posted April 21, 2007 03:33 PM            

Mystic Trine- trine divided by a planet making a quintile to the planet of the trine and a septile to the other.

posted April 21, 2007 05:04 PM            

You always come up with the most fascinating discoveries!! Have never heard of a Mystic Trine before…..

I have something close, but no cigar – Uranus trine Mercury, with Venus 48 degrees from Mercury and 70 degrees from Uranus….. since this probably qualifies as a minor aspect, I wouldn’t give the orb more than 2 degrees, if that…..

Zala

posted April 22, 2007 10:23 AM            

I found the reference here: www.wmni.net/magyan/aspects.htm

I posted this question on the Astro-D forum and someone with a program posted a chart, but.... there is no grid on it. And I suspect her orb is too wide. Your right about orbs, especially with a Septile I would go with 1+ degree only

And your right, my SR is next Wed.

posted April 22, 2007 12:49 PM            

And here's a slightly early Happy Birthday/Happy Spring card ~

I'm glad you're here at LL helping to raise the bar a little

posted September 20, 2007 02:09 AM              

-kyle

posted September 20, 2007 02:50 AM            

Venus trine Jupiter, with Uranus (in the 1st house) forming a quintile with Jupiter (10th house) & a septile with Venus (3rd house). The quintile's orb is just over 1º; the septile's is just under 1º.

The link provided this description for a mystic trine:

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The mystic trine is another quite similar pattern, where a trine is divided by a planet making a quintile to one planet of the trine and a septile to the other. This is an exceptionally fortunate pattern, because the natural ease of the trine is enhanced with the remarkable creativity and talent of the quintile, and charged with the sense of destiny or divine purpose implied by the septile. There is an indication of great potential for creativity, growth and accomplishment within this pattern.

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