posted December 16, 2006 11:50 AM              

- Her Sun falls in his 1st, while his moon falls in her 7th.

- His Sun falls in her 5th, while his moon falls in her 11th.

See what I'm being intrigued by? They have this cross house axis thing with their luminaries. Where one's Sun falls in the other's chart, the other's moon falls in the opposing house in the partner's chart.

The house placements each on their own are good, but I wonder if this sort of mirroring by house axis makes it more significant. It feels like a double whammy in a way to me.

posted December 16, 2006 12:26 PM              

His sun is in my 5th house
My sun is in his 5th house

His Mercury, Venus, Pluto, and Juno are in my 4th house.

My Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Chiron are in his 4th house.

We both also have Taurus Moons.

posted December 16, 2006 12:56 PM              

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Both of you having Tau moon is an affinity, which is good (which mean you both have a similiar emotional nature, so you understand each our readily), but it's not technically a double whammy. Double whammies need to be cross aspects or cross placements. This affinity extends to all your Taurean placements. Affinities work in themes this way. With strong synsatry affinities, the planet and/or house associated with the sign can take prominence as well. You should look at your composite, and look at Venus aspects, as well as any placements in Taurus or the 2nd house - those could be especially meaningful.

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My Moon in his 4th house
His Moon on my MC

-Our composite Moon is also in Taurus LOL in the 1st house.

-Composite Ascendant is also in Taurus

-Composite Chiron is also in Taurus (Both our natal Chirons are in Taurus also).

-Composite Venus and Mercury in the 4th house

-Composite Moon and North Node in the 1st
house

-Composite Sun in the 5th house

-Mars, Juno and vesta in the 7th

Don't know about aspects. To lazy to look right now.