Chiron

Chiron In The Houses

Because Chiron is a slow-moving object, taking fifty years to complete a revolution around the Sun, the zodiac sign it occupies carries less significance in an individual’s life than the astrological house tenanted in the native’s chart.

The house it occupies, on the other hand, indicates the circumstances in which the wound manifests; the sign only points to its general nature. As such, the two (signs and houses) are not interchangeable; however, some general themes of Chiron in Taurus may be gleaned from listening to Chiron in the Second House, for example.

Let’s start with a bird’s eye view of the themes and behaviours expressed by Chiron in a particular house:

The following recordings go deeper into the nature of the wound, associated beliefs and behaviours, and also include tips for how to heal according to your Chiron placement by house.