posted April 01, 2011 08:46 PM            

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Sun/Uranus Aspects

Planets and Aspects

Misfits. Self-willed. Demanding absolute freedom. Not wanting to be tied down. You won’t tolerate other people making demands on you. Born rebels. The black sheep of the family. You never completely fit in no matter where you are. Your sense of life purpose changes minute by minute. Your sense of self changes minute by minute. People who have an abundance of nervous energy. You are high strung. You cannot be pinned down. You have to be your own person free from other people’s expectations. Extremely self-centered. Disliking routine. Disliking authority. Independent streak. “The rules don’t apply to me.” Splitting when things get too emotional or intense. Feeling that you are your own ultimate authority. Self-centered tyrants. Experimenters. Curmudgeons. Eccentrics. Bohemians. Grumps. Cranks. Defiant. Malcontents. Too cool for school. Hipsters. You are never quite satisfied. There is always something to grumble about. Not knowing how to be anything other than what you are. Lacking artifice. Needing to maintain a sense of independence in every situation or relationship. Knowing where the EXIT door is at all times. Inability to build long-lasting attachments to people, places or experiences. Making abrupt “fresh starts.” Building whole new sets of friends, over and over again. Burning bridges. Keeping people at a distance. Lacking tolerance. Unpredictable ego expression. Extreme egocentricity. Extreme vanity. Extreme view of your own authority. Extremely childish. Extremely creative and playful. Outrageously pompous. Aloof arrogance. I, Robot. Rebel without a cause. When things aren’t going your way, you leave.

Exciting people. People who can be the life of the party. Having a magnetic personality. Learning to accept that you are different. Direct intuition. Having your finger on the pulse of the collective. Sudden self-insight. Unwilling to compromise your integrity. Unwilling to conform. Unwilling to do what is expected of you. Tapping into an experimental sense of play. Tapping into the ability to be uniquely creative. Giving freedom to your inner child to do as it wishes. Offbeat. Marching to a different drummer. Breaking free of the limitations imposed upon you by life in general. Breaking free from parental expectations. Breaking free from the limitations of the collective. Creating an entirely new role. Instantly knowing whether you do, or do not, fit in. Expressing the way that you are different. Expressing your individuality. Expressing your uniqueness. Expressing the part of you that is different than everyone else. Putting an emphasis on why you are unique rather than how you fit it. Needing unpredictability to feel alive. Needing freedom to feel in touch with your purpose. Being unconventional is part of your path. Only able to access your true inner self in a sporadic and unpredictable manner. Your true self shines through when you feel free of restraints.

Dad was a self-centered tyrant. Dad was unpredictable and unreliable. Dad was prone to egocentric outbursts. Dad was experimental and unique. Dad was unconventional and bohemian. Dad was aloof, unapproachable and cold. Dad did not give you warm loving embraces. Dad was rebellious and cranky. Dad was a grouch.

Sun-Uranus people have the task of fully expressing their individuality as a testimony to the uniqueness and value of every person.
~ Stephen Arroyo, Astrology, Karma and Transformation

People with Sun/Uranus aspects

Yohji Yamamoto (fashion designer): Sun 9 Libra 02' trine Uranus 8 Gemini 43'
Heath Ledger: Sun 13 Aries 34' biquintile Uranus 20 Scorpio 22'
Colin Farrell: Sun 10 Gemini 35' biquintile Uranus 3 Scorpio 32'
Zooey Deschanel: Sun 26 Capricorn 39' sextile Uranus 24 Scorpio 45'
Martin Lawrence: Sun 26 Aries 14' sesquiquadrate Uranus 11 Virgo 08' Rx
Zoe Saldana: Sun 28 Gemini sesquiquadrate Uranus 12 Scorpio 44' Rx
Jennifer Lopez: Sun 1 Leo 34' sextile Uranus 0 Libra 50'
Shia LaBeouf: Sun 20 Gemini 33' opposite Uranus 20 Sagittarius 22' Rx
Ewan McGregor: Sun 10 Aries 25' opposite Uranus 11 Libra 35'
Kate Moss: Sun 25 Capricorn 59' square Uranus 27 Libra 40'
Kate Bush (singer): Sun 6 Leo 46' conjunct Uranus 11 Leo 39'

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posted April 01, 2011 10:11 PM            

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What happens on Venus stays on Venus

posted April 02, 2011 12:31 AM            

Oh.. and cool glasses LOL

posted April 14, 2011 08:34 PM            

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Originally posted by abcd efg:
On Astrofix all Mercury aspects are given except with Sun. Any particular reason?

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I'm new here, so apologies if I've misunderstood your question (its very possible, hee hee).... the Sun and Mercury are so close to each other that the only aspect that they can really have is the Conjunction.

posted December 04, 2011 12:06 AM            

Conjunction, square, opposition.

So now NONE OF US have the ability to harp on Aquarians. (I know we're all sighing collectively, "damn it all!".)

And if you are attracting Aquarius Sun, Moons, Asc, Venus, Mars people into your life, it is because they are vibrating on the same frequency, if you will.

If you attract or are attracted to a Venus in Aquarius person, it is a de-facto Sun/Venus aspect between you two: You provide Sun/Uranus and the other person provides Venus in Aquarius.
There will be a Sun/Venus vibe between you, even if there is no Sun/Venus aspect in the synastry or composite charts.
Same with someone with Mars in Aquarius, de-facto Sun/Mars aspect, so if things get heated with you two, here is the answer! (Of course in addition to what else is going on in the chart, you know Sun/Mars is a classic combo for attraction.)

posted December 04, 2011 10:48 PM            

My "hubby" is an Aquarian with an Aries moon. One of my good friends is an Aquarian with a pisces moon and really loopy.

