posted November 29, 2018 05:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Plut0nian2:
I can't find nothing bout it online.
I have both Venus and Mars quincux my DSC but it's quite loose (6 & 7 orbs).
However I attract Cap Venus men all the time that falls in my 7th H but their Venus is inconjuct mine.

Any thougts/experiences?

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That is out of orb for a quincunx, which has a maximum orb of about 3°. 143-44° is a bi-quintile. 156-7° may not be within range of the 154°17' triseptile.

However, if you really feel this aspect is active in your life as a quincunx it could be a clue to rectification of the Asc. I would say it needs the support of transits and/or progressions (very tight) to support the idea, not just a vague subjective feeling that it is.

The dynamic of quincunxes of planets to the DC depends on whether they are also actually within range of semi-sextile to Asc (max orb ~1.5° depending on the planet). If there is a semi-sextile to Asc then the dynamic is initiated mostly on your end likely as hesitance with Venus, misdirected impulse with Mars. This quickly becomes a technical issue, because the quincunx is not as easy a dynamic to observe or confirm like a conjunction/parallel, square, or opposition can be. The dynamic is more opportunities + misfires, but lots of people could say that about their relationships and love lives.

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posted November 29, 2018 08:15 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
That is out of orb for a quincunx, which has a maximum orb of about 3°. 143-44° is a bi-quintile. 156-7° may not be within range of the 154°17' triseptile.

However, if you really feel this aspect is active in your life as a quincunx it could be a clue to rectification of the Asc. I would say it needs the support of transits and/or progressions (very tight) to support the idea, not just a vague subjective feeling that it is.

The dynamic of quincunxes of planets to the DC depends on whether they are also actually within range of semi-sextile to Asc (max orb ~1.5° depending on the planet). If there is a semi-sextile to Asc then the dynamic is initiated mostly on your end likely as hesitance with Venus, misdirected impulse with Mars. This quickly becomes a technical issue, because the quincunx is not as easy a dynamic to observe or confirm like a conjunction/parallel, square, or opposition can be. The dynamic is more opportunities + misfires, but lots of people could say that about their relationships and love lives.

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Thanks, you are right, I calculated it:

CAP-LEO
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1. DSC-Venus = 141.11° (Bi-Quintile?)
2. DSC-Mars = 143.01° (Bi-Quintile)
3. DSC-Jup. = 150.16° (Quincunx)

I can't say if I feel the quincunx energy because I don't know the interpretation of Quincunx/Bi-Quintile between Venus/Mars and DSC.
I was wondering why do I have so much in common with Cap Venus men while I have no common values/tastes with Sag/Aries/Libra/Gemini Venus? Even with other Leo Venus we have some similarities but still not as much.
I thought that it has to do with Venus square Pluto and Venus being in 2nd H of Taurus.
Or is Venus in someone's 7th H that strong to give common tastes even when with Venus quincunx Venus?
It's not like we have 100% same tastes-values etc it's more like it's the best combination compared to others. I'm wondering if it has to do with smth else in the synastry that I'm not aware of.

That's how I realised that my natal Venus is quincunx (by sign) to my DSC. In the end it is closer to being a bi-quintile I guess. I would like to know how these aspects work. All I can find for Bi-Quintiles is that they show creativity but there is struggle expressing it?

posted November 30, 2018 02:18 AM            

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Originally posted by capricorncheriscty:
If Venus is inconjunct the DSC that means it is semi-sextile the ASC.

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