre, the sensitive pride that will not be told to fall in line. Raised across cultures and faiths, drawn to the Bhagavad Gita as a teenager, she carries the Leo warmth of conviction worn openly. Aries lights the fire; Leo makes it shine.