posted March 30, 2016 07:38 AM            

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Originally posted by athenegoddess:
Its on your seventh. When a planet is the same sign as the house cusp, it mostly belongs to that house cusp.

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I agree with the above statement.

posted March 30, 2016 09:55 AM            

"When a planet is the same sign as the house cusp, it mostly belongs to that house cusp."

I didn't know this. Awesome thank you.

posted March 30, 2016 11:12 AM            

Let me add another one. Did you know about "the rule of the last sixth"?
If a planet is in the last sixth of a house it sort of is on the threshold and belonging to both houses, but mostly the following one.
The idea behind this rule has to do with the 7th and 6th house. As we know the sun sets at the DESC (the cusp of the 7th house), so while it transits from 8th through 7th house up to the DESC, there is still light, and only at the cusp it sets. however even a time after that, while technically already being in 6th house, there is still twilight (as if the Sun was still above the horizon), and that could be one of the observations behind that rule of the last 6th.

Personally I don`t use it. I don`t use whole sign houses either.
But I do think that any housecusp, not just the angles, is a sensitive degree, and if a planet is conjunct it within very close orb 1° - 1°30 approximately, it will make itself felt in terms of that cusp very clearly, and that usually is very similiar to its placement IN the house.

So for me it is like this: I don`t use cusps, not with signs and not with houses (the luminaries might be a difference because of their width in zodiacal length which can extend 15 minutes to each sides of the centre of the planet itself, which is what the astrologers use to define the sign, but let`s say that centre is at 29°55 Capricorn, the whole width would actually extend to 0°10 Aquarius - so I might be inclined to use a little a cusp with Sun and Moon, too. and then there is of course the thing with the lunar parallax, too. hmm...)

Anyway so for me it would not be so much that the planet is counted into the next house (by default), but the conjunction to the cusp of the house makes it very prominent, in fact I think it makes it more prominent, as if it was just placed somewhere in the middle of it.

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I have an example in my chart myself btw.

Uranus 1°21 Scorpio
11th cusp 1°37 Scorpio

I would not even DREAM of applying Urnaus to the 10th house in my chart. It is just too closely conjunct the 11th house cusp, PLUS it is in the same sign.
I wouldn`t generally apply this "same-sign-rule" to any planet, but if it is closely conjunct AND in the same sign, it is absolutely counted into the next house.

I do have Mars on 5°10 Sagittarius in 12th
conjunct ASC on 7°01 Sagittarius

While one could debate this Mars belonging totally into the 1st house (same sign, conjunct), it`s not true.
Not wanting to complicate things but this is a 12th house Mars conjunct ASC. It`s both, I clearly have felt both sides of it, which is not easy btw.
It`s like a Mars that is aware of its 12th house placement. lol

(especially as a child my dreams were very "martial", a lot of violence, death, warlike sceneries, fire in them. Which was weird, as I have grown up in a very safe protected harmonious family. I sometimes felt like I was picking up the family`s history maybe, both grandparents being expelled and exposed to massive violence during the 2nd world war; I wonder if I might have accessed some form of genetic memory.).

posted March 30, 2016 11:14 AM            

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Originally posted by Nyctea:
[B]I was wondering because it's(Neptune) in 29' Capricorn and I have Venus 1' Aquarius and they make a very tight conjunction. My 7th house is in Aquarius btw.

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posted March 30, 2016 01:05 PM            

My son has 29 degree Moon in Libra (yes, my son has an anaretic Moon ), and his H5 appears to begin at 0 Scorpio.

He has Cancer Asc, and Moon trine Neptune, so I'm not really sure how to interpret his Moon. He already has placements and aspects that would support either house (home/family, and creativity).

He acts like a Moon in H4, but that could be his Cancer Asc, and synastry with family.

posted March 30, 2016 01:34 PM            

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Originally posted by Nyctea:
I have Neptune in the 6th, i'ts 1 degree 'away' from the 7th. I noticed that i'm like a magnet for Pisces/Neptune influenced people (It could be my SN i think)

I slightly remember reading that if a planet is at the end of a house then it is interpreted in the next, is that so?

