posted August 19, 2006 08:50 PM              

I'm posting my chart & welcome your input. I thought Wednesdays idea of managing the information gleaned from these pages & posting into one place is pure genius.

My record keeping isn't great, and so far I've collected a mish mash which is just unruly at best, I beg your patience and knowledge with my learning process.

posted August 19, 2006 11:26 PM              

lalalinda--Moderator--posted March27 2006--05:27 PM--

Sun in House 3

The Sun in House 3 signifies an incarnation in which experience to be gained is from working with the concrete mind. This placement of the Sun usually produces a strong intellect and a gift for communication, especially if the Sun is supported in House 3 by Mercury.

Third House people usually demonstrate considerable awareness of the importance of the environment in the formation of the individual. Whether their focus is the cultural or physical aspect of environment is a matter influenced by the sign on the cusp of H3 and that occupied by the Sun.

The Air signs tend to produce intellectuals; the Fire and Water signs, an interest in the arts; the Earth signs a concern with their physical environment. All H3 people tend to see the individual and his environment in a symbiotic relationship: pollute one and the other is also polluted. In education is the salvation of both.

Unless the outer planets are in H3 or opposing the Sun from H9 a person with this placement of the Sun usually applies himself to analysing and commenting on the mores of a society rather than questioning its fundamental tenets. The House of Gemini is more likely to produce a commentator rather than a revolutionary. A person with the Sun in H3 examines his society as an interested insider.

This area of the horoscope confers a rationalist's perspective, which a person with the Sun in H3 rarely steps outside. Indeed it is unusual for a H3 person to step outside the culture of his birth for any length of time. He considers himself to be a product of that culture, to 'speak the language' both literally and metaphorically. Away from the familiar territory of the society of his birth he tends to feel disoriented and cut-off. The presence of Uranus and / or Pluto in H3, however, is likely to negate the sense of belonging, which goes with this placement of the Sun, and turn it into alienation.

posted August 19, 2006 11:51 PM              

Charting your own horoscope--Ursula Lewis 1976.

Sun in

The second sign is Taurus, and the key phrase is "I have" The ruler is Venus, the element is earth and the quality is fixed. The Sun is in Taurus approximately between April 21--May 21.

This is a stable sign and Taurians are headstrong and possesive. Like the bull, they are slow moving and slow thinking, but once they learn something, they retain it forever. Taurians dislike change intensely, are usually excellent cooks and have a great gift for dealing with money.

posted August 20, 2006 01:26 AM              

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...and your Solar eclipse is in Aries, surprise surprise - the self again.
Lunar eclipse is in Libra, which is one of the hardest ones there is.....Your Path of Fortune I see is in the top 1/2 of the chart, which means you are here first and foremost for yourself this time.
It's in Sag. in the 10th. house of Capricorn, which is practical, earthy, organised, disciplined, spirituality.

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posted August 20, 2006 01:27 AM              

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Don't forget that squares etc. in your chart are only challenges for you to overcome. Not necessarily karma, and you may already have overcome them, only you will know that.

You are ascending ( getting/pushing up past ) Pisces, and you have that covering both the house of Aries and Pisces. You also have your Moon in Pisces, so you have the choice to remain in sorrow or become wise. You, the self.

Your chart is all about you. You are here for no one else this time as I said in your thread. You must overcome yourself. Your Saturn in Aries says you must discipline yourself.

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posted August 20, 2006 01:30 AM              

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For a start, Sun = Fire energy - Moon = Water energy. The water of sorrowful emotions would keep putting your fire out. Your spirit. Dampen it, and extinguish.. if the negative side of these elements are focussed on constantly.

The Sun is you of course. You are a survivor my dear, and you are here to Communicate ( Gemini ) your truth ( 6th. house of Virgo ) with assertion, not agression ( Mars )

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Stay well everyone.

posted August 20, 2006 02:10 AM              

From---http://www.novareinna.com/constellation/taurusmoon.html

The Taurus Sun/Pisces Moon combination produces a character blessed with much creativity and imagination but, at the same time, produces a somewhat private dream life which may not have a firm grip on reality.

The inherent personality of Taurus provides a restful or stable internal nature, but the Pisces Moon tends to make for a rather changeable character. Although there is a need and desire here for sympathy and affection, these Taurus natives may isolate themselves from others and maintain strong powers of restraint regarding personal feelings.

Taurus Sun/Pisces Moon subjects are highly sensitive to emotional matters, as well as being rather impressionable to expressions of love and flattery. These are individuals who are somewhat susceptible to being imposed upon by friends and associates. Insights to others are continuously being formed and evaluated...the conclusions formed generally being quite accurate.

