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posted April 21, 2024 12:25 PM            

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I have vertex conjunct jupiter in 8th, jupiter being my chart ruler. What does this manifest?

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posted April 22, 2024 03:48 PM            

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posted May 12, 2024 10:46 AM            

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Hi,

I can only brainstorm based on my own experience of having my chart ruler (Jupiter) in my 8th house...

My experiences with 8th house themes are very exaggerated compared to the people around me (trauma, karma, transformational healing, shadow work, death, inheritance, other people's resources, secrets, occult, intimacy or the lack thereof etc). Jupiter expands whatever it touches, and given that the Vertex is a point of fated meetings and circumstances, usually involving another person, I would hazard a guess that anyone who comes into your life aspecting your Jupiter/Vertex was sent to you in order to help you learn/experience the exaggerated 8th house themes (which must be of significance to your soul in this incarnation, if you believe in such things).

Learning 8th house lessons is a murky, hard, painful road at times, but although Jupiter is there blowing these themes up even more, it offers it's luck, protection and blessings at the same time. It's almost like, no matter what darkness you go through, there is some unexplainable glimmer of undying hope deep within and an uncanny ability to drag yourself back up that not a lot of humans possess, and learn valuable lessons from pain (eventually even seeing the humour and being able to laugh at the madness of it all). Jupiter in 8th is less like the happy, gregarious King of the sky archetype, and a bit more serious like the bold, brave, undaunted and righteous St Michael archetype (if that makes sense), but still remaining kind, generous and positive in the face of Plutonian adversity.

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posted May 13, 2024 10:14 AM            

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Thank you for your response Anabell, that was so well writtenn.. I wouldnt be able to put it in those words. I tend to be brave, felt so strong after reading this

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