posted June 26, 2017 12:01 AM            

I just checked our progressed declinations for the date when we started the relationship just out of curiosity to see if there was something interesting...and lo and behold, at that exact time , he had in his chart an exact Sun Moon conjunction in the progressed declination chart...
Sun was at 17'12 N, Moon was at 17'6 S at the start of the relationship,
so it was a Full Moon

Which fell on my ASC/DSC in the progressed declinations
and on my natal Saturn and Neptune, in the declinations

Kannon,
a New/Full Moon in the natal progressed declination at the onset of a relationship!?
And maybe it shows at the end of a relationship, as well, as Nine pointed out before.

Mir?
You gonna be interested in that...the declination New or Full Moon is exact at the onset of a relationship and it preceeds the progressed lunar angular aspect between Sun and Moon in the natal progressed charts, which you observed happening around the time of a new relationship. The progressed angular Sun Moon aspect is Not as exact in timing as the declinational New or Full Moon, thou.
Here in my cases the timing of the declinational New or Full Moon have been exact.

I noticed also that I myself will have a New Moon progressed declination next year, both my Sun and Moon will be at 7'10 S, and it will conjunct his natal declinational conjunction of Sun, Moon and Pluto at 6'34 N.
So, my Sun Moon on his Sun Moon..

posted June 26, 2017 08:57 AM            

He had Sun at 21' 3 S and Moon at 21' 1 S at the start of the relationship.
I didnt, thou

posted June 26, 2017 01:14 PM            

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Originally posted by Orange:
Kannon,
a New/Full Moon in the natal progressed declination at the onset of a relationship!?

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Obviously in some cases, but it really depends on how that individual's window of opportunity for relationships is framed up when combined with other things (progressed aspects, transits). Progressed Soli-Lunar phases indicate a strong background influence towards change, but can include many areas of life.

posted June 27, 2017 03:06 AM            

Let's not ignore the declinations is the big lesson of today.

We're still in its infancy with unraveling an entirely structured universe, and this lunar path is the way to go to come up with something truly big and prove the world that astrology isn't a lie.

Orange had too during start;
- an EXACT prog Sun conjunct prog Moon in their conversed progressed synastry.
- Each composite of 'natal & prog natal' gave a Full Moon exact.

posted June 27, 2017 08:45 AM            

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Originally posted by mir:

Orange had too during start;
- an EXACT prog Sun conjunct prog Moon in their conversed progressed synastry.
- Each composite of 'natal & prog natal' gave a Full Moon exact.

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I had completely forgotten about those aspects that I had. WOW. yes! I had the new Moon in the natal to prog composite, he had the Full Moon.

What fascinates me today is the New and Full Moon in the progressed declinations, individually. Because it is exact, and it is there at the onset. In one of my own cases a New Moon was at the ending of a relatshp.
Progressed Sun- Moon aspect might have not formed yet at the time a relationship starts, but the declinational conjunction was there.
Example would be my Aries man - his progressed Sun was at 18' Taurus, his progressed Moon was at 1' Saggy , but at the start of the relationship he had an exact progressed declinational Full Moon, both were at 17' S and 17' N. Such a timer! Even thou its easy to see he already had a prog Full Moon between his prog Sun and Moon before this date, when his prog Moon was in Scorpio, like an year before that.

I also noticed that declinational conjucntion was present when there was an ongoing square of progressed Sun and Moon , not just conj and opposition.. So the square angle counts too. ( I know your studies are mostly concentrated around the new and full moon cycles).