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No. IF the Asc figure is accurate (and that cannot be known without testing and validation) then you've got Neptune opposite Asc, to be interpreted as such.

Neptune opposite Asc indicates a tendency to see others ideally, not clearly, to see them based on what you hope is in them or to extend compassion in a way that may compromise personal balance. There may also be a tendency to knowingly or unknowingly misrepresent yourself to others, creating misunderstandings.

Houses create more unnecessary confusion in astrology, by implying a system of 'is or is not' categories which don't actually exist in the sky. Moving Neptune into a 7th house interpretation is essentially an admission of rectification of the Asc to an earlier degree. That takes some effort and expertise.

posted March 31, 2016 02:59 PM            

In other words, with Neptune in the 6th it is your health/vocational life/pets that are Neptunian. With Neptune in 7th the 'others' in your life (partners, at least one of them) are Neptunian.

There's nothing to be terrified of in astrology. If you find it that way, put it aside and get grounded.

posted April 01, 2016 06:42 AM            

Yeah Neptune in the 6th house being a threat to my health, that's nothing.

I had a best friend who was a Pisces Sun, my sister is a Pisces Sun, my dad a Pisces Moon and Venus, the boy i grew up with(he was my neighbor and a good friend) is a Pisces Moon. I have a friend who's Pisces dominant. The other friend i have is a Pisces ASC. There's probably more that i'm forgetting. So because of the conjunction it affects my 7th too.

posted April 01, 2016 09:15 AM            

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Originally posted by Nyctea:
I was wondering because it's(Neptune) in 29' Capricorn and I have Venus 1' Aquarius and they make a very tight conjunction. My 7th house is in Aquarius btw.

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Well if its still in Capricorn, it changes the ball game a little. As Cap and Aquarius are differing energies altogether.

Aquarius/Cap 7th house cusp both tend to attract impediments, interruptions and delays in relationships. As both are ruled by Saturn, they often learn a more "mature" approach in dealing with partnerships.

Aquarius however, is less enthusiastic about this whole "marriage"/"commitment" thing than Cap. As Cap often assumes responsibility early on and wants to grow up quickly.

Having Neptune on the cusp of the 7th but in Cap may still have great influence in the 6th.Especially when in Cap.

What kind of environment do you work in?

posted April 01, 2016 09:48 AM            

I said that because A LOT of people with Nep in the 6th have diseases that seem to come from "nowhere", weird allergies, hard to diagnosis. I'd say 9 out of 10 people who talked about this placement on their chart said the same thing.

I try to take care of myself, but there are things we can't avoid.

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Haha i wish my relationships were 'delayed'. I don't want to get married before my 30's *i beg you destiny*

posted April 01, 2016 10:14 AM            

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Originally posted by Nyctea:
What kind of environment do you work in?I don't work yet. I'm studying hard to pass an exam so i won't have to pay college. I finished school 1 month ago.

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I see. But even with this being the case, there is a way that Neptune there manifests on an everyday basis (6th).

Do you go to church often? Or perhaps paint/draw? Part of a theater group?

posted April 01, 2016 12:17 PM            

Jupiter, Mars and Uranus in the 7th are guilty too

I don't go to church often. I used to draw more when i was kid, i'd rather draw than play with dolls but now i don't it too much. I was part of a theater group, that was an amazing year, i met such cool people. I want to go back next year because it feels like i'm home (this year i couldn't because the only option for me to do it was nighttime and i don't go out at night ).

posted April 03, 2016 11:38 AM            

Often Neptune in 6th is said to not be able to keep a steady job. Or the type to work at night?

I think it could also manifest as a work/day job with the displaced in society i.e homeless people, mentally challenged individuals, senior citizens, children with special needs etc.

There is a need for Neptune in 6th to "escape" on an everyday basis. And often they can be drawn to work that has a more "spiritual" rewards than one that is purely materialistic.

I really don't picture a 9-5 corporate office job with these guys. Nor one that is high-paced and dis-engaged from one on one personal contact.

posted April 03, 2016 12:37 PM            

Thanks for sharing all of these. I imagine that the reason why 6th house Neptune doesn't affect me so much is because i have 6 planets in angular houses. I read that mutable houses aren't strong as much as the cardinal ones.