Condoleezza Rice's Birth Chart
Condoleezza Rice was born on November 14, 1954 at 11:30 in Birmingham, AL. The chart has the Sun in Scorpio and the Moon in Cancer, with Aquarius rising.
| Born | November 14, 1954 |
| Time | 11:30 |
| Place | Birmingham, AL |
Condoleezza Rice's Big Three
Here is how Astrologer's interpretation library describes each of these placements, for anyone born with them.
Sun in Scorpio: Below the Surface
You live below the surface and you know it. Your sense of self is built from what you have survived and what you refuse to say out loud, and your will is steady, private and impossible to deflect once it has fixed on something. People experience you as intense even when you are quiet, and they either trust you completely or keep a careful distance. You read motives fast and forgive slowly. Half measures bore you, and your vitality comes back strongest after something has ended.
Moon in Cancer: Shell and Tide
Feeling is your first language, and you register the temperature of a room before anyone speaks. You need a place and people that are yours, and safety is measured in who stays. Memory holds everything, the kindness and the slight, with the same clarity years later. You look after others by instinct, often before you are asked, and you retreat just as instinctively when hurt, going quiet rather than loud. Home is less an address than a feeling you carry and rebuild wherever you land.
Aquarius rising: Friendly From a Distance
You arrive as the person slightly apart from the group, friendly to everyone and belonging to no one in particular. Strangers meet a level gaze, an even voice, and an interest that treats them as one more specimen of a fascinating species. Your body keeps its own temperature in a room that is heating up, which makes you the one people turn to when things go wrong and the one they find hard to read when things go right. Being different is how you look, not something you decided.
Planet positions in Condoleezza Rice's chart
| Planet | Sign | Degree |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Scorpio | 21°49′ |
| Moon | Cancer | 18°46′ |
| Mercury | Scorpio | 2°38′ |
| Venus (retrograde) | Scorpio | 22°45′ |
| Mars | Aquarius | 16°15′ |
| Jupiter | Cancer | 29°56′ |
| Saturn | Scorpio | 13°15′ |
| Uranus (retrograde) | Cancer | 27°39′ |
| Neptune | Libra | 26°45′ |
| Pluto | Leo | 26°45′ |
| North Node | Capricorn | 6°24′ |
| Chiron | Capricorn | 24°20′ |
| Ascendant | Aquarius | 3°09′ |
| Midheaven | Scorpio | 21°24′ |
Element and modality balance
Counting ten planets from the Sun to Pluto: Fire 1, Earth 0, Air 2, Water 7. By modality: Cardinal 4, Fixed 6, Mutable 0. No planet falls in a Earth sign.
A water emphasis
A water emphasis makes you emotional, intuitive, and sensitive: you feel deeply, attune to others, and navigate life through instinct and empathy.
A fixed emphasis
A fixed emphasis makes you steady and determined: you sustain, persist, and hold your ground, sometimes to the point of stubbornness.
The tightest aspects in Condoleezza Rice's chart
- Sun conjunct Venus, orb 0°56′
- Venus sextile Chiron, orb 1°35′
- Jupiter conjunct Uranus, orb 2°17′
- Neptune square Chiron, orb 2°25′
- Sun sextile Chiron, orb 2°31′
- Mercury square Jupiter, orb 2°42′
- Mars square Saturn, orb 3°00′
- Sun trine Moon, orb 3°03′
The three tightest, as the library describes them for anyone born with the same contact:
Sun conjunct Venus: Charm As Engine
Your life force and your sense of worth run on the same wire, so being seen and being valued arrive as one thing. Creative output tends to come out polished, because taste is present from the first spark, not added later. The cost is that praise for how something looks reads to you as praise for who you are.
Venus sextile Chiron: Worth Meets Wound
There's a sore spot around being valued, and next to it sits a real talent for making things beautiful and fair for other people. The two work as separate tools: the wound tells you exactly where cheapness and unfairness hurt, and your taste knows how to fix that for someone else. It runs on request, not automatically, so it's obvious in people who use it and quiet in people who don't.
Jupiter conjunct Uranus: Belief Meets Breakthrough
Your optimism and your rebel instinct occupy the same room, so growth arrives in jumps rather than steps. Big ideas show up already strange, and you back them before anyone else sees the point. The cost is that the leading side keeps inflating whatever the other side just invented, which makes some leaps bigger than the ground under them.
How this chart was calculated
Every position on this page is calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris for Condoleezza Rice's recorded date, time and place of birth. The rising sign, the Midheaven and the houses depend on the birth time, so they are only as reliable as the time on record. The interpretations come from the same library Astrologer uses in its own chart readings.