posted July 20, 2013 12:03 AM            

Juno can indicate for a natal...

- our ideal marriage partner
- our ideal father/mother of our children
- our own maternal/matrimonial predisposition/style (loyalty, child-rearing, and child-birthing)

in transit Juno can help us find out more about...

- potential encounters with ideal mates
- potential encounters with infidelities
- indicate when birth will likely occur (not only birthing of children, but the figurative births that are still highly important to our lives, fruitful endeavors)

in composite...
Juno can reveal more about the condition of a union, or its potential.
You may also be interested in looking at Juno in relation to certain houses, she is naturally fit (domicile/exalt) within the 2nd and 4th house, but look to the 7th and 9th (as always, with rulers in mind) for partnership/rivalries, and in-laws.

I can't really give any interpretation for Sagittarius Juno without knowing the specifics on the chart. The Jupiter trine is definitely a good aspect to have, but what's the orb like, and what sign/house does he fall? What are his aspects; (and back to what house is Sagittarius in the chart you are looking at, what is on the cusp of the 9th/what are the ruler's aspects if different)?

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posted July 20, 2013 12:29 PM            

Sasstrology : http://sasstrology.com/2009/03/defining-juno-the-marriage-asteroid.html

<<Mars conj JUNO>>
Increased chances of great sex in a committed relationship.

<< His south node is 8 degrees virgo aswell, making his south node conjunct his juno
conjunct my ascendant, so his north node would be conjunct my descendant? >>
Excellent! Probability of wedding bells increases when NN conjuncts Descendant and JUNO is as well aspected as above

example of :
In one of my favourite Celebrity Soulmate Couple's Charts:
Dana Reeve's JUNO is precisely conjunct Christopher Reeve's North Node.

Another Juno link http://www.astrology3d.com/educenter/asteroids.html

"JUNO

Juno, "the Queen of the Gods," was the wife of Jupiter. She endured her husband's legendary unfaithfulness while her fidelity to him was well known. She took great care of her beauty, and was considered the patroness of marriage and fertility. Ina birth chart Juno indicates a concern with all relationships from the need for a committed, fulfilling relationship to the issues of inequality and injustice that can erupt between partners. Juno's influence corresponds to that of Libra and Scorpio. Juno Also seems to be the symbol of "Fascinating womanhood," the image of a women objected to by feminists. It can indicate the desires or dreams of a woman for a traditional role of a wife, or in the charts of men, their image of women.

Examples: A woman who finds it easy to fascinate men (heads turn when she enters a room) could have Juno conjunct her ascendant. Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler magazine, has a close midheaven-Juno square."

Bob Marks Astrology Juno in Signs, houses and aspects : http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/Juno21.3.html

Lindaland threads on Juno: http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/004896.html
"Juno -

Juno represents the wife, the life partner, the soul mate. This asteroid affects a woman's decision to share herself with another through a physical, emotional and spiritual union. Juno picks up where Venus leaves off -- after the courtship phase, when the conquest is over and the love and commitment begin.

The definition of marital union changes over time, as Juno's position in the sky changes. Modern partnerships, including long-term relationships without a legal ceremony and same-sex unions, are still seen as marriages under Juno's jurisdiction. In some parts of the world, marriages are still arranged based on astrological charts.

Elizabeth Taylor , Hillary Clinton and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis all play out the spirit of The Wife. Their power and fame have much to do with their status as wives of powerful and famous men. Despite the efforts of feminism, many women still receive social standing from the actions of their husbands, thus becoming known as the Doctor's Wife or the Preacher's Wife or even the President's Wife.

Loyalty, fidelity, intimacy, monogamy, and the way you possess your partner or wish to be possessed fall under Juno's care. Juno also fosters promises between yourself and your partner, especially those made under the eyes of a Higher Power.

