Sigmund Freud's Birth Chart
Sigmund Freud was born on May 6, 1856 at 18:30 in Freiberg, Czech Republic. The chart has the Sun in Taurus and the Moon in Gemini, with Scorpio rising.
| Born | May 6, 1856 |
| Time | 18:30 |
| Place | Freiberg, Czech Republic |
Sigmund Freud's Big Three
Here is how Astrologer's interpretation library describes each of these placements, for anyone born with them.
Sun in Taurus: What Stays Built
Your identity is built from what lasts. You become yourself slowly, through the things you keep and the ground you refuse to give up, and people experience you as settled. You are at ease in a body and in the physical world, and your warmth comes out as food, comfort and reliable presence rather than speeches. Change that is forced on you meets a quiet, total resistance, and a life that moves too fast leaves you feeling like a guest in it. What you build stays built.
Moon in Gemini: Talking It Through
Your feelings become real when they are put into words, so you talk, text and narrate your way through a mood rather than sitting inside it. Comfort is a conversation, a new fact, a change of scene. Needs shift quickly and you can hold two at once without strain. Your body runs on nervous energy and reads boredom as a kind of ache. Others find you easy to be around and hard to pin down, because the mood they met an hour ago has already been replaced.
Scorpio rising: Taking Your Measure
You arrive watching, and people feel watched. Strangers meet a still body, a steady gaze, and a face that gives nothing until it has taken your measure, and some of them are drawn in while others step back. People tell you their secrets and assume you have worse ones of your own. Trust is given slowly and withdrawn completely, and a betrayal years old still sits in your posture when that person walks in. Your intensity reads as threat or magnetism depending on the day.
Planet positions in Sigmund Freud's chart
| Planet | Sign | Degree |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Taurus | 16°20′ |
| Moon | Gemini | 14°40′ |
| Mercury | Taurus | 27°48′ |
| Venus | Aries | 26°12′ |
| Mars (retrograde) | Libra | 3°22′ |
| Jupiter | Pisces | 29°34′ |
| Saturn | Gemini | 27°33′ |
| Uranus | Taurus | 20°35′ |
| Neptune | Pisces | 19°51′ |
| Pluto | Taurus | 4°27′ |
| North Node (retrograde) | Aries | 24°19′ |
| Chiron | Aquarius | 5°41′ |
| Ascendant | Scorpio | 10°19′ |
| Midheaven | Leo | 23°51′ |
Element and modality balance
Counting ten planets from the Sun to Pluto: Fire 1, Earth 4, Air 3, Water 2. By modality: Cardinal 2, Fixed 4, Mutable 4.
A earth emphasis
An earth emphasis makes you practical, grounded, and reliable: you build slowly, value the tangible, and bring ideas down to reality.
The tightest aspects in Sigmund Freud's chart
- Pluto square Chiron, orb 1°15′
- Venus sextile Saturn, orb 1°21′
- Mercury sextile Jupiter, orb 1°47′
- Venus conjunct North Node, orb 1°53′
- Jupiter square Saturn, orb 2°01′
- Mars trine Chiron, orb 2°19′
- Saturn sextile North Node, orb 3°14′
- Sun sextile Neptune, orb 3°31′
The three tightest, as the library describes them for anyone born with the same contact:
Pluto square Chiron: Pressure On Fracture
Something in you wants to force the old wound to break open and rebuild on command. The wound resists, because structural damage does not respond to willpower, and the standoff shows up as compulsive returning to the same painful subject. The pressure turns into real resilience when the damaged part is allowed its actual pace first.
Venus sextile Saturn: Taste Built Slowly
You have a workable link between what you find beautiful and what actually lasts. It shows up as taste that improves with time, money handled with patience, and relationships that get graded on whether they hold up rather than how they feel this week. This one cooperates on request, not by default, so it's obvious in people who use it and quiet in people who don't.
Mercury sextile Jupiter: Curious Mind, Wide Search
Detail work and big-picture thinking sit next to each other in you, close enough to trade but not fused. One side pushes for scope: more reading, farther travel, a bigger theory. The other has to actually do the writing, the note-taking, the plan. Nothing happens between them unless you pick up both ends.
How this chart was calculated
Every position on this page is calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris for Sigmund Freud'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.