posted May 27, 2015 08:12 AM            

However, I started looking at Houses a bit more because every, single chart placement had meaning.

God put each one there with His very Hand imo

I have Nessus in the 8th house and wonder if that means I will repress my dark abusive side. We all have one and must face it or else it will come out sideways, which is always worse

Anyway, I would love to hear about your Nessus by House and how you think it manifests.

Thanks so much!

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posted May 27, 2015 08:51 AM            

However, the subjects that the 8th represents, are generally difficult to talk about and put "out there".

So, rather than repression as such, which indicates you push it out of your own awareness, it would seem more like you do not admit/reveal this unless you are in an intimate situation. Follows on from the 8th holding the fruits of the 7th.

Many will struggle to reveal abuse experienced.
Perhaps this placement makes that struggle even harder.

For you to not see it yourself, or reject it, natally, would be the 12th, I would think.

I have NESSUS in the 9th.

Neutrally: abuse experience influencing learning, and the higher mind.

Potentially 1: Wisdom and intuitions, gained from abuse experience. Traversing the abusive experiences for higher knowledge about self, others and the world.

Potentially 2: Abusive thoughts/thought processes/intuitions. Overindulgence in the search for answers to the abuse. Over-identifying with the abuse leading to false perceptions of self, others and the world.

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posted May 27, 2015 09:21 AM            

I am interested to know which branch deems the 8th "the house of repression"?

How are intimacy, sex, death and fruits of partnerships, repressive?

posted May 27, 2015 09:27 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
The 8th House is the House of repression.
The 12th is the House of Suppression

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OK.

So how can the 12th rule the unconscious then? It cannot both suppress and be unconscious.

Suppression is a conscious act.

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posted May 27, 2015 09:31 AM            

I thought you would have learned something from the poster just a few threads down who was worried she may have been abused due to your fatalistic "astrology", and your obstructiveness to revising your perception, no matter how hard the evidence presented to you.

I am wasting my time.

You are not open-minded enough for this conversation.

posted May 27, 2015 09:33 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
I really don't want to have discussions with you because they feel hostile to me. Take care

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That's what antagonism, excessive pride, and manipulation will attract to you Ami.

posted May 27, 2015 09:43 AM            

Any other comments on Nessus in the Houses, my Friends?

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posted May 27, 2015 02:56 PM            

We can agree to disagree, my Friend, and I do appreciate you a lot as a person.

I will never forget how you helped me in my first year on here.

You were wonderful to me!

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posted May 27, 2015 06:49 PM            

No, I would say it is quite out in the open.

Nessus (8th) square Pluto (10th)-abusing your power for financial gain. Sorry, but it is true. You are never fully 100% honest with your interpretations, cherry picking what you want to fit your narrow objective.

And I'm surprised you are so readily willing to encourage someone to believe they were abused when 1) you do not know their personal history, and 2) despite the fact you claim to have a master's degree, you have never practiced psychology/psychiatry. That is the sort of thing that can screw up someone's personal life, it is not fun and games.

You ought to be ashamed of yourself for what you did to Aurora. The poor girl was terrified and started to question her life, and what you did is encouraged it and tried to plant a false narrative in her head. Just like the Pluto square Mars thread, that Lisa poster was terrified her relationship would turn out abusive because according to you, this aspect always is abuse.

Not to mention, you are not 100% honest with your own birth chart and manipulate the aspects and orbs to try and prove your narrative is correct. That lie I caught a few months ago is certainly not the only one.

People are allowed to have other opinions, putting your hands on your ears and screaming lalala isn't going to make them invalid. And more importantly, it shows how unprofessional you are. The best astrologers are ones who are open-minded and willing to explore all options, not ones that typecast an individual as X, Y, Z because that is the way he/she experienced.

And for the record, considering the way you derail my threads with name calling and cajolery, you are the last person to be crying 'hostile.' Be grateful I am a patient person, because those emails you use to talk about other posters are the true definition of hostile.

I would highly reconsider the way you manage your astrological analysis and behavior on here, because sadly it does in fact mar the reputation of LL in some ways.

posted May 28, 2015 03:51 PM            

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Originally posted by Yanmorg:
I have nessus in the 6th conjunct my mercury in Scorpio and I do tend to obsess and habitualize my obsessions. It becomes a routine after awhile to think certain thoughts and do certain things.

"Bad habits" come to mind with nessus in the 6th judging my experience.

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posted July 06, 2015 07:52 PM            

2nd house-
Self worth related to sex, could be taken care of by others financially through sex (sugar daddy/mamma/ pimp etc), possible rejection issues, security found in sex, or may use money as form of abuse. This is the house of possessions, in terms of Nessus themes this could bring up some real power struggles with "possession" of another person. Whether someone wants to possess you or you are the one who want to possess. A person who submits money to a cause to help others, that form of charity is very Nessus in the 2nd house.

