posted September 06, 2014 08:25 AM            

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Originally posted by Aubyanne:
Wait, so his SNODE is conjunct your NNODE?

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posted September 09, 2014 05:03 AM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
I think it's a very strong contact indicating karmic ties. The Pluto person will bring major transformation into the life of the nodal person.

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posted September 09, 2014 05:49 AM            

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Originally posted by sc0rpioRising:
Dont go there.... just doooonnnnnt... painstakingly awful..my south node in 12th house was conjunct someones pluto.... i hope its a positive transformation for u.

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posted September 09, 2014 05:51 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
My Pluto is exactly conjunct my Dad`s Mars and SN.
We`ve always had a very positive supportive relationship with each other.

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posted September 09, 2014 06:50 AM            

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Originally posted by olgatheo:
Painful yes, but I am not afraid of anything. Sounds bad but nothing fazes me.
My Pluto is conj. My N.Node. Aspecting nearly all my Natal planets in a good way ,so transformation is positive for me.
12th house, I can understand that -
was it secluded for you, did you have to deal with it ( I mean) on your own??

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posted September 09, 2014 08:17 AM            

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Originally posted by olgatheo:

Thanks ! That's so awesome , I rem. your a baby of twinflames???I just got an image of war?? Maybe you helped each other in another life??? Like to hear you input?

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Well I never really termed my parents "twinflames", but I suppose they come as close to the theory as it gets.

"War" is a fitting image, too. They are being both born after the 2nd worldwar, but both respective families had been driven away from their home and had to flee over here.

The funny thing is that while they were meeting here at the Dutch border, living not even 25 kilometres away from each other, they later, when joining the families, realized that in the "old country" their families had been living in neighbouring villages as well, about the same distance between them as it was here!
And interestingly like my mom sais, when they met in that discotheque, they would spend a lot of time outside discussing the Vietnam war. And I did not really want to know anything more.
I am pretty sure it wsa not all they were doing, discussing the vietnam war, I mean.
But up to now politics, especially the human (and inhuman) side of it, is one of their preferred topics of debate. No, they are not always of the same opinion. Well, yes they are, but they argue it from different sides and only in the course of their debate they understand that while my mom is coming from a more emotional-subjective angle and my Dad from a more rational angle-collective angle, they do end up at the same level. Always.
And sometimes seriously, if they are bored or nothing big is going on and they start bickering about the little things, I feel like in my class of 14 year old. lol
Debating for the sake of debate and teasing each other.

But they also join forces and are a great team, I mentioned it before my mom co-founded a caritative and Self-help organization fro people with Down-syndrome, my Dad is still one of the heads in another caritative organization for people wiht Down syndrome, though he always downplays his role in there.

posted September 09, 2014 01:01 PM            

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Originally posted by sc0rpioRising:
Yes i did and still am ..... i want to wipe him from my memory forever i hate how he made me feel.

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posted September 09, 2014 01:04 PM            

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Originally posted by olgatheo:
Yeah ;-) 10 year age differance ! I am older,
Saturn exact trine Saturn .

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posted September 09, 2014 01:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Well I never really termed my parents "twinflames", but I suppose they come as close to the theory as it gets.

"War" is a fitting image, too. They are being both born after the 2nd worldwar, but both respective families had been driven away from their home and had to flee over here.

The funny thing is that while they were meeting here at the Dutch border, living not even 25 kilometres away from each other, they later, when joining the families, realized that in the "old country" their families had been living in neighbouring villages as well, about the same distance between them as it was here!
And interestingly like my mom sais, when they met in that discotheque, they would spend a lot of time outside discussing the Vietnam war. And I did not really want to know anything more.
I am pretty sure it wsa not all they were doing, discussing the vietnam war, I mean.
But up to now politics, especially the human (and inhuman) side of it, is one of their preferred topics of debate. No, they are not always of the same opinion. Well, yes they are, but they argue it from different sides and only in the course of their debate they understand that while my mom is coming from a more emotional-subjective angle and my Dad from a more rational angle-collective angle, they do end up at the same level. Always.
And sometimes seriously, if they are bored or nothing big is going on and they start bickering about the little things, I feel like in my class of 14 year old. lol
Debating for the sake of debate and teasing each other.

But they also join forces and are a great team, I mentioned it before my mom co-founded a caritative and Self-help organization fro people with Down-syndrome, my Dad is still one of the heads in another caritative organization for people wiht Down syndrome, though he always downplays his role in there.

anyway yes, I am quite proud of them. lol

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