posted September 06, 2014 07:23 AM              

It is the old question if the meaning of an asteroid is derived by what it was being named for; the pronounciation and similiarity to some other word, the mythology behind it, the astronomical properties, or the discovery chart itself.

It is actually one of the reasons I pay more attention to the asteroids derived from mythological background, and will always favour EROS or PSYCHE or JUNO or CERES or AMOR for the asteroids having a more generic name like LUST or others.

In fact even ALMA belongs to these, but I can`t ignore the occurence how often it seems to come up with JUNO or UNION in charts. Maybe it is coincidence, but a coincidence that makes me pay attention and at least keep it in the back of my mind to observe it some more.

For me personally, if not mythological asteroids (and I favour these by far), then the asteroid we are talking about has to have a very close pronounciation and/ or the discovery chart has to fit the name-based symbolism.

Destinn is a weird one for me, I agree with you, it is actually too far from the pronounciation of destiny, but I, too, have seen it come up often. Coincidence? Yes, maybe it is after all.

It is an important one for me, on 23 CAncer, conjunct my EROS and VERTEX and PAN on 21 Cancer, squaring my SAPPHO-MUSA on 21 and 22 LIbra.

It seems to be an important one for Mr Sag as well, on 6 Libra, conjunct his KARMA on 3 Libra (do we have to erase Karma, too? LOL that was an interesting thing to say, wasn´t it?)

His DESTINN is also conjunct my MC-Pluto and squaring my Venus. My DESTINN is opposing his Venus and squaring his Pluto.

But, let`s face it, he is a SINGER, and music is so important for me as well, especially the vocal kind, the singing. So it might simply be indicative of that, thing we have in common.

I mean the Sabian of my Eros also sais someing about a singer. lol

posted September 06, 2014 07:28 AM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
In this case I've also excluded Destinn from my list. It is obvious Emmy Destinn's voice and talent made it possible for an asteroid to be named after her, so this is what this asteroid should symbolize. But you may keep it if you think it reflects fate, I see no reason for that though. I kept Devota because it was named after Fortunato Devoto LOL and Devoto means "devoted" in its original language, Spanish (he is Argentinian). I should have been more thorough and checked those from the beginning

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IQ once told that asteroids mean what they are to collective unconscious (if i remember right, but this was the idea). For most people Destinn means what it is associated for - Destiny. It appears well in synastries with the fated feeling.

posted September 06, 2014 07:34 AM              

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Originally posted by Selene:
It appears well in synastries with the fated feeling.

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The question for me is: is that fated feeling depicted by the aspects of DESTINN (alone), or is there some other fated configuration in the chart, that is maybe overlooked?

But then this is the question for me pretty much always in astrology.

posted September 06, 2014 07:41 AM              

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
I agree, Ceri. We should pay attention to the asteroids related to myths, first and foremost, after all we don't need a ton of asteroid for each theme, and then to the asteroids which were given a specific name, like Aeternitas, it was named purposely to signify "eternity". At least the observatory Union was named to signify "union", a word in many languages derivative from Latin. Asteroid Unitas was also named as a symbol for unity (also in honor of Italian astronomer Angelo Secchi, but the name was meant to symbolize what it means, unity in Latin)

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I second this.

I also feel hesitant to use too many asteroids, because frankly the more we incorporate, the more likely we will find something by per coincidence.

That is imo why we NEED to keep things simple in the first step, and look up the DW`s of the planets and angles first (though I personally feel very inclined to elevate the Black Moon, but she is not an asteroid but a calculated point, similiar to the nodal axis; similiar but different of course. lol)

Actually I am on the verge to do that, check synastries for Double whammies, that only incorporate the planets, ASC, MC, Vertex and nodal axis (maybe BML. but mayb e not yet. lol).

And doing so I will only allow DW`s where at least one of the aspect is a major aspect; or, if two minors they have to be from the same "family", like septile and biseptile for instance; reason being that those might pair up strongly in composite, too, and they come with the same vibration, even if they are minor aspects).

as for orbs, you know me. I want to keep things simple.

5 degrees for major aspects, 1°30 for minors, and the quinkunx about 3°00.

I DO extend the orb of major aspects to about 7° or 8° though if the other aspect is close (under 2°).

The reason for that is that often if we have a DW, where one aspect is 7 degrees and the other is 1 degrees, that might show as an aspect in composite with about 4 degree orb, which I think is still quite valid.

posted September 06, 2014 07:52 AM              

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Originally posted by Selene:
IQ once told that asteroids mean what they are to collective unconscious (if i remember right, but this was the idea). For most people Destinn means what it is associated for - Destiny. It appears well in synastries with the fated feeling.