3rd house-
Possible experiences of abuse with siblings, communication used as form of sex or abuse.On a positive vibration those speaking for victims who cannot speak for themselves are Nessus in the 3rd types. They give a voice to those who do not have one, or are afraid to speak up. Also those who may have suffered abuse or sexual situations that choose to write about them to help others, they may be Nessus in the 3rd types, helping others through the spoken and written word.

4th house-
Possible family abuse, abuser or victim, violence in the home, incest themes, deep rooted psychological conditions from childhood related to Nessus themes.On the higher vibration Nessus here can indicate a person who is passionate about domestic abuse and may have been drawn to the work because of their early experiences with their own childhood. Or in a more general sense, they could be passionate about saving others from home/childhood related issues and working with children with no "roots" or "home."

5th house-
Sexual deviance, sex addiction, self expression through sexual activity. May have many relationships that border on abusive/sexual with many partners at once, or have/attract love affair situations. May take risks in sexuality and gamble with their sexual health. On a more positive note this placement could mean a person who uses sexual themes in their art or creative work. Strong themes of sex and creativity... or the possibility of healing any abuse they may have suffered through creative outlets. Are your sexual partners muses? Are you a muse to others? You may have this placement.A reminder: sex is not a band aid, or a heal all...you have to face things and really deal with them. A life of drinking, sex and fun won't solve all your problems.

6th house-
This is the house of healing, health and service..not much info on this one. But I would guess that an afflicted Nessus here could be pretty disturbing. The doctor who is inappropriate with clients when they are under, a person projecting themselves as a healer or a "helper" with more devious intentions underneath the helpings hands they extend to the unknown victims. Possibly Nessus' own placement in the myth? Or the other extreme could be a person who prefers abstinence due to fear of STD's, or sees sex as dirty. Possibly a person who needs a partner to bath or shave before they can engage in sexual activity. Nurses, gynecologists and sexual health counselors may have this placement. You know that sex ed class that used to be in school? Maybe that was Nessus in the 6th house.

7th house-
Strong themes of sex/abuse in 1 on 1 relationships. Nessus themes prominent in marriage or with enemies. For example an abusive or taboo sex situation with a partner or sex with people one openly dislikes. Possibility of enemies made after sexual encounters, or revenge themes and secrets kept in relationships. There is a good chance a divorce lawyer or marriage counselor would have Nessus here, helping couples dealing with less ideal Nessus aspects.

8th house-
Very strong possible placement of abuse, the abuser or the abused. Sex is intense and connected to "taboo" themes (sex, death, other peoples $ etc). Tantra falls here, so does the person who needs their partner to (or likes to themselves) "play dead" or lay still as they engage in sexual activity. Power play sexuality like: Dom/ Sub, BDSM, and Bondage all can be found here. This is also the house of transformation, a sign that one could have survived sexual abuse. Also a person who is helping victims heal and reclaim their lives after sexual abuse. Detectives who work in SVU and with sex crimes are good examples of people with 8th house Nessus. They want to get to the bottom of things (investigative Scorpio) and help others through uncovering and revealing the truth.

9th house-
Sexual themes connected to travel, things that seem foreign and higher education. (Example: sex crazy tourist, fetishes for specific races, a professor who sleep with students etc) Also connected to religion, in the extreme this is the placement of priests taking advantage of children and religious leaders who have sex cults. On a more positive vibration this can represent an individual who teaches others about abuse and sexual issues. In another extreme this could represent people whose religious ideas strongly dictate their views on sex and sex roles.

10th house-
Sex tied to career and social status. In the extreme, a possibility of forms of abuse used to attain success and sexual gain. (Ex: Sex workers, sex used to advance one's position, taking advantage of others in work place) On the more positive vibe this is a strong placement for people who work in careers dealing with Nessus issues to help others, and save them from their situations.

11th house-
Possibly abusive to friends and those around them. If heavily afflicted, a manipulative person, could also be a porn addict. Also the house of hopes, dreams and wishes this could be one of the most vulnerable houses to have susceptible to abuse. False hopes, dreams crushed..promises not fulfilled. Or the classic predatory "if you sleep with me I can make your dreams come true." On the good side this could be a person who joins a community/starts a movement/ or fights to stop abuse/ inappropriate sexual behavior in a community. The house of the humanitarian, at it's best Nessus here really wants and NEEDS to make a difference. This is the first person in the protest line, the first person to sign the petition...passionate and driven to defend the cause, this is the 11th house Nessus person.

