posted July 10, 2006 05:11 AM              

I have it with my sweetie - my Moon conjunct his Vertex in Taurus in the 7th.

posted July 10, 2006 05:24 AM            

Some links for you.
http://astrology.about.com/od/beyondsunsigns1/a/soulmate.htm

4. You Are My Destiny (Destiny's Gate)
Cross aspects between the Sun, Moon, Venus, Ascendant, and/or Midheaven in person A's chart and person B's birth Vertex. This is especially true with conjunctions and oppositions. I don't concern myself with looking for the other aspects. (Sometimes, I break my own rule and look for other aspects.) Again, look for a double whammy.
Linda's Vertex was conjunct Paul's Sun and Midheaven which was a very powerful connection between the two of them. Secondarily, Paul's Vertex was trine Linda's Moon and Venus.

http://www.astrologynow.com/carolwillis/Synastry.txt

VERTEX aspects (conjunctions) are similar to DESC aspects,
sometimes even more important. The Vertex point is not a
planet, but is a mathematical point that functions as a very
sensitive secondary descendant point. Conjunctions to it by
another's planets can be very significant in committed
relationships of all kinds.

http://www.nrg.com.au/~d-falcon/News.htm#vert

Meetings with significant people, as seen through synastry and composite charts, may also link strongly to the vertex. (Think of people as constant transits.) When one person's inner planets or asteroids (Sun through to Jupiter), angles, nodes, vertex or certain Arabic parts conjunct the vertex, there can be a feeling of fate, destiny, rightness or wrongness about the encounter. Something in the contact with that person may have the ability to create profound change in the native, over a long or short period of time. The change may be perceived as pleasing or acrimonious, the conjunction often reflecting the former, the opposition the later.