Many asteroids are named after famous people, but in astrology their names are taken as the meaning of that particular concept. The same goes for Telephus, for example.

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Collective unconscious in what language?

I think when evaluating an asteroid, we should first check:

1. if it's a name: what those who had chosen it intended: in this case, Destinn is pretty obvious. If Emmy's last name had been Lover, would we have considered this asteroid as a love marker, just because it coincides with an English word, although she was Czech and maybe in Czech Lover means something else? Let's take the example of Soulie (derived after "shoe" in French). Why would this be a marker for Soul? If we want to connect this French name with a meaning, it can only be a marker for "shoemakers".

2. if it's a word, again, what they intended by choosing that word - like Amor or Aeternitas

3. if it's a name meaning something common in the original language, like House or Lust and if Mr. House is an astronomer and not Dr. House, then I guess we can attribute the meaning in the original language. But if it were named after Dr. House lol, I guess it should actually be a marker for "medicine" or "television" lol

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posted September 06, 2014 07:54 AM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
Collective unconscious in what language?

I think when evaluating an asteroid, we should first check:

1. if it's a name: what those who had chosen it intended: in this case, Destinn is pretty obvious. If Emmy's last name had been Lover, would we have considered this asteroid as a love marker, just because it coincides with an English word, although she was Czech and maybe in Czech Lover means something else? Let's take the example of Soulie (derived after "shoe" in French). Why would this be a marker for Soul? If we want to connect this French name with a meaning, it can only be a marker for "shoemakers".

2. if it's a word, again, what they intended by choosing that word - like Amor or Aeternitas

3. if it's a name meaning something common in the original language, like House or Lust and if Mr. House is an astronomer and not Dr. House, then I guess we can attribute the meaning in the original language. But if it were named after Dr. House lol, I guess it should actually by a marker for "medicine" or "television" lol

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posted September 06, 2014 08:02 AM              

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Originally posted by Selene:

Awww, i just don't want to lose my nice Destinn-his Moon exact conjunction!

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posted September 06, 2014 08:09 AM              

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:

I second this.

I also feel hesitant to use too many asteroids, because frankly the more we incorporate, the more likely we will find something by per coincidence.

That is imo why we NEED to keep things simple in the first step, and look up the DW`s of the planets and angles first (though I personally feel very inclined to elevate the Black Moon, but she is not an asteroid but a calculated point, similiar to the nodal axis; similiar but different of course. lol)

Actually I am on the verge to do that, check synastries for Double whammies, that only incorporate the planets, ASC, MC, Vertex and nodal axis (maybe BML. but mayb e not yet. lol).

And doing so I will only allow DW`s where at least one of the aspect is a major aspect; or, if two minors they have to be from the same "family", like septile and biseptile for instance; reason being that those might pair up strongly in composite, too, and they come with the same vibration, even if they are minor aspects).

as for orbs, you know me. I want to keep things simple.

5 degrees for major aspects, 1°30 for minors, and the quinkunx about 3°00.

I DO extend the orb of major aspects to about 7° or 8° though if the other aspect is close (under 2°).

The reason for that is that often if we have a DW, where one aspect is 7 degrees and the other is 1 degrees, that might show as an aspect in composite with about 4 degree orb, which I think is still quite valid.

But that is just me, you know me and my orbs.

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I agree with everything you say. I realized squares about 7 or 8 (well, up to 10) must also be included if the other aspect is close ( and preferably major).

I usually like minors up to (around) 1, to be honest (except for the quincunx, which is not exactly a minor)). I don't think minors with 2 qualify as true minors (at least as simple aspects) and emphasizing harmonic DW (for minors)is definitely the thing to do.

BTW, Ceri, I noticed you have a lot of Lilith and Eros DWs in your list.

posted September 06, 2014 08:10 AM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
But you know, it's not that bad: he can be your personal troubadour with this aspect

Moonlight serenades? You can't say no to that!

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HAHA, he actually has done that.

posted September 06, 2014 09:01 AM              

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:

BTW, Ceri, I noticed you have a lot of Lilith and Eros DWs in your list.

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did not pay much attention to Lilith, though I of course notice that we have the exact opposition, and I htink it is very significant, running along his nodal axis as well.

Plus it aligns with our Sun-Moon-MC-Sun-Mercury conjunction, which sextiles MY Lilith and trines HIS.

