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posted September 23, 2007 09:36 AM            

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What if my sun conjuncts her vertex (2 degrees) and her moon opposites my vertex (3 degress)?

Whats the outlook on that?

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posted September 23, 2007 09:41 AM            

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Furthermore, is this a 6 degree trine?

Desc. Pisces 6°40’12" 9° 3’49" S

Moon (cancer) 29°57’24" 9(house) 14°54’54" 3°40’33" N 23°45’ 9" N

(Please forgive me, i'm new to this astrology thing and am trying to check something out)

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posted September 23, 2007 12:33 PM            

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The Vertex can be a sensitive point. Some say it indicates "fated meetings", so having a personal planet there can be very significant, ie your Sun conjunct her Vertex and her Moon conjunct your Anti-Vertex.

Here's an article:
http://thezodiac.com/notworth.htm

I've also seen some call the Anti-Vertex a "2nd Ascendant," and the Asc is a very important point in synastry:
http://groups.msn.com/HOROSCOPESCHAT/angles2.msnw

And no, that isn't a 6-degree trine. Cancer and Pisces are in the same Water element and the signs are trine, but her DC is early Pisces and your Moon is very-late Cancer, almost in Leo. Leo and Pisces are quincunx (150 degrees apart). A 6-degree orb is a bit much for the quincunx (aka "inconjunct") aspect, in my book.....

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posted September 23, 2007 08:57 PM            

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Thanks for the reply! I just wondered about the trine thing. It was my first attempt at looking at the "numbers."

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