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Topic: Nodal Aspects to rulers in Synastry- quick question
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DblScorp
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posted March 17, 2008 01:03 AM
 
Hi All,I have a quick question....what do you all think of nodal aspects in synastry, to the RULERS of the angles, esp. the Asc/Des axis??? ...(I know an aspect is an aspect regardles if it's a ruler or not) for example, comparing Node conjunct Des, would Node conjunct Des RULER be the same in strength, more, less? hope that made sense lol Thanks! IP: Logged |
darkdreamer
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posted March 17, 2008 04:15 AM
I once read that if the ruler of your SN is conjunct or aspecting an angle in your chart or the other one`s SN-ruler,t hen this is a very strong indicator of a past life connection.I guess the connections to your NN-ruler would indicate then, that you can share some experiences in this life. DD IP: Logged |
DblScorp
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posted March 18, 2008 01:39 AM
Ohhh ...I hadn't thought of looking at the rulers of the NODES!Thanks for the reply! IP: Logged |
heart cakes
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posted March 18, 2008 02:03 PM
hi! in my relationship thing, his NN conjuncts my SN ruler exactly. do you think this is past life too? it's confusing!IP: Logged |
darkdreamer
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posted March 19, 2008 05:13 AM
I think rulers are important. They carry the symbolism of one house or planet into another.
EX: the ruler of my 1st house, Jupiter, and where he is placed, sais a lot about where and how all 1st house matters are expressed.
For ex.: 1st house has something to do with the body; Jupiter is in Pisces squaring Netune, which can signify that you know no borders.
And my body is kinda borderless, meaning, overweight in this case. 
There are other interpretations possible, of course.But so, I think that the ruler of the SN carries the past life-vibrations of the SN itself with it, and yes, I think the ruler of one node conjunct the other node is one indicator of a past life connection (but there would have to be some more to be really sure, I think). DD IP: Logged | |
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