George Harrison’s birth chart
Born 25 February 1943, in 12 Arnold Grove, England, at 00:10 (Rodden A).
Pisces Sun · Scorpio Moon · Scorpio rising
George Harrison’s zodiac sign and chart, in brief
25 February 1943 was a Thursday: the day George Harrison was born in 12 Arnold Grove, England. The Sun was in Pisces, so Pisces was their zodiac sign, with the Moon in Scorpio and Scorpio rising. George died on 29 November 2001, aged 58. The birth time, 00:10, comes from Astro-Databank with a Rodden rating of A, which means it was given from memory by the person or someone close to them.
By element the count is four air, four water, one fire and one earth. By modality the count is four mutable, three cardinal and three fixed. Closest of the aspects is the sextile between Saturn and Pluto, 0.4° from exact. Three planets were retrograde: Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto. The Moon was waning gibbous, between full and last quarter.
StarMap's dataset holds 17 other people born on 25 February, among them Ana Mena, Anthony Burgess and José María Aznar.
See the sky the night George was born: the stars over 12 Arnold Grove, England at 00:10, drawn as a star map with the date and the place beneath.
George Harrison’s Sun, Moon and rising sign
Sun sign
Pisces
5° Pisces 28'
A Pisces Sun feels it all. Imagination, empathy and a porous sense of where the self ends and others begin tend to make George Harrison the kind of person people confide in. This placement needs boundaries as much as it needs the sea.
Moon sign
Scorpio
0° Scorpio 24'
The Moon in Scorpio feels everything and shows little. For George that suggests trust that is slow, private and absolute; betrayal, once it happens, is not forgotten. This Moon is restored by intimacy without performance and by time alone to let things move.
Rising sign
Scorpio
3° Scorpio 14'
Scorpio rising comes across as intense and self-contained. People tend to sense that there is more going on than George is saying; this rising sign keeps more back than it shows.
The chart wheel
Drawn for 00:10 on 25 February 1943, with the eastern horizon on the left. How to read a chart wheel
Placements
| Sun | 5° Pisces 28' | House 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Moon | 0° Scorpio 24' | House 12 |
| Mercury | 9° Aquarius 53' | House 3 |
| Venus | 29° Pisces 20' | House 5 |
| Mars | 21° Capricorn 23' | House 3 |
| Jupiter | 15° Cancer 32'℞ | House 9 |
| Saturn | 5° Gemini 54' | House 8 |
| Uranus | 0° Gemini 42' | House 7 |
| Neptune | 1° Libra 21'℞ | House 11 |
| Pluto | 5° Leo 28'℞ | House 9 |
| North Node | 24° Leo 55' | House 10 |
| South Node | 24° Aquarius 55' | House 4 |
George Harrison’s planets, sign by sign
Each planet by sign and house: what the placement is traditionally taken to mean, not a claim about George Harrison’s private life.
The Sun in Pisces finds purpose in imagination, compassion and things that cannot quite be measured, and George Harrison's vitality tends to ebb and flow with their surroundings. The thing to watch is losing their own direction inside someone else's story. There may be days when they feel unstoppable, and others when they need to disappear for a while.
The Sun in the fourth house places home and family at the centre of a person's sense of self, and for George it points to roots that may matter more than any job title or public reputation. People with this placement tend to think best within four walls they have made their own.
For George, the Moon in Scorpio means emotional needs that run deep and private, and a preference for managing a hard feeling alone over explaining it while it is still raw. Trust builds slowly and is rarely given back once broken. Even among the people closest to them, this Moon is likely to need real privacy.
In the twelfth house, the Moon describes an emotional life that runs deeper than what shows on the surface, and George may need uninterrupted solitude to work out what they are feeling underneath. Quiet time alone can be a need for them, not a treat, whatever other people assume.
In George's chart, Mercury in Aquarius describes thinking that is original and a step removed from convention, and communication that works best through ideas rather than small talk. The stubborn streak is holding a position out of principle after the evidence has moved on. In a group, this is the person who asks the question nobody else thought to ask.
The third house is Mercury's natural home, and words, ideas and quick exchanges come more easily to George than to most people. Someone with this placement is often the fastest talker or the sharpest writer in the room.
Venus in Pisces loves without much guard, and George probably values emotional and even spiritual connection over anything practical. The temptation can be to idealise a partner before really seeing them. Generosity in relationships comes easily here, and so does missing the moment when giving starts to outweigh getting.
Venus in the fifth house can bring romance, creativity and pure enjoyment alive for George, and is associated with falling for people and projects with visible enthusiasm. Playfulness may well be one of George's most attractive qualities, drawing people in without much effort.
Mars in Capricorn acts with discipline and patience, playing a longer game than most, and in George's case its anger tends to be controlled, arriving as coldness rather than heat. The tendency is to go quiet and distant instead of saying what is wrong. A frustration is something to outwork rather than voice.
