posted February 27, 2006 10:47 PM              

Is there any aspects in one's chart that will indicate long separation from mate/significant other?

One astrologer(Indian astrology) prepared my chart combining palm reading, forehead reading and birth time and predicted I'll get separated from my mate(due to misunderstandings) after 3 years of meeting/marrying him. He said it'll take many years for us to come together again.
Anyway I didnt take it very seriously since his reading about my past was not very accurate. My friend introduced me to him and she says whatever he said was correct for her!

Just wondering what all you have to say on this..

love
meera

posted February 28, 2006 06:09 AM              

Could you tell me what Uranus Opposite Moon would indicate in regard to separation.....or in general in synastry?

posted February 28, 2006 01:26 PM              

Mmmm.....interesting.....

And helpful

posted March 01, 2006 12:17 AM              

Here's what astro.com says for a Composite Chart :::

"Moon Square Uranus

With the square of composite Moon and Uranus, this relationship is not likely to be a stable, enduring, long-term one, at least as far as love is concerned. This is an aspect of emotional change and instability. A love affair with this aspect may flare up suddenly and then cool off with equal suddenness.

Nevertheless, considerable good may come from such a relationship, as long as you try only to find what it can offer rather than how long it can last. It will challenge your basic patterns of thinking on an emotional level. If you give it a chance, this relationship will expand your consciousness.

If you are at a stage of your life and consciousness when you are seeking to build a stable and reliable relationship with someone, this is not a very favorable aspect. But if you are open to any experience that a relationship can offer, this will be a creative learning experience, although a bit crazy at times.

Venus Square Uranus

With the square of Venus and Uranus in the composite chart, you can confidently expect the unexpected. A relationship can flare up and then die with incredible speed. Indeed, if you are looking for a quiet, reliable, long-term association, this is probably not it.

A relationship with this aspect is destroyed usually because one of the people tries to hold on to something within it. This makes the other person feel trapped and rebellious about the restrictions.

Often a relationship like this has something very unusual about it and may even fly in the face of social convention. Many extramarital affairs have this aspect or a similar one. In a way, the relationship lives because of this forbidden quality. If you break off your old relationships in favor of one such as this, you will discover that making it legitimate has taken away the "zing" of unconventionality. The two of you lose interest in each other, and the affair dies.

In its own terms, a relationship with this aspect is usually successful in one way or another. But if you want it to be long-lasting, you must operate from a very unstructured and open position with a minimum of restrictions."