posted October 21, 2016 11:06 PM            

How do you think your Sun's House has innately manifested in you as a person?

I've just been looking back on my childhood a bit lately and noticed how strongly my 8th house Sun shows through. Now this could be partly because of how Pluto is placed in my chart too, however I'm not certain.

I plan to elaborate on as to how I believe it manifested in my next post.

posted October 22, 2016 01:35 AM            

Sabian symbol:

TWO CHINESE MEN TALKING CHINESE IN A WESTERN CROWD

This Symbol implies being able to find someone to communicate with, even when you’re in what might feel like alien territory. You may feel that you are often surrounded by people who don’t understand you or even suspect your ways of doing things or your motives. Finding someone of like mind or feeling will help you feel more comfortable and secure. Thinking and speaking in your native tongue or a language that reflects your thoughts and beliefs will bring greater ease and comfort. Sharing mutual thoughts can help transcend feelings of alienation and can lead to new understanding. Transcending feelings of alienation. Having a specialized language that doesn't communicate with everyone. Having a completely different mindset. Interpretations.

The Caution: Not adapting to the world. Being with people who don't share philosophies or understanding. Not communicating on your own level. Judging others as different. - http://sabiansymbols.com/symbol-lookup/

posted October 22, 2016 02:33 AM            

I was a very shy, highly sensitive child that loved joking around and playing with friends. I used to love the idea of role playing, anything that used my imagination. A very prominent feature of Cancerian and 4th house traits is the love of family, and I did cherish the thought of being a mother and having children of my own through role playing.

posted October 22, 2016 08:04 AM            

I am the eldest child, HOWEVER when I was a few months old my parents took my aunt in (who was 8 years at the time, and her father was working shifts, her mother was dead, so she needed someone to look after her).

I`ve had a very happy childhood, even though there might have been some unusual things about it. Not only my aunt is sort of my elder sister this way, but my brother, who was born 2 years after me, has the Down syndrome, and then I have another brother who is 8 years younger than me.
We`ve always had tight connections to our grandparents, too, sharing a house with them (paternal grandparents this time; until I was 5 we lived near to the maternal grandfather).

I don´t know, but I cannot complain about anything. I was loved, cared for, though not pampered, there were a lot of discussions (still are!) about books, education, social issues, life-philosophy and choices etc. in my home.

I was allowed to make my own decisions with whom I wanted to play (or not!), was given enough free time (so no forced piano lessons or similiar things for me, though I later opted to learn electric piano), though if I chose to learn something, my mom insisted I would see it through to the end. I was allowed to be stupid/ lacking in intelligence (which actually was not the case), but laziness was a big NONONO.

Well I guess I can`t really complain about anything. Though it means that the connection to my family is very close, which can be a a good thing and yet a bad thing at the same time occasionally.