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milyi
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posted October 11, 2009 06:21 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for milyi     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

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posted October 11, 2009 06:30 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for popcorn     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
My son born in 1984. He always being a dreamson. He is sun aqua and moon taurus. He have mars conj saturn in scorpio in house 10. He also have pluto in scorpio in house 10. Uranus conj asc in SAG.

I have not a problem at all with him. He is the best son you can get.

I was far away from him when I was young and in the same year as him....

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posted October 11, 2009 06:37 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for DD     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I think it is a bit degrading and oversimplifying to categorize ALL people born in entire 2 years like this.

But having said that my brother is born in 1983, and even though he is not crazy, he certainly is out of the norm. He probably fits the term "Indigo Children" a bit, who are said to have been born during that time, if I remember it right.

He has Sun and ASC in Pisces, Mercury in Aquarius, Venus and Mars in Aries and a Moon-Jupiter-Uranus-stellium in Sagittarius.

He is very idealistic, courageous and "socially mature"; he also is very astute in his perception of society and politics and very uncompromising.


But he is also different in this respect from others who have been born in the same year as him, so it might just be his individual traits.

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posted October 11, 2009 08:10 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Glaucus     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I am with DD on this

I fit with the Indigo/Crystal stuff too,and I was born in 1971. I was outside the norm that I was in special education for 3 years including 1 year with the mentally retarded. It was actually preschool,I was identified as being unusual. People thought I was weird,odd when I was in my teens and in the navy. As a male, I didn't fit with male stereotypes. Gay rumors about me because of that. I had few friends. I was really into mythology by 5th grade. I enjoyed reading mythology,arthurian legengds. I kept to myself a lot, a shy,reserved introvert loner. When I was the navy, I tended to keep to myself. I didn't date nor had sexual intercourse until I was 22 years old. That was after I joined the navy when I was 19 years old.


from what my mom told me, my father was just like me. He was born in 1941. He was highly superstitious,and he believed in Voodoo,magick,spirits. Those were things that his grandmother believed in. She was the one that raised him. He was from Louisiana (born in New Orleans,raised in Lake Charles),and those were common black culture beliefs in that area. My mom always tells me that I am so much like him even though I never knew him. I grew up in a dysfunctional household.

I think my mom's side of family has a lot of craziness,etc. It's like a ADHD family.


my exgf was born in 1983 and her sister was born in 1984. They were raised by a mother that's into New Age things any way. My exgf was into her mom's Linda Goodman Astrology books at 13 years old, but she wasn't so serious into Astrology that she studied it in depth. all 3 of them are strong in outerplanet/transneptunian energies. my exgf's sister was in special classes for her Dyslexia.


there was a lot of craziness back in the 1960's when the Hippies came out. hahahaaha


There are a lot of strange,unconventional people in every generation. Many of them just keep their stuff to themselves too.

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posted October 11, 2009 08:46 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for milyi     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

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posted October 11, 2009 09:57 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for aerialcircus     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
This oddness, if it exists, could be explained by Pluto being on the Libra/Scorpio cusp (Pluto changed to Scorpio in November of 1983).

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posted October 11, 2009 10:05 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for DD     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I don`t think it could be explained by such a generational placement.

This placement, if it is involved in it, would have to have strong links to personal planets, especially Moon or the angles.

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posted October 11, 2009 10:05 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for swirl-kitt     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I think you're right We are a bit weird

The weird thing is, I was born in 1983 but the only 83 born friends I had were born on 31 Dec- so it could count as 84..

I think I know another guy too but I don't know what he is up to lately. The people I went to school with were almost all born in 1984- at least those I knew-, my boyfriends were born in 82, 86 etc

I have gone through some really stressful situations for the past 10 years, but especially for the past 5 years or so..


However ! I've got good news !

I kind of feel much better now when compared to the past 10 years and it feels like some huge cloud of stress has just left my sky !

I hope other people born in 83 feel better as well <3

but I'm a scorpio so- pluto in scorpio..

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posted October 11, 2009 10:32 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for popcorn     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I say as Raymond. There are more craziness in 1960--- All hippies and that culture wich was so strong in that time.

My son and his friends have pluto entered in scorpio and I can't se nothing special like that. His pluto 2,07 in scorpio.

When I'm looking backwards when he going at school you have right in some way. When the class 6 was finnished the teacher must splinter it because there was so much chaos in there. The teacher said she never experienced something like that before. It was an old teacher.

When class 7 started...All in the class divide up in group and they get put in new class. Everyone get a new chanse.

I don't know if it's because they born when pluto enter scorpio or something else. I cant in the end se there are something wrong or crazines like 1940 carrer 1950 flowerpower...1960 hippie...1970...

But who know what's end up from 1980 and forward


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posted October 11, 2009 12:18 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for amowls*     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I only know one person born in 83, his Pluto is at 28 Libra and his Saturn is at 3 Scorpio.

