posted December 25, 2012 04:08 AM            

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Gemini Sun
Libra Moon
Gemini Mercury
Cancer Venus
Virgo Mars
Virgo Asc

posted December 25, 2012 07:23 AM            

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Originally posted by Jessica2407:
Why is it so little info on inconjuncts? I have been searching on the net and there is so little to be found. They only say that adjustment is needed.Can someone tell me what those quincunxes mean? Are quincunxes hard aspects?

Moon Quincunx Ascendant
Jupiter Quincunx P. of Fortune
Jupiter Quincunx Midheaven
Vertex Quincunx Midheaven

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They are tough aspects. They are planets that do not support one another in any way, as far as I can tell. The placements are too different for the planets to produce results of any kind together. As far as I can tell, the results produce frustration and the inability to get things to come together due to circumstance.

One example in my chart is between the asc, Mercury inconjunct Saturn. It explains why I am so terrible at math and I mean really terrible. So terrible I cannot pass a college Algebra class although I can pass with As in every other subject. I cannot explain it. I have put a lot of time and effort into it and still have gotten nowhere.

posted December 25, 2012 09:13 AM            

Fortune Your Good Fortune are in a Critical Relationship

Jupiter quincunx the Part of Fortune suggests that you lack the natural ability to integrate those functions governing expansion and growth with your appreciation and/pr pursuit of good fortune. Thus, it is not considered to be a fortunate aspect. You also are likely to have a very difficult time fitting the concept of good fortune into your worldview. This may result in you failing to recognize your good fortune, let alone appreciate it. When good fortune occurs, it may be hard for you to understand this. Also, because good fortune may be an alien concept for you, you may not pursue your fortune as you otherwise would and certainly would have a difficult time taking chances or otherwise expanding your horizons in order to pursue your fortune in life.

This is not to say that you may not possess good fortune, on the one hand, or that you may not enjoy affluence, expansiveness or understanding, on the other. It is just that you have a very difficult time connecting and, thus, profiting from these two functions. Often it is the case that in your early years you may never have experienced good fortune to know what it was, or you may have been told that you were unfortunate or unlucky. It is also possible that you were forced to make your way in the world in a way that did not leave room for any enjoyment and that you therefore do not associate pursuing your fortune in life with pleasure, gain and enjoyment. You may also fail to see the connection between your own expansive efforts and obtaining good fortune and, thus, expect that good fortune will just happen to you.

You may have had to learn, through the experience of personal crisis and hard lessons, that you must understand and appreciate your good fortune and that your good fortune should translate into further expansion, benefit and pleasure. Another lesson that you may have to learn is that you must take some risk and go outside your normal boundaries in order to pursue your good fortune. The end result, after experiencing these lessons, may be that you develop a greater ability to understand and grow by utilizing your good fortune, as well as a greater sense of fulfillment and enjoyment of your fortune in life.

The crises and lessons that you experience are often meant to either purify or transform your worldview and sense of comfort, on the one hand, and your attitude towards your good fortune, on the other. Crises may be caused by you taking your good fortune for granted or by failing to expand in order to pursue or grasp your fortune in life. You may fail to understand the importance of using your good fortune wisely. Or, you may become so focused on pursuing your fortune that you are unable to enjoy life, to give or to others.

Generally, there is a sense of urgency or time element in the need to recognize your good fortune and employ this for your own good and for the good of others. In order to resolve the crisis, you must connect with the side of yourself that is out of balance. Frequently, this takes an act of wisdom and acceptance of your fortune in life with a commitment to make the best of it, whatever it may be.

Transcendent Potential

You can actualize the transcendent potential of Jupiter quincunx the Part of Fortune when you realize that the key to resolving the crisis that faces you is to understand what good fortune in life actually is. This meaning has been hidden from you and will continue to be hidden until you make an effort to understand your self and grow spiritually. Once you connect your spiritual understanding with the concept of good fortune, you realize that the greatest good fortune is spiritual, not material. As one mystic has said, "O Bikha! Everyone has rubies in their bundle, but few know how to untie the knot." The supreme good fortune is to discover a spiritual guide and connect with Him/Her and then to grow in spiritual understanding and Grace..

Insecurity

posted December 25, 2012 09:16 AM            

Jupiter quincunx the Midheaven suggests that you lack the natural ability to integrate those functions governing expansion and growth with the needs of your super-ego. Consequently, you rarely employ those qualities associated with Jupiter--such as optimism, expansiveness, understanding and well-being--to achieve the goals that are sanctioned by society and transmitted through the super-ego. You are also likely to find it difficult to experience pleasure and happiness through accomplishment or to understand the needs of your super-ego.

This is not to say that you may not experience happiness, growth and understanding or that you might not be successful or intent on the pursuit of your career and achievements. It is just that these two areas of your life are not likely to be related to each other. It may be that in your early years your achievements were never rewarded so that you did not develop an association between happiness and accomplishment. It is also possible that you simply did not experience those mechanisms that normally would have assimilated the values of the super-ego into your psyche and personality.

As a result, you may lack a proper appreciation and interest in the legitimate needs that the super-ego normally manifests for the good of society. Generally, you have had to learn, through the experience of personal crisis and hard lessons, how to feel good about your achievements, your involvement in your career and your need for status and recognition. This may entail understanding that the role that your super-ego drives you to play is valuable to society and does produce happiness and well-being, not only for yourself, but for others as well.

The crises and lessons that you experience are often meant to force you to recognize and integrate Jupiterian functions--such as optimism, desire for expansion and reward and/or understanding--into your super-ego motivated career and accomplishment drives. This sometimes entails the transformation of your worldview--particularly as related to super- ego concerns--or your concept of pleasure and well-being. Crises may be caused by you ignoring opportunities for growth, development and happiness while pursuing your career and other goals or by you engaging in ungenerous behavior or harboring a morose attitude with respect to your super-ego driven duties.

Generally, there is a sense of urgency or time element in your need to accept and integrate the Jupiterian characteristics into those activities that are governed by your super-ego. In order to resolve the crisis, you must connect with your Jupiterian energy. Frequently, this takes an act of wisdom and understanding, as well as perspective and humility.

Transcendent Potential

You can actualize the transcendent potential of Jupiter quincunx the Midheaven when you realize that you have been neglecting the positive elements inherent in the super-ego and you consciously try to develop a greater understanding of the importance of responsibility and duty. You may, through an expanded understanding of what is really important in life, reach the conclusion that your real duty and responsibility lies not in the pursuit of traditional super-ego concerns such as career achievement and material accomplishment, but in devoting yourself to spiritual work and accomplishing something that will bring you real joy and happiness. If you have been diligent and fortunate, and particularly if, at a critical moment in your life a spiritual teacher or guide appears, you are shown the Way that will lead you to accomplish your real goals.

Insecurity