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From: Cartersville, GA, USA
Registered: Sep 2013

posted September 22, 2013 01:58 AM            

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I am new to this forum and am rekindling my old love affair with astrology. In earlier studies, I never looked at my chart for a T-Square aspect. Now, after a closer look, I believe I see two.

Can anyone confirm that for me? Also, maybe someone can shed some light on that aspect . . .
I know that it has tension that should be overcome, but I'm not clear on it the real implication of it. I have read that perhaps the opposite and missing leg would hold the clue as to how to resolve the tension. Does that ring true?

I thank you in advance for your time, input, and observations!

~Wynn

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From: Mercury
Registered: Aug 2013

posted September 22, 2013 05:03 AM            

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Yes, I'm not an expert either, but I see that your missing leg is gemini in 11th house and on the other it is Aquarius in 7th house. So that is a lot of air you are missing, and in the houses of friendships. Maybe it could point that you should concentrate more on your friends to feel truly happy - how does that sound?

I also have a T-square between mercury, jupiter and saturn/uranus/neptune and the opposing missing link is Aries in 9th house I think....I think it means I should take some more action in my life, seek adventure and be a bit more "out there" on my own.
I am really trying to become lesser passive, also because I have a pisces moon in 29 degree, so I always just stood behind the others who would take the lead... I'm now trying to just do stuff no matter if it is wrong, but I will still learn by doing. I already think it helps a lot, people begin to notice me more now and they are beginning to have more respect And also I have so much more fun, cause of all these new exiting stuff that is happening

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From: nevada
Registered: Apr 2009

posted September 22, 2013 03:40 PM            

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Hello Wynn! Welcome to LL

moving this to Personal Readings

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