posted August 05, 2016 06:53 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Interesting Gabby so you specifically related to her role as a mother in that story? Or how she commits suicide after her husband passes away? Or do you relate to the fact that she experiences so much loss?

I relate to Robert Williams doing everything to get her back even going to hell and risking staying stuck there for her which could be explained by chart ruler pluto falling in the 12th sextile my Venus and Neptune and forming a golden yod with my moon in Pisces and Chiron and chart ruler Mars falling in the 10th conjuncting Venus.

Good movie to bring up!

The thing is pluto in the 12th can relate to her desire to die after losing it all but Scorpio rising could never actually go through with attempting to kill themselves bc they don't believe in giving up ever, it's a form of weakness that they abhor, they may entertain it but it's ultimately beneath them and what they are about.

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posted August 06, 2016 12:32 AM            

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Originally posted by the89freespirit:
Thank you for posting and starting this. The original post is from my blog! I also have articles on all the chart rulers except for Aries, Gemini and Sagittarius Rising (those are coming soon).

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posted August 06, 2016 02:06 PM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
My chart ruler (Uranus) is part of an 11th house capricorn stellium with mercury and neptune. All three of these trine my 3rd house taurus moon.

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posted August 06, 2016 03:01 PM            

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Sun as chart ruler.

My Sun is rather obscured by Neptune and conjunctions with BML and Pholus in H8. Sun and BML are both trine Uranus in my chart. It has quite a few aspects in general.

I would say that those aspects, in combination with house placement do paint a theme for my life. Pisces Sun by itself, not particularly.

If my life had a movie theme, it would probably be created by David Lynch (except more mundane; I won't pretend to be quite that interesting...although no one can accuse me of living a dull life).

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posted August 07, 2016 01:31 PM            

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Originally posted by Sulkyarcher:
Pisces rising. A sad tragedy for the early years, but has hope and faith in it also.

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posted August 07, 2016 06:45 PM            

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Originally posted by Federal_Reserve:
I'm Leo Rising, with pisces sun...I don't understand this... , what is the theme of my life ?

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Well given your chart does not need to be rectified you would look at what house your sun falls in and the aspects your sun makes and you should be able to identify strongly with the theme that paints for you.

posted August 07, 2016 07:55 PM            

I can work with that, though I'm thinking of the book more than the movie. It would be something like White Oleander (though unique to myself). In it (the movie a pale shadow of the book), Astrid moves from one different universe to another as she goes to children's homes, foster homes, and other places. From the book:

"And I realized as I walked through the neighborhood how each house could contain a completely different reality. In a single block, there could be fifty separate worlds. Nobody ever really knew what was going on just next door." --White Oleander by Janet Fitch

In each place she gained lessons that helped her become the person that she is. Furthermore, she not only adapted and learned, but she was different people at different times (generally the person she needed to be), submissive to one, defiant to another, be sweet or issue sincere death threats with a razor to the throat, treating one adult as a mentor while protective of a particularly naive and needy adult in another home. She could start out as submissive but turn antagonistic later as she gained new perspectives.

As for me, it was between the 'rents and Granny, a place that was very similar to what the children's home in the book and movie were based on (which was much worse than either, it was so bad that I believe it was shut down by the state itself), in a krew of runaway kids, among stoners and Deadheads while a runaway (and hitchhiking from Texas to California), and then mixing with so many different fringe subcultures as Y2K neared.

After that (and transiting Pluto exited my Sag stellium) I moved more, each place with different lessons and perspectives (as a brief example, I learned the difference between respect for and fear of adults, and parents should want to be respected more than feared, but I wouldn't have been able to learn that had I not lived in very different homes, and sadly many adults never learn the difference between them). I got online to gather more perspectives just as I mixed with many different subcultures and groups, did plenty of research at the library, studied many cultures (modern and historical), dabbled in linguistics (which are essentially concepts--there's a reason many words and phrases can't be easily translated into another language) and in many media genres, and each romantic partnership was very different than than any other I had. I've lived in slums (and on the streets as a kid) and in a lower middle class neighborhood, and I've lived in isolated rural regions as well as large, cosmopolitan cities.

posted August 07, 2016 08:05 PM              

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My chart ruler is saturn, which is in scorpio. Basically, my life overall is like a stereotypical stressful Saturn Return. I've faced so much loss and had to fight for survival. Betrayal is a major theme in my life. I've learned that trust leads to pain and that sometimes a parent can be your absolute worst enemy.

A teacher once said to me that she was surprised I had never been suicidal.

