posted April 20, 2014 11:21 AM            

Here are some of them:

Sun Trine Sun
Mars Trine Mars
Jupiter Biquintile Jupiter
Moon Trine Pluto
MidHeaven Trine MidHeaven
Ascendant Trine Ascendant
Eros Trine Eros
Parvati Trine Parvati
Knight Sextile Knight
Logos Conjunct Logos
Logos Sextile Angel
Atlantis Opposite Atlantis
Atlantis Sextile Osiris
Osiris Sextile Osiris

There are more too.

Doesn't that seem like a lot?

And that's just listing the ones that have the same Aspects between them.

If I put all the ones that are between the same two Planets, but with maybe a Sextile and a Trine to each one, it nearly fills the chart.

posted April 20, 2014 12:22 PM            

this is very interesting and I would further analyze it just to get more insight in our astronomical universe or whatever.

Let's start with the following example;

*Sun Trine Sun
Mars Trine Mars*

Ok, what's going on here ^^?

There are 2 possibilities;

A) both your natal Sun/Mars midpoints are conjunct/opposite. If so, which DW'aspect would be the logical result? (it can be a DW on any degree). We call this a "midpoint to midpoint alignment".

B) the midpoint of your Mars and his Sun is conjunct/opposite the midpoint of his Mars and your Sun. In that case we get a "same phase angle" or more theorically "mixed midpoint alignment".

posted April 20, 2014 12:25 PM            

They are all in the same Element.

posted April 20, 2014 12:46 PM            

Those Planets are in Trine.

Whether you look at it from Sun number one or Sun number two, they both Trine.

Same for the two Mars.

And Ascendants.

posted April 20, 2014 01:21 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
It's a Synastry.

Those Planets are in Trine.

Whether you look at it from Sun number one or Sun number two, they both Trine.

Same for the two Mars.

And Ascendants.

And MidHeavens.

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posted April 20, 2014 01:25 PM            

It fills about a third of the Synastry Grid.

posted April 20, 2014 01:35 PM            

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Originally posted by mir:
It doesn't matter how you call it. Fact is that if you have 2 pairs of the same planets with the same angle there will always occur an interesting symmetrie. One of them is a DW (= SAME degree aspect and can be any degree)

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Which ones do you refer to?

It is not a composite chart, you noticed that, right?

posted April 20, 2014 01:36 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
Out of 121 possible Aspects (with Ten basic Planets and Nodes) there are 32 that have Double Whammys.

This really seemed like a lot.

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posted April 20, 2014 01:38 PM            

The basic Planets, that is.

That's all this count takes in.

It has minors as well as majors.

What would be the norm for what you've seen?

posted April 20, 2014 01:44 PM            

But then again, if many of these are sextiles within 10 degree orb, well, I personally donīt find those too amazing.
Should you find many within 4 or 5 degree orbs and including major aspects, where at least one is a personal planet, angle or angle ruler, (possibly also 5th house or 8th house ruler), then I would listen up.

posted April 20, 2014 01:47 PM            

These are just the basic ones that correspond.

posted April 20, 2014 02:16 PM            

So my criteria:
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set of planets:
Sun, Moon, mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Satur, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, NN

orb:
conjunction, opposition, trine, square: 6°
sextile, quinkunx, semisextile: 3°

DW counted ONLY, if at least one of the planets was Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars or NN

With these criterias I amazingly found that there were usually 7 DW`s, and I mean that, it is almost ridiculous how often it was EXACTLY 7. lol

This happened in usual long lasting marriages and relationships (example: friends of mine, my parents, Newman-Woodward, other friends of mine etc.)

If there were less than 5 DW`s it seems the relationship was fizzling out rapidly, sometimes making for an on-off-relationship.

The odd one here was the synastry of Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner, which had a stormy, tempestuous, but also volatile marriage, ending in divorce after 2 years I think. Interestingly they had 7 Dw`s, too. So in their case it didn`t work out for their favour, however it is clear that they were pulling on each other`s strings intensely. Which might be what DW`s are about, providing a magnetism that pulls you together, and makes it difficult to come apart again, even if it was better for the two of you.

posted April 20, 2014 02:32 PM            

***Maybe I am not seeing it, but in the examples you quoted: "Sun trine Sun" and "Mars trine Mars", both planets may be in trine aspect, but as long as there is not simulatneously an aspect between Sun and Mars in synastry, we can`t really say anything about the natal phase, I think?***

Well we CAN say that both natal phases are the same. For example in both cases the Sun would be 55 degr. ahead of Mars.

Just a random example;

a) Sun 12 Cancer
b) Sun 12 Pisces

a) Mars 2 Cap
b) Mars 2 Virgo

This ^^ is not "A)" (refer. to my 1st post).

But this is "B)".
A "same phase angle" as with both the Sun is 190 degr. ahead of Mars.