posted January 29, 2015 02:23 PM            

However, I found this to be very interesting. I recently contacted the hospital where I was born and found out my birth time was a bit different than I had thought. Which threw me for a loop, but I discovered I have 8 planets that are conjunct my angles.

Jupiter/Pluto conjunct Ascendent,
Sun/Saturn/Mercury/Venus conjunct Nadir,
Moon conjunct Descendent,
Chiron Conjunct Midheaven

posted January 29, 2015 04:56 PM            

I can attest to a few things here:

Moon/DSC - Yes, I can dazzle someone if I mean to. As far as acceding goes, I tend to meet with some opposition

Venus/DSC - Yep, I am naive and enthusiastic and people tend to admire that, especially Venusian types

Pluto/IC - Somewhat agree. My Pluto is square my Venus, so I think they're at odds. I do usually win arguments, though I am self conscious about sending someone spiralling into depressing contemplation.

"Ruler IC conjunct IC – Self-cloistering – You are friendly and sociable, but fundamentally are a loner, and you find sustained contact with other people grating or enervating (self-pampering). You are happiest and do your best work alone, on your own."

^That is VERY true and makes a lot of things make sense. Even though I have a lot of planets in the 7th, I tend to get infuriated if someone sustains too much contact or tries to "merge" with me. I definitely need alone time.

posted January 29, 2015 05:42 PM            

I love angular planets. I see them as very obvious in a person's nature, particularly when they're on the AC and the MC. Planets on the Ascendant define the way you carry yourself and present yourself. Planets on the Midheaven define how you go about making a name for yourself and being successful. These planets become very strong parts of people's opinions of you, especially those who you're not that intimately close with.

Planets on the IC and DC are more involved in intimate relationships but are just as obvious: in the way that you privately live, from day-to-day (IC), and the ways in which you relate to people and influence them (DC).

I think planets in an angular house can still be strong, especially if they're in the same sign as the angle. But, if not conjunct the angle, they won't thrust themselves outwards as blatantly and noticeably. But, I also have Sun in the 7th House and that definitely still affects the ways in which I interact with people and form relationship bonds with them.

posted January 29, 2015 05:52 PM            

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Originally posted by Iced8Ace:

^That is VERY true and makes a lot of things make sense. Even though I have a lot of planets in the 7th, I tend to get infuriated if someone sustains too much contact or tries to "merge" with me. I definitely need alone time.

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I've come up with a theory for 7th House planets, which definitely fits for my Sun in the 7th. I don't think that 7th House people always need to be with others. I just think that any planet in the 7th House often needs the same kind of expression back from the other person in order for the person to fully express that planet themselves.

Like, take Sun in the 7th. I'm a very lively, colorful person but I've had trouble, in the past, fully expressing my personality (Sun) when someone else can't fully express their personality. If they were dull people or we weren't on the same page, it'd feel like the life was going out of me. So, I was making my Sun's expression dependent on them. I needed them to be fun for me to be fun, mostly because I'm so used to being able to get people to laugh and have a good time (the 7th House planet is always influencing others). Not having that energy from others used to throw me off balance. Now, I'm learning how to just totally let out my personality, no matter what the other's personality is like, and that that'll attract people who have enough energy and life in them to satisfy me.

I think that can work with any 7th House planet (I don't know what yours are). But, Pluto in the 7th seeks intensity from the other to feel intense. Mars in the 7th House wants someone who's driven so they can feel fully motivated. Etc, etc. So, in that way, we 7th House people might be behaving dependently and need to just seek that planet in ourselves, first, and find someone who can meet us halfway. But, it doesn't mean 7th House people are hopeless co-dependents, either, who can't handle being alone. I never freak out or flounder while alone or doing things alone.

I'm actually doing an ongoing series on 7th House planets on my blog and talk a lot about what I just said. I've only covered the Sun and Saturn, so far, but check it out and sees if it interests you.

posted January 30, 2015 09:41 PM            

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Originally posted by the89freespirit:
I've come up with a theory for 7th House planets, which definitely fits for my Sun in the 7th. I don't think that 7th House people always need to be with others. I just think that any planet in the 7th House often needs the same kind of expression back from the other person in order for the person to fully express that planet themselves.

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Yes, or you start to feel drained!^

I have Saturn in 7th so I read your blog post. It's mostly correct, but I definitely don't seek a go-getter, business mentality in a partner. Stability to me is common sense... I am independent and expect that naturally. I chuckled at the resume bit -- it's true, I do check if my partner meets certain criteria but I don't account for superficialities. The hardest thing for me is to find someone who is consistently genuine. Whenever I find someone like this, I become naively hopeful. Nothing remains consistent, however. Jupiter aspects & Saturns in Pisces. Saturn plainly for me means learning detachment and patience.