posted June 19, 2017 02:57 AM            

Pluto/Ura opp Mercury/Ven/Saturn
Jupiter square Mars
Neptune in 3rd

Mercury/Venus/Saturn parallel and contra parallel Uranus

The Merc/Venus/Saturn and Uranus connection is repeated.

Saturn can form boundaries and Uranus wants to break em. And when we consider Jupiter/Mars square added therein, the belief in what one wants is very strong. Even if delusional.

Neptune is in 3rd and very idealistic. Mercury in 6th in opposition to Pluto is deep thoughts on a constant basis

Is it suicide? Can't say. The transits on the day could shed light. But the chart certainly does suggest an escapist who wanted out(Uranus/Saturn opp) of what "is" (Mercury/ Venus/Saturn conjunct).

And it may have frustrated him greatly if he didn't change his focus(Mars/Jupiter square) or stop obsessing over the need to "escape" it all (Pluto conjunction to Uranus)

Saturn/Uranus also suggest "ground breaking" ideas that change the status quo. But it is usually through a group/movement or organizations that great strides in this regard are made.

So perhaps his music was the outlet? As Saturn rules his 5th house of creativity and Uranus/Pluto aspect it. So he was in a way the voice of a generation?

Saturn/Uranus though does suggest a rebellious streak that with Pluto/Saturn added in, can be both sudden and final.

Uranus is in you face and Pluto can downright exaggerate the extent of the rebellion to outright violence against all that is.

posted June 23, 2017 04:21 AM            

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Originally posted by FatedCinderella:
I absolutely dislike too much water on natal.On his case he had a bit of all water sign.It's too problematic to deal with! The person may feel like an outsider,like they don't belong here.They may have overwhelming emotions and sensitivity and confusion! They may find comfort on imagination,drugs etc (escapism) when things get too tough,when they can't deal with the reality :/

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How can you just say you dislike someone based on their chart in such a one dimensional way?

My chart is mostly water as well. Yes, it leads to strong emotions, great sensitivity, absorbing other people's moods, environments and personalities. It leads you to cry when life gets too much, or when life is so beautiful it hurts. It also gives you exceptional strength, the ability to stay strong through situations other's struggle to process emotionally because you're more in touch with your emotions on a daily basis.

Many people just react and don't know how, or don't want to deal with their emotions. Strong water charts, through experience and age, often deal with inner turmoil and life events and become more resilient and hopefully peaceful in time (depending on your main signs and aspects obviously).

Your description doesn't convey any deeper sense of the nuances of water signs and is just a wide generalization. If I didn't have such a strong inner emotional life I wouldn't be as dedicated to exercising everyday, playing guitar, writing poetry, and having a unique passion for music, film, art, etc.

In great sensitivity there is great strength.

There are positives and negatives to any element.