posted December 17, 2008 01:12 AM         

I agree with Kickit, that its all about mentality when it comes to gender equality/ unequality. Sometimes people really just place themselves in a normative role without ever realizing it, and end up narrowing they're potential because they obey the norms of society. I'm so tired of judgmental people, I try to help people think outside of the box, but it is so hard to do this, when so many people are obstinant of evolving. Then again I am guilty of having a very subjective view of the world.

This is a little off subject but a minor aspect like a biquintile between Venus and Pluto with a tight orb of '0 have any impact on me? I found some website that had a a little blurb about this aspect:

quote:

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Venus bi-quintile Pluto (0) :
You're artistically and sexually gifted. You can be intensely original. Your personal power, public prestige and private passion can be the most. You can develop a strong sense of color. You can learn to wield the power of love. You can have your deepest feelings matched. Focus on relationships that benefit you and your well being. Learn to evaluate people's motives. You can use the transforming power of love to create opportunities for irreversible changes for the better. In other words, you can be a force for social progress.

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posted December 17, 2008 01:32 AM         

It was Johannes Kepler who devised the biquintile along with the quintile and sesquiquadrate. He did that based on musical harmonic theory. http://go.webassistant.com/wa/upload/users/u1000057/pages/0603-632212137Pu5bMz6A7Yi/kepler.html

He was an astrologer that didn't believe in signs and houses which he denounced as Arabic Sorcery because of their roots with the Babylonians aka Chaldeans. Ptolemy used aspects by signs and not by geometrical angle. Therefore,aspects were originally wholesign aspects,but were later changed as geometrical angle aspects. Of course some astrological systems still use wholesign aspects like Vedic Astrologers and Classical Astrologers. Johannes Kepler was the one that came up with the concept of minor aspects.

Did the discoverer of quintiles,biquintiles,and sesquiquadrates have some of his own.

Yes he did

Moon quintile Pluto - '00
(he didn't know that Pluto existed)

Moon biquintile Uranus - 1'17
(he didn't know that Uranus existed)

Mercury quintile Jupiter - 1'03

Mars biquintile Eris - '52
(he didn't know that Eris existed)

Moon sesquiquadrate Venus - '23

exact biquintiles appear as close conjunctions in a 5th harmonic chart as well as many other harmonic charts divisible by 5.

David Cochrane wrote some stuff about higher harmonics too.

Octaves of 5 (5, 10, 20, 40) are creative and playful, octaves of 7 are introverted, quiet, abstract, and inclined to symbolism, and octaves of 9 are healing, integrating, and create a sense of wholeness. The number 9 is equal to 3 times 3 of course, and therefore is not a prime number but in cosmic cybernetics appears to behave similar to a prime number.

Some of the key harmonics that influence cultural development are:

35: High art and artistic sophistication. Mature and abstract creativity.

that comes from the combination of the 5th and 7th harmonic.....5 X 7 = 35

45: A sense of paradise or utopia, like angels playing harps on clouds, a Thomas Kincaid painting, or a colorful picture of Krishna playing his flute

that comes from the combination of the 5th and 9th harmonic....5 X 9 = 45

25: Creative genius. Entertainment, very creative artistic expression, curiosity, and playfulness.

that comes from 5 X 5 = 25

Your exact Venus biquintile Pluto would also be a 35th,45th,and 25th harmonic aspect......would appear as conjunctions in those charts.

Raymond