posted September 29, 2004 02:00 PM            

I've noticed that a lot of people that hang out here (astrologers) have prominate Uranus placements either conjunct the Sun or Asc. or in a water house(4,8 and 12). Of course this alone is not enough but a good starting placement, there will also be heavy aspects (usually hard) to the Sun and Moon.

Neptune can show this also with the same examples used with Uranus (above) In my opinion Neptune deals more with the psychic ability and Pluto with dreams (NEVER underestimate the power of Pluto). I have also noticed how many people here have a 3rd house Neptune. Which makes sense, the 3rd house encompassing the way your mind works (look at Mercury also). Neptune here opens the learning and thinking house to Neptunes energys. Aside from being interesting writers they are able to see beyond whats in front of their face. What is just below the surface.

posted September 29, 2004 04:31 PM              

As for hard aspects to Sun or Moon :::

* Moon Opp Jupiter & Saturn

posted September 29, 2004 05:29 PM              

I remember being told if you have Uranus (or Aquarius) placed in the 1st, 4th, 8th or 10th (conj MC) - you would make a great astrologer or at least be inclined to study astrology.
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Starlover - the house systems have been debated alot. And over the years most astrologers have come to the conclusion that Placidus is the most accurate. To each their own yes, but this has been researched thoroughly and I've read a lot about it. I think that the majority is right on this subject. Placidus is the way to go. But the choice is obviously yours.

Isis - if your looking for a good book on the Houses, get The Twelve Houses by Howard Sasportas. I'm telling you awesome book!!
The Twelve Houses
"This is by far the best book on the houses out there. Mr. Sassportas shows the Liz Greene influence here in this superior reference. He not only talks of the mission of each house he talks about the varies signs that rule them and planets being located in them. Another "must have". It goes in and out of print frequently so grab a copy while you can."

posted September 29, 2004 05:42 PM              

I have Uranus in the 6th in Scorpio. It's conjunct Mercury (Libra 6), opposed Jupiter (Aries 11), square Moon (Cancer 3) and Saturn (Leo 3), trine Mars (Gemini 1), and Sextile Venus (Leo 4).

I plan to learn as much about astrology in my life as possible. I don't know that I will make a trade out of it... I just wanna be in the know, but I am quite serious about it.

I don't really know what these placements mean as far as this topic is concerned.

Anyone wanna break it down to me?... or point me somewhere so I can break it down myself.

posted September 29, 2004 06:02 PM              

Uranus in the 7th

Neptune in the 7th (although on astro.com it considers it to be in the 8th)

that square my

posted September 29, 2004 06:57 PM            

Okay, I tried this earlier but my computer went nuts and shut down.

I have Uranus in the first house- making a hard opposition to my Aries moon in the 7th (as well as squaring Mercury in the 4th).

My Neptune is in the 3rd house and is also in Scorpio making a sextile to Pluto (in the 1st house).

Astrology has always been an interest for the most part of my life, but in the last 4 years I started to get more into the science behind it (although some would argue about using the term science).

posted September 30, 2004 11:47 AM              

what does singleton mean?

posted September 30, 2004 01:03 PM              

I wouldn't consider myself an "astologer" per say, but I AM very passionate about it, and tend to always be thinking about and analyzing people and scenarios from an astrological perspective. I devote an awful lot of time to reading about it, looking at charts, comparing, etc...and I find it all very easy to comprehend. So, does it seem appropriate that I have a Uranian ruled moon, (which is in the second house, house of personal values and what we have to offer to others, i.e., what's valueable about us), Uranus conjunct the MC, and Neptune 4 degrees away from my 1st house cusp?

I guess it's very appropriate. Maybe I'll actually make a name for myself one day with it. Who knows?? Maybe a few LL'ers will.

posted September 30, 2004 01:28 PM              

Here's some info on Singleton's to see if you have one, and you can study it. One of the strongest forms of Singleton's is when you have only one planet in a certain Element, like me, I have a Uranus in Leo Singleton - I have no other Fire in my Chart. So that Fire is on it's own and becomes a stronger influence or focal point.

posted September 30, 2004 01:52 PM              

My Uranus:
* At 25d Scorp in the 1st House.
* Sextile my 23d Virgo Saturn in the 11th.
* Square My NN and Mars.
* Trine my Sun.

My Pluto
* At 21d Libra in the 12th (the House ruled by the sign in which my Sun is in...which is in the 5th).
* Makes only a generational sextile to my Neptune and a minor aspect (Quincunx) to my Sun.
* Is a singleton in my chart (only Cardinal sign).

posted October 01, 2004 08:42 PM              

Do you think I make good astrolger? I am not an astrologer by profession. I only know basics.

Regards,
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Uranus in the twelth house
Uranus conjunct Ascendant
Uranus in Libra

posted October 02, 2004 01:24 PM            

I wanted to give everyone a chance to respond before I commented.