posted March 31, 2016 11:37 PM            

Moon Square Venus
Moon Square Neptune
Moon Square Uranus
Moon Square NN
Moon Square Chiron
Moon Square AC

posted April 01, 2016 12:09 AM            

Interpreting the aspects usually has to do with the type of aspect, the planets involved, and how they would affect each other. For example, that Moon - Neptune square would make someone prone to self-delusion in the emotional context, since Moon is emotions and Neptune is delusion & abstract stuff, and the square is what creates the tension.

The strength of the aspect is determined by the aspect's orb. For example, my Moon is Trine Uranus with an Orb of 2 degrees, but it is also Opposite Pluto exact (0 Degrees) with an orb of one minute. Therefore, the Moon - Pluto opposition is stronger due to the orb being tighter. The wider the orb, the weaker the effect.

Because of all these squares to the Moon, the moon can be considered highly-afflicted and the person with these aspects will most likely have a difficult time dealing with the emotional context. This person may be extremely emotional, but may come out stronger than those with easier aspects if they can deal with these issues. Perhaps some of this tension can be released through some sort of sextile/trine if there are any.

posted April 01, 2016 01:03 AM            

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Originally posted by Electro DGX:
Only squares? Pretty unusual to be honest.

Interpreting the aspects usually has to do with the type of aspect, the planets involved, and how they would affect each other. For example, that Moon - Neptune square would make someone prone to self-delusion in the emotional context, since Moon is emotions and Neptune is delusion & abstract stuff, and the square is what creates the tension.

The strength of the aspect is determined by the aspect's orb. For example, my Moon is Trine Uranus with an Orb of 2 degrees, but it is also Opposite Pluto exact (0 Degrees) with an orb of one minute. Therefore, the Moon - Pluto opposition is stronger due to the orb being tighter. The wider the orb, the weaker the effect.

Because of all these squares to the Moon, the moon can be considered highly-afflicted and the person with these aspects will most likely have a difficult time dealing with the emotional context. This person may be extremely emotional, but may come out stronger than those with easier aspects if they can deal with these issues. Perhaps some of this tension can be released through some sort of sextile/trine if there are any.

Hopefully that helps

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Thanks for your reply. Yeah this person only has one other aspect to the Moon but it's a minor aspect. The rest are all Squares.

I see. On astro.com, on the bottom right if you look at the grid w/ all of the aspects, the orb is the number that's in each of the little boxes?

posted April 01, 2016 09:53 AM            

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Originally posted by aquagembaby:
Thanks for your reply. Yeah this person only has one other aspect to the Moon but it's a minor aspect. The rest are all Squares.

I see. On astro.com, on the bottom right if you look at the grid w/ all of the aspects, the orb is the number that's in each of the little boxes?

For example, for Moon Square AC, I see the little square symbol, then a '0', then an 'A' so that aspect is the strongest b/c it's exact? Does the 'A' have any significance?

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The "A" means that the planets are applying to the angle, and the "S" means that they are separating.

Here's a legend to better understand it: http://www.astro.com/faq/fq_fh_legend_e.htm

posted April 04, 2016 12:25 AM            

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Originally posted by Electro DGX:
The "A" means that the planets are applying to the angle, and the "S" means that they are separating.

Here's a legend to better understand it: http://www.astro.com/faq/fq_fh_legend_e.htm

The number in each of the boxes is the orb assigned for the aspect. The positive and negative signs determine if the aspect is bigger or smaller than the displayed number respectively.

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