posted February 25, 2004 10:50 PM              

i have saturn in cancer too; in fact, it lies right on my ascendant.

how interesting about the similarity to you and those 'leaders'--do you have a following?

do you, too, feel a need to nurture others? now about ourselves? hey, how about i nurture you and you nurture me? i have found that i "give" so much away, it leaves little left from which to draw.

however, for a while there i was having some measure of success drawing my own nurturing from the universe; however, that seems to be fading now with my nemesis approaching--the first week in march

posted February 26, 2004 11:07 AM              

If these outer planet singletons are aspected by personal planets, especially Moon and Venus, relationships may be doomed by a propensity to project magical qualities on the loved one or on love itself.

LOL!
On love itself! Definately on love itself!

I have attributed this tendency to Venus Neptune conjunction, but if it is Uranus thing too... I guess, I'm doubly doomed.

Funny that I've always had clear and accurate picture of loved ones inner qualities. Very few surprises from that quarter. However, I can surprisingly blind about their physical qualities. I am totally baffled by questions like 'what color his eyes are' or 'is he taller than you'.

Mars in Scorpio only Water
Well, what can I say. I like it there.

posted January 25, 2005 10:54 AM              

i have a singleton pisces sun (the only water sign in my chart) in the 6th house, and sometimes it drives me crazy. i read somewhere, and it was probably in the articles on singletons by eleanor buckwalter on astrologyclub.org, that the energy of a singleton can be hard to control sometimes. that sure is true for me. it can be very difficult.

i also read somewhere that albert einstein had a singleton pisces sun, and an out of bounds sagittarian moon, just like me, so that makes me feel a bit better.

chrissy

posted January 25, 2005 03:39 PM            

I´ve discovered recently my Chiron in the 5th house is a singleton... And I can´t find any information about it... Any help, please?

My Pluto is the only planet I have in air apart from the MC... Does the MC count or does that makes Pluto a singleton as well?

posted January 25, 2005 11:03 PM            

"The bucket chart is the same as the bowl chart except for one planet being in the opposite half of the figure. This odd planet out (sometimes known as a 'singleton') shows, in the context of its sign and house placement, a direction or goal that the individual should and probably uncompromisingly will follow. Depending on whether the singleton is in a personal or social house, the goal will be hidden from or apparent to others." http://groups.msn.com/HOROSCOPESCHAT/natalastrology.msnw

" Bucket All planets are contained in one half of the chart except for one 'singleton' in the opposite half. This planet is the handle of the bucket and assumes extra importance." http://www.skyscript.co.uk/aspects2.html

posted January 26, 2005 11:34 AM              

AriesTiger, I know many Neptune singletons and it's a blessing,

posted January 27, 2005 07:15 PM              

quote:

---

I've noticed that there seems to be some confusion on Singletons. Some very well respected Astrologers including Bob Marks will call a single planet in an element or mode a Singleton. I've never used this term for that, I've always thought of that as just lacking an element or mode. My reasoning is that although you may only have one planet in a water sign like Uranus in Scorpio, the chances are that you will have planets in a water house (4, 8, or 12) this will compensate for the lack of water in your chart.
With Astrology nothing is etched in stone (if it were, I would have read it long ago )and there is much to be said for interpretation, thats what I'm here for, to keep you on track, but ultimately you will use what works for you. Below is a piece on singletons from Sakoian and Ackers' book Predictive Astrology.

A Singleton is one planet isolated from the other planets. This particular planet stands alone in the hemisphere in which it is found-it is the only planet east or west of the Midhaven/Nadir axis, or the only planet above or below the horizon.

A Singleton planet is a very signifant factor in interpreting the natal horoscope. Because it stands alone, it acts as a focusing terminal in the hemisphere in which it is found. The affairs ruled by the house in which a Singleton is found are subject to intensive activity characterized by the Singleton planet.

