George Weah’s birth chart
Born 1 October 1966, in Monrovia, Liberia, at 22:00 (Rodden AA).
Libra Sun · Taurus Moon · Gemini rising
George Weah’s zodiac sign and chart, in brief
1 October 1966 was a Saturday: the day George Weah was born in Monrovia, Liberia. Their zodiac sign is Libra, with the Moon in Taurus and Gemini rising. George turns 60 in 2026. The birth time, 22:00, comes from Astro-Databank with a Rodden rating of AA, which means it was quoted from a birth certificate or birth record.
Of the ten planets, four are in earth signs, two in fire, two in air and two in water. Across cardinal, fixed and mutable signs the split is two, four and four. Virgo holds a stellium, three planets in one sign: Venus, Uranus and Pluto. No two planets sit closer to an exact angle than Mercury and Mars: a sextile, 0.6° from exact. Saturn was retrograde. The Moon was waning gibbous, between full and last quarter.
StarMap's dataset holds 17 other people born on 1 October, among them Jimmy Carter, Julie Andrews and Brie Larson.
See the sky the night George was born: the stars over Monrovia, Liberia at 22:00, drawn as a star map with the date and the place beneath.
George Weah’s Sun, Moon and rising sign
Sun sign
Libra
8° Libra 17'
A Libra Sun balances. Fairness, beauty and the quality of relationships tend to shape George Weah's decisions, and this is a placement that can see both sides of almost anything. The growth lies in choosing a side when it counts.
Moon sign
Taurus
2° Taurus 59'
A Taurus Moon feels through the body and its surroundings. On this reading, good food, familiar places and slow evenings are what restore George, and sudden change lands hard. Once they feel safe, they can be the steadiest person in the room.
Rising sign
Gemini
14° Gemini 28'
On first meeting, George probably seems curious, quick and easy to talk to. People with Gemini rising tend to look younger than their years and to be hard to pin down, and a conversation with them usually goes somewhere.
The chart wheel
Drawn for 22:00 on 1 October 1966, with the eastern horizon on the left. How to read a chart wheel
Placements
| Sun | 8° Libra 17' | House 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Moon | 2° Taurus 59' | House 11 |
| Mercury | 24° Libra 01' | House 5 |
| Venus | 28° Virgo 29' | House 4 |
| Mars | 23° Leo 24' | House 3 |
| Jupiter | 0° Leo 38' | House 2 |
| Saturn | 25° Pisces 19'℞ | House 10 |
| Uranus | 21° Virgo 11' | House 4 |
| Neptune | 20° Scorpio 22' | House 6 |
| Pluto | 18° Virgo 59' | House 4 |
| North Node | 16° Taurus 33' | House 12 |
| South Node | 16° Scorpio 33' | House 6 |
George Weah’s planets, sign by sign
Each planet by sign and house: what the placement is traditionally taken to mean, not a claim about George Weah’s private life.
With the Sun in Libra, George Weah's vitality is likely to rise in good company, and purpose to feel real when they are creating balance or beauty with other people. The risk is losing their own direction while managing everyone else's. Deciding alone is probably harder for them than deciding with a second opinion in the room.
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.
A Taurus Moon needs routine, familiar food and physical comfort to feel steady from day to day. A sudden change of schedule probably unsettles George more than they let on. A good bed, a favourite mug or the same coffee order can turn an unsteady morning around.
With the Moon in the eleventh house, George feels most at ease among friends who see the world the same way and share a sense of what matters in it. Not belonging anywhere can quietly unsettle a person with this placement, while a steady circle feels like part of their foundation.
Mercury in Libra thinks by weighing both sides, and George tends to communicate diplomatically, often finding the version of an idea that will land well with whoever is listening. Settling on an opinion can take so long that the moment for it passes. They may change their mind in the middle of a conversation because the other point had merit.
Creative projects, playful banter and whatever happens to be interesting at the moment are apt to light up George's mind. Mercury in the fifth house flirts with ideas the way other people flirt with each other, testing an idea, turning it over and seeing whether it talks back.
With Venus in Virgo, George is likely to love through small, practical acts of service and to value competence and reliability in a partner. People with this Venus tend to be hardest on those they love most, and can mistake giving notes for giving care. They may try to fix a partner's problem before simply listening to it.
Venus in the fourth house wants a home that feels beautiful and welcoming, and George probably puts steady care into making it that way for themselves and for guests. The placement puts a high value on harmony at home, so discord there is apt to be felt quickly.
