posted November 07, 2013 09:14 AM            

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posted November 07, 2013 10:21 AM            

She gets a bit of a bad rap because of her penchant for turning men into pigs, but the way I interpret it is that she merely was demonstrating their true inner nature to them.

"haha.... Let that be a lesson to you, you varmit sailor.....coming at me with your piggy lustfulness.!"... ZAP...."oh, how about that? You ARE actually a pig now...till you learn some manners"

Yeah, I like Circe. I think Odysseus liked her too, probably more than that insipid wife of his, Penelope, who did nothing but sit around weaving. I reckon Odysseus made a big mistake leaving Circe and he probably only worked it out after the fiasco with calypso and his reuniting with his ******* wife.

Circe did cool things with Odysseus other than the pig trick. She went into the underworld with him and brought him back again a bit wiser and alive... Not many survive that journey. She was beautiful, could sing, lived in an amazing island, could control the weather and enchant the woods and the beasts. She could induce visions and was no slouch in the sack with Odysseus... They even had some kids. And if she didnt help him navigate back home he would not have made it as he would have been killed by the sirens.

posted November 07, 2013 08:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
Mmmm.... Circe is my favourite enchantress .... And conjunct my asc.

She gets a bit of a bad rap because of her penchant for turning men into pigs, but the way I interpret it is that she merely was demonstrating their true inner nature to them.

"haha.... Let that be a lesson to you, you varmit sailor.....coming at me with your piggy lustfulness.!"... ZAP...."oh, how about that? You ARE actually a pig now...till you learn some manners"

Yeah, I like Circe. I think Odysseus liked her too, probably more than that insipid wife of his, Penelope, who did nothing but sit around weaving. I reckon Odysseus made a big mistake leaving Circe and he probably only worked it out after the fiasco with calypso and his reuniting with his ******* wife.

Circe did cool things with Odysseus other than the pig trick. She went into the underworld with him and brought him back again a bit wiser and alive... Not many survive that journey. She was beautiful, could sing, lived in an amazing island, could control the weather and enchant the woods and the beasts. She could induce visions and was no slouch in the sack with Odysseus... They even had some kids. And if she didnt help him navigate back home he would not have made it as he would have been killed by the sirens.

Ok ... She was a little jealous at times, but overall she was a sexy, intelligent, enchanting woman who just needed a man who could keep up .... Then she was amazingly helpful and even selfless. It was just the ones who were losers anyway that didn't stand a chance.

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Great post, Taine. Thanks

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posted November 08, 2013 06:45 AM            

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
Mmmm.... Circe is my favourite enchantress .... And conjunct my asc.

She gets a bit of a bad rap because of her penchant for turning men into pigs, but the way I interpret it is that she merely was demonstrating their true inner nature to them.

"haha.... Let that be a lesson to you, you varmit sailor.....coming at me with your piggy lustfulness.!"... ZAP...."oh, how about that? You ARE actually a pig now...till you learn some manners"

Yeah, I like Circe. I think Odysseus liked her too, probably more than that insipid wife of his, Penelope, who did nothing but sit around weaving. I reckon Odysseus made a big mistake leaving Circe and he probably only worked it out after the fiasco with calypso and his reuniting with his ******* wife.

Circe did cool things with Odysseus other than the pig trick. She went into the underworld with him and brought him back again a bit wiser and alive... Not many survive that journey. She was beautiful, could sing, lived in an amazing island, could control the weather and enchant the woods and the beasts. She could induce visions and was no slouch in the sack with Odysseus... They even had some kids. And if she didnt help him navigate back home he would not have made it as he would have been killed by the sirens.

Ok ... She was a little jealous at times, but overall she was a sexy, intelligent, enchanting woman who just needed a man who could keep up .... Then she was amazingly helpful and even selfless. It was just the ones who were losers anyway that didn't stand a chance.

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posted November 08, 2013 08:42 AM            

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posted November 08, 2013 09:02 AM              

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
Mmmm.... Circe is my favourite enchantress .... And conjunct my asc.

She gets a bit of a bad rap because of her penchant for turning men into pigs, but the way I interpret it is that she merely was demonstrating their true inner nature to them.

"haha.... Let that be a lesson to you, you varmit sailor.....coming at me with your piggy lustfulness.!"... ZAP...."oh, how about that? You ARE actually a pig now...till you learn some manners"

Yeah, I like Circe. I think Odysseus liked her too, probably more than that insipid wife of his, Penelope, who did nothing but sit around weaving. I reckon Odysseus made a big mistake leaving Circe and he probably only worked it out after the fiasco with calypso and his reuniting with his ******* wife.

Circe did cool things with Odysseus other than the pig trick. She went into the underworld with him and brought him back again a bit wiser and alive... Not many survive that journey. She was beautiful, could sing, lived in an amazing island, could control the weather and enchant the woods and the beasts. She could induce visions and was no slouch in the sack with Odysseus... They even had some kids. And if she didnt help him navigate back home he would not have made it as he would have been killed by the sirens.

Ok ... She was a little jealous at times, but overall she was a sexy, intelligent, enchanting woman who just needed a man who could keep up .... Then she was amazingly helpful and even selfless. It was just the ones who were losers anyway that didn't stand a chance.

