posted February 02, 2008 04:43 AM              

I wonder what role Juno plays for synastry.

I have noticed some kind of a pattern in my own synastrycharts.

Juno is very often conjunct Amor and Mars (or even trine) and aspecting Psyche and ERos, too.

There`s also the Amor-Psyche and Eros-Mars-aspect, which appears very often, too.

But these Juno-Amor, Juno-Mars, Juno-Psyche and Juno-Eros-aspects actually puzzle me a lot.
What could those mean?
Or what does Juno mean in synastry generally?

posted February 02, 2008 08:36 AM            

Expert: Zane B Stein
Date: 4/23/2007
Subject: Juno

Question
I have been recently researching Juno and I discovered a forum where there seemed to be a consensus that Juno was not representative of marriage but rather indicated one's issues surrounding betrayal or, more specifically, "what betrayal issue are you married to?"
I thought this was rather interesting since my Juno is in the 3rd house (communication) in Virgo (ruled by Mercury) and my betrayal issue(s) have always been associated with a lack of proper communication which began in my family as a child. My Juno also conjuncts my IC.

I am wondering what you think of Juno personally and if you see merit to this idea of Juno associated with the 'internal marriage' and/or betrayal.

Thanks!

~ C. Love

Answer
Hi Chantelle,

This is an excellent question, but the answer is a bit complex.

The problem with assigning 'marriage' to one body is that it is only a part of the truth. Venus, two, can show something about marriage. So can the 7th house, anything in the 7th house, and planets in the 7th house.

Juno IS connected to marriage. It shows one's power, or lack of it, in the marriage. It often describes many aspects of the marriage partner, and can be a good gauge if a person tends to attract partners that try to dominate the relationship, or that desire to surrender their power to the partner. Basically, you can get a good idea about the equality, or lack of it, with one's partner by looking to Juno.

It can also, though, show what you mentioned....about betrayal. Again, it is an issue of power. When we let ourselves be betrayed, in the same way, more than once, we have an issue where we do not take ownership of our power, or at least not all of it. Taking responsibility for this ... for our own power, and the consequences of using it....will free us from succumbing to issues of betrayal.

Juno is also other things. If Jupiter is finding 'meaning' in life, through religion and philosophy, Juno is also what we, personally, get out of that found meaning...such as, what a person gets out of his or her religion. And if you think about it, one's philosophy of life has a lot to do with how one handles personal power, anyway.

posted February 02, 2008 09:32 AM              

thank you for this link.

I understand theoretically what he sais. But could you give me an example how it would transfer to a relationship?

posted February 02, 2008 12:28 PM            

Modern marriage and specifically western style *marriage* represent a very different view of the contract of union legalized in a sense through religion and the natives *court*.

In order to have a successful marriage contract or union many different layers of relating should be in place.

posted February 02, 2008 12:46 PM            

http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/Juno21.3.html

Bob always gets it right.

posted February 02, 2008 01:00 PM            

I have that 8H placement as well ...

posted February 02, 2008 01:04 PM            

a big wallet

posted February 02, 2008 01:30 PM            

Of course, I believe Juno has to do with jealousy,betrayals,affairs,divorces,and alimony

look at how many people cheat on their spouses
look at how high the divorce rate is
Alimony is a regular thing for wives to get from a divorce.....as well as splitting up the shared assets.

every object has a darkside including Juno.

in mythology, Juno/Hera was jealous Queen of the Gods, who was always getting cheated on by Jupiter/Zeus and she even punished her rivals and their children..especially Hercules/Heracles. She was known as the Goddess of Marriage. She never cheated on Jupiter/Zeus,and so she was faithful to her marriage vows. Another thing is that she was not his first wife. Metis,the mother of Minerva/Athena was. Also Juno/Hera tried to overthrow Zeus too.

Seeing how divorces run in my family and the high divorce rate,I've been disillusioned with the whole marriage institution. I wouldn't mind just having a common law marriage. My girlfriend has a similar family history,and so she shares similar beliefs too. I have always wanted to get married as in wanting to spend the rest of my life with a woman. I will never be married in a church because I am not Christian. I think the whole city hall thing is corny too.

Of course, I have liberal views about marriage including that homosexual marriages should be legalized.

I think that Juno/Hera is a Libra/Scorpio theme

posted June 14, 2022 02:05 PM            

Because my college professor had Juno conjunct my Uranus

my co worker has Juno conjunct my IC