posted March 12, 2005 04:18 AM              

Composite chart - midpoint method (2)
Composite chart - ref place method (2)

Then what could use for
Davison Relationship chart corrected (2)
Davison Relationship chart uncorrected (2)

Also about this:
Progressed Composite chart - midpoint method (2)
Progressed Composite chart - ref place method (2)
Progressed Composite + progressed chart-ref place method (2)

Which house is best for using? Placidus isn't it?

posted March 16, 2005 11:25 AM              

This is a difficult question to answer if you qualify it with which is "best" ... it's usually a matter of preference, but we share our experiences and preferences, and you'll eventually see what works for you.

For the Composite option, you probably want to just start with the "midpoint method". For Davison, I'd go with the "corrected". For Progressed start with the "midpoint" as well.

Most people find working with Placidus preferable, but some like Equal, or others better. Many times it depends on what you are focusing on. But I would recommend starting with Placidus just so you can get started.

posted March 18, 2005 08:15 AM              

I am interested to find out which aspect in composite can shows durability into relationship?

posted March 22, 2005 11:29 AM              

In Composite -

For "durability" - I always look at Saturn to see what Sign it's in. If it's in something like Gemini, then BOTH people must be naturally tolerant of each other's need for freedom. It needs to be so because the natural personality of the RELATIONSHIP will make it so. It's like getting two people into a car they despise, or a car they love. See?

If the Saturn is in Capricorn, then the relationship itself will have little tolerance for all-and-out flakiness. The two people must have it IN THEM (in their respective Natal's) to constantly desire that relationship to stay together. The relationship may have the appearance of being strong, but it ultimately takes two people to make it work daily.

In Synastry -

For durability and bond in Synastry is a little different. Synastry is the actual behavior one inspires in the other. It is closer to being that daily interaction, and will provide a lot of information on whether the two get along with each other, whether romantically, or in friendship.

If it is only a friendship, I've seen a simply favorable Sun/Moon Aspect between the two to suffice. If it is romantic, then you would include the Mars & Venus. If it's going to go past friendship & romance, into something more serious, you would start to include Mercury (daily interaction) and Saturn (durability).