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Topic: Ascendant Contacts in Synastry
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fireopal
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posted August 19, 2011 09:11 PM
  
Curious about the meaning of many Asc contacts - Does anyone know the significance of this in synastry? Thankyou. His Asc to Her Planets Asc trine Sun
Asc sextile Moon
Asc BQ Mercury
Asc inconjunct Venus
Asc square Jupiter
Asc sextile Saturn
Asc opposite Uranus
Asc Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Asc square Node
Asc conjunct Chiron
Asc trine Vertex
Asc opposite Pallas
Asc BQ Juno
Asc semisquare Vesta Her ASc to His Planets Asc Semi-sextile Sun
Asc square Moon
Asc conjunct Mercury
Asc conjunct Venus
Asc sextile Mars
Asc conjunct Jupiter
Asc conjunct Neptune
Asc sextile Pluto
Asc BQ Chiron
Asc sextile Lilith
Asc trine Juno
Asc conjunct MC IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted August 19, 2011 10:37 PM
What are the orbs like?IP: Logged |
tuxedoMask
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posted August 19, 2011 11:36 PM
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Originally posted by fireopal:
Asc opposite Uranus
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Doreen
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posted August 20, 2011 12:56 AM
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Originally posted by tuxedoMask:
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Uranus opposite Ascendant Think of this as a conjunction between the Ascendant person's seventh house cusp -- the house of marriage and other partnerships-- and Uranus, rather than as a true opposition. This is likely to be an unusual relationship in some way. From the world's point of view, you two may appear an unlikely match, but if you enjoy each other's differences you may be able to make it work. The relationship is likely to be subject to many ups and downs, and unexpected events. It may have begun quite suddenly -- and has the potential to end just as suddenly, although you shouldn't set off expecting that this will happen. It would take more than one aspect to cause this. The key to success here will be to give each other plenty of freedom. Also -- be prepared to roll with the punches, because you never know what might occur with Uranus in such a prominent spot. Just something I found on the net IP: Logged |
fireopal
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posted August 20, 2011 05:13 AM
Mintgirl the orbs are as followsHis Asc to Her Planets Asc trine Sun 1a
Asc sextile Moon 0s
Asc BQ Mercury -1s
Asc inconjunct Venus 0a
Asc square Jupiter 7a
Asc sextile Saturn -4s
Asc opposite Uranus -1s
Asc Sesquiquadrate Neptune 0a
Asc square Node 3a
Asc conjunct Chiron 7s
Asc trine Vertex 1a
Asc opposite Pallas -4s
Asc BQ Juno 0a
Asc semisquare Vesta 0a Her ASc to His Planets Asc Semi-sextile Sun 0s
Asc square Moon -8a
Asc conjunct Mercury 4a
Asc conjunct Venus 6s
Asc sextile Mars -2
Asc conjunct Jupiter 2
Asc conjunct Neptune 3
Asc sextile Pluto 1
Asc BQ Chiron 0
Asc sextile Lilith 1
Asc trine Juno 2
Asc conjunct MC 7 IP: Logged |
fireopal
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posted August 20, 2011 05:14 AM
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Originally posted by tuxedoMask:
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL
Dare I even ask? IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted August 20, 2011 05:40 AM
You shouldn't count the orbs that are higher than 4 degrees. 8 degrees for a square is much too loose.Uranus makes me rocky and unstable so yeah... It just makes the relationship not particularly stable. IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted August 20, 2011 05:43 AM
quote:
Originally posted by fireopal:
Mintgirl the orbs are as followsHis Asc to Her Planets Asc trine Sun 1a
Asc sextile Moon 0s
Asc BQ Mercury -1s
Asc inconjunct Venus 0a
Asc square Jupiter 7a **don't count this**
Asc sextile Saturn -4s
Asc opposite Uranus -1s
Asc Sesquiquadrate Neptune 0a
Asc square Node 3a
Asc conjunct Chiron 7s **don't count this** (esp this this is an asteroid)
Asc trine Vertex 1a
Asc opposite Pallas -4s
Asc BQ Juno 0a
Asc semisquare Vesta 0a Her ASc to His Planets Asc Semi-sextile Sun 0s
Asc square Moon -8a **don't count this**
Asc conjunct Mercury 4a
Asc conjunct Venus 6s
Asc sextile Mars -2
Asc conjunct Jupiter 2
Asc conjunct Neptune 3
Asc sextile Pluto 1
Asc BQ Chiron 0
Asc sextile Lilith 1
Asc trine Juno 2
Asc conjunct MC 7 **don't count this**
Also I think it's best to stick with conjunct, square, trine and sextile. BQ and semisextiles etc are really minor aspects.
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fireopal
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posted August 20, 2011 06:05 AM
Thanks Doreen - the Uranus/Asc contact seems to say expect the unexpected!IP: Logged |
fireopal
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posted August 20, 2011 06:15 AM
@ Mintgirl 'A jupiter aspect for instance, was allowed an orb of 10 degrees, which is very wide, considering that 10 degrees applies on either side of the actual degree. In this system, Mercury,Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto were permitted an 8 degree orb. The Sun got 12 degrees, the moon got 8.' That's something I've noted that some astrologers count 8 degree orbs. I think that any contact still has significance because they are still in communication with one another and so must have an effect upon one another?? I shall look more into this. It wasn't so much the orbs I was looking at this time (although this is necessary too!) - it was more that the Asc contacts really stood out in the charts and so I felt that this must be important within the relationship - I have to learn why it is so relevant (as I'm learning). IP: Logged |
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