posted March 22, 2018 04:36 PM            

I would start another thread and attention it to Todd in the title. He is the BEST with composites!

posted March 27, 2018 09:25 PM            

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Originally posted by EmGem:
I LOVE that venus/Jupiter conjunction in the 7th house!

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posted March 28, 2018 05:57 AM            

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Originally posted by LunaIscariot:
Haha thank you! It does seem nice, and I noticed Jupiter was also the 7th house ruler, so I’m wondering what that could mean and if that is significant at all? Hmm
What bothers me is that mars-Saturn opposition, I know from synastry that isn’t a great aspect, so I’m wondering how this will manifest in the composite... sexual issues maybe? Idk lol
It’s also squaring the Ascendant/Descendant axis almost forming like a grand cross? Seems kinda significant, but idk what it means? Anyone have any ideas?

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posted March 28, 2018 03:57 PM            

as mentioned the Venus/Jupiter is very favorable s it shows both a emotional attraction and a overall social attraction, both enjoying the same past ties. in Capricorn,this could show a common ground in a professional sense or maybe in a educational institution.

the moon square this conjunction adds to the strength of the emotional connection.

the mars/venus and mars/Jupiter midpoint is conjunct the vertex which really adds to the potential of a serious relationship as this possibility was immediately felt. and he seems to feel this as strongly as you do. but vertex aspect though strong are often difficult to integrate into the reality of a relationship.

the stellium of sun/mercury and Uranus is quite interesting as it shows you both are extremely intelligent and that your conversations are spread over a vast area of knowledge. this also can give a distinctly psychic connection and I would think that you have had common dreams of ach other.
so there is a very strong mental connection/attraction and a emotional connection and attraction.
with pluto sextile to mercury et.al., there is a grounding energy along with a healing energy which is favorable as the Uranus/mercury can get very intense and hyper by themselves.
the eros/[psyche midpoint is conjunct to Jupiter and Venus which clearly shows the idealistic and romantic feelings are quite strong in addition to the afore mentioned emotional attraction.

the moon/Saturn midpoint is loosely conjunct to venus and Jupiter which shows the necessary devotion and steadiness of emotional feelings to establish a committed relationship.
but the caveat is the mars/Saturn opposition . this can show that he is resistant to commitment or at least needs to feel his way into such a responsibility. the opposition can lead to a devotional commitment but it shows there is a question from his perspective that needs to be worked out.
another question mark is that the juno/Jupiter midpoint is conjunct the Neptune/Uranus conjunction . this is very tricky as it can show bold ideas and assertions of commitment but sometimes dreams,words and expectations can fall short of manifestation when Neptune is involved. sometimes the energy to fulfill these promises is not present or other "dreams" interfere.

posted March 28, 2018 06:09 PM            

the moon/Saturn trine does give a overall emotional stability and these are sextile to the descendant et.al. there is a feeling that any expectations for the relationship could manifest. so the speculative nature of the node square may not be apparent.

venus sextile to mars also gives a stable affectionate feeling which would resonate with the subtle devotional feelings of the Saturn/moon trine.

the juno/Jupiter midpoint is square to the venus/node midpoint, giving a strong emotional feeling of commitment.

Jupiter is square to Saturn which is very unfavorable for commitment or marriage as it can indicate he is not really wanting the responsibility of a serious relationship.

in addition the sun is conjunct to pluto and the moon/node midpoint is conjunct these.this tends to shows that the relationship is driven by unconscious dynamics which is not favorable for a relatiohsip. the moon/node midpoint is very sensitive but the pluto/sun can show a closed emotional side to the relationship.

the Jupiter/Saturn square would give a serious or despondent feeling and the Uranus square the node would bring in an exhilarating feeling. but these elements ,Saturn and Uranus , are polar opposite and forebode that there would be no emotional consistency. the relationship would be up and down.

posted April 04, 2018 06:57 PM            

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Originally posted by LunaIscariot:
Anyone else have any insight? all opinions are greatly appreciated! I’m still trying to decide which is worth pursuing lol

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posted April 12, 2018 09:00 PM            

A composite shows what they create together and is only activated when the two are together. I've been taught to look at it more like a natal chart with the understanding that placements in the composite act as “gravitational” points between two people – where their individuality is balanced or mediated. I have seen astrologers look at how a person's natal chart aspects the composite to gain an understanding of how that person might feel and interact with the relationship itself (for example, does the relationship stimulate and excite that person or does the relationship make them feel burdened and uncomfortable ; what aspects of the individual’s personality is brought to light by being in this relationship or what aspects are hidden and repressed, etc…). Again, the composite alone wouldn't give you that information.

That said, I don’t think the quality of each relationship can really be assessed here – you’d need to look at each person’s natal compared to the composite chart of the relationship to get a feel if each person may be comfortable or uncomfortable with the energy they create together. Also, since it’s a midpoint chart it may not be unusual to see personal themes repeated in the chart – how each person deals with that theme within themselves will also impact how they feel and approach the relationship and that cannot be read in a chart as that has everything to do with a person’s free will.

Taking a quick look here, in the first relationship you have a Mercury ruled composite conjunct an Aquarius sun / MC in the 9th house - you're looking at a relationship that needs a lot of intellectual stimulation and expansive experiences in order to stay alive. You both need to be engaged in new and interesting experiences together in order to feed the lifeforce of your connection – stagnation and boredom will bring out the shadow side of your relationship. This also highlighted by the Saturn opp Mars, confirming that you will need to work at balancing the more mundane aspects of a relationship with the desire to shake things up and “be wild” together. 9H activities together are highlighted, such as travelling, exploring deeper philosophies and theologies, diff cultures, ways of life etc... under the progressive spirit of Aquarius. I’d say that this relationship will not be a conventional one – it cannot be if you want it to survive. If at any point one of you tries to force this into the mold of something more structured or traditional, you will crush it. Communication and connecting with each other through other people is highlighted in this chart too – with a 5H Libra moon, Venus conjunct Jupiter in the 7th and Sun widely conjunct MC, you share a lot of yourself with others. If successful, your relationship may even serve to “teach” others about new ways of thinking about what it means to be in partnership with a lover, but there is not a lot of need to explore emotional depth and personal intimacy with this connection.

posted April 13, 2018 08:15 AM            

And thank you too MahaKali!
I feel the first one has some really nice components also, only thing that worries me is the strong Uranus and Aquarius nature and the stellium in a Cadent house. The relationship has already been quite erratic and up and down and showing signs of instability...

posted April 13, 2018 10:25 PM            

But ups and downs you mentioned in first chart are maybe cause of Mercury, ruler of 1st house is in conjunction to Uranus and also Sun, missed that one. Also Chiron conjunct Moon and NN in 5th.
And opposition between Mars and Saturn. Mars ruler of 12th in 4th, some confusion, pain or secrets at home, the very important placement is shadowed by Saturn.

Yes, bloody Pluto. xD Conjunct Sun and Mercury in 5th, also in its own house, co ruler Mars in Leo square Moon in Scorpio as ruler of 1st, jealousy and possessiveness, control. Mercury as ruler of 12th house in conjunction to Sun and Pluto in 5th, lies in relationship maybe, especially with Venus sitting in 4th in square to Neptune, to make it more complete Saturn as ruler of 7th is in Pisces in square to Jupiter.