Aquarius Sabian Symbols
Explore the 360 Sabian symbols — one for each degree of the zodiac, channeled by Elsie Wheeler in 1925.
ⓘ How to read a symbol degree
Sabian degrees run 1°–30° and describe the degree you are IN: if your planet sits between 15°01′–16°00′ of a sign (e.g. 15°30′), read the 16° symbol. The degree always rounds up; an exact 0°00′ takes the new sign’s 1° symbol.
Aquarius
References
The 360 symbol titles on this page are the original Sabian set channelled by Elsie Wheeler and recorded by Marc Edmund Jones (1925), now in the public domain; the Turkish renderings are Maxis Astrology’s own translation and contain no interpretive commentary.
About This Tool
- What it shows
- Shows the symbolic image written for each of the 360 degrees of the zodiac. You read the symbol of the degree a planet, or a point such as the Ascendant, sits on.
- What it’s for
- It adds the image of a planet’s exact degree to what that planet means in its sign. The image gives a clue to the story the planet tells in your chart.
- What you need
- The sign and degree you want to look up
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Sabian symbol? ›
One of 360 symbolic images defined for each degree of the zodiac. The image on a planet’s degree adds an intuitive layer to that placement’s theme.
How is the degree determined? ›
By tradition the degree always rounds up: a position of 15°01′ Aries takes the symbol of Aries 16. The tool applies this rule automatically.
Where do the symbols come from? ›
The symbols were recorded in 1925 in San Diego by astrologer Marc Edmund Jones and clairvoyant Elsie Wheeler; later readings include Dane Rudhyar’s "An Astrological Mandala".
How do I interpret a Sabian symbol? ›
Read the image as a meditative theme rather than a literal prediction: the picture serves as a metaphor for how the planet on that degree operates.
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