posted January 21, 2011 05:59 PM            

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Originally posted by littlecloud:
I see Mars in the first house and some strong 8H/Pluto energy. Not necessarily scorpio in the top three. Possibly sun, moon, or venus in the 8th house.

edit: wooops totally missed the answer there. Any chance I'm right about any of the placements?

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Whatddya mean , she didn't post the answer.

I just see Aquarius

posted January 21, 2011 09:53 PM            

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Originally posted by blonderiverkat:
Sagi Sun, Leo Moon, Cappy rising...

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I had indeed posted it right here...you caught it littlecloud

mochai funny...cuz her fiancee, my son, has his sun in Aries...her Jupiter is in Aries...Mars and Pluto in Scorp..

posted January 22, 2011 12:32 PM            

The Cappy asc gives her that very nice bone structure.

She's very intense but elusive to others. I would describe her as the observer. She observes other people first before deciding on her own actions. That venus square Jupiter said to me lover of the arts, then I remembered how you said she likes to paint her dreams. She's very visual and prefers to show her feelings, emotions, thoughts via art rather than speaking words. Because to her words aren't enough to capture the emotions and essence of what she feels. When she paints she probably uses a variety of shades of one color because she's good at picking up these tiny little differences and the subtlety of how one thing flows into another. I see a lot of blue/purple in her art. Did anyone die when she was young? Does she talk to that person in her dreams? Somehow feeling like she receives guidance from them?

She's very intense and captivating. People are drawn to her because of this. They feel a need to capture her but naturally they can't. Others may also find it difficult to be around/communicate with her because they can't understand and deal with her intensity. They can't communicate with someone who isn't exactly straight forward. Where they have one answer, she has 10. I think she secretly likes this mixture of attention she gets and probably tries to emphasize it more, being different just for the sake of being different. She like the idea of rebelling yet also feels a need to keep some sort of "tradition" in her life and that's a struggle for her. People may see her as rather outgoing which I think she is, however many times they misjudge the depth of her. Much like water. When you look into it you can only guess at what exactly it is you are looking at, the best bet is for that person to just dive in and go exploring assuming of course that they are not too scared.

posted January 23, 2011 03:21 AM            

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Originally posted by blonderiverkat:
Bucket chart? I haven't come across that term yet lonake...what is your opinion on what that would mean for her? Do you think it could to relate to someone who is perhaps a very evolved soul? Thanks again

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posted January 23, 2011 04:37 PM            

This is what it says about the Bucket chart:

The Bucket will be seen when nine planets are grouped in one half of the chart and one planet, which is called a Singleton, is in the other. Bucket people are risk-takers and need to be successful. They will tend to focus their energy in one direction.

This one is a good link explaining the aspect configurations:
http://www.lunarliving.org/astrology/grandtrine_kite.shtml

So now as far as this chart. Well the first thing that I see is that both charts you posted actually hit my angles a bit. This person feels and finds their identity in the home. They are defined and define themselves by their home, and family life. However there is a certain power struggle in the house. This person has a very dominating feel. They are very passionate and possessive. Also very single-minded in their approach to just about everything in life. This is a person who will continue to argue a point even after proven wrong for the sake of complete stubbornness due to a feeling of ego loss when they are proven wrong/challenged. When she was young she would tear the head off of anyone that touched anything that belonged to her yet she allowed herself to completely destroy her own possessions, it was only ok for her to do it.

Does she write poetry? Does art inspire her to write poetry? Just by looking at a painting or photograph? She feels the need to write out the story that one sees.

She's very talkative and idealistic and wants to impose her idealistic views on others (whether they like it or not)

Was she an orphan by any chance? Or raised by someone else other than her birth parents?

Over all I think traveling and higher knowledge is essential to her emotional growth. Being in the world allows her to better learn from it. Studying abroad in a foreign country, or learning a different language. Trying to find the everlasting evasive answers of Why?

posted January 23, 2011 06:00 PM            

Kat