He doesn't seem crazy, but then again I live in a "crazy" town. He likes to travel a lot and he train hops from place to place (still pretty normal for this town). He's kind of wayward at this point in his life, but I think everyone goes through that.

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i think the pluto/saturn conjunction is VERY significant. but it's true that if your personal planets are not involved it is probably less so...

my daughter is an early 83 baby, and that P/S conjunction squares her moon and venus in a T...plus she has a jupiter/uranus conj which trines sun and moon and therefore ties into the t-square...

she has had plenty of relationships but this conjunction is in her third and she DOES meet it in the everyday comings and goings and communications, in a big way...power struggles with management not necessarily her "fault" but often to do with her very BIG energy and self-direction.

and her close relationships are mostly fraught with challenges of the plutonian/saturnian kind too...in fact she is just now coming through the worst of this i think.

her classmates at school were "difficult" for teachers...VERY STRONG-WILLED.

edit: my observation ties in with swirl-kitts feeling that the last 5 or 10 years have been serious crunch-time, and the worst of the pressure seems to have left a butterfly where a caterpillar once was...even though pluto is now squaring her sun, she seems to be deriving energy from the transit rather than feeling nailed to the wall by it..

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Oh I totally know what you mean. We are not the norm . Relationships mean alot and we are very sloow in that area. My peers of the '82 have scarce relationships; we just don't really feel so normal in this area, unlike our later generations.
Saturn/Pluto DOES play a huge part. Plus them being in Libra shows relationships are a main impediment, though the sexual energy is there

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posted October 11, 2009 03:37 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for enchantress299     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I don't think we are CRAZY or WEIRD or any adjective there derived.

I was born in 83, and I have Pluto at 27 Libra and Saturn at 0 Scorpio. High energy, yes, power struggles sure. Unique? Totally.

I have lots of friends who are born in these years and I don't think that we're really any different than anyone else other than the fact that we might be more serious about things and more thoughtful. Some of us are slower to trust others and some of us are "late bloomers," but you find those types of people in every generation. I don't think it's fair or CORRECT to characterize this generation as strange. If anything, I've found that there are more "mature" types in our generation just because we've been through more crap.

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enchantress, i agree with you from what i have lived next to all these years! very intense, but crazy? no. very much self-directed, is the way i see it...

i think it may also be more emphasized in those who have the mutual reception, like enchantress and my daughter, sat in scorp and pluto in libra...

interestingly my grandson's mars and venus are ALSO in mutual reception conjunct his mother's conjunction!

he seems to deal with it all just fine!

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posted October 11, 2009 07:15 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Shankara     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I was born in 1983, my Pluto is at 28 Libra and my Saturn is at 3 Scorpio, and yes, I think of myself as different from others around me (not crazy, just focused on spirituality and philosophy and not on the current social trends). However, I felt very, VERY different in school, and I was surrounded by people born in '82 and '83 who were not at all "different."

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posted October 11, 2009 08:20 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Lonake     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
its the saturn conjunct pluto that is a huge driving force, also note that for a period of time Mars was adding to it making it a stellium, which adds even more force. for some definition, look at Hillary Clinton, who was born with another Mars/Saturn/Pluto conjunction - that time it was in Leo. talk about driving force and public degradation and strength of purpose, no weakling there, no matter if you agree with her or not, and for a woman born with that conjunction? very strong masculine energy and she is thus vilified.

this aspect is talked about as one that defines a generation (in terms of its transit):

-conj in Libra in the early 1980s when AIDS was starting to creep into the mainstream, becomes finally acknowledged by the CDC when they have for a time refused to test the blood in the banks thus infecting many hemophyliacs/patients needing blood transfusions., etc. redefining relationships/sexuality (as pluto moves on into the early degrees of scorpio), and adding restrictions
-you can contrast the conjunction with the also intense opposition, say, from Saturn in Pisces to Pluto in Virgo and what this meant for the mid 1960s and that rebellion (but keep in mind this had extra force as Uranus was conj Pluto at the time)
-Saturn in Gemini opp Pluto in Sagittarius and what 9/11 meant, and the resulting wars

hard Saturn/Pluto aspects define generations, among other players, and of course the people who are born at the time of that transit, they have that natal energy. there's intensity and upheaval in what they're born into, it's reflected in the chart, and if it's angular or making hard aspects to personal planets then yes it will be stronger.

that's why people are paying a lot of attention to the upcoming pluto saturn square, especially with the forthcoming uranus in aries, which will be the final hard aspect before we move into another huge conjunction of saturn/pluto in capricorn (the conjunction in Libra was the last) do you assume they'll be strange too?

regardless of saturn/pluto, strong contact with the outer planets will place you out of the mainstream and/or conspire to put you on the spot as a symbol of your generation (in all manifestations possible).

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posted October 11, 2009 09:21 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Glaucus     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
"regardless of saturn/pluto, strong contact with the outer planets will place you out of the mainstream and/or conspire to put you on the spot as a symbol of your generation (in all manifestations possible)."

exactly

even more so with the transneptunians because they orbit beyond Neptune, and so they are more generational, especially Sedna which has the slowest orbit of any object.