I seem to have a thing for Moon-Lilith in harmony, I noticed that jude Law`s Moon, which is exactly sextile Mr SAg`s - now THEIR synastry is something , and in fact their composite struck me as similiarly structured to Mr Sag and mine. What does THAT mean? -

Anyway so Mr Law`s Moon is trine my Lilith exact.
It`s interesting

Another guy who had a tremendous electric impact on me (well Jude doesn`t feel electric to me, but that is for another day) has his Moon on 28 Aries, sextile my Lilith exact (and naturally opposing my Uranus. lol No clue why Jude does nto feel electric to me with his Moon on my Uranus, but he does not).

Another very shortlived crush, but boy that one was HOT (the crush), even though shortlived, he was having Moon on about 27 Leo, opposing my Lilith.

Then there is Alexander Skarsgard, to whom I should not even pay attention, our synastry is bleh, (let us not talk about our parallels though. lol), but anyway his Moon is on 28 Leo, and you guessed it, exactly opposite my Lilith.

Then there was Kyle Mac Lachlan, not a crush, but something decidely darker in my Twin-Peaks-days, and in fact katalystic for the darkest period in my (spiritual) life, nightmarish to say the least.

His Moon?
28 Leo, naturally. LOL

you know that is pretty creepy for a coincidence, and it usually very close or actually exactly triggering my true Lilith (and my natural one, though not my mean one).

As for Eros. I LOVE our ERos-DW`s.
Did you notice what happens in the pairings of Eros-Neptune, Eros-Pluto, how the aspects are interchanged?
Neptune and Pluto being paired with Chiron as well, and as a matter of fact.

natlaly:
I have Eros square Chiron (1)
he has Eros sextile Chiron (1)

my Eros quintile his Chiron I think, not sure how close though, might be widish
his Eros might be novile my Chiron and on its antiscion. not sure how relevant. that is, not much I suppose. lol

But since Chiron and Eros both make DW`s with NEptune and Pluto in synastry it seems like there is a relation between those made by Neptune and Pluto. Transformation, transformation, transformation.
catalysts of change, and very much touching on the sensual-erotic-level.

that is the one asteroid DW complex I like. (there is something else, too)

in composite ERos is 15 degrees of Chiron, which is the complementary aspect to the quindecile (actually Eros is quindecile Union).
And Neptune and Pluto making a Yod, with its arrow to Eros on IC.

posted September 06, 2014 10:35 AM              

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
planets and angles
direct DWs
(12R - 12th house ruler, INT8 - ruled sign intercepted in the 8th, etc.)

12R Sun sextile INT8 Moon 5, 9R Sun trine 11R Moon 7
12R Sun quindecile MC&8R Mercury 1, 9R Sun opposite ASC&MC Mercury 2
12R Sun square ASC&12R Pluto 3, 9R Sun quincunx 3R Pluto 2
12R Sun quindecile NN 1, 9R Sun biquntile NN 0
11R Moon trine MC&8R Mercury 3, INT8 Moon semisquare ASC&MC Mercury 1,
11R Moon biquintile 5R Mars 0, INT8 Moon quindecile 8R Mars 1
11R Moon semisextile 2R Jupiter 1, INT8 Moon square IC Jupiter 0
11R Moon conjunct ASC&12R Pluto 8, INT8 Moon conjunct 3R Pluto 7
ASC&MC Mercury quindecile DSC&6R&11R Venus 0, MC&8R Mercury quincunx 2R&9R Venus 0
ASC&MC Mercury semisextile 3R Uranus 1, MC&8R Mercury opposite 6R Uranus 5
ASC&MC Mercury conjunct IC Neptune 1, MC&8R Mercury opposite DSC Neptune 9
ASC&MC Mercury sextile ASC&12R Pluto 3, MC&8R Mercury sesquisquare 3R Pluto 0
2R&9R Venus trine 5R Mars 1, DSC&6R&11R Venus semisquare 8R Mars 2
2R&9R Venus trine 2R Jupiter 3, DSC&6R&11R Venus semisextile IC Jupiter 0
2R&9R Venus trine INT2 Saturn, DSC&6R&11R Venus biquintile 5R Saturn 1
8R Mars trine 2R Jupiter 2, 5R Mars sextile IC Jupiter 4
8R Mars trine INT2 Saturn 4, 5R Mars trine 5R Saturn 9
8R Mars opposite 3R Uranus 1, 5R Mars biquintile 6R Uranus 1
8R Mars biquintile ASC&12R Pluto 0, 5R Mars quindecile 3R Pluto 1
5R Saturn sextile 3R Uranus 0, INT2 Saturn square 6R Uranus 7
5R Saturn square ASC&12R Pluto 4, INT2 Saturn semisquare 3R Pluto 1
ASC sextile INT8 Moon 1, ASC semisextile 11R Moon 1
DSC square 5R Mars 5, DSC conjunct 8R Mars 0

