At a Glance
- Birthday
- September 29
- Sun Sign
- Libra
- Approx. Degree
- 7° Libra
- Sabian Symbol
- “A woman feeding chickens and protecting them from the hawks.”
- Jones Keyword
- Shrewdness
Your Sun Sign on September 29
A September 29 birthday places your Sun in Libra, an air sign ruled by Venus. But your sign is only the broad stroke — within Libra, your Sun sits at one specific degree, and that single degree carries its own Sabian image.
Because the Sun moves about one degree per day, your exact degree can shift slightly with your birth year and time. The calculator pins it precisely from your birthday.
The Image at Your Degree
For September 29, that degree is about 7° Libra, and its Sabian Symbol is “A woman feeding chickens and protecting them from the hawks.” This is one of 360 images received clairvoyantly in 1925 — a concrete scene rather than an abstract trait. Read the full meaning, gift and shadow, and chart placement on the 7° Libra Sabian Symbol page.
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Common Questions
What is the Sabian Symbol for someone born on September 29?
If you were born on September 29, your Sun is at approximately 7° Libra, whose Sabian Symbol is “A woman feeding chickens and protecting them from the hawks.” Its Jones keyword is Shrewdness. Your exact degree depends on your birth year and time.
What zodiac sign is September 29?
A birthday on September 29 usually falls under Libra.
Why might my Sabian degree be different?
The Sun advances about one degree per day, and sign boundaries shift by a day or so each year. Your birth time also matters. Enter your birthday in the free calculator for the exact image at your Sun's degree.