posted October 12, 2013 09:19 AM            

I have an interesting chart between my hands.
She hasnīt any single opposition or square.
The chart is quite balanced in elements and qualities, but she only got 1 sextile and a couple of trines.
I can find a couple of inconjunctions, one Sun - Moon and one Moon - Neptune and a Venus - Sun semisquare.

Any idea about what a lack of oppositions and square may mean?
She has the tension, as the semisquare and the inconjuctions are there, but I am sure she would feel it in a quite different way as if the where oppositions or squares... More subtle, maybe... More frustating???

posted October 12, 2013 09:29 AM            

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Originally posted by bittersweet81:
Hi everyone!

I have an interesting chart between my hands.
She hasnīt any single opposition or square.
The chart is quite balanced in elements and qualities, but she only got 1 sextile and a couple of trines.
I can find a couple of inconjunctions, one Sun - Moon and one Moon - Neptune and a Venus - Sun semisquare.

Any idea about what a lack of oppositions and square may mean?
She has the tension, as the semisquare and the inconjuctions are there, but I am sure she would feel it in a quite different way as if the where oppositions or squares... More subtle, maybe... More frustating???

What do you think?

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I guess a person with a chart lacking squares or oppositions; is likely to be too comfortable in their own shoes without realizing it.

Too many "soft" aspects in a person's chart mean they often lack assertion or the feeling that they need to improve on what they are doing. (Squares are often like creating friction to produce energy; oppositions are lessons we need to learn).

Despite the fact that most people deem "hard" aspects to be bad; they are actually what drive us to achieve what we've always wanted to achieve.

I think minor aspects like semisquares and inconjunctions aren't always felt as much as the major aspects, but this also depends on the proximity of the 2 planets.

posted October 12, 2013 09:38 AM            

Happy to know you consider squares arenīt not so bad at the end... I have plenty! And itīs true, I have to fight hard to succeed, but I am proud of every achievement because it meant a lot of sweat

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Originally posted by Sven555:
I guess a person with a chart lacking squares or oppositions; is likely to be too comfortable in their own shoes without realizing it.

Too many "soft" aspects in a person's chart mean they often lack assertion or the feeling that they need to improve on what they are doing. (Squares are often like creating friction to produce energy; oppositions are lessons we need to learn).

Despite the fact that most people deem "hard" aspects to be bad; they are actually what drive us to achieve what we've always wanted to achieve.

I think minor aspects like semisquares and inconjunctions aren't always felt as much as the major aspects, but this also depends on the proximity of the 2 planets.

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