It is important that Taurus persons governed by a Pisces Moon exercise discrimination in selecting their friends. The passive inclinations inherent in this individual's nature make him or her prone to attract imposition by others, who will play upon the good nature and kind disposition of this Sun/Moon combination.

Taurus Sun/Pisces Moon souls take life very seriously, but tend to view things going on around them as though they were not part of the picture. In short, it is somewhat easy for them to lose sight of reality. This can be an extremely amiable Sun/Moon blend when its subjects allow themselves to respond to others in a spontaneous and natural manner. Thus, these individuals are "naturals" for romance, which is always innately strong in the character of this Taurus native. Nonetheless, there is a stubborn streak here which often serves as a protective device and can be helpful, provided it is not allowed to become too powerful of a force in the personality. T

posted August 20, 2006 07:50 PM              

From http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/004890.html
IamLove--Knowflake--posted March23,2005--05:38 PM

Pisces Rising

With Pisces rising, the planetary "Ruler" of your horoscope is Neptune. This Ascendant produces a personality that is idealistic, supersensitive, and usually a person with much vision. The Neptune influence in your nature causes you to have something of a Don Quixote complex, with little concern for reality. You may be very easygoing, at times you can even seem indolent; a romantic and a dreamer.

With Pisces on the rise you may the type of person who frequently asks for advice, because you often lack the confidence to move ahead on your own, and you are so unsure of yourself. Strangely, you rarely take the advice you receive. You tend to dream your way through life, glamorizing situations, people, status, and circumstances. You are a very secretive person, in part because you are somewhat timid, a fact you hide with great skill. You may avoid drawing attention to yourself, and because you do, you may not receive the credit you often deserve. You have a strong inner need to serve others in your life's work and you can be really happy if you can do so.

Self-realization is of prime importance, and it is therefore essential for you to spend a good deal of time by yourself. Often this sign denotes involvement or strong interest in music or another form of art.

You are likely to set high goals and expect much from yourself and from those around you. Since you expect people to be perfect, you are often disappointed in them. Although you don't at all like being confrontation, you are heavily vested in the idea that you are right all of the time. Living the utopian life, you find it hard to accept that you have miscalculated.

posted August 22, 2006 04:38 AM              

Sun conjunct Venus
A conjunction of the Sun and Venus shows a more cheerful and optimistic person than your chart may otherwise foretell. There is receptivity to fun and social events. The physical appearance is enhanced, although this can bring some narcissist tendencies as a side effect. You have a strong inner need for popularity, and you sincerely want people to like you. You are a good listener, and you truly enjoy most of the people with whom you associate. In any sign, this aspect allows you to be more easygoing, and less competitive and combative.

Sun conjunct Mars
A conjunction of the Sun and Mars in your charts enhances any tendencies you may have to dominate others. You have a greater sense of power in asserting your will, and your aptitude for compromise is diminished. A tendency to develop a superiority complex is associated with this conjunction. You have strong ambitions to be recognized. This is a very masculine trait often showing a good deal of strength, courage, and competitiveness. This is an aspect showing exceptional will to accomplish physical goals. Regardless of gender, there is boundless energy and enthusiasm. Because you stay out ahead of the pack, you are considered a good leader.

Sun square Moon
The square formed between the Sun and Moon shows conflict in certain aspects of the life. Self-expression is blocked by emotional hangups or habit patterns that may be inherited or conditioned by past events. Family and domestic affairs keep you from developing the way you would like. The conditions in your early family environment may have caused difficulties in understanding and getting along with the opposite sex. In these relationships you can be too argumentative and defensive. You may need to get the chip off your shoulder sometimes. This aspect suggests a conflict between the ego and the emotions. There is a presence of tension between your outer and inner self.

posted August 22, 2006 04:45 AM              

The square formed between the Moon and Mars shows that you have an emotionally volatile nature. It suggests the tendency to become easily upset. You may take matters entirely too personal and often loose your cool. This aspect makes human relationships more difficult because of being demanding or very sensitive. You need to make your way in the world with no interference, and this is very difficult for anyone to do. With maturity you will likely learn to be less demanding on others and refrain from taking offense so easily and quickly. Channeled properly, your energy is boundless, and you can move mountains. Often this aspect results in many emotional crises that can lead to poor health if not handled properly. Harmony in relationships must be a conscious goal

The square formed between the Moon and Neptune suggests you have difficulty separating fact and fiction. You may be artistic talent, but reality and imagination often blur. You try to adjust reality to fit your emotional view of the matter. When this is not possible there is usually an effort to escape or avoid confrontation. You feel that you are persecuted by your responsibilities at home or at work. You may try to escape or reject them. There is a need to examine situations intellectually instead of emotionally, and then to make fair and firm judgments. There is a naive charm to your character. Yet your impractical approach to problems can impede your progress until you get your feet more firmly planted on the ground.