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posted July 27, 2008 12:47 PM         

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Hi,
I noticed that her chart has a lot of aspects on the left side. I had asked Tim Wilson, who is a moderator over on Astrology Weekly about my guy's chart, because he also has everything on the left side of his chart.

Here was his response:

In addition, he has more of his planets focused on the left (self) of his chart, so he focuses on himself. You have more of your planets focused on the right (others) of the chart, so you focus on others. As long as you focus on him, everything is fine. Once you expect him to focus on you...the problems start.

I just wanted to share that with you. It is a very accurate interpretation on how my guy is.

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posted July 27, 2008 01:53 PM         

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Hehe you are very welcome
I agree with you because I myself am a fan of Pluto. She is a Pluto-Moon opposition she should be comfortable with its aspects as well.

Lots and lots and lots of luck to you!!! Hope you guys hit it off and hope you enjoy NYC.

Venus in Gemini - Tim used to be on this forum. I always liked his interpretations, I don't know why he left.

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posted July 30, 2008 02:25 AM         

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posted July 30, 2008 03:05 AM         

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vuillard,

Yeah, the 12th house could mean a lot of things, its a pretty complicated area of the chart. Personally, I think that, in this case, it suggests very strong karmic links to past lives spent together, but maybe there's no way to be sure. That's so great that you are studying film. I wish you continuing success!

Here's a list of my greatest celluloid love affairs:

buffalo '66, the elephant man, fargo, john cassavettes' faces, the devil and daniel johnston, magnolia, the shining, dead man walking, miller's crossing, ran, the world of apu, dead man, sling blade, my dinner with andre, breaking the waves, heavenly creatures, the passion of the christ, the passion of joan of arc, jesus of nazareth, goodfellas, taxi driver, the color of money, true romance, saturday night fever, a clockwork orange, barry lyndon, happy feet, chopper, children of men, the grey zone, gummo, julien donkey-boy, bully, house of flying daggers, who's afraid of virginia woolfe?, elephant, shaun of the dead, trainspotting, the 400 blows, pather panchali, aparajito, spring summer fall winter.. and spring, boogie nights, punch drunk love, pleasantville, welcome to the dollhouse, happiness, storytelling, raising arizona, throne of blood, say anything, dogfight, waking life, donnie darko, heathers, dead poets society, spirited away, amelie, joe the king, me and you and everyone we know, raising victor vargas, good will hunting, there will be blood, the bicycle thief, umberto d, pulp fiction, memento, requiem for a dream, Nijinsky (or, the diaries of vaslav nijinsky), a huey p. newton story, the quiet room, the breakfast club, stand by me, the lost boys, basketball diaries, city of lost children, delicatessen, the princess bride, this is spinal tap, waiting for guffman, best in show, a mighty wind, Lord of the rings trilogy, hamlet ('91), Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, napoleon dynamite, Ikiru (To Live), rushmore, the royal tenenbaums, the life aquatic, hurley burley, i heart huckabees, the truman show, whale rider, andre rubliev, jackie brown, reservoir dogs, kill bill, bottle rocket, whats eating gilbert grape, no country for old men, vanilla sky, before sunrise, slacker, a scanner darkly, natural born killers, virgin suicides, american beauty, pi; faith in chaos, the fisher king, harold and maude, edward scizzorhands, the butcher boy, labrynth, the ice storm, 3 o'clock high, kids in the hall Brain Candy, monty python's quest for the holy grail, defending your life, paranoid park, the nines, The Godfather I and II, Full Metal Jacket, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Dances With Wolves, Last of the Mohicans, Swingers, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the big lebowski, blood simple, Rebel Without a Cause, Splendor in the Grass, A Place In The Sun, Giant, Cool Hand Luke, The Hustler, mr. smith goes to washington, its a wonderful life

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posted July 30, 2008 03:06 AM         

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EighthMoon,

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posted July 30, 2008 03:16 AM         

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venus in gemini,

I've heard that, too, but not all astrologers hold the same view. Another possibility is that an emphasis on the left side of the chart suggests a rich inner life, but not necessarily a preoccupation with the self. In any case, the upper half of the chart always relates to others and to themes that transcend the self. Furthermore, if a person is at all self-aware and willing to grow, they will have taken account of any self-absorbtion early on in life and begun to reverse that karmic trend. Astrology is, after all, a tool for self-development, and not for making excuses. It comforts me, at least, to see that Margo has Pluto in the 8th, while her Sun rules the cusp of the 7th and conjuncts mercury, which rules Virgo, also in that house. Perhaps most encouraging is the presence of her south node in Libra, in the 7th house.

BUD,

Thank you kindly.

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posted July 30, 2008 04:56 AM         

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I am really happy for you HSC. Beetroot soup all the way now my son!

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posted July 30, 2008 04:58 AM         

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lol

Yes! Plenty of beetroot soup.. seasoned with love.

thank you

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posted July 31, 2008 12:06 AM         

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Oh man I know what you mean! My moon is in the 1st too, opposing my Jupiter in the 7th. SO i know what you mean!

hehe dachas are not all they are cut out to be trust me! They are awesome summer homes to spend the time in nature close to the world (im from Ukraine) but they aren't great to live in. I think if you guys get married (i hope much blessings) you should stay here and have a summer home there!

I am absolutely happy for you! I know we have had our differences and thoroughly disagree on politics and philosophies but who cares!! Seeing true love like that is absolutely humbling! It really is...and despite being jaded i remmeber what its like to feel that way and i hope that feeling lasts for you guys forever.

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posted July 31, 2008 01:20 AM         

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Thank you, BUD, thats really sweet.

Yeah, it looks like we might live in NYC for a while...
We already feel like husband and wife, it is the strangest thing.

It means a lot to me when someone speaks from the heart, so, thank you.

God bless,
hsc

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