posted March 29, 2013 10:52 AM            

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Originally posted by Lioness:
Frowns, and runs off to hide...

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Oh don't do that. I look at charts like those and think the energy is incredibly focused. Is there much change in personality?
Whatever you do in life, you'll do it like a *insert stelliums sign*.

Soooo much concentrated energy.

posted March 29, 2013 08:58 PM            

Every sign in my chart is housed its opposite.

posted October 04, 2013 05:05 PM            

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Originally posted by Lunae:
Doomlord posted an interesting chart as a test case in astro for beginners. It had a kite, with all the outer planets (including jupiter and saturn) at the base aspecting venus (the chart ruler) at the tip of the kite and they are ALL retrograde, which is a pretty rare sight for me. I've never seen a chart with all the outer planets in retro before.

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posted October 04, 2013 05:24 PM            

sorry, but i don't think i've ever gotten a proper reaction on my tight sun/moon/AC tsquare as i should. which in turns makes my sun conjunct POF very tight, too.

asc - scorpio 12.31
sun - leo 12.32
moon - taurus - 12.21
POF - leo 12.09

my boyfriend has the same thing! but not as tight. so his POF is tight on his ASC
asc - scorpio 29.30
sun - taurus 25.22
moon - 26.36
POF - scorpio 28.16

LIKE COME ON, PEOPLE. IT'S WEIRD.

oh and my sun/moon midpoint tightly conjuncts my venus. i also think thats strange. also - my venus opposes my uranus and saturn pretty tight so it's conjunct that too.

posted October 04, 2013 05:30 PM            

Mars, Sun, Venus, Saturn in 12th
Saturn conjunct Asc (orb 1)
Pluto conjunct MC.

posted October 05, 2013 06:05 AM            

your son is lucky with that many planets at late degrees, ive noticed that people with planets at late degrees either become rich or excel at something with great talent.

posted February 15, 2015 07:07 AM            

I love statistics so much that I have a burning wish to know the records for most planets in each element and modality – and the longest “empties” for each element and modality too. This I admit is very different from real horoscopes because there is no logical reason why an important person be born at the peak of each occurrence, and I have often found no-one with a known birth time, especially before about 1860 and since about 1970. In other periods, there can be too many people to know whom to single out.

There is also the interesting point that, owing to the prolonged waxing sextile between Neptune and Pluto from 1940 to 2040, the range of possible chart configurations among people living today is slightly limited compared to other periods in the 493-year cycle. Thus, I feel we should not neglect long-dead people in our quest for the most unusual natal chart – their outer planet configurations can be different from anything possible today.

Another point that I might note is that in extreme latitudes horoscopes can look “weird” even when they are not severely unbalanced because the Midheaven can be very close to the Ascendant or Descendant, as seen with this chart for Ann-Margaret.

Of the real horoscopes shown below, I wonder which you would consider the most “weird” (listed in order of birth date):

posted February 16, 2015 08:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Peluches:
Anti-Christ

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It may actually have been contrived to symbolise the end of the Piscean Age with its emotional, compassionate, “feminine” and Christian values to give way to an atheistic, rational, strong-willed, logical and masculinised Aquarian Age by having as many planets as possible in Aquarius. (It is curious, though, that they are all in the natural house of Pisces rather than the first house of Aries).