posted December 16, 2019 10:44 PM            

Jupiter is at 22°40 S
Uranus 22°14 S
Neptune 22°13 S
South node 21°24 S
Descendant 21°22 S

posted December 17, 2019 04:21 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Bump!

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posted December 19, 2019 05:00 PM            

So first, Jupiter 22S40 parallel Uranus 22S14. What does the fusion of those energies mean in conjunction? Interpret the same way. Jupiter is the expansion principle and Uranus the transpersonal principle of the higher mind. This shows an urge to expand through the mind outside the safe boundaries of conventional thought; innovative thinking, wide-reaching interest to travel or at least sample the world through your mind; an urge for freedom of thought and freedom of expression.

Jupiter parallel Neptune 22S13, same basis for interpretation. It fuses the expansion principle with the transpersonal principle of imagination. So this is a factor of visionary thinking, desire to believe in something higher; greater than normal visual sensitivity or visionary urges; if you can see it, then you believe in it, if you believe in it, you can also see it as if it were real even if it is not;

Not sure I'd count Jupiter parallel South Node or DC. I'd have to cast the chart myself and first be sure of the pinpoint accuracy of the Asc figure.

BUT the big one here is the virtual exact parallel of Uranus 22S14 with Neptune 22S13. That is probably the tightest aspect in your chart. Interpret as you would a conjunction. This fuses the higher mind/higher octave of Mercury with imagination/higher octave of Venus. So this is an aspect of pronounced tendency to idealism or to extending conceptualism outside the boundaries of the conventional and accepted norms. This is a sub-generational aspect in which you are at the epi-center and are here to help renew the ideals and concepts by which society lives.

Understand the relations of the planets first. Don't get distracted by the angles/nodes.

posted December 24, 2019 03:57 PM            

I haven't implied that the aspects will only work two at a time, but that if you're wanting to understand the whole you need to first break down individual relationships. If you wanted to understand a family would you try engaging in some complex psychology right off? Or would you start with the authors of the family in question, the two parents, and understand the basics about them?

So start with Jupiter and if you like relate the whole package back to any other remaining points.