mixed:
12R Sun opposite DSC&6R&11R Venus 7, INT8 Moon square 2R&9R Venus 7
8R Mars opposite 3R Uranus 1, DSC&6R&11R Venus opposite 6R Uranus 0
ASC sextile 8H Vertex 0, ASC sextile 5H NN 0

I hope it's readable. And that I didn't make mistakes.

Edit: I forgot his Venus rules 3 houses And I did make mistakes, ehhh. I added some stuff, btw.

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Thank you, Caps, you worked very hard, I think you deserve a tower cake

Here I see:

planets and angles
direct DWs
(12R - 12th house ruler, INT8 - ruled sign intercepted in the 8th, etc.)

12R Sun sextile INT8 Moon 5, 9R Sun trine 11R Moon 7 marital romantic erotic
12R Sun quindecile MC&8R Mercury 1, 9R Sun opposite ASC&MC Mercury 2
12R Sun square ASC&12R Pluto 3, 9R Sun quincunx 3R Pluto 2
12R Sun quindecile NN 1, 9R Sun biquntile NN 0
11R Moon trine MC&8R Mercury 3, INT8 Moon semisquare ASC&MC Mercury 1, romantic
11R Moon biquintile 5R Mars 0, INT8 Moon quindecile 8R Mars 1 romantic
11R Moon semisextile 2R Jupiter 1, INT8 Moon square IC Jupiter 0 romantic marital
11R Moon conjunct ASC&12R Pluto 8, INT8 Moon conjunct 3R Pluto 7 marital romantic erotic fate
ASC&MC Mercury quindecile DSC&6R&11R Venus 0, MC&8R Mercury quincunx 2R&9R Venus 0 marital romantic
ASC&MC Mercury semisextile 3R Uranus 1, MC&8R Mercury opposite 6R Uranus 5
ASC&MC Mercury conjunct IC Neptune 1, MC&8R Mercury opposite DSC Neptune 9 marital romantic
ASC&MC Mercury sextile ASC&12R Pluto 3, MC&8R Mercury sesquisquare 3R Pluto 0
2R&9R Venus trine 5R Mars 1, DSC&6R&11R Venus semisquare 8R Mars 2 marital romantic erotic
2R&9R Venus trine 2R Jupiter 3, DSC&6R&11R Venus semisextile IC Jupiter 0 I think marital
2R&9R Venus trine INT2 Saturn, DSC&6R&11R Venus biquintile 5R Saturn 1 marital
8R Mars trine 2R Jupiter 2, 5R Mars sextile IC Jupiter 4 erotic
8R Mars trine INT2 Saturn 4, 5R Mars trine 5R Saturn 9 marital erotic
8R Mars opposite 3R Uranus 1, 5R Mars biquintile 6R Uranus 1
8R Mars biquintile ASC&12R Pluto 0, 5R Mars quindecile 3R Pluto 1 erotic
5R Saturn sextile 3R Uranus 0, INT2 Saturn square 6R Uranus 7
5R Saturn square ASC&12R Pluto 4, INT2 Saturn semisquare 3R Pluto 1
ASC sextile INT8 Moon 1, ASC semisextile 11R Moon 1 potentially marital
DSC square 5R Mars 5, DSC conjunct 8R Mars 0
erotic
mixed:
12R Sun opposite DSC&6R&11R Venus 7, INT8 Moon square 2R&9R Venus 7 romantic
8R Mars opposite 3R Uranus 1, DSC&6R&11R Venus opposite 6R Uranus 0
ASC sextile 8H Vertex 0, ASC sextile 5H NN 0

Plus I see a lot of fate/karma with many many 12th 8th and IC ruler aspects.

You count them and let us know the score.

posted September 06, 2014 10:47 AM              

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Originally posted by libran_dream:
Wow, this thread... I'm getting the astro shakes. This has so much potential for amazing research and I love love the theory about the DWs.
I could even see this having the potential for being coded for an actual numerical result. Lots of work, but it *could* be done.

I did a SUN only check so far, this is what I found. I allowed for large orbs and took minor aspects, so it's all stretched preeeetty far. I put it in a roughly estimated order of importance.

