posted April 27, 2011 04:13 AM            

Since my mercury,venus and sun in sagittarus and juno in sagittarus i think i am not gonna marry someone within 500km around me =))

Juno need help!!! thx?
My Juno Conjuncts my MC
My Juno trines My Jupiter
My Juno conjuncts my Venus
My Juno semisextiles my neptune
My Juno squares my moon
It is in sagittarus 9/10 house.

posted April 27, 2011 04:40 AM            

but also :
square Moon = may be emotional, child-like, moody

Juno being in Sagittarius points back to Jupiter, maybe a foreigner, fun, loving, easygoing.

posted April 27, 2011 05:30 AM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
Looks like you like a partner who is :
Venusian = charming, sensual, polite, artistic
Jupiterian = fun, outgoing, easygoing, light
MC = prolly a high social status, renown

but also :
square Moon = may be emotional, child-like, moody

Juno being in Sagittarius points back to Jupiter, maybe a foreigner, fun, loving, easygoing.

Does that ring some bells?

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posted April 27, 2011 07:08 AM            

i have
Juno in Taurus,8th house
conjunc my moon in Taurus [just 1 degree apart]
conjucn my Jupiter in Taurus [2 degrees apart]
trining my Neptune, ruler of 7th, which is in 4th house
unifying my Pluto,[ i have locomotive chart and pluto is my cutting planet]
semi-trining my chiron in 10th house

the only thing its squaring is my Mars in 5th house

posted April 27, 2011 08:22 AM            

My merc and venus are in sag, sun in 9th house. I highly doubt I will meet someone from my own country to fall in love with. In fact, the last four people I have dated/been in a relationship with have been foreign, but my juno is different. But maybe there is something else at work I am not aware of?

Juno in Virgo and 8th House
Mercury sag (0 degree though) "sextile" Juno
Venus sag square Juno

**I do not get how Juno can be square one sag planet and sextile another sag planet, but that is what is said in astro.com under Walter Pullen

Mars Cap trine Juno
Neptune sag square Juno
Ceres taurus trine Juno
Juno square gem Fortune
MC Scorpio

posted April 27, 2011 10:53 AM            

your Juno points to someone who'd be :
moon = emotional, caring, nurturing
jupiter = fun, easygoing, honest, optimistic
neptune = spiritual, with ideals, compassionate

Juno being in Taurus in 8th = sensual, "earthy", but with depth of feelings, intense in his feelings

the square from Mars may mean someone energetic, dynamic and a starter, someone who initiates things

carl,
your Juno points to someone "earthy", but at the same time smart, with many ideas, quite talkative but not too much, and very sensual. Someone with deep feelings here again, and courageous, a starter.

VenusDI Sirius,
HEY sweet one !

posted April 27, 2011 03:49 PM            

For example my Juno is in Sadge, but I'm not attracted to Sagittarius Suns.

posted April 27, 2011 04:44 PM            

Juno Virgo, 24 degree, 8th house

conjunct Innanen Virgo (27 degree) = I have much to give in a relationship as well?

opposite Proserpina Pisces (19 degree) = Would this mean there is polarizing views on how people find me, attractive wise...good looking or ugly, nothing in between.

Juno forms a tight trine of less than 1 degree with my mars and less than 3 with my north node.

Chiron squares my Aphrodite very tightly - does this mean that I have life lessons in regards to love making or will find it to be healing? or is that life lessons and covering wounds in regards to physical beauty?

posted April 27, 2011 08:38 PM            

Boy does my love luck suck...

So if he's unavailable and not interested in my soul growth, then Im so into him...

I dont even know what to say about this

posted April 28, 2011 12:48 AM            

As for natal hmmmm, it's in 5th in Virgo (cusps is Leo so yay, no idea what it means but it sounds more fun then Virgo) ... so anyway, my Juno is in 5th Virgo, trining my Taurus Asc, sextiling thus me being a Scorpio Descendant, squaring Neptune (I do not want a dream man? Or I want a romantic man?) and squaring my Mars (I am personally offended by Planets/Things that square my Mars).

posted April 28, 2011 01:30 AM            

*conjunct my descendant (libra) by 1 degree
*conjunct mercury in libra (4')
*conjunct vertex by 2 degrees
*sextiles jupiter (3')
*Conjuncts valentine by 5'

These are the closest ones I've bothered to note down lol.

posted May 07, 2011 06:41 PM            

I'm really interested in what you have to say about the juno trine vertex part!

posted May 11, 2011 07:42 PM            

quote:

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Juno represents the wife, the life partner, the soul mate. This asteroid affects a woman's decision to share herself with another through a physical, emotional and spiritual union. Juno picks up where Venus leaves off -- after the courtship phase, when the conquest is over and the love and commitment begin.

The definition of marital union changes over time, as Juno's position in the sky changes. Modern partnerships, including long-term relationships without a legal ceremony and same-sex unions, are still seen as marriages under Juno's jurisdiction. In some parts of the world, marriages are still arranged based on astrological charts.

Elizabeth Taylor , Hillary Clinton and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis all play out the spirit of The Wife. Their power and fame have much to do with their status as wives of powerful and famous men. Despite the efforts of feminism, many women still receive social standing from the actions of their husbands, thus becoming known as the Doctor's Wife or the Preacher's Wife or even the President's Wife.

Loyalty, fidelity, intimacy, monogamy, and the way you possess your partner or wish to be possessed fall under Juno's care. Juno also fosters promises between yourself and your partner, especially those made under the eyes of a Higher Power.

Juno's shadow side presides over infidelity, divorce, codependence, financial dependence and spousal abuse. The darkest side of Juno is home to the woman harmed by her partner's hand, like Nicole Brown Simpson or Dorothy Stratten. Relinquishing total control of yourself and the relationship, or losing your identity, take Juno's example too far."

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So the article seems to be saying that the juno also describes the status women derive from their husbands. What do you guys think about this? Have you found it to be true?

posted May 11, 2011 08:14 PM            

IDK what that says about me...