posted June 11, 2015 11:53 AM            

is there some other comparison techniques that you use and I omitted from this list:

posted June 12, 2015 01:30 AM            

Not that your list isn`t extensive enough.

In fact I start wondering if we might look at so many charts that something will come up with sheer coincidence. lol

posted June 12, 2015 02:13 AM            

Which is, checking the symbolism of the 5th, 7th, and 8th houses of each person. Planets in those houses, and what's happening with the rulers of those houses in each natal chart.

Checking the secondary 7th house, the gender planets by sign, house and aspect, and the secondary houses of Mars and Venus... A Gemini Venus on a guy might be attracted to Gemini/Mercury women or to women who light up his 3rd house. A women with Mars in Pisces could be attracted to Pisces/Neptune guys or guys who resemble her 12th house.

Basically, I try to identify what each person's 'type' is (keeping in mind some people have a variety of 'types' they could be attracted to based on their natal chart).

Then I cross reference the two charts to see if each person is the other person's type.

If the first person matches the symbolism in the other person's chart romantically, but the other second person doesn't fit their partner's attraction symbolism, the attraction can be lop-sided. If both partners match each other's type quite well, then Hooray! We likely have a mutual attraction. Each person will see the other as ideal in some way, and feel comfortable envisioning a future with them. It's possible to be attracted to someone (due to synastry aspects) that doesn't match our romantic ideals showing in our charts but... Something about that person will not feel 'right' to us. It feels like something is missing in the connection. Matching our partner's romantic ideals gives the feeling that we are their type and 'right' for them.

If we don't match the 5th, 7th, 8th houses, the secondary 7th house, or the gender planets of our partner, I have seen cases where conjunctions to the Vertex Axis (either end depending on the person), or a sign match to our partner's natal Juno position can make up for some of this.

The Sun, Moon, and Asc in our chart should show in our partner's romantic taste because they are such important parts of our chart. Any stelliums in our chart should show in our partner's romantic taste as well for the same reason. If one of these factors is not showing in our partner's chart, that part of our chart connecting with their Juno or Vertex Axis can make up for it. For example, if your Moon sign does not show your partner's romantic attraction profile in their chart, having your Moon in the same sign as their Juno, or conjunct their Vertex or Antivertex, can do the trick. This would create an attraction to your Moon in your partner as well.

posted June 12, 2015 05:27 AM            

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Originally posted by Ceridwen:
Orange,

any REALLY tight conjunction or opposition will appear as the same aspect in the Dwads as well as in harmonic charts.

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It seems so...i just did several harmonics and it shows up in each one of them

posted June 12, 2015 06:20 AM            

Where we take the position of a planet in a house and translate it to a degree. A planet in the middle of the 11th house will turn into a planet at 15 Aquarius. Once we have all the placements for both people, we compare them like in Synastry.

posted June 12, 2015 08:30 AM            

Does Astro.com offer huber calculated chart? I do understand the logic behind it, thou..

posted June 15, 2015 06:19 AM            

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Originally posted by Orange:
Lotis,

Does Astro.com offer huber calculated chart? I do understand the logic behind it, thou..

Even in this case, our double Venus- Sun synastric opposition translates into a double conjunction, using the huber method.
His Venus sits on his DSC, my Sun sits on my DSC - hence a conjunction by Huber
His Sun sits 10 degrees into his 8th house, my Venus sits about 5 degrees into my 8th house, or - another conjunction by huber and a double whammi again. Wow.

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Yes, this can be calculated on astro.com. Go to 'Chart Drawing Style' and select Huber House chart. I use placidus so then I go down to 'House system' under options and select placidus. Otherwise it shows up as a koch chart.

posted June 15, 2015 09:13 AM            

my Moon opposite his Mercury 3
my Jupiter opposite his Neptune exact
my Saturn conjunct his uranus 1°
my uranus conjunct his Venus exact
my Neptune opposite his Saturn 3°
my Neptune conjunct his Avx 1°
my NN conjunct his Avx exact
my SN conjunct his Saturn 3°
my Vertex conjunct his Uranus 3°

and using my preferred Placidus system we have for example

my Sun opposite his Pluto 1°
my Pluto conjunct his Moon 4°

and for the equal system for example

my Venus opposite his Pluto 4°
my Pluto conjunct his Venus 2°

posted June 15, 2015 11:10 AM            

Huber is just the placement in relation to the houses.
So Huber to Huber. And then maybe in a second step Huber (housechart) to the signpositions.

Both can be compared, but the difference in what they say, need to be considered.

In the normal zodiacchart (signpositions) we find the seed and potential of what is within the personality of a person. innate.

The housechart shows how these things are shaped and molded by the contact with our environment and surrounding and what the environment really sees.

Which is nto always that pure spontaneious Self.

For example my Venus-Pluto-square becomes a Venus-Pluto-trine in the Huber house chart (Koch houses), as Venus is on the 5th degree of the 2nd house and Pluto is on the 6th degree of the 10th house.

First of all it means that others see that Venus-pluto-theme in a more stable and less drastic/ dramatic way than it was inscribed in my sign-chart.
Possibly it also means that I was well cushioned and supported by my environment in earlier days, so the potential exaggeration in the square was softened and made more grounded and subtle even.

in fact my pretty scattered natal chart (signchart), becomes very coherent in the housechart.

Moon, Venus, Pluto, Neptune and NN all interconnected.
The Huber school of astrology only considers conjunction, opposition,s quare, trine, sextile, quinkunx and semisextile as aspects.
And have a firm set of orbs.

posted June 15, 2015 11:32 AM            

Comparing the house positions with one's natal...it is very revealing to see the things that are "behind" your natal placements. Usually, with this comparison, you discover themes that are already present in the chart.

Then comparing one's Huber placements with the other's natal (sign) placements. Usually there are very significant conjunctions and I think we did a thread here where we analyzed these comparisons, I need to find it lol

posted June 16, 2015 03:46 PM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:

But without aspects, nothing or little happens, in my experience.

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