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posted October 03, 2014 01:04 PM            

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Found an article with several tables of proposed Ying Yang Pairs that I thought you guys would enjoy:

http://yinyangastrologer.com/astrology-2/asteroids/yin-yang-astrology-in-practice -dyad-pairs/

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posted October 03, 2014 10:01 PM            

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This is terribly fascinating, H. Have you done any research into it yet? Seeing if these tend to pop up, in dyads, in synastry? I'm interested to see if certain ones tend to prevail over others.

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posted October 04, 2014 05:35 PM            

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Table 2:

433,29,1221,40,2101,32,1036,6,1812,532

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posted October 04, 2014 07:13 PM            

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Hold the phone.

EROS and AMPHITRITE?

I kinda get it, but ... EROS and PSYCHE. This is the resonance, right? ... Right? What are the new dyads trying to achieve? I think it's VERY interesting, but I'm trying to get ... what's going on here.

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posted October 04, 2014 07:34 PM            

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I think some of the pairings are very strange and can't imagine that they have more power than their proper mythological pairings, but I guess he's looking at what he considers the symbolic essence of the "pairs," rather than the actual partner in myth.

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posted October 04, 2014 07:44 PM            

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Originally posted by Aubyanne:
Hold the phone.

EROS and AMPHITRITE?

I kinda get it, but ... EROS and PSYCHE. This is the resonance, right? ... Right? What are the new dyads trying to achieve? I think it's VERY interesting, but I'm trying to get ... what's going on here.

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I completely get what you are saying!

I just think it will be fun to play with and explore it but yeah I feel you

I am thinking perhaps some will make sense and some will not.

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posted October 04, 2014 07:48 PM            

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Originally posted by Delilah423:
I think some of the pairings are very strange and can't imagine that they have more power than their proper mythological pairings, but I guess he's looking at what he considers the symbolic essence of the "pairs," rather than the actual partner in myth.

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Yes I think that is what it is; he is not going by the myths but by energy, his perception of the counterpart of each energetically or how you put it which perhaps is more appropriate the counterpart symbolic essence of each...

Its a different angle and perspective and worth looking into but I dont know how credible it is...

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posted October 05, 2014 07:10 PM            

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Table 2:

Husband's Amor conjuncts my Harmonia by one orb.

Husband's Hebe trines exact my Ganymed

ADD:

My Amor conjuncts my dad's Harmonia as well but by 4 orbs.

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posted October 08, 2014 03:59 PM            

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WOW composite with my ex has Amor and Harmonia in aqua conjunct exact at 22 34 and 22 45 degrees.

This conjunction trines our Valentine-Saturn-Mars-Pluto-Sun stellium and sextiles Neptune but it squares our Chiron in the 7th.

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In my parents composite Amor in aqua at 23 11 conjuncts jupiter in aqua at 23 10 and this opposes exact my natal venus. Their amor-jupiter conjunction is at the apex and inconjuncts on one side their moon and on the other their saturn and I am their only biological daughter from this union. Their moon trines exact my moon and their saturn conjuncts my sun by about 2 orbs.

They have one more Yod with the moon at the apex inconjuncting amor-jupiter on one side and chiron on the other and their chiron conjuncts my SN and my Sun-Moon midpoint.

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posted October 08, 2014 08:20 PM            

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Table 1

Composite With Husband:

Iris in aqua 9 15 trines exact Mercury in Libra at 9 15.

