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posted August 29, 2011 11:53 AM            

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Ok, I read somewhere the "t square" is a potent aspect. Well, I have one: Aries Mars (4th house) opposes Libra Sun (10th house), then both planets square Capricorn Neptune (1st house). now what confuses me is the focal point. And the empty house (7th house/Cancer) that sits on the opposite side. How do you interpret this?

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posted August 29, 2011 11:58 AM            

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One thing I know for sure is it is a "cardinal", but its in 3 different signs. Fire, Earth, and Air. And the empty house across from Capricorn is in Cancer (Water). Does it mean I have to release my energy in a relationship (7th house)? I have trouble relating emotionally within a partnership?

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posted August 30, 2011 04:05 AM            

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I read it as a need to be vulnerable in relationships, to care and allow yourself to be cared for rather than having it be about win or lose all the time, showing that caring sweet face to others, maybe moody too sometimes but it's part and parcel of being completely open. There's fulfillment through learning to bend to the other person's wishes while also making sure that you are taken care of, it's the house of compromise, no one is allowed to eclipse the other, the two walk hand in hand and help the other when in need or hurt. They're both given space to emote so that it is no longer a question of who comes out on top (Capricorn 1st), and then with Neptune in 1st the 7th shows that no one gets to play victim or run away when things get tough. Squaring Libra Sun in the 10th it shows that no one gets to go for the glory, for emotional security taking a back seat to superficially calm waters, and squaring Aries Mars in the 4th it shows that there is a way to get needs met that doesn't involve being trapped in a war zone. There can be a home and security and love (Cancer) and that home involves considering the needs of others and being realistic about the role you play in relationships (7th).

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posted September 05, 2011 03:14 PM            

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