While doing this I also noticed: Sun120Briede(3), Sun120Groom(1). Hilarious.

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Great aspects! How do you feel Sun/Pallas?

I see here:
Important:
-Sun/Pluto: 90Pluto(0), 180Pluto(0) romantico-obsessive
-Sun/Neptune: 150Neptune(0), 120Neptune(1) romantic
-Sun/BML: 0BML(4), 0BML(4) romantico/obsessive lol
-Sun/Pallas: 180Pallas(2), 0Pallas(4) Pallas figures strongly in marital relationships, not quite sure why, yet, still Pallas could mean many things, I guess

Medium:
-Sun/Uranus: 45Uranus(0), 135Uranus(0) do you have Sun/Uranus in the natal? What does Uranus rule?
-Sun/Moon: 45Moon(3), 144Moon(3) marital romantic - two minor aspects from different harmonics though. You must check for a Golden Yod with this one!
-Sun/Juno: 120Juno(3), 144Juno(1) marital
-Sun/Psyche: 30Psyche(3), 0Psyche(4)marital romantic
-Sun/Anteros: 0Anteros(2), 90Anteros(5)marital romantic
-Sun/Ceres: 150Ceres(3), 45Ceres(1) marital
-Sun/Werdandi: 30Verdandi(1), 120Werdandi(1) fate (strong)
-Sun/Boda: 30Boda(1), 180Boda(1)
-Sun/Cupido: 60Cupido(4), 90Cupido(3)romantic
-Sun/Klotho: 30Klotho(2), 60Klotho(0) fate (strong)

Eh, sort of:
-Sun/Amor: 0Amor(9), 60Amor(3)marital romantic
-Sun/Fides: 30Fides(1), 45Fides(0) marital
-Sun/Kama: 45Kama(0), 120Kama(2) erotic

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posted September 06, 2014 10:50 AM              

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
I agree with everything you say. I realized squares about 7 or 8 (well, up to 10) must also be included if the other aspect is close ( and preferably major).

I usually like minors up to (around) 1, to be honest (except for the quincunx, which is not exactly a minor)). I don't think minors with 2 qualify as true minors (at least as simple aspects) and emphasizing harmonic DW (for minors)is definitely the thing to do.

BTW, Ceri, I noticed you have a lot of Lilith and Eros DWs in your list.

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Well, actually I wouldn´t pay that much attention to a 10 degree square even if part of a DW. I wouldn`t consider it in natal, so I certainly won`t consider it for synastry purposes. 7 degrees, occasionally 8 degrees is as far as I am willing to go.
Even in that range I am not really sure abuot the strength of the aspect (it might be there, but how strong is another question).

I prefer minor aspect around 1 degree as well, but go up to 1.30.

However, occasionally even a bit wider might be significant.

In the case of my parents they have a DW of Moon sesisquare Venus.

One aspect being at 0°45, but the other being as wide as 1°48.
Still their Moon-Venus-aspect actually is a "Bear Hug" (according to Cochrane) and thus coming with an interesting midpoint pattern. (BTW Cochrane only considers aspect under 2 degrees to be of significancek, Jayne those of under 3 degrees - BUT it depends on the approach to astrology, they are big on midpoint patterns, which need closer orbs and harmonics/ minor aspects, which is a different approach than the "sign based" approach).

Anyway what makes this Bear Hug of Moon-Venus (in this instance by sesisquares) is the midpoint-allignment

my Dad`s Moon/Venus 22°45 Pisces
my Mum`s Moon/Venus 23°16 Virgo

A midpoint alignment with an orb of about half a degree, so in this case the slightly widened orb for one of the sesisquares is validated.

However this ONLY occurred, because of the presence of

a) the same planets
b) the exact same aspect
c) the fact that my Dad`s planets "embrace" my Mum`s.

Dad Moon: 2 Taurus
Mum Venus: 18 Virgo
Mum Moon: 28 virgo
Dad Venus: 14 Aquarius

So a lot of conditions had to occur for this to happen. Not every Dw will be like that.
Of course that means that their composite has the Moon-Venus-sesisquare as well (at 1°17 with the midpoint at 23°01 Virgo)

Moon and Venus are ruling many houses for my Mum as well.

Moon ruling her 1st and 2nd house
Venus ruling her 5th and interc. 11th house

As for my Dad`s chart:
Moon ruling his 11th house
Venus ruling his 2nd and 9th house

(speaking of Bear Hugs, Mr Sag and me have one, too, actually; the Mercury-Pluto

as to rulerships:

Mercury ruling my 7th and 9th
Pluto ruling my 11th and 12th

posted September 06, 2014 11:43 AM            

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You count them and let us know the score.

