posted September 19, 2007 03:09 AM              

I have an unaspected singleton moon (in Sag. 9th)and mercury (Aqua. 12th)

also, using a 6 orb...which one site recommended a just plain unaspected sun (pisces 1st)...but using a 8 degree orb. it trines pluto in scorpio.

oh yea, i might have a singleton pluto by orientation but not sure.... but let me know if you think it is or isnt

march 10, 1988
5:18am
los angeles, ca

my chart is jacked, but i just trying to figure it out

posted September 19, 2007 10:41 AM            

**BTW: trines aren't used with 10 degree orbs, so your Sun is unaspected. That's too wide, they usually have 8 degree orbs...

I know singletons in general work in such a way that the planet is "singled out" from the rest of the chart. It's more prominent and obvious, sometimes to the point where you may identify more with the qualities of this planet than you do with the ruler of your AC.

Unaspected planets get no support from the other planets, therefore it may be difficult to either acknowledge the energy of the planet into your lifestyle or control it. The energy is harder to deal with because it's functioning all alone without any help from any of the other 9 planets.

For example: I have a friend. He's got the Sun conj. Moon in Taurus, mind you, and an unaspected Uranus in the 4th house.

Even though his Sun, Mercury, and Venus sit in the 9th house of travel and exploration (which he wants to do badly) he finds it near impossible to break away from his parent's home. He wants to, he wants to see the world and meet women from all over (like I said...9th house), but he just can't break away (Uranus) from his homebase and his parent's house (4th house). He's working on buying his own place but he's been putting off the actual act now for years. Every fiber in his being wants out! But he just can't make the break...

Here's some really good info on singletons and unaspected planets: http://www.astrologyclub.org