The inconjunct, also called a “quincunx”, exists when planets are 150 degrees apart. Signs can also be seen in this way. I’m prompted to write this because Pluto in Aquarius brought sudden change to many people, especially those with planets near zero degrees. Aquarians, sure. Fixed signs too. But I also worked with a lot […]
Virgo Mars is now in the range of quincunx to Chiron. With Venus moving into conjunction to Mars, it soon will be as well. Chiron in Aries is Mars flavored, even though the aspect is off balance, so there’s affinity. This is just one blip in the sky, but it’s not minor. What does that
“What goes up must come down. But there comes a time when not everything that is down can come up.” –George Burns The aspect of the quincunx (sometimes referred to as the inconjunct) is usually not characterized as a major aspect, but I think it should be. It’s measured as 150 degrees from point to
“To be old can be glorious if one has not unlearned how to begin.” –Martin Buber I’ve previously spoken of my understanding of the quincunx
Leo embarrasses Capricorn, I can tell you. If you have planets in both these signs like I do, it’s positively creepy because the Leo side never grows up and the Capricorn side is nothing less than mortified at an adult behaving in a way that his childlike. However, with Venus in Leo, this is exactly
