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Hello Elsa, My chart is rife with a multitude of squares, T-squares, oppositions, and a quincunx. So, I go to astrodienst, to look at the daily probables, seems as if any good is being cancelled out by the good etc. When dealing with personal, one on one relationships, well. I can be getting along perfectly […]
SkyPie wrote on Demystifying Astrology: What Is A Conjunction? “Personally, I think some people do have hard edges.” SkyPie – you may be right… we may be talking about two different things, but I’ll tell what I’ve observed. People who have a hard edge with one person relax it when they interact with a different
“What each must seek in his life never was on land or sea. It is something out of his own unique potentiality for experience, something that never has been and never could have been experienced by anyone else.” –Joseph Campbell In a birth chart the placements that move most quickly are the most personal. The
Hiro asks: 1. What happens when a planet changes signs, but doesn’t change houses? Example: My ascendant is 11 Virgo. Saturn entered Virgo, but is only in the first degrees. So, Saturn is in my 12th house still. But Saturn is in the sign of my ascendant.
There is a theory out there; transits of the planet the rules the chart are always beneficial. This was innovative at the time I heard of it, because I have Capricorn rising. The widely held wisdom at the time was that you were uniformly up a creek when Saturn came ’round.
The “solar return” occurs when the Sun returns to the exact position it was when you were born. This is on your birthday or sometime the day before or the day after. A chart is cast for the time of the solar return. It gives information as to what kind of year you’re going to
