posted January 18, 2022 08:10 PM            

It showed that their partners Sun sign/and house had a significance with their own Juno and the house that Juno sat in.

Instead of trying to explain it and make it potentially confusing, I'll just use examples so that it's a better form of imagery.

Basically the gist of it is that whatever Juno a person has, the sign itself or opposite of their Juno sign or the house that it sits in will show up either in their partner's Sun sign or their partners Sun sign house. It can also be opposite of the Juno house, too.

An example could be:

A.) Sun in Capricorn 8th house / Juno in Aquarius / 9th house

B.) Sun in Aquarius / 3rd house / Juno in Scorpio / 5th house.

Now, how does this example work?

Because the study proved that the person's Sun sign can be opposite EITHER OR their partner's Juno sign itself or opposite of the house that Juno sits in. It doesn't have to be the opposite either though, because the study dictated that it can be the exact sign and house of Juno themselves OR the opposite of the Juno sign and house, in some form, showing up in their partners Sun sign and vice versa.

So the above works because partner A's Juno is in Aquarius and their "B" partner has their sun in Aquarius, and it would also work with Leo as well. Any form of Leo, even the house. It just has to show up in some form.

Now person B has their Juno in Scorpio, and the reason why this proves the study true is because their A partner has their Sun in the house of Scorpio.

It just has to show up in any form comparing the partner's Juno to their significant other's Sun sign.

Here's another example in case it's still confusing.

C.) Sun Gemini / 9th house / Juno Pisces / 2nd house

D.) Sun Taurus / 6th house / Juno Sagittarius / 8th house

This works as well because both of the partner's Juno shows up in some form with their partner's Sun, even if it's the opposite of their Juno in any regard.

I hope this makes sense and does anyone else's SO or spouse have this relation?

posted January 19, 2022 11:30 PM            

Me: Aries Sun house 11 Juno Scorpio house 6

posted January 21, 2022 02:52 PM            

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
@Belage, actually I saw some patterns in charts I studied some time ago with Junos..
There's a link that was extensive on the pairings via synastry. In my case I had 2 former bfs that fit with me in this, not my hubby though.

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I think you will find Juno linkages in the chart of most couples who were in a serious relationship, but this particular Juno pattern the OP speaks of is what I am wondering about...

posted January 21, 2022 04:23 PM            

Off the bat noting that we had Jupiter-Juno conjunction both ways, repeated in the composite ascendent. But will include the study info established above

9th House (conjunct MC) Pisces Sun - 12th House (conjunct AC) Cancer Juno

posted January 24, 2022 07:05 AM            

I have nothing in Leo but North Node and MC.

I have crowded Aquarius but these Leo Junos were not necessarily making tight aspects to either my North Node or Aqua placements. They were just in Leo all over the sign.

According to this theory it makes sense, since their Juno was in a sign opposite to my Sun. But these were not particularly long-term relationships or even relationships at all, just people with whom there was at least slight romantic undertone.

posted January 24, 2022 07:10 AM            

I do have a soft spot for Scorpio vibes and for some Neptune (my Juno in Scorpio in the 12th). But it doesn't necessarily need to be the Sun. I was actually wondering why I get involved more with Scorps and not with Tauruses whereas my Dsc is in Taurus and Venus the ruler of Dsc is in Capricorn.

posted January 24, 2022 12:09 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
My guess is that this is just a supplementary principle of how Juno can be integrated in a synastry (apart from direct aspects). Kind of like a Dsc type. I think what matters is not necessarily the Sun but in general the properties of the sign of Juno. It's interesting that they've included the opposite sign too.

I do have a soft spot for Scorpio vibes and for some Neptune (my Juno in Scorpio in the 12th). But it doesn't necessarily need to be the Sun. I was actually wondering why I get involved more with Scorps and not with Tauruses whereas my Dsc is in Taurus and Venus the ruler of Dsc is in Capricorn.

So don't take it as a single criterion but rather as a method by which Juno resonance can be spotted in a synastry even if it doesn't make direct aspects.

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Yeah I don't think this can taken as an objective absolute at all, either. I don't think anything can since there can be so much ambiguity with any astrological hypothesis being made. Even if it goes along with "most of the time being the case." Like I said, it's never a one size fits all shoe "type of case." I do find that interesting that there was some correlation on your part though. The dating experience is met head on with a lot of variables in whatever society that we are living in.

Then you have the male / female dilemma on top of that. There's not only attraction, but there are also choices.

posted January 24, 2022 04:18 PM            

Him: 1st deg Aqua sun - Juno in Sag 6th house falls in my 7th (or 8th in some house systems)

Me: Also 1st deg Aqua sun - Juno in Cancer 3rd house falls in his 1st (or 2nd in some house systems)

posted January 25, 2022 02:27 AM            

I have Juno in Taurus and he has Taurus rising
I have Juno in the the 5th, he has chart ruler venus in leo

We both have juno in the 5th
We both have venus in leo conjunct each other

posted January 25, 2022 05:04 AM            

- my Juno in Scorpio in the 12th
his Asc in Taurus (opposite to Sco)
his Moon & Venus in Virgo, Sun in 6th (opposite to 12th house principle), his North Node in Pisces

- his Juno in Leo in the 5th
- my Sun & Mars-Mercury in Aqua, Moon stellium in the 11th (opposite to Leo and to the 5th house principle), my North Node in Leo

- my Juno conjunct his Dsc, his Juno square my Asc exact

posted January 25, 2022 07:31 PM            

Could you find the original study and link it?

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posted January 27, 2022 05:44 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Yeah if to take into account Asc, Moon, stelliums, Venus, Mars, then it works for me too in my current relationship:

- my Juno in Scorpio in the 12th
his Asc in Taurus (opposite to Sco)
his Moon & Venus in Virgo, Sun in 6th (opposite to 12th house principle), his North Node in Pisces

- his Juno in Leo in the 5th
- my Sun & Mars-Mercury in Aqua, Moon stellium in the 11th (opposite to Leo and to the 5th house principle), my North Node in Leo

- my Juno conjunct his Dsc, his Juno square my Asc exact

What about previous couples, if they include not just Sun?

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posted January 27, 2022 05:45 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
henry,

Could you find the original study and link it?

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posted January 30, 2022 02:14 PM            

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Originally posted by Hikaru29:
Me: Juno & Sun in Taurus 12H
Him: Juno in Scorpio 12H, Sun in Virgo 10H

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This does fit perfectly Hikaru!

posted January 30, 2022 07:26 PM            

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Originally posted by Hikaru29:
Me: Juno & Sun in Taurus 12H
Him: Juno in Scorpio 12H, Sun in Virgo 10H

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I cannot remember if the study showed that it was both members or just one.