posted July 27, 2006 09:16 PM            

also pluto,scorpio stuff...especially dwelling

I am hotheaded person who tends to dwell on stuff.

I have Sun,Mercury,and Venus in Scorpio.
Venus square Mars,Moon conjunct Mars,and Moon quincunx Pluto.

what's his birthdata

posted July 27, 2006 09:54 PM              

But in general, when I think hot headed, Mars aspects come to mind.. Moon/Mars, Mars/Pluto, Mars/Mercury.. or maybe Moon/Pluto even.

posted July 27, 2006 10:36 PM            

I've got Mars in Aquarius in my 4th house...
square Sun and Pluto...opposite Moon and it's a singleton

Pluto's in my 1st house conj. Sun and Ascendant, square Moon (10th house)

I would def. say any Mars/Uranus/Pluto aspects...

posted July 27, 2006 11:45 PM              

April 3, 71 - 9 am 114w 51 n

posted July 28, 2006 01:57 AM              

Sun conjunct Mars opposite Jupiter.

Ive also Mercury conjunct Sun/Mars in the 9th (opposing Jupiter)

And she's got Uranus conjuct Jupiter (opposing Sun/Mars in the 9th)

We are soo similar.

posted July 28, 2006 03:08 AM              

the moon is in taurus (stubbornness?) and mercury's in fixed scorpio as well.

His moon's receiving only hard aspects from the planets at the opposite side of the chart and there are quite a few (trigger?)

I'm not so sure the Cap asc has to do with being hot-headed, maybe reserved.

Carlfloydfan,

you have almost the same aspects as me except in reverse - mine's sun conj jupiter and sun sextile saturn, interesting.

posted July 28, 2006 10:12 AM            

I don't think Pluto should be added here; we are talking about 'hotheadedness' while Pluto is 'frozen fire'.

posted July 28, 2006 11:39 AM            

His Sun-Mercury conjunction in Libra opposes your Moon in Aries and square your Mars for a t-square.

That could indicate anger,impatience,aggression between the two of you.

There might be a tendency for you to be impatient,get angry easily with the Moon in Aries square Mars. His Sun-Mercury in t-square with that can easily set it off. It's easy for you and he to project stuff onto each other with his Sun-Mercury oppose your Moon.

I wonder what his side of the story would be.
I wonder if he might think that you're too hotheaded

posted July 28, 2006 11:47 AM            

Sun quincunx Moon can indicate that self expression and emotional nature are out of sync with each other and adjustments have to be made. There can be emotional overreactions when Sun and Moon are in challenging aspect to each other. Sun is about expression and Moon is about feelings. Therefore it can be hard for him express his feelings in a healthy way. Quincunx is considered a health aspect.

His Moon oppose Saturn can alternate between being emotional and reserved.

Don't underestimate hard Sun-Moon aspects

posted July 28, 2006 12:11 PM            

A lot of people don't use 8th harmonic aspects(semisquare-45 degrees and sesquiquadrate-135 degrees)but those aspects are regularly used in Cosmobiology and Uranian Astrology.

Your friend has Moon sesquiquadrate Mars with 30 minutes of arc,and that can can indicate emotions conflicting with passions. This can be a person who can easily irritated,angered.

He has Venus semisquare Mars with 39 minutes of arc,and that can indicate affections conflicting with passions. This can be irritation,anger involving people that he loves and has relationships with. This can be love and hate relationships.

Uranus square Mars/Saturn midpoint with 24 minutes of arc can indicate sudden anger,frustrations,and tension.

I have Uranus oppose Mars/Saturn midpoint myself.

in the book,HOROSCOPE SYMBOLS,Robert Hand said that semisquare and sesquiquadrate are not weak aspects. He said that an exact semisquare or sesquiquadrate is more important than a square that is several degrees out,and many traditional astrologers who have ignored these so-called minor aspects have missed out on important information.

The semisquare and sesquiquadrate was devised by Johannes Kepler.

another thing Ptolemy measured aspects simply from sign to sign. Vedic Astrologers do that too.

posted July 28, 2006 06:10 PM              

You said:

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...Moon in Taurus isn't all that great...

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This might be a little misleading to those new to astrology. Since the Moon is exalted in Taurus, Moon energy flows very easily in the sign of Taurus. So the Moon works very well in Taurus. However, if there are Saturn challenges as you described, even the most exalted Moon energies could have a few issues! ;-)

Exaltedly,

Tim

posted July 28, 2006 06:17 PM            

I am slow to anger- but quick to snipping at someone (Sag Sun / Venus / Aries moon). I'll make a quip and tell someone to go pound sand if they truly annoy me, but I don't experience that seething long lasting anger.

I will hold a grudge at times and I will remember most thing verbatim - what the person said, when they said it, what they wore and so on.. BUT, I do that with most details.

I have Pluto conjunct Ascendant in Virgo in the first house squaring my Sag Sun in the 4th house. There are times when I can be in a battle with authority figures, but mostly if I have lost respect for them based on unethical behaviour.

I rarely yell or call names (unless it is in Global unity and there are a few there worthy of some of my most spectacular names) and I almost never hit unless it is playful or to defend myself.

Physical fighting is ugly, hurting someone or backstabbing is repulsive. I usually hold my temper and just think of something else- especially if I am dealing with really crazy people.

posted July 28, 2006 09:10 PM            

I really don't think any placement is all that great. I don't care if it's exalted,fall,domicile,or detriment. It matters how it's placed and aspected. Also it really depends on how that person is uses their energies.

I never felt comfortable with putting a lot of emphasis on exalted planets.