posted June 19, 2009 02:00 PM         

Love,

posted June 19, 2009 02:21 PM         

people focus on Leo because its the zodiac sign ruled by the Sun

The Sun is actually the star that our planet,our fellow solar planets,and all other solar objects evolve around

it is one of many stars

so maybe an alignment with a bright fixed star could indicate possibility of narcissism because of the "look at me..look how bright I shine...I am really special"

I would look at the 4 Royal Stars of Persia

Aldebaran, Alpha Taurus
Regulus, Alpha Leo
Antares, Alpha Scorpius
Fomalhaut, Alpha Pisces Australis

I have Moon in alignment with Fomalhaut,and well...I am not Narcissistic...completely the opposite....Avoidant Personality disorder traits. Special education is a very humbling experience.

I think that Saturn-Neptune opposition squaring my Moon is the big modifier

my Saturn/Neptune midpoint in 3'28 Virgo is exactly opposite the longitude placement of Fomalhaut in 3'28 Pisces too. My Moon is in 3'11 Pisces. so Moon is in alignment with Fomalhaut and oppose Saturn/Neptune midpoint.

but yeah...look at alignments to the bright stars especially involving the Sun,Moon,Ascendant,Midheaven...especially the Royal Stars
as well as the brightest Stars of the Sky. Sirius is the brightest.

Raymond

posted June 19, 2009 02:46 PM         

The astrological influences of the star Regulus

Notes: A triple star, flushed white and ultramarine, situated on the body of the Lion. From Regulus, a Little King, and often called Cor Leonis, the Lion's Heart, and symbolically the Crushing Foot. It was one of the four Royal Stars of the Persians in 3,000 B.C., when, as Watcher of the North, it marked the summer solstice. [Robson*, p.194-195.]

According to Ptolemy it is of the nature of Mars and Jupiter, but most later authors liken it to Mars only, while Alvidas states that it is similar to the Sun in good aspect to Uranus. It gives violence, destructiveness, military honor of short duration, with ultimate failure, imprisonment, violent death, success, high and lofty ideals and strength of spirit, and makes its natives magnanimous, grandly liberal, generous, ambitious, fond of power, desirous of command, high-spirited and independent. [Robson*, p.195.]

It may convey royal properties, noble mind, frankness, courage. The importance of this star is accentuated by its nearness to the ecliptic. Its effect is in the best sense that of Jupiter and Mars. On the Ascendant, it will give a courageous and frank character, especially if in conjunction with the Sun, Moon, Jupiter or Mercury. Positioned on the MC, Regulus will raise the native to high positions in life, positions far exceeding the environment the native was born into. On the MC it is not only a good omen for a military career, but also for careers connected with the public, such as lawyers, civil servants, bankers and the clergy, especially if Regulus is also in conjunction with the Sun or Moon or with a benefic stellar body. According to tradition, Regulus conjunct MC will bring with it connections with rulers, honorable people or famous people. If the cosmogram as a whole points to this possibility, Jupiter conjunct Regulus is one of the best configurations for success. People like this can reach high positions, positions of trust, preferment and favors; fortunes. Riches and power could fall to these natives easily. Elsbeth Ebertin had this star near the MC (the author of this book, 'Fixed Stars and Their Interpretations' and mother of Reinhold Ebertin author of 'C.O.S.I.'). An old saying goes that Regulus in the 10th house 'makes astrologers to kings. people in high positions and noble men'. Naturally not everyone who has this configuration will make a 'Royal Astrologer' even if he has the necessary knowledge and capabilities. But with Frau Ebertin, this rule was borne out. During the first world war, her book 'Royal Nativities' was published. There followed commissions from royal houses and ruling industrialists (listed in the book Fixed Stars and their Interpretations by Ebertin-Hoffman). Elsbeth Ebertin studied historical events with the planetary configurations in each case and came to the following conclusion; "when Mars or Saturn are in conjunction with Regulus, especially exciting events are always recorded e.g. assassinations, coup d'états, revolutions, revolts, demonstrations, overthrow of heads of state and similar events". [Fixed Stars and Their Interpretation, Elsbeth Ebertin, 1928, p51-52.]
http://www.constellationsofwords.com/stars/Regulus.html

Regulus *
Lion's Heart
† Behenian Star The most Royal Star. Raphael, the Healing Archangel, the Watcher of the North. Nobility, ambition, alertness, great power, status, leadership, sudden downfall, accidents, violence
29° Leo 53 Fortunate Mars/ Jupiter/ Uranus
http://www.astrologycom.com/fixedstars.html

posted June 19, 2009 10:16 PM         

Now with the stars, I never looked into that and I think I'd be a greenhorn with use of the stars in Astrology.

posted June 20, 2009 09:16 PM         

The 2 difficult people in my life that have been quite hellish is a Jupiter conj Pluto square Saturn and another with Jupiter square Pluto......

Jupiter has to do with relating to others....square to pluto...it seems to really put the control aspect with others....where the owner of this configuration demands information...shared stuff instead of being voluntary....

Square to Saturn....inhibiting.

posted June 21, 2009 01:36 PM         

I'm a Heinz 57 of Astrological signs in my chart. I have planets scattered all over the place. I have planets in all 3 signs that you have asked about but the strong influence is my Mars in Capricorn in the 8th - I am an Aries.

posted July 14, 2009 11:03 AM         

So the next person on my list has Sun, Mercury, Venus all in Mercury square to Neptune, Jupiter and Mars in Virgo. The Virgo in the is person's chart really wins out cause the Gemini stuff seems invisible. The most cagiest person I have known a d would ginzu your soul if you did 1 wrong thing that was small.