12th house-
Traumatic abuse could have been suffered as a child, buried deep in the psychology of the person. Things are buried deep here, one may be attracted to dark fantasies and sex. The house of seclusion, fears, secrets and the occult we can only image how deviant Nessus can be here. This could make for extreme sexual fears or fantasies, the kind of things they would keep to themselves because if it saw the light of day...this person could have some secrets to say the least. This is also an intuitive and healing house, so once trauma is faced and healed beautiful things happen. This could make for a healer/counselor/therpists who can really help heal others with buried, even past life sex/abuse issues. The risk of Nessus themes driving one to insanity or extreme disassociation is high here, as this is the house of institutions and hospitalization.

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posted July 07, 2015 02:46 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
I don't look at asteroids by house, simply because a full natal takes me a week and if I looked at the Houses for Asteroids, it would take me a year lol

However, I started looking at Houses a bit more because every, single chart placement had meaning.

God put each one there with His very Hand imo

I have Nessus in the 8th house and wonder if that means I will repress my dark abusive side. We all have one and must face it or else it will come out sideways, which is always worse

Anyway, I would love to hear about your Nessus by House and how you think it manifests.

Thanks so much!

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Ami, I see Nessus as an "incessant" or uncontrolled desire. Nessus was also manipulative so I think in the 8th house it is quite at home. Also, I feel you have an "uncontrolled desire" to discover the occult?

posted July 07, 2015 03:38 AM            

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Originally posted by Meatballzzzzzz:
I have Nessus in the 1st. 1st house-
Sex obsessed, selfish, their needs come first, may watch themselves have sex or want to be watched. May be into photography and sex (documentation) or may present themselves/ or seem to others as extremely sexual. This house is related to self image as well, so it really asks you" what is your relationship with your sexuality? How comfortable are you? How do you feel in your body? This placement tends to make Nessus 1st house people (or Nessus conjunct the ascendant) people sexy, mysterious and maybe even scary at the same time. They may also attract sexual attention early, or frequently without seeking it. Another possibility of this placement is attracting partners who want to "own" them, or get obsessed with them. Here is a list of meanings of nessus in the house which I found from The casual Astrologers blog spot.
1st house-
Sex obsessed, selfish, their needs come first, may watch themselves have sex or want to be watched. May be into photography and sex (documentation) or may present themselves/ or seem to others as extremely sexual. This house is related to self image as well, so it really asks you" what is your relationship with your sexuality? How comfortable are you? How do you feel in your body? This placement tends to make Nessus 1st house people (or Nessus conjunct the ascendant) people sexy, mysterious and maybe even scary at the same time. They may also attract sexual attention early, or frequently without seeking it. Another possibility of this placement is attracting partners who want to "own" them, or get obsessed with them,

2nd house-
Self worth related to sex, could be taken care of by others financially through sex (sugar daddy/mamma/ pimp etc), possible rejection issues, security found in sex, or may use money as form of abuse. This is the house of possessions, in terms of Nessus themes this could bring up some real power struggles with "possession" of another person. Whether someone wants to possess you or you are the one who want to possess. A person who submits money to a cause to help others, that form of charity is very Nessus in the 2nd house.

3rd house-
Possible experiences of abuse with siblings, communication used as form of sex or abuse.On a positive vibration those speaking for victims who cannot speak for themselves are Nessus in the 3rd types. They give a voice to those who do not have one, or are afraid to speak up. Also those who may have suffered abuse or sexual situations that choose to write about them to help others, they may be Nessus in the 3rd types, helping others through the spoken and written word.

4th house-
Possible family abuse, abuser or victim, violence in the home, incest themes, deep rooted psychological conditions from childhood related to Nessus themes.On the higher vibration Nessus here can indicate a person who is passionate about domestic abuse and may have been drawn to the work because of their early experiences with their own childhood. Or in a more general sense, they could be passionate about saving others from home/childhood related issues and working with children with no "roots" or "home."

5th house-
Sexual deviance, sex addiction, self expression through sexual activity. May have many relationships that border on abusive/sexual with many partners at once, or have/attract love affair situations. May take risks in sexuality and gamble with their sexual health. On a more positive note this placement could mean a person who uses sexual themes in their art or creative work. Strong themes of sex and creativity... or the possibility of healing any abuse they may have suffered through creative outlets. Are your sexual partners muses? Are you a muse to others? You may have this placement.A reminder: sex is not a band aid, or a heal all...you have to face things and really deal with them. A life of drinking, sex and fun won't solve all your problems.

