posted January 03, 2015 03:22 PM            

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Originally posted by Lonake:
However, it's not really possible to claim someone else's theory as you claim your shirt, is it

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You are SO right. It was a clumsy analogy. Really inexcusable.

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Originally posted by Lonake:
If you say "your theory" people might get excited

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A thousand pardons, I misspoke. I never anticipated people getting excited; perhaps I just assumed people would know it wasn't MY theory, as I clearly posted the author of the study and took no direct credit for the information. I thought, in context, it would be apparent that I was saying "my" as shorthand for, "This is 'my' thread" (and we could debate about the appropriateness of claiming possession there, too, I guess) "and this is the theory I would like feedback on." Furthermore, let me clarify that usually I am just goofing around with I'm so cappy, saying whatever crazy nonsense pops into my head, and actually don't expect other people to read into it. I enjoy a bit of freedom this way, rather than always having to be strictly literal out of fear of being misunderstood...though it's partly others' own fault, I think, if I post the author name and the article very prominently and then they think I am trying to take credit for writing and developing the whole shebang.

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Originally posted by Lonake:
A quick search of the archives here shows this topic mentioned previously,
Astrologer Degree

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Oh thanks, I should have done that, too. Full of errors, aren't I?

posted January 03, 2015 03:51 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
You are SO right. It was a clumsy analogy. Really inexcusable.

A thousand pardons, I misspoke. I never anticipated people getting excited; perhaps I just assumed people would know it wasn't MY theory, as I clearly posted the author of the study and took no direct credit for the information. I thought, in context, it would be apparent that I was saying "my" as shorthand for, "This is 'my' thread" (and we could debate about the appropriateness of claiming possession there, too, I guess) "and this is the theory I would like feedback on." Furthermore, let me clarify that usually I am just goofing around with I'm so cappy, saying whatever crazy nonsense pops into my head, and actually don't expect other people to read into it. I enjoy a bit of freedom this way, rather than always having to be strictly literal out of fear of being misunderstood...though it's partly others' own fault, I think, if I post the author name and the article very prominently and then they think I am trying to take credit for writing and developing the whole shebang.

Oh thanks, I should have done that, too. Full of errors, aren't I?

Thanks for your opinion on the rest of it.

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posted January 06, 2015 11:05 PM            

I have an 8th house Uranus, the only planet to aspect my big 3 (Sun, Moon, Asc.} as well as My chart Ruler Jupiter/Sag/12th
I was pleasantly surprised to find Urania conjunct my Ascendant.

posted January 07, 2015 11:47 AM            

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Originally posted by florence:
Uranus conj asc, Saturn conjunct mc. Moon in 2nd conjunct Neptune in sag at 17'58.

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posted July 28, 2016 10:28 PM            

Progressed Jupiter Rx, 28 Taurus. I guess it's square that axis.

posted July 28, 2016 11:52 PM            

Moon in Gemini in the 8th
Venus at 28 degrees Aqua
11th House ruler direct (I have no retrograde planets)
Uranus is my final dispositor in Aquarius
Uranus Trine Vertex

Uranus in the 4th house conjunct Sun. Also conjunct Neptune and Mercury if you use wide orbs and allow for the conjunction to IC to emphasize this conjunction.

Saturn conjunct Descendant at 27 degrees Aries in the 6th.

Mercury in the third conjunct Neptune exact and Sun in Aquarius.

Urania aspects:
Urania in Scorpio in the second
Sextile Mercury (dissociate)
Square Venus
Semi-Sextile Mars (dissociate)
Quintile Uranus
Conjunct Chiron
Semi-Sextile Ascendant (dissociate)
Parallel Mercury

Good enough indicators to identify me as an astrologer lol

posted July 29, 2016 03:46 AM            

My Mercury in Virgo is at 12 degrees, currently located in my 7th house. (House placement could change with rectification, but that's what I'm going by at the moment.) My Mercury is trine Uranus, Neptune and Saturn and squares my Moon. It's also conjunct my Sun and Venus (the ruler of my 2nd).

My Draconic Chiron is at 18 degrees Virgo. My Draconic Saturn is also at 12 degrees Pisces and located in the 12th house.

While I wouldn't classify myself as an astrologer, it's certainly interesting to think about.

posted July 29, 2016 04:42 AM            

12th house saturn aspecting sun ,moon, venus ,mars, neptune and pluto

moon in taurus in 2nd house aspecting neptune, venus,

vertex on 18 virgo

neptune aspecting moon

jupiter in pisces opposing venus in virgo

ascendant on 22 aquarius

uranus on 29 leo

venus on 12 virgo

jupiter 11 pisces