Comp Tsquare involving chiron and Hygiea:
Uranus in scorpio 29 24 deg
Chiron in Taurus 25 12 deg
Hygiea in Leo 26 09 deg
Venus in Leo 24 42

(Relief: Bacchus in the 7th trines exact chiron-IC)

Jupiter trines Ceres

Diana Sextiles Apollo

(Hekate-juno-northnode-vesta stellium in the 5th BUT hekate is WIDELY away from the rest of THE stellium*)

Synastry:

My BML conjuncts his Southnode

Venus conjuncts Mars

Draco Sun conjuncts his Natal Moon

His Flora trines my Bacchu by one orb

His Apollo sextiles my Diana

His Hygiea conjuncts my chiron

His Juno semi sextiles my pluto

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Table 1:

Comp with Ex:

Northnode in cancer at 17 09
Hekate in Cancer at 17 55

Chiron square Hygiea 1 orb
Pluto square Juno 1 orb
Ceres opposite jupiter 1 orb

(Iris trine mercury by less than 4 orbs)
(Astraea trine Hephaistos by 4 orbs)

Synastry:

Chiron conjunct Hygiea by 3 orbs
Vesta sextile saturn

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posted October 09, 2014 05:00 AM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Yes I think that is what it is; he is not going by the myths but by energy, [b]his perception of the counterpart of each energetically or how you put it which perhaps is more appropriate the counterpart symbolic essence of each...

Its a different angle and perspective and worth looking into but I dont know how credible it is...[/B]

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Sounds a little subjective.

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posted October 09, 2014 10:03 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Sounds a little subjective.

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Oh I don't know if he did research on it or not....he very well could have...

So far on the charts I have checked there seems to definitely be something to amor and harmonia.

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posted October 09, 2014 10:12 AM            

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Apparently he does not think size matters and is going by myths it seems so perhaps there is no research behind it:

One of the things most marking out my way of working as an astrologer is the respect I give to a number of important asteroids and other new ‘planetary’ objects. A primary reason for doing this is that I like to maintain a good energy balance in my work, which means I want as many yin symbols as yang symbols. But established astrological practice gives the emphasis overwhelmingly to yang factors, which in many ways only mirrors the way human societies work. Patriarchy still rules most of the world, and feminism is so far in retreat these days it sometimes almost seems it never happened.
Many people reading here will know that the ten ‘planetary’ factors used in standard astrological interpretation are the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Many astrologers also include the ice body Chiron to this list of ten, making eleven. If the Sun and Moon are considered primal masculine and feminine energies respectively, then out of the remaining nine god symbols there is only one goddess, Venus. This hardly represents the yin-yang balance of either physical Nature or of the spiritual significance of the feminine (‘shakti’) force.
Over the years I have come to view a number of major asteroids (or dwarf planets, as astronomers now like to classify Ceres and Eris, alongside ‘demoted’ former planet Pluto) as yin polarity partners for the yang planets which are used without question by the world’s astrologers. These ‘asteroid goddesses’, as they are sometimes called, represent major archetypal figures from Classical myth, which after all encodes stories with deep meaning about human nature and the journey of the spirit. Major ‘asteroid goddesses’ include the first four asteroids discovered – Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta – and figures such as Iris and Proserpina.
The depth of archetypal meaning found in particular symbols is for me the crucial test of whether a heavenly body is major or minor. For many years astrologers have played the astronomical game of ‘size matters’, and engaged in a curious double-think that attributes meaning and the power to influence to those heavenly bodies big enough to be dubbed ‘planets’, but somehow supposes that anything that is not a planet lacks significance and the power to influence. I fail to see any logic here – and the ‘demotion’ of Pluto should prove the point. If Pluto isn’t really a planet after all, were we astrologers imagining he had a huge impact for all those years??
In terms of astrological influence I have a simple rule – size does not matter!
At least, the physical size of a heavenly body doesn’t matter. The size of archetypal meaning is another story, as I have already stated.
Because I value meaning over size, my astrological repertoire includes more than a handful of asteroid goddesses, and encompasses some asteroid gods as well. In particular, I like to promote the value and significance of such important but neglected god figures as Hephaistos and Bacchus and Apollo.
The table below gives a summary of the dyad pairs I have developed over many years of practice. As time goes by I shall be adding posts explaining the thinking behind the pairs you see here. But as a starting point, many will be familiar with the Sun-Moon dyad, which shows a balance of archetypal masculine and feminine energy. The desire and love dyad symbolized by Venus and Mars is also very familiar. But other possibilities are proposed in the table below.

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