6th house-
This is the house of healing, health and service..not much info on this one. But I would guess that an afflicted Nessus here could be pretty disturbing. The doctor who is inappropriate with clients when they are under, a person projecting themselves as a healer or a "helper" with more devious intentions underneath the helpings hands they extend to the unknown victims. Possibly Nessus' own placement in the myth? Or the other extreme could be a person who prefers abstinence due to fear of STD's, or sees sex as dirty. Possibly a person who needs a partner to bath or shave before they can engage in sexual activity. Nurses, gynecologists and sexual health counselors may have this placement. You know that sex ed class that used to be in school? Maybe that was Nessus in the 6th house.

7th house-
Strong themes of sex/abuse in 1 on 1 relationships. Nessus themes prominent in marriage or with enemies. For example an abusive or taboo sex situation with a partner or sex with people one openly dislikes. Possibility of enemies made after sexual encounters, or revenge themes and secrets kept in relationships. There is a good chance a divorce lawyer or marriage counselor would have Nessus here, helping couples dealing with less ideal Nessus aspects.

8th house-
Very strong possible placement of abuse, the abuser or the abused. Sex is intense and connected to "taboo" themes (sex, death, other peoples $ etc). Tantra falls here, so does the person who needs their partner to (or likes to themselves) "play dead" or lay still as they engage in sexual activity. Power play sexuality like: Dom/ Sub, BDSM, and Bondage all can be found here. This is also the house of transformation, a sign that one could have survived sexual abuse. Also a person who is helping victims heal and reclaim their lives after sexual abuse. Detectives who work in SVU and with sex crimes are good examples of people with 8th house Nessus. They want to get to the bottom of things (investigative Scorpio) and help others through uncovering and revealing the truth.

9th house-
Sexual themes connected to travel, things that seem foreign and higher education. (Example: sex crazy tourist, fetishes for specific races, a professor who sleep with students etc) Also connected to religion, in the extreme this is the placement of priests taking advantage of children and religious leaders who have sex cults. On a more positive vibration this can represent an individual who teaches others about abuse and sexual issues. In another extreme this could represent people whose religious ideas strongly dictate their views on sex and sex roles.

10th house-
Sex tied to career and social status. In the extreme, a possibility of forms of abuse used to attain success and sexual gain. (Ex: Sex workers, sex used to advance one's position, taking advantage of others in work place) On the more positive vibe this is a strong placement for people who work in careers dealing with Nessus issues to help others, and save them from their situations.

11th house-
Possibly abusive to friends and those around them. If heavily afflicted, a manipulative person, could also be a porn addict. Also the house of hopes, dreams and wishes this could be one of the most vulnerable houses to have susceptible to abuse. False hopes, dreams crushed..promises not fulfilled. Or the classic predatory "if you sleep with me I can make your dreams come true." On the good side this could be a person who joins a community/starts a movement/ or fights to stop abuse/ inappropriate sexual behavior in a community. The house of the humanitarian, at it's best Nessus here really wants and NEEDS to make a difference. This is the first person in the protest line, the first person to sign the petition...passionate and driven to defend the cause, this is the 11th house Nessus person.

12th house-
Traumatic abuse could have been suffered as a child, buried deep in the psychology of the person. Things are buried deep here, one may be attracted to dark fantasies and sex. The house of seclusion, fears, secrets and the occult we can only image how deviant Nessus can be here. This could make for extreme sexual fears or fantasies, the kind of things they would keep to themselves because if it saw the light of day...this person could have some secrets to say the least. This is also an intuitive and healing house, so once trauma is faced and healed beautiful things happen. This could make for a healer/counselor/therpists who can really help heal others with buried, even past life sex/abuse issues. The risk of Nessus themes driving one to insanity or extreme disassociation is high here, as this is the house of institutions and hospitalization.

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I think you are not completely correct may be 30 to 40 % in your interpretations. My mom has Nessus conjunct ascendant and she has no excessive sexual attitude or has not attracted any such people. Also, my sis has Nessus conjunct MC. I think Nessus is more about uncontrolled desires than sex. In the interpretation of third house you are correct to a great extent. It can be "abuse" due to uncontrolled desire of a "sibling".

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posted July 07, 2015 08:09 PM            

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Originally posted by Meatballzzzzzz:
7th house-
Strong themes of sex/abuse in 1 on 1 relationships. Nessus themes prominent in marriage or with enemies. For example an abusive or taboo sex situation with a partner or sex with people one openly dislikes. Possibility of enemies made after sexual encounters, or revenge themes and secrets kept in relationships. There is a good chance a divorce lawyer or marriage counselor would have Nessus here, helping couples dealing with less ideal Nessus aspects.

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