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Nice and entertaining post.

However I do NOT approve on the Penelope-bashing.

As a matter of fact I find it interesting to look up Odysseus, Circe and Penelope in triangles.

in my chart CIRCE is conjunct my Sun.

PENELOPE is on 21.1 Scorpio exactly on 12th house cusp
opposite
ODYSSEUS on 21.1 Taurus with ULYSSES on 24 Taurus nearby.

posted November 08, 2013 09:11 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
Can I borrow your description and put it on my website, Taine?

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posted November 08, 2013 09:12 AM              

I just checked out the synastry with Mr Sag in regards to this:

°his ODYSSEUS and VALENTINE on 19 Scorpio conjunct my PENELOPE on 21 Scorpio

° his PENELOPE conjunct my CIRCE

° my CIRCE falls right onto his Sun-Moon-MC-conjunction. lol

In the relationship of my best friend,w here they met early on in life, but then were separated for about 20 years (!), before meeting again and finally being able to consummate their relationship:

his Penelope conjunct her Circe exact for some weird reason. lol

his Penelope sextile her Odysseus and Ulysses
her Penelope sextile his Odysseus

in the composite they have Penelope conjunct Odysseus on 14 Pisces exact
(right on the SN and Antivertex)

Circe on the Ariespoint

posted November 08, 2013 09:15 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Nice and entertaining post.

However I do NOT approve on the Penelope-bashing.

As a matter of fact I find it interesting to look up Odysseus, Circe and Penelope in triangles.

in my chart CIRCE is conjunct my Sun.

PENELOPE is on 21.1 Scorpio exactly on 12th house cusp
opposite
ODYSSEUS on 21.1 Taurus with ULYSSES on 24 Taurus nearby.

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posted November 08, 2013 09:33 AM              

However I think both is of value, and the best thing would be if a woman could be Penelope as well as Circe for her man. Best of both worlds.

Maybe it was a bit like the difference between Arthur and Lancelot in relation to Guinevere. She loved both, but one represented the passionate physical chemistry (though not only physical I suppose), and the other one a warm appreciative glow, with shared goals in life and ideals.

posted November 08, 2013 10:17 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
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However I think both is of value, and the best thing would be if a woman could be Penelope as well as Circe for her man. Best of both worlds.[/B]

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posted November 08, 2013 11:17 AM              

Synastry wise.
Circe trine Venus
Circe conjunct Saturn.
Cire sextile Mars

posted November 08, 2013 11:34 AM              

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
Can't argue with that! Lol. And it looks like you have your cake and can eat it with that synastry with Mr Sag.

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You know what is funny?
I just noticed his Odysseus is quintile Circe natally, and my Odysseus is biquintile Circe natally.
In the composite Odysseus and Circe are biquintile; with Odysseus conjunct 12th house ruler Saturn in 7th house, and Circe conjuncts Venus in 12th house (and squares Pluto of course).

Also just noticed that his Odysseus/Circe-mp is conjunct my NN exactly (3 degrees off my ASC), and his Odysseus/Penelope-mp is conjunct my Sun-MErcury-conjunct. lol

posted November 08, 2013 11:36 AM              

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Originally posted by ail221:
Yes you bewitch him; you distract him, leave him in a magical love haze, time doesn't pass when he's with you. You make him forget all of his troubles and obligations.

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posted November 08, 2013 11:58 AM              

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Originally posted by ail221:
Yes you bewitch him; you distract him, leave him in a magical love haze, time doesn't pass when he's with you. You make him forget all of his troubles and obligations.
Though I say this applies more so to hard aspects conjunctions, oppositions, squares,double whammies(including soft aspects as well) parallels and contraparallels.

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posted November 08, 2013 12:02 PM            

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
Sure I'm hopelessly biased in favour of her sheanagans.

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She might be conj my sun.

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posted November 08, 2013 12:33 PM            

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Originally posted by ail221:
Yes you bewitch him; you distract him, leave him in a magical love haze, time doesn't pass when he's with you. You make him forget all of his troubles and obligations.
Though I say this applies more so to hard aspects conjunctions, oppositions, squares,double whammies(including soft aspects as well) parallels and contraparallels.

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So true, he actually said some of these things about me, It also lands in his 7th house conj. his BML!

posted November 08, 2013 01:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:

I guess then this would be a good sign for me, to, with my Circe conjunct his Sun, Moon and MC. My Circe is also trine his true BML exactly.

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posted November 08, 2013 01:45 PM            

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Originally posted by Kerosene:
What troubles and obligations do trust fund kids have?
LOL jk but I do get the point!
Circe conjuncts my Saturn actually, that's probably why I scoff at that previous point.
You're right actually but it's totally the other way around.
In this relationship I shouldn't have much troubles or obligations to worry about, not to mentioned I'm constantly being encouraged to not do anything which irks my saturn conjunct MC. Still cute gestures, I guess..

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posted November 08, 2013 06:53 PM            

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Originally posted by olgatheo:
So true, he actually said some of these things about me, It also lands in his 7th house conj. his BML!

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Lol well I guess it holds true. I'd say look at the placements of Ulysses/Odysseus and Penelope as well. You could even up seeing some interesting patterns.