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posted October 12, 2009 05:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Lonake     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
thats interesting Raymond, i'll start checking Sedna in the natals now - another astro vice to add

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posted October 12, 2009 05:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for DD     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
But keep the orbs tight, Lonake. I think Glaucus said to only use 10 minutes of arc for Sedna, cause she is such a slow moving body.


Also, I was thinking. I wonder if there is anyone here on this forum who doesn`t think of themselves as "different". Isn`t the fact that we are immersed in astrology already something that sets us apart from most or at least several other people?

But apart from that, yes Saturn-Pluto definitely is a big one.

Strange, I just realize now that my brother has been born with Saturn-Pluto-conjunction and I have been born with Jupiter-Neptune-square, like two ends of a scale.

I still think that the outer planets (Uranus to Pluto and probably the transneptunians, too) usually will be tied to personal planets or angles in charts of people, where they become very apparent.

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why crazyness?

i was born in 1983,august.i have pluto on 27 libra and saturn at 0 scorpio.both in end of 1st house...does this make me crazy?

i dont know...but im with DD-each one of us is special and unique.

strange?

hmmm if you consider to be odd being extremely idealist,not fond of authority or societal politics/rules if not fair...then iup we´re really odd :P

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i dont think its saturn conjunct pluto alone. I was born july 83 and i have saturn 27deg cnj pluto 26deg in my first house..
Also i have another nice conjunction with uranus and jupiter in sag.

We are unique, original and free spirits combined with responsibility. We are in no way weird or unusual. I happen to think that the emo generatiön that are antisocial and the guys that are so feminine from the 89-90 generation are a bit different but i wouldnt be dissing them calling them weird and strange. Thats where and why my generation with (uranus cnj jupiter) accepts that and enjoys unique and different people and can accept society changing and evolving..

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posted August 10, 2017 06:56 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for kewf1988     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
"I am with DD on this
I fit with the Indigo/Crystal stuff too,and I was born in 1971. I was outside the norm that I was in special education for 3 years including 1 year with the mentally retarded. It was actually preschool,I was identified as being unusual. People thought I was weird,odd when I was in my teens and in the navy. As a male, I didn't fit with male stereotypes. Gay rumors about me because of that. I had few friends. I was really into mythology by 5th grade. I enjoyed reading mythology,arthurian legengds. I kept to myself a lot, a shy,reserved introvert loner. When I was the navy, I tended to keep to myself. I didn't date nor had sexual intercourse until I was 22 years old. That was after I joined the navy when I was 19 years old.


from what my mom told me, my father was just like me. He was born in 1941. He was highly superstitious,and he believed in Voodoo,magick,spirits. Those were things that his grandmother believed in. She was the one that raised him. He was from Louisiana (born in New Orleans,raised in Lake Charles),and those were common black culture beliefs in that area. My mom always tells me that I am so much like him even though I never knew him. I grew up in a dysfunctional household.

I think my mom's side of family has a lot of craziness,etc. It's like a ADHD family.


my exgf was born in 1983 and her sister was born in 1984. They were raised by a mother that's into New Age things any way. My exgf was into her mom's Linda Goodman Astrology books at 13 years old, but she wasn't so serious into Astrology that she studied it in depth. all 3 of them are strong in outerplanet/transneptunian energies. my exgf's sister was in special classes for her Dyslexia.


there was a lot of craziness back in the 1960's when the Hippies came out. hahahaaha


There are a lot of strange,unconventional people in every generation. Many of them just keep their stuff to themselves too.

Raymond"

1971 is within the time period of the indigos... Quaoar in Scorpio. It was in Scorpio from roughly 1970-1993, which is a big part of the traditional timeframe of the indigos. Quaoar was in Sagittarius from 1994 until around this year, fitting the crystal children timeframe. Not everybody born during those years are indigos or crystals, but there is a different energy between those Quaoar generations and Quaoar in Libra, which the hippies of Pluto in Leo were, as a lot of them stopped the Hippie stuff when they received higher status (Leo).

And it's normal for people to have traits of the next sign at 28 degrees or later (and in Dick Minnerly's Consideration Cycle, at 29 degrees and 20 minutes of a sign you have the "charge" of the next sign unless it retrogrades before 29'20 within 30 days).

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There's craziness in every generation, and it can last a lifetime. But then we live in crazy societies. Of course many crazy people can recognize craziness in other people even if they don't recognize it in themselves, be it among their peers or people of another generation. Likewise, they can mistake something resembling sanity for lunacy as well.

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posted August 15, 2017 10:26 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Randall     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by PixieJane:
There's craziness in every generation, and it can last a lifetime. But then we live in crazy societies. Of course many crazy people can recognize craziness in other people even if they don't recognize it in themselves, be it among their peers or people of another generation. Likewise, they can mistake something resembling sanity for lunacy as well.

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posted August 20, 2017 04:12 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Randall     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Very relevant words.

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