posted January 21, 2008 12:52 PM            

Juno, "the Queen of the Gods," was the wife of Jupiter. She endured her husband's legendary unfaithfulness while her fidelity to him was well known. She took great care of her beauty, and was considered the patroness of marriage and fertility. Ina birth chart Juno indicates a concern with all relationships from the need for a committed, fulfilling relationship to the issues of inequality and injustice that can erupt between partners. Juno's influence corresponds to that of Libra and Scorpio. Juno Also seems to be the symbol of "Fascinating womanhood," the image of a women objected to by feminists. It can indicate the desires or dreams of a woman for a traditional role of a wife, or in the charts of men, their image of women.

posted January 21, 2008 01:51 PM              

so.. i know that juno conjunct juno is supposed to be good.. but what does it actually MEAN; how do we whittle it down from its myriad "meanings" into something more substantive? or any juno contacts in synastry?

is it just about the desire for fidelity within the context of fascination? and that both people have the same desires and the same basic fidelitous nature? or something?

posted January 21, 2008 02:12 PM              

Juno signifies adornment; anniversaries; atmospheric purity; the attempt to regain power; the balance of power; betrayal; betrothal; business relationships; the ceding of power; charm; chastity; childbirth; compatibility; courtship; creative / artistic talent; divorce; dress-style; eccentricity; emotional attachment; emotional and sexual power games; engagement; enhancement of female beauty; environmental quality; equality, fairness and freedom as issues; expectation of the behaviour of the (marital or equivalent) partner; entertainment; etiquette; fears of future problems in a relationship; female discontent; female virtue; female wiles; fidelity; financial costing, estimation and accountancy; friendship; fruitfulness; glamour; grace; group care; home organisation; hospitality; identification of the self through the partner or children; inequality in partnerships or work; image projection; incest; infidelity; insecurity in a relationship; intimacy; jealousy; the legitimacy or illegitimacy of children; marriage institutions and rituals; marriages as unions, and their accompanying obligations and commitments; the marriage partner; subtle manipulation; matriarchs; mating; new relationship forms; non-acceptance of areas of the partner's nature, serving to divide and limit fulfilment; one-to-one relating; partnership; possessiveness; the powerless; projection and reflection; protocol; quarrelsomeness; relatedness; relationship as a means of self-expression; the relationship dynamic (partly as learned from parents, especially the mother); relationship counselling; relationship problems that test the level of commitment; separation and return; seduction; sex crimes; sharing; shrewishness; social patterns and ritual; social welfare; soul mate bonds; spiritual relationships; the structuring of activities; subjugation; subtlety; tantric sexuality; trust; understanding; unwillingness to compromise in relationship disagreements; victims; vindictiveness; virtue; weddings; and women's rights.

It is associated with abused children; the atmosphere; bees; brides; ceremonies; climate; conjugal honour; cosmetics; cows; cuckoos; dance; décor; the disabled; drama; eggs; the element Air; etiquette; grooms; heirs; hosts and hostesses; housekeepers; husbands; jewellery; joint leaders or rulers; lilies; make-up; masks; matrons; meteorology; minorities; mint; ornamentation; peacocks; performing arts; pomegranates; roses; scents; siblings; singing; the solar plexus; storms; treasurers; vice-presidents; weddings; widows; wives (including abused ones); women; women's support groups; and yokemakers. Its glyph represents a royal sceptre. Its symbols include the diadem; linked double rings; rainbows; sceptres; a triangle at the centre of a circle; and veils.

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posted January 22, 2008 11:50 PM            

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Juno Also seems to be the symbol of "Fascinating womanhood," the image of a women objected to by feminists.

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I would disagree with this source's interpretation of feminists. I don't think feminists object to any sort of precise image - they simple believe in equal rights and opportunities, and most importantly, personal choice and freedom . . . Just my two cents!

posted January 24, 2008 01:17 PM              

Mine's in Taurus in H6, conjunct Mercury and trine my natal moon in Capricorn.

posted January 28, 2008 06:51 PM            

I think Bob does a credible job on Juno.

posted January 28, 2008 07:29 PM              

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A woman who finds it easy to fascinate men (heads turn when she enters a room) could have Juno conjunct her ascendant

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posted January 28, 2008 08:32 PM            

how fast does this asteroid move? apparently pretty fast.

Juno in Cancer in the 10th house. Conjunct Chiron, Trine Pluto, Opposition Neptune, square Mars, Quintile the ASC .. haha am I sexy?