Mars in Leo acts with confidence and wants the effort to be visible, and for George its anger is likely to flare when pride or loyalty is challenged. The tension is turning a disagreement into a matter of ego. Criticism of the work can feel personal to a Leo Mars, even when it was not meant that way.
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 Leo
0° Leo 38' · second house
growth and excess
Jupiter in Leo grows through creative confidence and a willingness to take up space. For George the overreach may be overselling their own contribution or expecting more credit than a situation calls for. There is a natural showmanship here that lifts a room, and occasionally a story that grows a little in the retelling.
Open-handedness is the mark of Jupiter in the second house, and George would probably rather share a good thing than guard it. Their values widen as more of the world is seen, and rarely stay fixed for long.
Saturn in Pisces builds discipline around boundaries, and it usually starts from a habit of carrying feelings that belong to other people. For George, the doubt is likely to take the form of guilt for protecting their own time and energy. What this Saturn works towards is a quiet, mature compassion, once it is clear that a boundary and a closed heart are not the same thing.
Saturn in the tenth house is associated with taking the long road in working life, and George is inclined to trust sustained effort over shortcuts. Saturn here goes with a reliability that shows long before any confidence in their own standing among their peers.
Uranus in Virgo
21° Virgo 11' · fourth house
freedom, generational
Uranus takes about seven years to cross a sign, so in George's chart Uranus in Virgo describes an age group as much as a single person. It is a generation that changes how work and daily routine are done, through new methods and new technology. In one person it can be an instinct to question inherited routines.
Uranus in the fourth house goes with an unconventional idea of home, and George may well need more independence within a household than most people do. Stability, with this placement, probably includes room to be different rather than a fixed routine imposed from outside.
Neptune in Scorpio
20° Scorpio 22' · sixth house
imagination, generational
Neptune in Scorpio marks a long season that George shares with many people of a similar age. Its imagination is drawn to the hidden, the taboo and the transformative, with a wider cultural fascination for secrets and endings. In an individual that can be a pull towards mystery for its own sake.
With Neptune in the sixth house, a daily routine works best when it includes something restful or quietly meaningful, and rigid, uninspired work wearies George in a way that is hard to explain. Being of service to someone often feeds George more than the task itself does.
Pluto in Virgo
18° Virgo 59' · fourth house
power, generational
Pluto in Virgo is shared by George and many people born in the same span of years. That generation lives through deep change in work, in how services are organised, and in daily life itself. In one person that can be intensity around control, order and how much any one system can carry.
George tends to protect what they build at home fiercely and without much compromise, once it is theirs. Pluto in the fourth house is a placement of intensity around home, where inherited family patterns can take deliberate work to understand and reshape.
Aspects in George Weah’s chart
How the planets stand to each other, tightest first.
Mercury sextile Mars
0.6° separating
Speaking up quickly and clearly when it matters comes easily to George Weah, since thinking and drive work in step. That plain directness serves them well in fast-moving conversations and quick decisions alike.
Venus sextile Jupiter
2.1° applying
Warmth and generosity come naturally to George and stop short of overextending, because affection and optimism work together in this sextile. Call it comfortable, unforced goodwill, the kind that makes people feel welcome without any performance being needed.
Moon square Jupiter
2.4° separating
Emotional generosity can run ahead of what can be sustained when the Moon is square Jupiter, and George may end up overcommitting their time or their care. Generosity with limits lasts longer, for them and for everyone else, than generosity offered with no limits at all.
Mars square Neptune
3.0° separating
Under this square, drive can dissolve into confusion or self-doubt just when clarity matters most, especially around goals that involve other people's expectations. It helps George to separate the plan itself from the feeling of overwhelm that surrounds it.
Venus opposition Saturn
3.2° separating
The pull in this aspect is between wanting closeness and a wariness that keeps testing whether it will last. For George, letting someone prove themselves gradually, instead of doubting them from the outset, tends to build security sooner than suspicion does.
Saturn opposition Uranus
4.1° applying
Saturn opposite Uranus wants stability, and wants enough freedom that the stability never starts to feel like a cage. For George, building in room to change course from the start tends to work better than choosing one need and resenting the other later.
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 sextile Neptune0.8°
- Neptune sextile Pluto1.4°
- Uranus conjunction Pluto2.2°
- Saturn trine Neptune4.9°
- Jupiter trine Saturn5.3°
- Saturn opposition Pluto6.3°
- Mercury square Jupiter6.6°
- Venus conjunction Uranus7.3°
- Moon opposition Mercury9.0°
Libra Sun and Taurus Moon, like George Weah
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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 (Quoted BC/BR). Birth time rated AA on the Rodden scale. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (author and licence on the file page).
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