posted January 13, 2012 10:14 AM            

I keep noticing that the Juno of married couples always seems to aspect each other.

Of course there is ALWAYS an exception to every rule.

But these are my findings so far.....

An elderly couple I knew who were married for 60 plus years had their Virgo Juno's conjunct in their synastry

Another elderly couple who have been married have their Juno's in a wide sextile (8 degrees difference). The wife has a Virgo Juno in 24 degrees and the husband has a Juno in 2 degrees Sagittarius.

Don't believe me see for yourself! Here are some well known celebrity examples.....

Celeb Couple 1
Bill Clinton 25 degrees Libra Juno

Hillary Clinton 29 degrees Sagittarius Juno

<sextile by 4 degrees

Celeb Couple 2
Will Smith 11 degrees Scorpio Juno

Jada Smith 9 degrees Virgo Juno

<sextile by 2 degrees

Celeb Couple 3
John F Kennedy Jr 6 degrees Capricorn Juno

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy 0 degrees Pisces Juno

<sextile by 6 degrees

Celeb Couple 4
Coretta Scott King 23 degrees Taurus Juno

Martin Luther King Jr 19 degrees Scorpio Juno

<opposed by 4 degrees

Celeb Couple 5

Princess Diana 26 degrees Pisces Juno

Prince Charles 1 degree Aries Juno

<conjunct by 5 degrees

Celeb Couple 6

Michelle Obama 25 degrees Scorpio Juno

Barack Obama 0 degrees Aries Juno

<trined by 6 degrees

posted January 16, 2012 06:16 AM            

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posted February 02, 2012 01:24 AM            

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Originally posted by iQ:
We have more squares than a chessboard in our synastry....

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posted February 02, 2012 02:31 AM            

(1) Antonio Banderas - Melanie Griffith
none

(2) Diego Rivera - Frida Kahlo
none

(3)Johnny Cash - June Carter
Juno trine Juno exact

(4) Laurence Olivier - Vivien Leigh
none

(5) Paul Mc Cartney - Linda Eastman
none

(6) Paul Newman - Joanne Woodward
none

(7) Pierre Curie - Marie Curie
Juno conjunct Juno (2)

(8) my parents
none (unless you count a sextile with 9 degree orb, which personally I would not)

(9) friends of mine
none

(10) Robert Browning - Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Juno trine Juno (5)

The result doesn`t seem too encouoraging, BUT you have to take into account which couples actually had a Juno-Juno-aspect, and it were some of the happier / more successful.

As you can see there is not ONE challenging aspect between Juno`s!
Which is in agreement with your findings.

For the other couples we definitely would have to take into account other aspects of Juno as well, like the Mc Cartney had Juno conjunct ASC exact for example.
Or my parents sharing Juno conjunct IC, and my friends sharing Juno conjunct Sun.

Probably a Juno-Juno aspect tells us more something about the quality of the connection and interaction of two people in a relationship, but not so much IF they are going to be together.

posted February 02, 2012 02:44 AM            

(1) Banderas - Griffith
none

(2) Rivera - Kahlo
his Saturn conjunct her Jupiter (1)

(3) Cash - Carter
his Saturn trine her Jupiter (2)

(4) Oliviere - Leigh
none

(5) Mc Cartney - Eastman
none

(6) Newman - Woodward
his Jupiter conjunct her Saturn (1)

(7) Curie - Curie
his Jupiter quinkunx her Saturn 81)

(8) my parents
his Jupiter trine her Saturn (3)

(9) my friends
his Jupiter trine her Saturn 83)
his Saturn sextile her Jupiter (1)

(10) Browning - BarrettBrowning
his Saturn conjunct her Jupiter (3)

posted February 03, 2012 04:05 AM              

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Originally posted by IamLoved:
So since me and the guy in question have a sextile between our Juno's there is a high chance that we will marry each other. Only God knows....

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maximum orb for sextiles is 6' not 8'

orbs http://www.astrologyweekly.com/dictionary/orbs.php http://www.skyviewzone.com/astrology/aspects.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horoscope http://www.myastrologybook.com/aspects-and-orbs.htm http://www.astro.com/astrology/in_aspect_e.htm http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7107&highlight=orbs http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7867&highlight=orbs

posted February 03, 2012 04:07 AM              

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Originally posted by IamLoved:
I also wonder about composite Juno through the houses...

I wonder what a 12 house Juno means for a couples marriage!!

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composites do not describe either one of you BUT 'the relationship' as a separate entity..

learn more about composites here...
Basic astrology forum, How to approach Synastry http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum12/private-jjLYZw161/HTML/000667.html

posted February 03, 2012 04:11 AM              

The Vertex is not a planet. It is an intersection of the ecliptic with the prime vertical (Nadir) in the West. In an astrological Chart, The Vertex always appears in the Western Hemisphere of the chart, usually through Houses 5-8. Because of the location of the Vertex in the West, the nature of the Vertex is about the "relating" principle. The house the Vertex is located in your own birth chart will define the types of relationships you seek or draw into your life and how you utilize the principle of relating in all of your relationships.

Use of the Vertex in astrology is debated—some astrologers swear by it, and others question its validity. Those who use the Vertex generally feel it is a point of karmic or fated connection. Some consider it a point of "wish fulfilment". It is perhaps most widely used in synastry. The Vertex is said to be activated at major turning points in our lives, most notably when we meet a significant other or end a significant relationship, and some believe it is triggered when there is a birth or death.

Vertex
"Those who use the Vertex generally feel it is a point of karmic or fated connection. Some consider it a point of "wish fulfillment". It is perhaps most widely used in synastry. The Vertex is said to be activated at major turning points in our lives, most notably when we meet a significant other or end a significant relationship, and some believe it is triggered when there is a birth or death" http://www.cafeastrology.com/vertex.html http://www.falconastrology.com/vertex.htm

Juno and asteriods http://www.terrynazon.com/Asteroids.html http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/Juno21.3.html http://www.astrologycom.com/aster.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroids_in_astrology http://astrologyexpressed.wordpress.com/2009/06/08/juno-in-synastry/ http://www.astrologymatch.com/asteroids.htm http://www.aquamoonlight.co.uk/juno.html

posted February 03, 2012 04:47 AM              

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Originally posted by iQ:
Very good line of research.
My JUNO conjuncts wifey's Saturn exact. We are the epitome of Karmic Soulmates. Her JUNO squares my Jupiter exact.
We have more squares than a chessboard in our synastry....

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Nodes are very important in synastry, also the Angles espec Asc and Desc

I always think squares in syn can be challenging but also offer growth to..

posted August 13, 2013 12:50 PM            

Our Juno's are exactly trine - 17d Cancer for me, 17d Scorpio for him.

posted August 13, 2013 04:49 PM            

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Originally posted by IamLoved:

I keep noticing that the Juno of married couples always seems to aspect each other.
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My husband's Juno is at 21 Taurus.
My Juno is at 22 Virgo.

posted August 18, 2013 02:34 PM            

Then in our composite, Juno is sitting right on the Venus/Mars conjunction, which is opposing Jupiter.

posted August 30, 2013 03:19 PM            

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Originally posted by lisalisa:
What would these Juno aspects mean:

his Juno in Libra (my sun is Libra) conjunct my ASC (not closely)
my Juno squares his ASC, trines his NN

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posted August 30, 2013 06:48 PM            

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Originally posted by AriesLilith:
His Juno conjunct your AC or at least being in the same sign is a good sign. It can show attraction in commitment. But of course, it also depends on how is Juno is aspected in his own chart to determine how it affects him.

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