posted January 29, 2014 01:39 PM            

Or maybe Ceres for the Moon?

posted January 29, 2014 01:47 PM              

This says alot because I'm brilliant.

Don't look at me like that. I'm a Leo.

posted January 29, 2014 01:49 PM              

This says alot because I'm brilliant.

Don't look at me like that. I'm a Leo.

EDIT : I was wiping off my computer and it reposted this.

posted January 29, 2014 02:25 PM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
And if we were determined to assign something, there's only Jupiter and Saturn left. So...Jupiter for the Sun and Saturn for the Moon (lol)?

Or maybe Ceres for the Moon?

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I think the Sun's higher octave is Saturn, while the Moon's higher octave is Jupiter, IMO. (if they even have a higher octave)

(only using planets, no asteroids)

But if asteroids are used, then Ceres is good for the Moon and Chiron for the Sun, IMO.

posted January 29, 2014 11:25 PM            

I don't really think they NEED to have octaves.
since they are really more personal and directly related to you more than any other planet,

Honestly I don't really think there is a good or bad placement for the sun and moon. It's subjective really.

posted January 29, 2014 11:32 PM            

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Originally posted by Mercurian Intellect:
I think the Sun's higher octave is Saturn, while the Moon's higher octave is Jupiter, IMO. (if they even have a higher octave)

(only using planets, no asteroids)

But if asteroids are used, then Ceres is good for the Moon and Chiron for the Sun, IMO.

And if adding Vulcan and Earth into the equation, then Earth for the Sun, Jupiter for the Moon and Saturn for Vulcan, IMO.

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posted January 29, 2014 11:39 PM            

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Originally posted by IMoppedtheFloor:
][]POJJCVCASQAAQFor once I'm stumped.

This says alot because I'm brilliant.

Don't look at me like that. I'm a Leo.

EDIT : I was wiping off my computer and it reposted this.

I'm leaving it cuz I find that amusing for some reason.

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posted January 29, 2014 11:41 PM            

ARTEMIS and APOLLO. Right?

posted January 30, 2014 12:10 AM            

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Originally posted by Kerosene:
Again sun and moon are luminaries.

I don't really think they NEED to have octaves.
since they are really more personal and directly related to you more than any other planet,

Honestly I don't really think there is a good or bad placement for the sun and moon. It's subjective really.

I mean yeah I can see how having Venus is a light signs would be an advantage because she has similar personality but the sun and moon are just dimensions of ego and subconscious.
I don't think it's nessarily important to have a certain type of ego or mental outlook to live a stable or happy life.

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posted January 30, 2014 12:15 AM            

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Originally posted by Mercurian Intellect:
I think the Sun's higher octave is Saturn, while the Moon's higher octave is Jupiter, IMO. (if they even have a higher octave)

(only using planets, no asteroids)

But if asteroids are used, then Ceres is good for the Moon and Chiron for the Sun, IMO.

And if adding Vulcan and Earth into the equation, then Earth for the Sun, Jupiter for the Moon and Saturn for Vulcan, IMO.

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posted January 30, 2014 04:43 AM            

Here are the octaves in my opinion:

Sun - Jupiter or Earth
Moon - Earth or Jupiter
Vulcan - Saturn
Mercury - Uranus
Venus - Neptune
Mars - Pluto

- Jupiter for the Sun because both Jupiter and the Sun contain generosity themes, but the Sun can get controlled by it’s ego and can become rather selfish and ego-driven in obtaining it’s popularity and status by “faking” it’s generosity, while Jupiter is always generous and expanding. Never looking for anything in return but expanding to create a better and more lively, generous, jovial and positive world with it's uplifting and optimistic nature.

- The Earth for the Moon because the Moon controls the water’s tide, so it governs marine life, specifically, but the Earth governs all life, it sustains life and allows it to bloom, thrive and flourish. The Earth contains water plus vegetation, and an oxygen rich atmosphere. The Moon even orbits the Earth and is much smaller than it. The Moon exalts in Taurus, which is even ruled by the planet Earth. (IMO)

- The Earth for the Sun because the Sun is looking toward Earth to ground itself. The Sun is opposite from the Earth, so it’s looking for stability and security within the self of the individual. It has much to do with the Sun/Earth opposition and Sun trying to become a more stable and evolved individual by being complemented by the opposite sign of the Sun sign.

- Jupiter for the Moon because the Moon wants to nurture and care for the people or animals they love, while Jupiter wants to care and expand for the world as a whole. Jupiter isn’t limited by it’s own biased love of something because it loves the world and only wants to bring hope and optimism to it and every living thing on it. This is why Jupiter is exalted in Cancer, so that it can nurture (Cancer) the world as a whole and expand (Jupiter) the love and care to everyone.