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martial 10
romantic 9
erotic 7
fate 1

posted September 06, 2014 11:48 AM              

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
[QUOTE]You count them and let us know the score.

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posted September 06, 2014 11:54 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:

lol so marital really seems martial to you? O warrior queen!

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posted September 06, 2014 11:57 AM            

LeeLoo (and Ceri) you have managed to put into writing very clearly what I have always thought regarding this issue.

If one looks at the reason behind the name, the mythology behind the name, and then the discovery chart (if necessary), you've got probably 98% of what you need.

I think there may be something to the collective subconscious (or is it unconscious?) theory, but you'll never convince we that, even if we limit it to those who speak English, an asteroid named after a Japanese location and tea ceremony somehow transforms itself into a word/idea representative of the behavior of a French libertine.

Destinn has always bothered me for the same reason.

Neither ever work for me, BTW, although I do have to say my exact Lust-Lust opposition in synastry makes me smile.

posted September 06, 2014 12:03 PM            

"So here's one more example why this will take me the rest of my life to analyze. Although I gotta say I like this story, given that we did not get together until 20+ years after we first met. Some of the orbs are probably too wide, and I know some of these are more than you want, but they fascinate me nonetheless:

My Sun sextile his Penelope (1)
My Penelope semisquare his Sun (0)

My Moon trine his Penelope (3)
My Penelope opposes his Moon (3)

My Mars trine his Penelope (0)
My Penelope Q his Mars (0)

My Chiron sesquiquadrate his Penelope (0)
My Penelope trine his Chiron (1)

My Penelope trine his MC (0)
My MC sextile his Penelope (0)

My Odysseus Q his Penelope (0)
My Penelope bQ his Odysseus (2)

My ASC sextile his Odysseus (0)
My Penelope conjunct his ASC (4)

My Odysseus conjunct his Sun (1)
My Moon semisquare his Odysseus (1)

My Ulysses opposes his Jupiter (2)
My Jupiter semisextile his Ulysses (0)"

posted September 06, 2014 12:06 PM              

seems pretty fine your list.

Nevertheless, what DW (sans asteroids) do you have, involving

- Saturn
- ASC, MC
- luminaries
- Venus
- ruler of 7th house?

posted September 06, 2014 12:32 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Delilah,

seems pretty fine your list.

Nevertheless, what DW (sans asteroids) do you have, involving

- Saturn
- ASC, MC
- luminaries
- Venus
- ruler of 7th house?

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I posted those earlier in this thread (there are a lot), but without specifics as to aspects/orbs. I'll work on getting that updated.

EDIT: It's about half way down page 2.

posted September 06, 2014 12:45 PM            

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Originally posted by Selene:
Planetary DWS.

Sun (1HR) square Uranus (6HR) exact
Uranus (7,8HR) sextile Sun (12HR) 5

Sun (1HR) trine Jupiter (4HR) 4
Jupiter (5HcoR - co-ruler) square Sun (12HR) 8

Sun (1HR) square Neptune (7HR) 5
Neptune (9HR) quintile Sun (12HR) exact

Sun (1HR) opposite Mercury (1HR) 2
Mercury (3HR) opposite Sun (12HR) 6

Mercury (3HR) opposite Mercury (1HR) 9

Mercury (3HR) opposite Venus (2,9HR) 7
Venus (4,11HR) quincunx Mercury (1HR) 1

Venus (4,11HR) quincunx Venus (2,9HR) exact

Venus (4,11HR) square Mars (8HR) exact
Mars (10HR) semisquare Venus (2,9HR) 1

Jupiter (5HcoR) quincunx Jupiter (4HR) 1

Jupiter (5HcoR) conjunct Uranus (6HR) 5
Uranus (7,8HR) trine Jupiter (4HR) 3

Saturn (6HR) square Jupiter (4HR) 5
Jupiter (5HcoR) conjunct Saturn (5HR) 7

Saturn (6HR) sextile Saturn (5HR) 3

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ASC conjunct Jupiter 4
Jupiter trine ASC 1

ASC quincunx Uranus exact
Uranus square ASC exact

ASC opposite NN exact
NN square ASC 3

MC trine Moon 7
Moon trine MC 6

MC square Uranus 0
Uranus opposite MC 8

MC sextile NN 1
NN conjunct MC 2

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