posted August 29, 2005 11:18 AM            

The qualities of a singleton planet are more emphasized/prominent, for instance I have Uranus as a singleton: I tend to be much more Aquarian than a usual Taurus with Cappy Asc and no planets in Aqua, sometimes very Aquarian! The sign of a singleton colours its nature.

My dad (Aqua Rising, Cancer Sun, Scorp Moon) has Mars in Virgo as a singleton, some people think he is an Aries! He is so energetic and daring that no one believes he is Cancer! Though his Mars in Virgo makes his dare quite accurate and consistent, lol.

http://www.astrologyclub.org/articles/articles.htm

posted August 29, 2005 11:38 AM            

What do you mean by 'singletons in pluto, uranus and neptune'? Singleton is a planet that represents 'unicity' of element/mode/half in the chart.

posted August 29, 2005 11:51 AM              

Pluto is my only fixed planet. My whole chart is mutable/cardinal. When I need to follow through with something all I have to "use" is the fixed Scorpio Pluto energy. That astroclub interpretation fits me quite well.. so personaly I believe singletons are pretty important.

I don't think planets lose meaning in a chart only because they're generational. The aspects formed with these planets (and their location by sign/house), can be just as important..and the interpretations describe facets of your personality pretty accurately. This has been my experience with it anyways.

For instance.. 200000 ppl might have a Sagittarian Uranus.. but only a number of those would have Uranus as a singleton.. or Uranus as their chart ruler (with Aqua Asc) OR Uranus on the actual Asc (with Sag asc) .. OR Uranus on any of the main points AC/DC/MC/IC.. OR alternatevely if you have a look on www.bobmarksastrologer.com there are a few more ways to find the strongest planet in your chart (based on chart shape..which in mine ends up being Pluto again)

posted August 29, 2005 11:53 AM              

what I mean with pluto, uranus and neptune singletons..well,, they are not personal planets like sun, moon, mercury, mars etc...and to my knowledge, only personal planets have an affect on ONE persons personality. Uranus, Neptune & Pluto affect whole generations, not just ONE person, so that's why I'm asking, is there really such a thing as singletons in uranus, neptune & pluto??

posted August 29, 2005 11:54 AM              

Lauren:

Thanx for an insightful answer, but then I have another question lol, my Jupiter is in 29 degrees Taurus, and Pluto 9 degrees Scorpio. Since my jupiter is on an anarectic degree, and could almost be interpreted as jupiter in gemini?, does that make my pluto in scorp a singleton planet?

posted August 29, 2005 12:02 PM            

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that planet makes me laugh...UR anus...

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One cannot put it better, Lauren, lol

posted August 29, 2005 12:04 PM              

You're right though. Neptune/Uranus/Pluto are generational..so they do affect whole generations.. BUT apart from the overall sign energy (the sign they're in) they also affect each person differently..based on the aspects these planets make in each particular chart AND the houses they are in.

Both you and I have a Scorp Pluto..but mine is in the 5th and it sextiles my Mars.. whereas yours might be in the 10th (where it has a completely different impact) and trine your Sun (you're Cancer right?)

heehee lols @ Peri

:edit: Hi again Thosa.. lol I just noticed you edited your post ..

In my opinion it doesn't make it a singleton because your Jupiter is still in Taurus even though it's at 29 deg.. BUT I have my venus at 29 Aries and a lot of times Taurus interpretations fit a lot better.. The same thing happens with my Asc.. Gem 29 - Cancer fits better sometimes. I think it might have to do with progressions. I feel that planets on the 29 can have traits of BOTH signs. I also read it can mean you've "almost" learnt your lesson in that sign..

posted August 29, 2005 01:20 PM              

i liked that link peri. helps me see some good points in having this placement. i liked this part:

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One or more of the senses can be capable of perceiving into the “paranormal” range. Some people with Mercury singletons seem “psychic” because they can see auras (electromagnetic fields surrounding a person or object), are clairvoyant, hear other people’s thoughts (telepathy), and can feel others’ physical sensations (clairsentience), and so on.

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here's what i constantly struggle with:

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This planet also rules Virgo, the sign representing Mercury’s adult phase. Here the concern is with analysis, discrimination, and discernment in order to know what is true and what is not. The problem here is getting so focussed on details that “you can’t see the forest for the trees,” and maybe even the bark of one single tree!

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posted August 29, 2005 05:06 PM            

my mom has always called me a "space cadet". lets say my commonsense has never existed.. ive always had to look out for aimlessly drifting off from the crowd when i was younger...

idk, my imagination is too active for my own good

posted August 31, 2005 09:48 AM              

Just a quick question, not knowing very much about singletons:

If you have a Libra Rising, how can you have an Air singleton in Aquarius?

posted August 31, 2005 11:57 AM              

What can make a singelton:

- only planet of one polarity (either feminine or masculine)
- is the only planet of one modality (cardinal, fixed, mutable)
- is the only planet of one element (fire, earth, air, water)
- only planet in house class (angular, succedent, cadent)
- only planet in house orientation (personal, social, universal)

Also, there can be planets in tight conjunction that act as a singelton, if that conjunction (this can include stelliums) fits one of the above requirements.

In very rare cases, a planet, though not fitting the above requirement precisely, can act much like a singleton due to the balnce of dingity and affliction ina chart that may create a void that the planet can readily filfull. I have this in my chart - I have only two earth planets, one highly powerful and active (Virgo Pluto rising) and one highly afflicted (Saturn at 29 Tau, part of a multiple opposition). If I am not carful to express my Saturn, my Pluto can act very much like a Pluto singleton, for better or worse (and I've had a bit of both).

posted September 01, 2005 01:28 AM              

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What can make a singleton:

- only planet in house class (angular, succedent, cadent)

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posted June 13, 2013 08:10 AM            

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Water singleton here: Pluto in Scorpio.

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Same here but I don't think its influence is that visible in my case. It's more internal.