Compatibility wise, Aquarius is an excellent fit for me - with some Sag in the mix.

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Originally posted by Lonake:
Any Uranus hard aspect to your Sun makes you a [b]Uranian like it or not (!)

Conjunction, square, opposition.

So now NONE OF US have the ability to harp on Aquarians. (I know we're all sighing collectively, "damn it all!".)

And if you are attracting Aquarius Sun, Moons, Asc, Venus, Mars people into your life, it is because they are vibrating on the same frequency, if you will.

If you attract or are attracted to a Venus in Aquarius person, it is a de-facto Sun/Venus aspect between you two: You provide Sun/Uranus and the other person provides Venus in Aquarius.
There will be a Sun/Venus vibe between you, even if there is no Sun/Venus aspect in the synastry or composite charts.
Same with someone with Mars in Aquarius, de-facto Sun/Mars aspect, so if things get heated with you two, here is the answer! (Of course in addition to what else is going on in the chart, you know Sun/Mars is a classic combo for attraction.)

If you meet someone with a Moon-Uranus aspect, you two will have a de-facto Sun/Moon aspect in synastry. Makes life a lot easier when you are around someone who can understand what you are about and what you need (!)[/B]

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posted December 18, 2011 04:12 AM            

I fit a bit of the description above, but I'm not the life of the party. Uranus is conjunct my ascendant, but it's in the 12th house, so I'm not comfortable sticking out, and getting attention. I prefer to do my own thing, although I'm in a place right now where I just blurt/spill. I still feel embarrassed later, but not so much (even if I have been a lot more melodramatic, in some peoples' eyes, I go by that "walk a mile in another person's shoes" quote - and if they can do better, when they slip into my shoes, then good for them). I know what I need to do, but I can't do it, and it's crazy-making. When people look down their noses at me, think I'm just a drama queen, and that I'm doing nothing to help myself, it just shows me that they don't know me.

posted January 17, 2012 04:38 PM              

You need to take into account signs, where they express (houses) and how they express are aspects. So I have a stellium in placid laid back taurus in 4th house...

The way I feel it fits me is perhaps bit of impatience (on occasions) wanting to do unsuaul things (hobbies) and feel the pride and ego in some way.

Aquarius Asc is fiercly independent, talks a lot, usually knows a subject inside out and can talk with authority on that subject...

posted July 05, 2012 08:04 PM            

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I once met a couple, both architects, who had renovated an old downtown building and split it in half for their separate living spaces. In his, a messy workshop vibe prevailed. Her living and dining area looked like something out of Architectural Digest; this was where they took their meals together. They had separate bedrooms connected by a leafy porch, and could choose to sleep together or not. I have no clue about their astrological charts, but I could see the presence of Uranus at work. Rather than live down the street from my mate, I’d prefer the peaceful co-existence of a situation like this (though my lack of earth demands thick, earthen walls).

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I actually described my perfect fantasy living arrangement with someone before, and it's strange how similar it is to what the author of the article described. I always thought that^ was because of my Jupiter in 4th.. but now I see it's a Uranus thing after all. [Edit to add]: Durr, I'm such a nut. I keep forgetting my Jupiter is in Aqua! No wonder though!

Some more interesting read about Sun/Uranus women:

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The Greek story of the Sirens who enchanted Ulysses and his men, echoed by similar tales throughout mythology, has several layers of meaning. On one hand, it symbolizes the magical effect of a woman in the full glory of her feminine power, singing her song. Men cannot resist her. You could even say that the crashing of the boat on treacherous rocks represents man’s awakening to his true self. He is lured by his unconscious feminine to plunge into the deeper aspects of his soul. It’s only the false, outer self that dies, so that something more powerful can be born.

On the other hand, this sounds rather painful for the man. And, what kind of life is this for the Siren? She is forever set apart, excluded from the “normal” joys of committed relationship, doomed to being the initiator. Her sense of fulfillment, though intense, may be fleeting.

Now in our 40s and 50s, my friends and I are beginning to gain some perspective on our Siren-like tendencies. This society doesn’t offer much support for the woman who chooses that rock in the middle of the ocean, or is thrust there by the dictates of her nature. Liz Greene, in her book Relating, points out the need for the Sun-Uranus woman to bring her personal relationships into a more transpersonal sphere, one in which the less-individualized Uranian archetype has more room to express itself and therefore wreaks less havoc in her life. In other words, perhaps there’s a more graceful way to bring about awakening than by crashing the relation “ship” on the rocks.

After much crashing about (as well as plenty of excitement!), my friends and I have instinctively begun to move toward this state of grace through such avenues as spiritual sex, celibacy, strong friendships with men and our own unique, creative work. None of us is married or even in relationship at this time. Which isn’t to say we don’t want this kind of intimacy; we’re just not willing to sacrifice our freedom to have it. We share a deep delight in solitude. Though we do enjoy a man’s company, we don’t need him around in order to be happy.

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posted July 07, 2012 12:11 AM            

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Originally posted by Alma Sun:
I actually described my perfect fantasy living arrangement with someone before, and it's strange how similar it is to what the author of the article described.

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posted July 20, 2012 01:38 AM            

I'll dance for you...