posted January 16, 2007 12:56 AM              

WELL GUESS WHAT!

I found out something......
Please let me know if this holds true for you!

The person that you lost/loose your virginity to usually has their vesta conjunct yours or at least in good aspect.....

I find this to be sooo true I will post the reason why later.....

posted January 16, 2007 01:28 AM              

"Vesta gives you keys to express your sexuality."

posted January 16, 2007 01:32 AM              

This is sooo bizarre!!! Like Teaologist said above!!!!

So bizzarre!!!!!!!!!

posted January 16, 2007 01:34 AM              

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*goes to check my friends' vesta placements*

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lol I'm curious to know what your find

posted January 16, 2007 01:36 AM              

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Bizarre! His Vesta is conjunct my Sun/Vesta (1 deg).

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Isn't this amaizing???????

posted January 16, 2007 01:42 AM              

Do you all know if this holds true in a mans chart??????

posted January 16, 2007 03:17 AM            

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Ceres shows your capacity to nurture and what you really care about.
Juno clarifies how you deal with committed personal relationships.
Vesta can give your keys to how you express your sexuality.
Pallas Athena shows your approach to solving problems creatively.
Chiron gives clues to where you can be a mentor or a healer.

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posted January 16, 2007 06:12 PM              

By Eric Francis, from his asteriod article

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Vesta, discovered in 1807, is a complex goddess figure and correspondingly complex asteroid who has some interesting implications for our times. Called Hestia in Greek, she's the brightest asteroid, appropriate for her role as the goddess of the hearth, in whose temple the six Vestal Virgins tended the eternal flame. But this flame, kept in a temple, has sexual implications, and with Vesta we have the emergence of the Sacred Wh*re : the goddess of sex for healing, ritual and transformational purposes.

Astrologically, Vesta has been taken to represent issues like using work as a substitute for relationships, the transfer of sexual energy into art, and learning how not to take things so personally. All these themes hold, but they seem to cleverly disguise the attribute of the feminine which, making a personal sacrifice to do so, uses her sexual fire for the healing of others. She knows she is part of something larger than herself, and she gives herself up to do its work.

We met her in high school (if we were fortunate) as the one girl who was truly not afraid to have sex or be called a sl*t , and would not demand a relationship commitment in exchange. Sex with her was conscious, it gave us a new experiences, which changed us, and it taught us something about ourselves. We may still know such women, from whom sex is a conscious gift and a sharing that is no less powerful or intimate despite being outside a traditional relationship.

Vesta has many manifestations in what we're currently seeing emerge as a kind of spiritual sex movement, which includes Tantric sex, various types of erotic workshops, and many prostitutes who are considering themselves sexworkers. Sexworkers are women who know they play a vital role as both healers and in making up for a shortage in sexual supply that leaves many men emotionally hungry and out-of-balance (and thus takes a toll on women). Vesta takes us beyond the morality of sex and leaves us facing the reality of sex.

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