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Kay Libra
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posted December 08, 2005 08:57 AM
 
Hi I was wondering if you have this in chart does that mean you would automatically be attracted to others with the same aspects? IP: Logged |
Gemini Nymph
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posted December 08, 2005 10:33 AM
No. Every chart is unique, and every apsect within the chart is to some degree unique in the context within the chart. How any one aspect manifests depends greatly on that context. For example a Ven-Plu that's trrine Neptune would be very different frfom one that squares Mars. Additionally, smaller bodies and points can add a wide range of nuances to such aspects. Say asteriod Ceres is conjunct or opposing this conjunction - that would be very different than if asteriod Eros was aspecting it. One would give the Ven-Plu conjunction a more "agape" vibe, whereas the other a more "eros" vibe. So no, one apsect, isolated from the context of the whole chart, could not *automatically* make you do/be anything, actually. To understand any aspect, you need to interpret it within context. Cut-and-dry interpretations of aspects alone should serve only as a starting point, indicating very generalize tendencies of that aspect overall. You still need to discern which of those tendencies apply to you and how. IP: Logged |
Lauren
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posted December 08, 2005 08:25 PM
I agree with GN..you won't -automatically- be attracted to anyone based on any one aspect..But I have read that people with similar Venus aspects tend to seek each other out, and I agree. I have the opposition with Pluto and a trine to Neptune.. I also have Mars sextile Pluto and conjunct Neptune. Every guy I've ever been strongly attracted to or felt a strong connection with, has had either a Venus/Pluto aspect, a Mars/Pluto aspect.. a Venus/Neptune or Mars/Neptune aspect or (usually) a combination of two or more of these.. sometimes negative (squares/oppositions), sometimes positive (trines/sextiles/conj).. There’s no pattern with any one aspect.. it can be either of them. Because these planets are generational, a lot of times they created double whammies between us.. so that might be part of the *attraction*.. These are a couple of articles by Donna Cunningham.. Venus/Pluto -
http://www.mountainastrologer.com/scorpio/299cunningham.html quote:
One thing I've learned by observing people and their relationships through astrology is that birds of a feather flock together. We tend to be drawn to those whose Venus aspects are like our own, because they share a pattern of relating that we can connect with, as well as similar ways of expressing affection or esteem. We also share a sense of style and taste, a consensus about what is socially acceptable and what is not.
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In no pairing is this more true than with the more toxic Venus-Pluto types, usually in combination with other difficult placements. Possibly too intense, too possessive, and too joined at the hip for others with lighter chart patterns, they tend to bond fiercely with other Plutonians.
Venus/Neptune:
http://www.astrodatabank.com/AS/ASVenusNeptune.htm quote:
Wealth, fame, and looks are no guarantee of a great love life – witness Venus-Neptune couples locked into abusive relationships. Tina Turner, who has the square, endured seventeen years of abuse from Ike before getting out. Pamela Anderson, who also has the square, more quickly got out of an abusive relationship with Tommy Lee. Loni Anderson, with a square between Venus in Cancer and Neptune in Libra, had a painful marriage and difficult divorce with Burt Reynolds, who has a trine between Venus in Capricorn and Neptune in Virgo. In the last of this series, (TMA February/March), we noted the strong tendency of people with similar Venus aspects to seek one another out.
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