---

posted January 29, 2005 12:17 AM              

wow! albert enistein had a moon in sag

i have read his biography. he was mentally unfit...

posted January 29, 2005 07:44 AM              

________________________________________
for talk to me(female)
born on 30 Nov 1975 local time 08:43 pm
in (UK) U.T. 20:43
2w48, 56n20 sid. time 01:08:11
________________________________________
Planetary positions
planet sign degree house motion
Sun Sagittarius 08°01'14 05 direct
Moon Scorpio 09°07'05 04 direct
Mercury Sagittarius 09°07'23 05 direct
Venus Libra 22°59'34 04 direct
Mars Gemini 28°28'03 11 retrograde
Jupiter Aries 14°54'35 09 retrograde
Saturn Leo 02°44'11 12 retrograde
Uranus Scorpio 04°55'57 04 direct
Neptune Sagittarius 11°22'58 05 direct
Pluto Libra 11°08'20 03 direct
True Node Scorpio 21°47'19 04 direct

House positions (Placidus)
Ascendant Leo 12°10'33
2nd House Leo 27°36'06
3rd House Virgo 18°24'59
Imum Coeli Libra 18°28'45
5th House Sagittarius 00°24'50
6th House Capricorn 12°11'50
Descendant Aquarius 12°10'33
8th House Aquarius 27°36'06
9th House Pisces 18°24'59
Medium Coeli Aries 18°28'45
11th House Gemini 00°24'50
12th House Cancer 12°11'50

Major aspects
Sun Conjunction Mercury 1°06
Sun Trine Jupiter 6°53
Sun Trine Saturn 5°17
Sun Conjunction Neptune 3°22
Sun Sextile Pluto 3°07
Sun Trine Ascendant 4°09
Moon Square Saturn 6°23
Moon Conjunction Uranus 4°11
Moon Square Ascendant 3°03
Mercury Trine Jupiter 5°47
Mercury Conjunction Neptune 2°16
Mercury Sextile Pluto 2°01
Mercury Trine Ascendant 3°03
Venus Trine Mars 5°28
Jupiter Trine Neptune 3°32
Jupiter Opposition Pluto 3°46
Jupiter Trine Ascendant 2°44
Saturn Square Uranus 2°12
Neptune Sextile Pluto 0°15
Neptune Trine Ascendant 0°48
Pluto Sextile Ascendant 1°02

posted January 29, 2005 08:40 AM            

I can`t find any singleton in your chart... A singleton is an only planet in an element or mode.

Element

Fire (5+Chiron+Asc+MC) => Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune
Water (2) => Moon and Uranus
Air (3) => Venus, Mars and Pluto

WOW... You must be a very enthusiastic, energetic and fiery personality!!! A lot of fire in there...

None of the planets is on its own in an element. Note that you lack Earth:

quote:

---

When anything is missing in a chart, there are always two ways to deal with it. You can totally ignore whatever is missing. It doesn’t concern you. What you don’t have, you don’t miss. Or, you are very aware of what is missing. It is a lack that you can spend your entire life trying to deal with. You can overcompensate and turn the weakness into a strength. On the other hand, it can overwhelm you. (Bob Marks, Astrologer)

---

Check this if you are interested: http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/EmptyElement12.1.htm

Mode

Cardinal (3+Chiron+MC) => Venus, Jupiter, Pluto
Fixed (3+Asc) => Moon, Saturn and Uranus
Mutable (4) => Sun, Mercury, Mars and Neptune

None of the planets is on its own.

You could also consider a singleton if there is only one planet in Angular houses (corresponding to cardinal signs => 1, 4, 7, 10), in Succedent houses (corresponding to fixed signs => 2, 5, 8, 11) or in Cadent houses (corresponding to mutable signs => 3, 6, 9, 12).

Angular (3+Chiron) => Moon, Venus, Uranus
Succedent (4) => Sun, Mercury, Mars and Neptune
Cadent (2) => Jupiter and Pluto

No planet is on its own either.

If one planet was the only one in one side of the horoscope, it would be considered a singleton as well... But I don´t think any of your planets is isolated enough from the others to be considered a singleton...