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Topic: What is a duet??
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amelia28
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posted June 10, 2014 09:04 PM
  
Ok so I am learning about Yods (I have a composite Yod) and I am super hooked which led me to come accross duets...
Book about Yods: [URL=http://books.google.com/books?id=0WryjJC_FQIC&pg=PA158&lpg=PA158&dq=composite+yods&source=bl&ots=D-47eKYT1z&sig=nhNPTb2K7ArqsycPw50YeR-rIZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=iKSXU-zfGompsAS36oHoA w&ved]http://books.google.com/books?id=0WryjJC_FQIC&pg=PA158&lpg=PA158&dq=composite+yods&source=bl&ots=D-47eKYT1z&sig=nhNPTb2K7ArqsycPw50YeR-rIZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=iKSXU-zfGompsAS36oHo Aw&ved[/URL] =0CB8Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=composite%20yods&f=false
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Doux Rêve
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posted June 10, 2014 09:20 PM
Oops, link fail!No idea about duet; hopefully someone else will chime in cause I'm exhausted right now. IP: Logged |
amelia28
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posted June 11, 2014 07:44 PM
I have tried looking it up.....and this is the only thing I could find:"and planets in duet (that only aspect each other)" so two planets that only form aspects to each-other......... Interesting.. IP: Logged |
yellowelevator
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From: Michigan, Neptune, and sometimes Pluto
Registered: Nov 2013
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posted June 11, 2014 08:31 PM
That is so funny you posted this, I'm literally reading this book right now to get a better understanding of my own YOD haha. Funnier thing is, last night when I was reading before I went to sleep I read the part in the book where the author describes what a Duet is:"A duet, in the musical sense, requires two participants who play music together. In astrology, too, we have a so-called duet: two planets that "dance" together, exclusively with each other, apart from other planets. This is the case whenever two planets only aspect each other, and neither creates a major aspect with any other planet. It is possible that one of the two or both form an aspect with the MC or the Ascendant, but as we have seen, this does not count when judging unaspectedness. So we have two planets that are involved only with each other, and stand apart from the rest of the horoscope. This is what we call a duet. An "unaspected planet" in fact. Practice teaches that both planets will behave as if they were unaspected. So they each bear the previously mentioned hallmarks of unaspected planets, and aside from this we can also see the influence of each on the other. A duet can be linked by any aspect, so it doesn't matter if it is a trine, a square, or a conjunction, to name just a few. What's important is that neither planet creates any aspects to any other planet." - Karen Hamaker-Zondag IP: Logged |
amelia28
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From: AC conjunct Jupiter-Uranus
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posted June 11, 2014 09:02 PM
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Originally posted by yellowelevator:
That is so funny you posted this, I'm literally reading this book right now to get a better understanding of my own YOD haha. Funnier thing is, last night when I was reading before I went to sleep I read the part in the book where the author describes what a Duet is:"A duet, in the musical sense, requires two participants who play music together. In astrology, too, we have a so-called duet: two planets that "dance" together, exclusively with each other, apart from other planets. This is the case whenever two planets only aspect each other, and neither creates a major aspect with any other planet. It is possible that one of the two or both form an aspect with the MC or the Ascendant, but as we have seen, this does not count when judging unaspectedness. So we have two planets that are involved only with each other, and stand apart from the rest of the horoscope. This is what we call a duet. An "unaspected planet" in fact. Practice teaches that both planets will behave as if they were unaspected. So they each bear the previously mentioned hallmarks of unaspected planets, and aside from this we can also see the influence of each on the other. A duet can be linked by any aspect, so it doesn't matter if it is a trine, a square, or a conjunction, to name just a few. What's important is that neither planet creates any aspects to any other planet." - Karen Hamaker-Zondag
Thank you!  I am so fascinated by Yods! share anything interesting you read about Yods with us please Duets sound so romantic "two planets that only aspect each other" awww hahaha IP: Logged |
yellowelevator
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From: Michigan, Neptune, and sometimes Pluto
Registered: Nov 2013
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posted June 12, 2014 12:09 AM
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Originally posted by amelia28:
Thank you! I am so fascinated by Yods! share anything interesting you read about Yods with us please Duets sound so romantic "two planets that only aspect each other" awww hahaha
Aw you're very welcome! I'm glad I was able to post that. They are definitely fascinating, couldn't agree more. I will! And haha they do sound romantic, I really like how she described them. IP: Logged |
Dancing Maenad
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From: The Harvest
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posted June 12, 2014 06:25 PM
I have a duet in my natal chart. Venus conjunct Chiron and they don't aspect any other planet, but they both trine Asc and oppose MC. My career is representative for this bond and perhaps my looks also (Cinderella? Lol).------------------
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amelia28
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posted June 12, 2014 09:43 PM
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Originally posted by Dancing Maenad:
I have a duet in my natal chart. Venus conjunct Chiron and they don't aspect any other planet, but they both trine Asc and oppose MC. My career is representative for this bond and perhaps my looks also (Cinderella? Lol).
Wow Interesting duet combo......!
If you don't mind sharing what do you do for a living?
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amelia28
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posted June 12, 2014 09:58 PM
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