Mars in the third house makes words come out fast, with a sharp edge under frustration, and George probably enjoys a good, direct debate more than most. Directness is how they communicate by default, even when a gentler approach might land better.
Jupiter in Cancer
15° Cancer 32' ℞ · ninth house
growth and excess
For George, Jupiter in Cancer means growing by nurturing others and building a home that people want to return to. The excess can be protecting loved ones past the point they need it. Generosity here takes the form of home-cooked meals, open doors and an instinct to take in anyone who needs somewhere to land.
The ninth house is Jupiter's natural home, and travel, higher learning and big philosophical questions excite George more than almost anything else. Someone with this placement is often the first to say yes to the unplanned trip or the ambitious course of study.
Saturn in Gemini builds discipline around clear expression, and it often begins with doubt about whether an idea is good enough to say out loud. For George that would mean overpreparing before speaking or writing anything. Once the self-consciousness eases, the result can be someone unusually precise and credible with words.
Saturn in the eighth house points to trust that builds slowly, and George is inclined to take time before letting anyone close. Once that trust is in place, the placement suggests a wish to keep what is shared for a long time.
Uranus in Gemini
0° Gemini 42' · seventh house
freedom, generational
Uranus in Gemini is shared by George and many people born in the same few years. These are people who come of age alongside a revolution in communication, fluent in tools older generations learned later in life. The personal version is a restless need for new information.
Uranus in the seventh house asks for relationships with more freedom and less convention than the average partnership, and George may look for people who respect that independence. A sudden shift in a relationship may rattle George less than most.
Neptune in Libra
1° Libra 21' ℞ · eleventh house
imagination, generational
A whole generation has Neptune in Libra, George among them. It idealises romantic partnership, often shaped by images of love on screen that outpace real relationships. The personal echo is a dreamy standard for what a relationship should feel like.
Friendships and causes with an idealistic edge draw George, who may hold a vision for their community that reaches well beyond the practical. With Neptune in the eleventh house, disappointment can follow when a group falls short of that vision, even when its effort was sincere.
Pluto in Leo
5° Leo 28' ℞ · ninth house
power, generational
Pluto in Leo is held by a whole generation, one that transforms ideas of individual power, leadership and fame. At a personal scale, for George, it can be a charged relationship with authority and with who gets to hold the spotlight.
With Pluto in the ninth house, George's view of the world is apt to be overturned and rebuilt at some point, an old outlook giving way to one that has been personally tested. The placement is linked with questioning a philosophy thoroughly before taking it on.
Aspects in George Harrison’s chart
How the planets stand to each other, tightest first.
Saturn sextile Pluto
0.4° separating
No crisis is needed to bring out George Harrison's resilience, because discipline and depth are on working terms in this sextile. Long, steady effort tends to be rewarded in ways that build quietly over time, not all at once.
Sun square Saturn
0.4° applying
With the Sun square Saturn, confidence meets resistance, often in the form of self-doubt or an authority figure whose approval feels hard to win. When George pushes through it anyway, the achievement means more because it was tested.
Venus sextile Uranus
1.4° applying
An independent streak and a warm heart get along in this sextile, which tends to give George's relationships room to breathe without cooling them. The freedom involved is easy and low on drama: enough to keep a relationship interesting, never so much that it feels unstable.
Venus opposition Neptune
2.0° applying
This opposition sets grounded affection against a tendency to idealise someone beyond anything that person has shown. For George, checking a relationship against plain facts protects the very tenderness that makes the pull so appealing.
Mercury trine Saturn
4.0° separating
George's thinking has discipline behind it, which gives them a clear, methodical way of working through ideas. With Mercury trine Saturn, conclusions can be trusted because they have usually been tested already, often more thoroughly than anyone nearby realises.
Mercury opposition Pluto
4.4° separating
With Mercury opposite Pluto, other people's attempts to control the story can collide with George's own conclusions and turn a disagreement into a deeper power struggle. Staying with the argument itself, rather than the fight for control, resolves more.
The rest, listed without a reading. Those between Uranus, Neptune and Pluto hold for years at a time, so everyone born while one holds shares it.
- Uranus trine Neptune0.7°
- Neptune sextile Pluto4.1°
- Saturn trine Neptune4.5°
- Sun square Uranus4.8°
- Uranus sextile Pluto4.8°
- Sun trine Moon5.1°
- Moon square Pluto5.1°
- Saturn conjunction Uranus5.2°
- Mars opposition Jupiter5.8°
- Venus trine Pluto6.1°
Pisces Sun and Scorpio Moon, like George Harrison
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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 (From memory). Birth time rated A on the Rodden scale. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (author and licence on the file page).
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