Why has my zodiac sign changed?
Your birth chart is based on a snapshot of the sky at your exact time of birth; it is essentially your celestial
fingerprint.
It is easy to get confused when trying to understand your Natal Chart and astrology, especially if your zodiac sign
changes.
A Natal Chart is a hyper-personalized horoscope that is generated using your birth date, time, and place, combined with
NASA technology, to create an exact imprint of your sky.
To accurately record this information, it requires an unaltered, standardized time measurement - namely GMT (Greenwich
Meridian Time), which is the oldest measurement for time and is still the foundation of the Natal Chart and scientific
astrology.
All renowned and practicing astrologists, and all scientifically coded astrology programs and apps, use GMT as the base
foundation for accurately determining a Natal Chart.
Confusion comes when there is a large time difference between your current time and the GMT, especially for those born
on the cusp of a horoscope.
For example, if you were born in California, USA, on the 20th of January at 07:00 am PST - logically, you would assume
that you are born an Aquarius. According to accurate astrological predictions of your Natal Chart using GMT time, you
were born a Capricorn. This is because the PST time is actually 8 hours behind GMT (so GMT - 8 hours); therefore, you
were effectively born on the 19th of January at 11:00 pm GMT, causing the change of your star sign. This is why people
born away from the GMT line, on the cusp of a star sign, hold alarming similarities to their neighboring star sign.
So your planetary alignment and the secrets it holds have been cast in time; however, not always in your current time
zone.