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Topic: How rare is it for someone to have a stellium in their chart?
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vanessa
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posted January 11, 2012 04:02 AM
  
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Dawnlies
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From: France
Registered: May 2011
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posted January 11, 2012 04:10 AM
I have two stelliums, I don't really know how they are affecting me :- The first is in libra house 11, venus (22), saturn (25), sun (26) and pluto (26). - The second in sagittarius with uranus (2), asc (3) and moon (6) In sagittarius 1st house I also have a conjunction between mars (21) and neptune (24) Anyway, all my planets are really near each other from mercury in 8° libra to neptune in 24° sag, except for chiron which is in 26° taurus. IP: Logged |
RedScorp
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From: Ontario, Canada!
Registered: Jul 2011
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posted January 11, 2012 04:26 AM
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Originally posted by Dawnlies:
I have two stelliums, I don't really know how they are affecting me :
I feel the same with my own Neptune-Moon-Uranus in Capricorn. I'm not so sure how it affects me. I know it super charges my Fifth house, seeing as how anything Fifth-y, I relate to so much! EDIT! I super agree with VenusDiSirius below IP: Logged |
VenusDiSirius
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From: Saturn-free H12 ;)
Registered: Aug 2010
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posted January 11, 2012 04:29 AM
I see stellium as 4+ planets in same sign,house. (out of sign stelliums are also strong,but not as consistent in united action)
And,if one planet in domicile,3 planets form a stellium,imo.As to if it's rare... No!
Hypothetically ,let's say Merc and Venus move closely to Sun,Merc has two domiciles,so as Venus,and Sun has one. That 5/12 of newborns with stellium. Add this to slow moving planets... IP: Logged |
acousticbob
Knowflake Posts: 28
From: UK
Registered: Aug 2010
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posted January 11, 2012 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by Dawnlies:
I have two stelliums, I don't really know how they are affecting me :- The first is in libra house 11, venus (22), saturn (25), sun (26) and pluto (26).
Similar to me. I have Merc, Saturn and pluto at 26 Libra.
Not really sure how it effects me. I guess I like to be balanced in my assesments and I've hated injustice (against others or myself) since I was a young child. I can get very defiant/stubborn (could be my Scorp Sun there too!) when I sense an injustice.
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acousticbob
Knowflake Posts: 28
From: UK
Registered: Aug 2010
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posted January 11, 2012 09:35 AM
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Originally posted by vanessa:
Until recently i involved in long time struggle to get an understanding of the very essence of action - reaction - how movement achieve result, you know, spiritually.So in a way, i can't move once i'm 100% sure that i will get what i want. Hopefully that will change soon.
Mars in 12th house is painful let me tell you.
I have mars cap and north node cancer too. It makes me feel like career is what I thought I wanted. But once I got it a became apathetic and 'spirituality', thoughts and feelings became much more meaningful to me. I'm in transition lol
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YoursTrulyAlways
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posted January 11, 2012 10:17 AM
It can't be that rare. My kid has eight planets clumped together in three houses, where two consecutive houses have stelliums and everything conjuncts. IP: Logged |
FireWire
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Registered: Sep 2011
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posted January 11, 2012 11:51 AM
I've also wondered how rare they are. I have I think...4 planets in my stellium across two houses, maybe 5 planets, I'm typing from my phone, so I don't have my chart (btw, someone should create a pocket chart, LOL).The orbs are all 3 degrees and under, I believe. In fact, I don't know that the widest is even three degrees. I was told (I think by BelligerentPygmy) that it is generational and not very uncommon to have such an
arrangment. I'm supposedly a 'super sag' (lol), but I typically get asked if I am a Capricorn, Taurus, Scorpio or a Pisces/Aqua cusp (I've gotten that one often, actually)--and only Libras think I'm a Libra, lol. Can you tell how much fun I have with that game!?  I feel I have still been acting out my south node (Scorp), but I'm *finally* feeling the progression to my north node and my Sag like characteristics are becoming more visible these days. What do the stelliums mean, rare or not? The concentration of energies, I too am curious (like vanessa). IP: Logged |
BeholdAstarte
Knowflake Posts: 333
From: las vegas, nevada, USA
Registered: Dec 2009
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posted January 11, 2012 07:59 PM
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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I see stellium as 4+ planets in same sign,house. (out of sign stelliums are also strong,but not as consistent in united action)
And,if one planet in domicile,3 planets form a stellium,imo.As to if it's rare... No!
Hypothetically ,let's say Merc and Venus move closely to Sun,Merc has two domiciles,so as Venus,and Sun has one. That 5/12 of newborns with stellium. Add this to slow moving planets...
thats pretty much what i was saying. aggreed! plus.. practically everyone who posted to this thread has a stellium. haha IP: Logged |
BeholdAstarte
Knowflake Posts: 333
From: las vegas, nevada, USA
Registered: Dec 2009
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posted January 11, 2012 08:03 PM
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Originally posted by woah cakes:
yeah i think it's pretty rare. i didn't realize it had to be only personal planets though?i have a stellium of sun, merc and mars. merc and mars are 0'02 degs apart and they are a little less than four degs from my sun so i count it, and yeah that's obv more rare since the odds of those three conjuncting are fairly slim.
my suns conjunct my mars by 0 degrees and my merc by 3, and i know 2 other people who are born the same day as me. plus my dad has the same stellium but reversed. i think a co worker has the stellium too. cant be that slim, it happens more often than every decade or something.
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downtomars
Knowflake Posts: 981
From: NY
Registered: Apr 2009
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posted January 11, 2012 08:30 PM
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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I see stellium as 4+ planets in same sign,house. (out of sign stelliums are also strong,but not as consistent in united action)
And,if one planet in domicile,3 planets form a stellium,imo.As to if it's rare... No!
Hypothetically ,let's say Merc and Venus move closely to Sun,Merc has two domiciles,so as Venus,and Sun has one. That 5/12 of newborns with stellium. Add this to slow moving planets...
This is true. I was thinking that lots of people probably have that Sun-Mercury-Venus conjunction because they can't be that far from each other. I have a Venus(0)-Sun(7)-Mercury(8) stellium in Leo in the 7th with Venus conjunct the DC (1) and then Sun(7)-Mercury(8)-Jupiter(17) forms another (wide) groupie thing there. So I have Venus-Sun-Mercury-Jupiter in Leo in the 7th. IP: Logged | |
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