posted January 11, 2006 03:14 AM              

Of course, there are Moon aspects in their synastry, but in composite - Blank Land. Basically they're having issues w.each other rite now and was curious 2 look @ their charts.

Any one have info on unaspected Sun or Moon in composites? Seems to me that aspects at least 1 to each would be necessary, no?

Much appreciation for any insight/links

posted January 11, 2006 09:00 AM            

How about Venus aspects? Mercury? Neptune, Uranus, Pluto?

It would help to get a fuller picture.

posted January 11, 2006 12:37 PM              

When a planet is unaspected in a chart it does not "connect in" with the energy of the chart. As a result, the energy becomes VERY strong since it always wants to "fit in" somewhere in the person's life. With an unaspected planet in a composite chart, it is the same, except that the lack of energy connection is in the RELATIONSHIP. With and unaspected Moon (home, also emotions), there may be STRONG emotional issues with this relationship. As your comment "...they're having issues w.each other rite now..." seems to indicate!

Emotionally,

Tim

posted January 11, 2006 04:25 PM              

The individual's decision to accept or reject the type of relationship that the chart indicates,however is within the individual's power to decide for themseleves.

As far as aspected Luminaries, it certainly can affect the relationship in a positive or less positive manner, but the house location is just as important, and of course, there is always that to look at.

Lanny

posted January 11, 2006 04:39 PM            

Yes, I am aware of the nature of a composite chart..... that it is a relationship chart, not an individual chart... but you choose your own destiny, ultimately....

posted January 11, 2006 10:47 PM              

pixelpixie: Their composite Moon is in Pisces, solo in the 9th. I was just considering "major" ptolemic [sp?] aspects when looking at it, but now I see that it is quincunx Saturn w.4deg orb [located in the 4th]. I understand quincunx as being a type of "I dont see where youre coming from/I dont understand you" energy, but of course could be mistaken. The next closest "major" is a 9deg square to Uranus in the 5th. I dont see any singleton status by hemisphere/quadrant/element/modality. The Sun has the most aspects: trine Jup, Pluto, sext Mars, Neptune, conj Merc, sq Uranus. Oh and I dont know if this is being nice or just my busybody/curious self! Aqua Merc conj DC might be @ work

lalalinda: In their comparison the Moons are in square w. 2 deg orb [I guess this could account 4 difficulty on its own]. His Moon receives 5 major aspects, hers has 3. In another composite chart Im looking at [the reason Im asking about the Sun]: In the synastry its my Sun that receives no aspects save for a wide conjunction to his Juno [not major, of course]. His Sun is highly aspected. The composite Sun receives only a very weak sextile from Mars. But then the "male" as you say is the Sun.. so the fact that his Sun is highly aspected in the synastry, would that outweigh the lack of strong aspects to composite Sun? Hope I havent been confusing.

Tim: Whered'd you get all your astro knowledge, mister?! Ive noticed the "strength" you write about in unaspected natals, esp when its the Sun, for example.. very true. So if Im understanding then in composites, unaspected planets reveal themselves strongly, be it negative or positive, within the context of the relationship. So by this logic, if Im correct, would the Sun unaspected reveal ego confrontations of some sort, as the Moon unaspected can lead to emotional upsets? Of course there could be emotional upsets, confrontations in any relationship, so that they're unaspected -- that would mean that that energy for whatever reason is highlighted? Forgive please my run-ons/bad grammar. Saturn in the 3rd blah blah

posted January 12, 2006 02:26 AM              

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would the Sun unaspected reveal ego confrontations of some sort, as the Moon unaspected can lead to emotional upsets?

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That sounds right to me! Since the composite is the chart of the relationship itself and not the individuals in the relationship, it is harder to "adjust" than for personal charts. The energy of the composite tends to come out fairly "raw" and all the challenges hinted out in the aspects (or lack of aspects) are expressed.

Aspectfully,

Tim

posted March 19, 2007 03:47 PM              

I have an unaspected 10th-house composite Sun with someone.

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An unaspected Sun in the composite chart can indicate a feeling that the relationship lacks direction.

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But it's conjunct composite MC (1 deg) and composite NN (4 degs).

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When a planet conjuncts the North Node in the composite chart, there can be a real sense of purpose and direction in the relationship.

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posted March 20, 2007 04:40 AM              

Hmm, no personally I wouldnt consider it completely unaspected. conj MC I guess = high visibility, conj NN [unsure of proper orb in composites] there could be a feeling in the relationship that you two are striving toward something but its something that doesnt always feel natural/comfortable [opposing Sn, comfort/past point]

posted March 21, 2007 10:59 AM              

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I have an unaspected composite Saturn with someone...conjunct (1 minute away) the composite Ascendant...The relationship is hard to get off the ground

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This isn't an UNaspected Saturn (duty, also structure)...but it is a LEAST aspected Saturn, which has a similar effect. Since you, as a couple, have trouble "connecting" to Saturn energies, there is a sense that things aren't structured enough in the relationship, somehow. The challenge is to trust that things ARE structured in the relationship (probably MUCH more than you realized), even though you, as a couple, will never "feel" that structured together.

Structured,