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Loopy24
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posted September 29, 2005 07:25 AM
 
Sorry to post this question on here but i put a post on the astrology forum and although everyone has been kind and tried to help no one has really been able to answer this question, apart from to post links which havent left me none the wiser.
I'm in a tricky situation and it would really help if you could explain to me what effects my sun,venus and mars would have in a lovers 7th house and his moon and venus in my eighth house. Hope you can help and hope you don't mind.xIP: Logged |
lalalinda
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From: nevada
Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 29, 2005 04:46 PM
When your personal planets fall in someones 7th house, they compliment that person.Noticeably an immediate bond will form. The personalities are not alike but a complimentary opposite. If any planets that fall in the partners 7th house rule the Ascendant or Descendant and make a close or personal aspect with your Asc. ruler this is a karmic aspect. Moon or Saturn falling in anothers 8th house shows bonds from the past. This too is very karmic. I would have to see the charts, keep in mind the houses that the planets in question are ruling. And while you're at it check and see if any of thier planets conjunct your nadir (4th house) and vice versa  IP: Logged |
Loopy24
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posted September 30, 2005 06:56 AM
Thank you thank you thank you.....
Have been trying to paste the charts on here but it won't work, probably me doing it wrong. My DOB is 12th April 1981 2:08am Birminham England, the guy is (same city)30th October 1975 at approx 5:11 am.
Please tell me anything you can. After check out my thread in the astrology forum and you'll see why this is so urgent to me.
Thanks xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Randall
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From: Saturn next to Charmainec
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posted October 01, 2005 07:31 AM
Well-said, LLL!------------------
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