posted October 28, 2016 09:59 PM            

For example, let's say in a random composite, Uranus and Neptune TRINE Sun, Moon, and Mercury but SQUARES mars.

or Pluto... or Saturn.

posted October 30, 2016 08:27 PM            

In your example, think of how you'd interpret this configuration of aspects by Uranus-Neptune if it were in someone's natal chart. If still stumped, stick with natal interpretation until its no longer a mystery. I'm speaking here with the assumption you are a serious student rather than just looking to interpret a hypothetical or real composite.

Uranus-Neptune trine Sun, Moon, and Mercury indicates the potential for finely-tuned understanding, both intuitive and verbal communication that is insightful, playful and creative. Uranus-Neptune square Mars is not a contradiction in my view. It simply adds that these two transcendent energies may sometimes run a bit hot and press for a pressure relief that shows up in fuzzy motivations and impulsive action. The added tension in the square with Mars may be exactly what is needed to spur the easy-flowing energy of the trines, which need some push to be fully realized. Trines and squares are not contradictory except in theory. When in the same chart it is best to see the chart altogether as integrated energies -- or at least energies with the potential to be integrated.