posted February 23, 2012 03:52 PM            

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Originally posted by ariesdragon:
Ceri what about Neptune square Jupiter?
What do you think of it in synastry?

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NOt that much of a biggie. It is half generational. There might be a bit too much fantasizing and seeing things in a too rosy light though, maybe triggering each other`s indulgent behaviour.

It would get more personal significance, if Neptune or Jupiter were also aspecting a personal planet, ASC or MC.
Neptune could bring some confusion to the house the other Jupiter rules.
Jupiter could tend to overemphasize, exaggerate things connected to the house Neptune rules in the Neptune person`s chart.

Just be aware of the rosecoloured glasses.

posted February 23, 2012 03:55 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
Hmm Ceri
So very interesting. Do you want to write an easy to understand article on it and I will put it on my website? You can do it after you research it, if you want.

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thank yuo for the offer, I feel honoured by it.

But for now I donīt think I will delve into this research, as quite honestly, both, the nodal axis as well as Neptune are quite generational.
It just got my attention that this aspect cropped up almost reliably in relationships that failed.
Bu relationships will break up even without that aspect. So not sure how reliable that one really is.
I had been researching about 30 synastries I think, and it is clearly not enough for a good research.

posted February 23, 2012 03:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Oh gosh, NO! Of course not!

In harsh aspects (square and opposition) to personal planets and the angles they can cloud your sight though, so that you would not notice any first signs of abusive behaviour, if it should happen.

But Neptune aspects on their own will not indicate abuse (other than evasive confusing sometimes even deluding behaviour).
Neptune will not run amok, swinging the axe.
But it might turn off the ability for reasonable thinking, so that other possible "axe-swinging" aspects can come to the forefront more easily.

Do you know what I mean?

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Ceridwen,

Of course I know what you mean.

posted February 23, 2012 04:01 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
NOt that much of a biggie. It is half generational. There might be a bit too much fantasizing and seeing things in a too rosy light though, maybe triggering each other`s indulgent behaviour.

It would get more personal significance, if Neptune or Jupiter were also aspecting a personal planet, ASC or MC.
Neptune could bring some confusion to the house the
other Jupiter rules.
Jupiter could tend to overemphasize, exaggerate things connected to the house Neptune rules in the Neptune person`s chart.

Just be aware of the rosecoloured glasses.

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posted February 23, 2012 04:19 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
thank yuo for the offer, I feel honoured by it.

But for now I donīt think I will delve into this research, as quite honestly, both, the nodal axis as well as Neptune are quite generational.
It just got my attention that this aspect cropped up almost reliably in relationships that failed.
Bu relationships will break up even without that aspect. So not sure how reliable that one really is.
I had been researching about 30 synastries I think, and it is clearly not enough for a good research.

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Aw Thank you. The honor would be mine. There is so much room for exploration in Astrology. Each person can be an intrepid explorer, as I see it.

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posted February 24, 2012 12:36 AM            

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Originally posted by athenegoddess:
Squares to anything are horrible. Except Venus and Mars.

Conjunctions and Oppositions are cool.

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posted February 24, 2012 01:19 AM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
Ceridwen,

Of course I know what you mean.

Sorry. Humor doesn't translate well over the internet

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posted February 25, 2012 07:36 PM            

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Originally posted by crabbypatty:
starmoon, how long have you and your boyfriend been together? I only ask because I'm trying to see if it's possible to have a venus-neptune retain the glow despite the passage of years... I had an awful Venus conj. Neptune experience with my husband (we're now divorcing) that I swore I wouldn't repeat...and now another man has come into my life looking to become romantic with me, and to my surprise and (possibly) dismay, we've got the same exact thing in synastry (my venus, his neptune) as me with my husband...

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just a year, so we're not a long-term example yet