posted November 22, 2015 06:53 PM            

Gabby Posted this in another thread:

"208-Lacrimosa"

Lacrimosa was discovered on October 21, 1879 by Austrian astronomer Johann Palisa at Vienna.
The name means "weepy" in Latin;
Palisa probably named it this because he lost this asteroid and had such a hard time finding it again it practically "made him cry." (My source says "lamentable and sorrowful difficulties.")
Astrologically, this is basically what Lacrimosa indicates: tears, sorrow, mourning, sadness, tragedy, suffering, ordeals, wailing, regret, empathy, bleeding hearts, precarious emotional control.

Lacrimosa- The name derives from Our Lady of Sorrows, a title given to Mary, the mother of Jesus.
The name "Lacrimosa" comes from the word "lacrimoso", meaning tearful.
-The music of the 'Lacrimosa' were the last notes Mozart ever set to paper in 1791, a few weeks before his death, in a Requiem which was never finished.

Lacrimosa is a main-belt asteroid. It is classified as an S-type asteroid. It is also one of the largest members of the Koronis asteroid family and probably a piece of the original asteroid which was shattered in an ancient impact that created the family. It was discovered by Johann Palisa on October 21, 1879, in Pola, Croatia.

"Lacrimosa" is a teardroped shaped wild flower that grows into depths of the Atlantic Ocean.

Tears are commonly considered as the one holding the hand of our sad emotions. What we see is that tears are the outcome of the ultimate happiness and relief (tears of joy).

-Physically, the 'lacrimal gland' secretes tears, and has excretory ducts, which bring the fluid to the surface of the eye where they are seen formed as a fluid, commonly know as tears, created from extreme emotions or physical changes in our environment.

posted November 22, 2015 08:04 PM            

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Originally posted by Blind writer:
It is at Sco29°, conjunct my DESTINN-UNION at Sag0° and MC at Sco27°. It is also trine my 6H CERES at Can27°.

I have nothing nice to say about it, right now.

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WOW . I feel you.

I have a kite involving it but its an odd kite hard to interpret:

Pallas in Capricorn @7d49
Chaos in Taurus @7d49
Priapus H22 in Virgo @7d44
Aten in Virgo @7d10
Lacrimosa in Cancer @7d49

Lacrimosa does conjunct a few other things:

Amycus in Cancer @6d18
Lacrimosa in Cancer @7d49
Child in Cancer @10d10
Jovita in Cancer @10d30

My Lacrimosa conjuncts my Draco SUN under 1d.

I remember that a large portion of my life felt like mourning the loss of my innocence which I guess fits my Lacrimosa conjunct Child and looking back at my childhood with longing..Asteroid Nostalgia squares my SUN which didn't help either.

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My Ex has it conjunct his SUN-URANUS; by 2d his sun and almost 3d his Uranus. I think he has his ups and downs, Lacrimosa comes and goes for him but is an ongoing theme.

His Lacrimosa squares under 1d my Venus and trines my Moon under 2d.

posted November 24, 2015 05:15 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
What are your Lacrimosa aspects? Is this an ongoing theme in your life?

Gabby Posted this in another thread:

"208-Lacrimosa"

Lacrimosa was discovered on October 21, 1879 by Austrian astronomer Johann Palisa at Vienna.
The name means "weepy" in Latin;
Palisa probably named it this because he lost this asteroid and had such a hard time finding it again it practically "made him cry." (My source says "lamentable and sorrowful difficulties.")
Astrologically, this is basically what Lacrimosa indicates: tears, sorrow, mourning, sadness, tragedy, suffering, ordeals, wailing, regret, empathy, bleeding hearts, precarious emotional control.

Lacrimosa- The name derives from Our Lady of Sorrows, a title given to Mary, the mother of Jesus.
The name "Lacrimosa" comes from the word "lacrimoso", meaning tearful.
-The music of the 'Lacrimosa' were the last notes Mozart ever set to paper in 1791, a few weeks before his death, in a Requiem which was never finished.

Lacrimosa is a main-belt asteroid. It is classified as an S-type asteroid. It is also one of the largest members of the Koronis asteroid family and probably a piece of the original asteroid which was shattered in an ancient impact that created the family. It was discovered by Johann Palisa on October 21, 1879, in Pola, Croatia.

"Lacrimosa" is a teardroped shaped wild flower that grows into depths of the Atlantic Ocean.

Tears are commonly considered as the one holding the hand of our sad emotions. What we see is that tears are the outcome of the ultimate happiness and relief (tears of joy).

-Physically, the 'lacrimal gland' secretes tears, and has excretory ducts, which bring the fluid to the surface of the eye where they are seen formed as a fluid, commonly know as tears, created from extreme emotions or physical changes in our environment.

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Once upon at time way back in my mid-20s
I read a book and after having done so I wept and I wept daily if I thought about the subject and it went on for months.
I cannot pinpoint the time period well enough for looking at a transit.
By progression it was square to my natal Sun during that time.
In my natal it is conjunct Constantia 5', opposition Newcombia(newlife) and half square Elpis(hope) and square Pluto and Angel
and Athos
I imagine you can guess the topic of the book.

posted November 26, 2015 01:13 AM            

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Originally posted by Lerena:
Presenting...
Moon square Lacrimosa - orb of 4 (applying)
Mars conjunct Lacrimosa - orb of 2 (applying)
Nodes square Lacrimosa - orb of 1 (applying)

Absolutely no comment, except that my Moon square Lacrimosa is not as out-of-orb as it looks.

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You have to comment! Plssss..

posted November 26, 2015 01:45 AM            

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Originally posted by Blind writer:
It is at Sco29°, conjunct my DESTINN-UNION at Sag0° and MC at Sco27°. It is also trine my 6H CERES at Can27°.

I have nothing nice to say about it, right now.

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