posted April 16, 2006 12:44 AM              

Self

1st House....
2nd House....
3rd House....
4th House....
5th House....
6th House....
7th House....
8th House....
9th House....
10th House....
11th House....
12th House....

and how do they affect in Synastry if A has planets in B's nth houses and vice versa.

Synastry

posted April 16, 2006 12:49 AM              

For keywords to signs, see Step 5 in the link below.

Two theories of planets in houses in synastry:
- B's planets focused in A's house shows how A "sees" B

- B's planets focused in A's house shows how A "sees" B and how B "sees" A

Giving all options,

Tim

posted April 16, 2006 12:57 AM              

I know theories.I want to know on how would they see each other.

posted April 16, 2006 11:04 AM              

My fault! The link is below (I also edited my previous post to add in the link). But, if you can't get to the link, that doesn't help much! So here you are...general keywords for each house:
1st House...being
2nd House...physical
3rd House...thinking
4th House...home
5th House...self-expression
6th House...daily work
7th House...relationships
8th House...transformation
9th House...expansion
10th House...duty
11th House...friends
12th House...spirituality

It is also possible to take the core meanings of these keywords and to expand them into alternative meanings, but these are the basic meanings of the houses. Since people have free will, it is frequently difficult to understand EXACTLY how they see another person, but using these keywords gives you a starting point.

Self-correcting,

Tim

posted April 18, 2006 06:38 AM              

I was just wondering if I had lots of ( Sun, Jupiter,Merc) planets in somebody's 2nd house would that mean he sees me as his possession.

posted April 18, 2006 09:20 AM            

The keyword for the 2nd house is "values". There's more to it than just money and possessions.

Yes, it's a possibility that he may see you as a possession and/or that the energy of your planets in his 2nd house affect his money and possessions, as the 2nd house rules money and possessions. Your planets may encourage him to spend or accumulate money and possessions (Jupiter). That's going to depend on if your Jupiter is afflicted or not in your own natal chart.

Your Mercury's energy may encourage him to think and talk about his money and possessions. Your communications and ideas about his money and possessions may help or hinder his ability to accumulate wealth.

Your Sun in his 2nd may indicate that you bring creative opportunities that may help him increase his financial status.

The 2nd house also rules earning ability, so your Sun, Mercury and Jupiter may affect his capacity to earn in a positive or a negative manner, depending on how your Sun, Mercury and Jupiter play out in your own chart.

But the 2nd house rules other areas of his life such as: the need for fulfillment, self worth, and ones sense of values. Your planets may also be affecting these areas of his life.

You need to look at how your planets work in your own chart, as well as what houses they are in in his chart.

A couple of links:
http://www.astrology-numerology.com/synastry-houses.html

Sun 2nd house
The placement of the Sun in second house of a partner's chart suggests a more material orientation to the relationship and motivation is somewhat related to a need for security. This placement shows good cooperation in business and in the financial side of the partnership, and in fact, money or what money can buy plays a very important part in the relationship.

Mercury 2nd house
Mercury in partner's second house is a good placement for business and professional relationships. You are able communicate clearly about affairs of finance, property, and other business endeavors. a person whose Mercury resides in the second house of the other is likely to provide that partner many money-making ideas.

http://www.cafeastrology.com/articles/synastrysuninhouses.html

posted April 18, 2006 11:25 PM              

It's like I have a friend and who doesn't want to move ahead with relationship nor wants to let me go and me being Scorp it's kind of getting draining as I hate wishy washy behavior. It's either all or nothing.

I checked the website link and I guess I was looking that from many days so I am glad I found this website.
http://www.astrology-numerology.com/synastry-houses.html

I checked some of the aspects but if you have any more insight on this would be helpful.

Some of our placements are

My Sun Merc Jup and Uranus in his 2nd
My Neptune in his 3rd
My moon in his 6th
My venus and mars in 12th
My pluto and Saturn in his 1st
My Chiron in his 8th

posted April 18, 2006 11:31 PM              

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That's going to depend on if your Jupiter is afflicted or not in your own natal chart.

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I would like to know what " afflicted " means ?

I am not sure how I affect his money status and possessions but I met him as my colleague.That's all and we talk about his life.

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But the 2nd house rules other areas of his life such as: the need for fulfillment, self worth, and ones sense of values.

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posted April 19, 2006 01:59 AM            

You're welcome. I understand "the all or none" trait. I have a Scorpion Moon.

Afflicted: The particular planet in question maybe weak in the natal chart by it's sign, house placement, negative aspects or by being unaspected. If the planet is weak natally, it's energies will still remain that way in a synastry chart with someone else. The natal properties can't change.

The reverse is also true. If a planet is not afflicted by house, sign or aspects those properties transfer themselves into the synastry chart of a relationship.

When analyzing synastry, try to keep in mind how each of planets in the natal charts work. That information should be applied it to the synastry chart, and it's details.

One thing I noticed from looking at your placements: you both have your moons in each other's 6th houses. The 6th rules service, duty, work, employment, daily habits, health etc. That would be one reason to explain why you met in a work environment as colleagues. Further to that, his Saturn and Jupiter are in your 10th house of career and profession.

I also noticed that your Saturn and Pluto are in his 1st house. Saturn's energy is binding because it's the "glue" or commitment in a relationship. Saturn's energy is also dutiful, limiting and restricting. The Saturn energy may seem too serious and oppressive to him to allow your relationship to move forward.

Pluto's energy in the 1st can create an intense, deep, magnetic and even possessive relationship with you.

posted April 20, 2006 08:34 PM            

From the information you have presented here I couldn't even begin to try to tell you that.

You need to look at many other things in Synastry, such as: aspect patterns, the signs on the angles of the charts, aspects to all the planets and angles, Saturn (the glue in relationships), overlays of the planets in each other's houses, nodal aspects, Vx aspects, Chiron aspects, asteroids, Sun/Moon MP (midpoint) aspects, especially hard ones like conjunctions, oppositions and squares and affinities.

In my opinion, if you you want to thoroughly and completely interpret a couple's relationship, you need to look at:

1. synastry: natal to natal, progressed to natal and progressed to progressed, transits to the secondary progressions.

2. composite chart, progressed composite chart (along with the transits to the progressions), progressed composite to composite chart, composite and progressed composites to the natal charts

Pay strong attention to the overall chart: ie the aspect patterns that are forming and dissolving in the progressed composite.

3. current transits to each natal chart, especially long range ones involving the outer planets.

4. secondary progressed charts for both persons. Transits to those progressions.

I think looking at various prediction techniques is necessary. The two people involved are not the same people they were on the day they were born. They have evolved from their progressions and transits etc. We aren't static beings. Changes are happening every second of every day, to make us who we are at any given moment in time. I use the formula 1/3, 1/3 and 1/3. synastry : composite : progressed composite in weighting them for significance. Using the composite chart will shine more light on aspects not illuminated in the synastry.

And you also need to look at Juno (marriage contracts) and Vesta (vows) in the interpretations. You'll see strong aspects to them in the transits and progressions in the timing of marriage or divorce.

It like the old analogy of pealing away the layers of an onion. All layers are significant to the whole.

Even after all that, I wouldn't be able to conclusively tell you if the relationship will go forward or not.

However, one could point out the potential strengths and weaknesses of the relationship and what may possibly happen with the upcoming energies presenting themselves in your charts.

Nothing is ever absolute and guaranteed to occur. We always have free will.

Of course this is all just my opinion. Others may feel differently on the subject.

posted April 21, 2006 11:33 AM              

I might add all the details when we move forward to keep up relationship going on and understand the challenges.