Okay, so when you were born your Sun was at 26° Pisces. At four years, it went into Aries. At 34 years, it went into Taurus. At 64 years, it went into Gemini. You are now at 11° Gemini, not quite half way through this sign.

Tell me the month, day, and year, and I’ll tell you the which degree, in which sign.

The progressed Sun moves 30° in thirty years, so one degree per year. What degree of Pisces was your Sun in when born? Subtract that date (that number) from 30, to find out when your Sun entered Aries, where it remained for 30 years, and then entered Taurus, where it remains for 30 years, etc. Very easy to figure out. The Progressed Sun adds a patina to the natal Sun sign by doesn’t eclipse it.

Maybe just say the real me; and I don’t remember that either.

Yes, progressed Sun in Pisces, which has been the case, however, for 17 years already. I would say that I’ve gotten more and more used to the Piscean progression, especially during the covid years when I was forced to stop traveling long distances. Thanks for reminding me that progressed Mars just entered Aquarius! YES!

But which “you”? Soul or personality?

By “personally centered,” I meant your more fiery calls for personal sovereignty. 🙂

I might have thought of this because something triggered me on the weekend to look up when my own progressed Scorpio Moon will shift to Sagittarius. My pMoon entered Scorpio on March 28, 2020 and enters Sag on Fall Equinox this year, 9/22/22. I’ve been dreaming of that expansive feeling, like a great weight has lifted. Perhaps that’s my pMoon shift.