Juno's shadow side presides over infidelity, divorce, codependence, financial dependence and spousal abuse. The darkest side of Juno is home to the woman harmed by her partner's hand, like Nicole Brown Simpson or Dorothy Stratten. Relinquishing total control of yourself and the relationship, or losing your identity, take Juno's example too far."

posted July 20, 2013 09:49 PM            

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Originally posted by SaturnineMoth:
natal Juno? transit Juno? composite? what house (2, 3)?

Juno can indicate for a natal...

- our ideal marriage partner
- our ideal father/mother of our children
- our own maternal/matrimonial predisposition/style (loyalty, child-rearing, and child-birthing)

in transit Juno can help us find out more about...

- potential encounters with ideal mates
- potential encounters with infidelities
- indicate when birth will likely occur (not only birthing of children, but the figurative births that are still highly important to our lives, fruitful endeavors)

in composite...
Juno can reveal more about the condition of a union, or its potential.
You may also be interested in looking at Juno in relation to certain houses, she is naturally fit (domicile/exalt) within the 2nd and 4th house, but look to the 7th and 9th (as always, with rulers in mind) for partnership/rivalries, and in-laws.

I can't really give any interpretation for Sagittarius Juno without knowing the specifics on the chart. The Jupiter trine is definitely a good aspect to have, but what's the orb like, and what sign/house does he fall? What are his aspects; (and back to what house is Sagittarius in the chart you are looking at, what is on the cusp of the 9th/what are the ruler's aspects if different)?

<3

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Natal Juno in Sagittarius which is located in the 3d house at a 14.51 degree orb! Sagittarius also rules the 3d house cusp.
I have a HUGE third house stellium, my Venus in Sagittarius is also in there if this is relevant (as well as other planets). My jupiter is in the 10th house aspecting Juno with a trine.
My Juno in Sagittarius is also conjunct my Sun in Sagittarius. Sun is in 3d house!

On the cusp of the 9th house I have Mercury, 8th House Taurus, 7th House Aries, 5th House Aquarius

7th and 5th houses are both empty

posted July 20, 2013 10:22 PM            

Jupiter trine or sextile Juno
You grow and benefit from marriage, and you are adept at finding and keeping the balance of power so that both partners benefit from the relationship. You will find your faith and belief system strengthened by your marriage, and vice versa. The journey together will be expansive and educational, and could include shared travel, educational scenarios or mystical experiences.

Juno in Sagittarius: The partner will tend to come from an entirely different background and may even be a foreigner. Even if the partner is not a Sagittarian, they may have Sagittarian traits. They may be involved in higher education or take frequent long trips, and they may talk a lot and listen only a little (if at all).

Juno in the 3rd House: Communication will tend to be an especially important here, and marriage or partnership will tend to improve the communications ability of anyone with this placement, especially if there are harmonious aspects to Juno (sextile and trine). Stressful aspects on the other hand (square and opposition) could indicate that the marriage can reduce communications ability.

Juno Aspects Jupiter: The partner will tend to be expansive optimistic, and "jovial" (jovial comes from Jove, Jupiter). Marriage and partnerships will also have an expansive effect on you. Yes, it can make you more optimistic. Watch out that it doesn't make you fat as well. At least this will be true for the harmonious aspects (conjunction, sextile and trine). The stressful aspects (square, and opposition) can attract an over-optimistic partner who is always expecting their "lucky break" to be right around the corner. There could also be a clash over religious or philosophical differences. The over-expansiveness could also apply to extra-marital affairs. If you have a stress aspect between Juno and Jupiter, either you or your partner might think that the "to have, hold, and love" part of the marriage vow means anyone whom you fancy at the moment.

Juno Aspects the Sun: There will be a tendency to attract showy, dramatic, Leo types of partners. Conversely, this person could themselves become more showy and dramatic after marriage. The harmonious aspects (conjunction, sextile, and trine) can act in a similar fashion to Venus. They increase the charm and social graces to a degree. But Juno goes further. It can give one an air of innocence. We like people with Venus in conjunction the Sun because they are charming. Those with Juno in harmonious aspect to the Sun are liked because they are "cute."