posted June 02, 2020 01:45 PM            

Can someone please share your thoughts about the synastry and composite below?

Synastry - https://imgur.com/MC41aJq
Composite - https://imgur.com/a/fv1QzGm

posted June 03, 2020 10:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Stoika7:
Hi CapAri,
in both synastry and composite there's a string psychic link, a deep familiar feeling and sense of destiny, so it looks like a karmic meeting. Especially Composite Vertex conjunct DSC sextile Uranus and Composite Moon conjunct North Node which is trine to the Sun/Mercury/Venus stellium, forming the Kite with Jupiter opposite MC, might give the strong feeling of soulmate and "true love".
The problem is that especially the vertex position even though making this connection quite fated, might give difficulties in letting the relationship take off the ground. There's an overall trait of strong platonic relationship, maybe a long distance one with Uranus/Neptune trine to Moon/NN, and a physical separation with Jupiter square to Saturn, and sadness or regret with Jupiter square to ASC/Chiron... is this relationship challenged somehow?
Otherwise, it all might look like a fairy tale, but something is hard to be achieved in the long run and the Jupiter/Saturn square can lead to strong instability and break up.

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Hi Stoika7

posted June 03, 2020 11:17 PM            

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Originally posted by Stoika7:
Well... Neptune is square to Moon/North Node, this is a strong spiritual trait and full of expectations, but also full of insecurity and lack of direction, this means that you might never know where the relationship is taking you to... The Composite Saturn square Jupiter is usually a strong divisive trait, even though the Grand Kite is an indication of a karma that might get solved... so you certainly might learn something from this relationship for your own self-growth, and this configuration usually gives the possibility to solve conflicts, it's up to the two people's maturity and awareness in facing their own karma and accept the differences between them to make it work out.

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