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George H. W. Bush

George H. W. Bush’s birth chart

Born 12 June 1924, in Milton, Massachusetts, at 10:30 (Rodden B).

Gemini Sun · Libra Moon · Leo rising

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George H. W. Bush’s zodiac sign and chart, in brief

12 June 1924 was a Thursday: the day George H. W. Bush was born in Milton, Massachusetts. Their zodiac sign was Gemini, with the Moon in Libra and Leo rising. They died on 30 November 2018, aged 94. The birth time, 10:30, comes from Astro-Databank with a Rodden rating of B, which means it was taken from a biography or autobiography.

By element the count is four air, three water, two fire and one earth. By modality the count is four cardinal, three fixed and three mutable. No two planets sit closer to an exact angle than Sun and Uranus: a square, 0.1° from exact. Three planets were retrograde: Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The Moon was waxing gibbous, between first quarter and full.

StarMap's dataset holds ten other people born on 12 June, among them Jordan Peterson, Adriana Lima and Philippe Coutinho.

George H. W. Bush’s Sun, Moon and rising sign

Sun sign

Gemini

21° Gemini 18'

A Gemini Sun connects. Ideas, people and conversations are its element, and George H. W. Bush probably learns by talking things through. This placement is happiest with two projects and a question nobody has answered yet.

Moon sign

Libra

17° Libra 11'

A Libra Moon feels through relationship. Harmony nearby tends to settle George H. W. Bush, and conflict, even other people's, can unsettle them. What restores this Moon is beauty, fairness, and one person who truly listens.

Rising sign

Leo

26° Leo 36'

Leo rising comes across as warm and impossible to miss. People assume confidence whether or not it is felt, and George H. W. Bush's presence can change the temperature of a room.

The chart wheel

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Touch a planet to see its aspects; houses are numbered inside the ring.

Drawn for 10:30 on 12 June 1924, with the eastern horizon on the left. How to read a chart wheel

Placements

George H. W. Bush’s planets by sign and house
Sun21° Gemini 18'House 10
Moon17° Libra 11'House 3
Mercury29° Taurus 20'House 10
Venus17° Cancer 27'℞House 11
Mars25° Aquarius 26'House 6
Jupiter14° Sagittarius 11'℞House 4
Saturn25° Libra 50'℞House 3
Uranus21° Pisces 26'House 8
Neptune18° Leo 07'House 12
Pluto11° Cancer 21'House 11
North Node25° Leo 14'House 12
South Node25° Aquarius 14'House 6

George H. W. Bush’s planets, sign by sign

Each planet by sign and house: what the placement is traditionally taken to mean, not a claim about George H. W. Bush’s private life.

  1. Sun in Gemini

    21° Gemini 18' · tenth house

    purpose and vitality

    For George H. W. Bush, the Sun in Gemini means vitality that comes from variety, and purpose that feels most real when they are learning or explaining something new. What suffers is focus, with energy scattered across too many half-finished things at once. Several projects and three hobbies on the go at the same time would be in character.

    The Sun in the tenth house ties George H. W. Bush's sense of self to career and public standing, whether or not that is admitted plainly. The placement points to wanting a name attached to something visible and worth being proud of, and to a readiness to work at it for years.

  2. Moon in Libra

    17° Libra 11' · third house

    needs and habits

    A Libra Moon needs harmony in the immediate surroundings to feel settled day to day, and a tense conversation nearby can throw off George H. W. Bush's whole afternoon. Comfort comes from pleasant company and pleasant spaces. The habit to watch is smoothing things over before they have worked out what they want.

    The Moon in the third house suggests someone who talks or writes a feeling through until it makes sense, and George H. W. Bush may find silence around an unspoken worry deeply unsettling. A conversation with the right person at the right moment is often how George H. W. Bush finds their footing again.

  3. Mercury in Taurus

    29° Taurus 20' · tenth house

    mind and voice

    With Mercury in Taurus, George H. W. Bush is likely to think slowly and thoroughly, and a conclusion once reached is rarely revisited without good reason. The communication style is plain and practical rather than showy. A new idea that clashes with what they already believe may have to wait a while for a hearing.

    With Mercury in the tenth house, George H. W. Bush is apt to think strategically about reputation and the next move at work, and to turn a plan over privately long before anyone else knows it exists. Clear, well-timed communication may be the skill this placement leans on most.

  4. Venus in Cancer

    17° Cancer 27' ℞ · eleventh house

    love and values

    Venus in Cancer loves by nurturing, and for George H. W. Bush that suggests valuing emotional safety over almost anything else in a relationship. Old hurts tend to linger here long after the person who caused them has changed. This is a Venus that feeds people, checks on people and quietly keeps score of who has shown up in return.

    Friendship matters enormously with Venus in the eleventh house, a placement that tends to gather a warm, easygoing circle around George H. W. Bush without any effort to draw it. With Venus here, the instinct is to keep the peace in a group, often smoothing over tension before anyone else has noticed it.

  5. Mars in Aquarius

    25° Aquarius 26' · sixth house

    drive and anger

    Mars in Aquarius acts on principle, and its anger surfaces most over unfairness or hypocrisy rather than personal slights. George H. W. Bush can detach from a conflict so thoroughly that the other person feels shut out. The issue tends to get argued with heat while the relationship itself is treated with strange calm.

    Mars in the sixth house works with drive and stamina, and a repetitive task frustrates George H. W. Bush unless there is a way to get through it fast. They like to be on the move, and physical effort is where tension from other parts of life gets used up.