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Yes to this for sure! Capricorn Rising people have a life that is basically an ongoing Saturn Return, living out the hardest parts of the Saturn sign, house, and aspects.

I think it lets up significantly after the Cap Rising's first Saturn Return. Things will be more so challenging afterwards but not excruciating and harsh. By then, after almost 30 years of endless struggle, things get easier and true success is achieved.

It's why I think the actual Saturn Return for Capricorn Rising is usually smooth sailing. It's like the reverse effect because when your life has already been consistently difficult, the only way to go from there is up.

posted August 07, 2016 11:34 PM            

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Originally posted by the89freespirit:
Yes to this for sure! Capricorn Rising people have a life that is basically an ongoing Saturn Return, living out the hardest parts of the Saturn sign, house, and aspects.

I think it lets up significantly after the Cap Rising's first Saturn Return. Things will be more so challenging afterwards but not excruciating and harsh. By then, after almost 30 years of endless struggle, things get easier and true success is achieved.

It's why I think the actual Saturn Return for Capricorn Rising is usually smooth sailing. It's like the reverse effect because when your life has already been consistently difficult, the only way to go from there is up.

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posted August 08, 2016 01:59 PM            

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My chart ruler is saturn, which is in scorpio. Basically, my life overall is like a stereotypical stressful Saturn Return. I've faced so much loss and had to fight for survival. Betrayal is a major theme in my life. I've learned that trust leads to pain and that sometimes a parent can be your absolute worst enemy.

A teacher once said to me that she was surprised I had never been suicidal.

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I feel you, Saturn in scorpio is no picnic! I have it conjunct pluto my chart ruler in the 12th.

The thing with me I suppose is that I have other things in my chart that are good which help balance out a bit this hard tough aspect for me. I am lucky with finding work and when things get really hard if I lose it all my family has my back and I can always move back in with my parents who have an open door policy but they can't protect me from emotional pain.

When I went through my last crisis they were there for me big time, is bc of their support that things worked out for me; it I didn't have their support at that crucial time things could have gone drastically differently potentially.

posted August 09, 2016 09:10 AM            

Uranus in sag, 11th house. (square venus and mercury (8th), tries sun (7th), sextile moon (1th)...what a trip!

Interstate 60 or anything by David Lych

yeah...nonsense

posted August 11, 2016 01:22 AM              

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Well what are your Jupiter and Neptune placements? The early years are suppose to be the 1st house through the 4th.

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I have Jupiter in Gemini, in the 3rd, using equal houses, 4th whole signs. Neptune is in Capricorn, in the 10th, equal houses. 11th house, whole signs.

posted July 09, 2019 02:21 AM            

My chart ruler is Uranus. It's in Scorpio in the 9th.

All my life I've felt on the edge, looking in - I never really fit in. But with age has come the maturity and self-confidence to own it. I love being slightly odd. I've learned to embrace it and use it as a huge strength.

My chart ruler story - weird in the house of philosophy and learning - actually sums that up pretty well.

posted July 09, 2019 03:35 AM            

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There are times when it's been sort of like Pleasantville (I loved that movie).

Scorpio ascendant, conjunct Uranus. Trine Mars in Pisces. Sun in the 6h house, Pluto 11th or 12th. Mars = 4th house.

I'll try to think of a proper one another time. There have also been times when it's been more like the Hunger Games.

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posted July 09, 2019 09:20 AM            

Mars Cancer square IC Aries and Moon

"Jupiter Cancer quincunx Ascendant Sag"

(topic) "Pre-Disastered Home" (for the writer-author, The World According to Garp, 1982) [2:51] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTqz4duPdYQ

posted July 09, 2019 09:59 AM            

Well, to start with, my Venus is all art, aesthetic and pleasure, and no romance or sex. My movie would be dark and edgy but languid and sensual. It would be opulence with a slowly creeping undertone of horror. A fairly tale castle or decadent garden falling into slow decay. Bizzare but beautiful aesthetics. Perhaps Film Noir without the sex, or that strange movie I once saw with the time-lapse photography of decaying fruit, A Zed & Two Noughts, but without the romance... or Lars von Trier's Anticrist, but ignoring all the relationship drama, sex and violence.

posted July 11, 2019 06:18 AM            

Groundhog Day, maybe. Like hey, this is the fourth time I've learned this lesson. I'll take the toaster in the bath tub with me this time.

posted July 11, 2019 11:10 AM            

I cannot express how MUCH, I love murder mysteries, cop stuff, detective stuff etc etc!!

I’ve, most likely, watch every single movie/series ever made about that stuff!!