  6. Jupiter in Sagittarius

    14° Sagittarius 11' ℞ · fourth house

    growth and excess

    With Jupiter in Sagittarius, George H. W. Bush is likely to grow through travel, study and direct experience of things bigger than ordinary life. The excess may be promising more than circumstances can deliver, out of optimism rather than dishonesty. This Jupiter carries a conviction that things will work out, and other people borrow it when theirs runs low.

    With Jupiter in the fourth house, George H. W. Bush probably likes a home with room in it, for more people, more projects and the warmth visitors feel on coming through the door. A generous, welcoming household may matter more to George H. W. Bush than a tidy or impressive one.

  7. Saturn in Libra

    25° Libra 50' ℞ · third house

    discipline and doubt

    For George H. W. Bush, Saturn in Libra means discipline built around relationships, and fairness and commitment are trusted slowly. The doubt is overthinking whether a partnership is truly equal. With time, people with this Saturn tend to become the ones others rely on to negotiate and to keep things fair.

    In George H. W. Bush's chart, Saturn sits in the third house, a placement associated with caution in speech: a sense of being unheard or over-careful with words, and a freedom to speak up that comes with deliberate practice. What they say often carries weight, because they choose their words with care.

  8. Uranus in Pisces

    21° Pisces 26' · eighth house

    freedom, generational

    George H. W. Bush has Uranus in Pisces in common with a generation. That generation transforms spirituality, art and collective imagination, often blurring boundaries that earlier ones kept firm. In one person it may be noticed as an openness to ideas that resist neat categories.

    Intimacy is something George H. W. Bush is likely to approach in their own particular way, sometimes resisting the usual expectations about how far two lives should merge. With Uranus in the eighth house, sudden insights about the self tend to arrive through close, unguarded relationships rather than in solitude.

  9. Neptune in Leo

    18° Leo 07' · twelfth house

    imagination, generational

    Neptune in Leo is the imagination of an age group, not of George H. W. Bush alone. It dreams in terms of fame, spectacle and larger-than-life self-expression. The trace of it in one person is a pull towards performance as a way of feeling real.

    The twelfth house is Neptune's natural home, and George H. W. Bush's inner life is likely to be rich with imagination, intuition and a sense of connection to something larger than themselves. Neptune here makes solitude less about being alone and more about tuning in to what is already there.

  10. Pluto in Cancer

    11° Cancer 21' · eleventh house

    power, generational

    Pluto in Cancer dates George H. W. Bush to an era rather than describing one person. Those born in it live through deep transformation of family, home and nationhood. What an individual may carry is intensity around belonging and who counts as family.

    George H. W. Bush's loyalty, once given, holds through far more strain than a casual friendship could. With Pluto in the eleventh house, friendships and group involvements can carry intensity, sometimes including a falling-out that reshapes who counts as the true circle.

Aspects in George H. W. Bush’s chart

How the planets stand to each other, tightest first.

  1. Sun square Uranus

    0.1° applying

    When the Sun is square Uranus, George H. W. Bush's identity keeps bumping against a need to break from convention, which can look like sudden changes of direction that surprise the people nearby. The skill is choosing those disruptions rather than letting restlessness choose them.

  2. Moon square Venus

    0.3° separating

    The Moon square Venus sets emotional needs against the desire for harmony, and George H. W. Bush may swallow a feeling to keep things smooth. Learning that a relationship can survive a little honest friction resolves this over time.

  3. Mars trine Saturn

    0.4° applying

    Staying power on long, difficult goals is what Mars trine Saturn offers, with drive and discipline reinforcing each other. George H. W. Bush is likely to get more done, more consistently, than the visible effort would suggest, which is a quiet advantage over time.

  4. Moon sextile Neptune

    0.9° applying

    George H. W. Bush's feelings and imagination work gently together, so empathy and intuition are close to hand. Reading a room accurately, without anyone having to explain it, probably comes easily, and the sensitivity behind that is soft and likeable rather than overwhelming.

  5. Moon sextile Jupiter

    3.0° separating

    An unforced optimism runs through George H. W. Bush's emotional life, because feeling and the sense of possibility work easily together. With the Moon sextile Jupiter, comfort and hope tend to arrive together, and a bad day rarely takes both away at once.

  6. Sun sextile Neptune

    3.2° separating

    Creativity and empathy are there when George H. W. Bush makes room for them, because identity and imagination work gently together in this aspect. The sensitivity is soft, and people notice it without it having to be announced.

The rest, listed without a reading.

  • Mercury square Mars3.9°
  • Jupiter trine Neptune3.9°
  • Venus trine Uranus4.0°
  • Sun trine Moon4.1°
  • Sun trine Mars4.1°
  • Sun trine Saturn4.5°
  • Moon square Pluto5.8°
  • Venus conjunction Pluto6.1°
  • Sun opposition Jupiter7.1°
  • Mars opposition Neptune7.3°
  • Moon conjunction Saturn8.6°

Gemini Sun and Libra Moon, like George H. W. Bush

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How this page is made

Planet positions are computed with the astronomy-engine ephemeris and checked against Swiss Ephemeris. Birth dates and places come from Wikidata; the birth time comes from Astro-Databank and is shown with its Rodden rating. The readings describe what a placement is traditionally taken to mean. They are written by StarMap for reflection and entertainment, not as statements about the person’s private life. New to charts? How to read a birth chart.

Birth data: Wikidata, Astro-Databank (Bio/autobiography). Birth time rated B on the Rodden scale. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (author and licence on the file page).

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