posted October 05, 2018 04:59 PM            

I can't get a feeling of cohesiveness in the composite chart.
what sticks out is the sun/Venus/mercury stellium. this does shows very affectionate feelings for each other and a good mental rapport. but Neptune is square to these planets. this often shows insincerity. Neptune usually shows you met each other I a casual social environment and were not really looing for a BF at the time.

Jupiter is sextile to the stellium which increases the mental and emotional feelings. but it is not necessarily a romantic aspects.

the mars/pluto midpoint is conjunct to venus which tends to show he is focused on a sexual hookup rather than a emotional connection.

the moon/venus midpoint is square to the pluto/Uranus midpoint which is not favorable for a deeper emotional connection.

additionally Jupiter is square to pluto which usually shows a person who is very ambitious and really doesn't want a tight relationship which might get in the way of personal advancement .

posted October 13, 2018 02:05 AM            

That grand trine in air, while light and breezy, it does involve the Moon (TIME dependent) with Saturn and Pluto. Which provides power and intensity, and commitment, and emotional fulfillment (TIME dependent). Yum.

The odds that you have the right time though are next to nil so this grand trine probably does not exist.

From this theoretical grand trine that doesn't exist, there is also a "talent triangle" pointing to Neptune that flows. This can add mystical and romantic feelings to whatever is being accomplished by both people together, via that grand trine. And maybe then, tip it over into something romantic. This talent triangle will still exist even without the grand trine, it just won't be as nice without the Moon in the whole configuration. And will not at all be as personal either.

There are 2 other talent triangles in this composition! One is outside the grand trine altogether and/but involving the stellium (and Jupiter/Uranus). The other is linked into the grand trine via the Pluto and Neptune (sexy Mars is the other planet involved)!

It is possible to have a relationships that is one thing at work, one thing at home, one things with friends.. etc. And this composite feels like one of those adaptable and agile relationships to me: it will just flow or jump from one easy stream of aspects (the configurations I've mentioned so far) to another.

Also, those two talent triangles that are linked into the grand trine are interlinking with each other too, and with Pluto as the pivotal point. Therefore, blending that romantic Neptune vibe in with the Mars. It makes the Mars and Pluto less aggressive and reduces the possibility for destructive competition and power games that may otherwise come from Mars and Pluto.

The more I look at this composite the more steamy, interesting and dynamic it is. Especially and maybe even ONLY because each one of those configurations involve the personal love planets: Venus in the stellium, Moon in the grand trine (TIME dependent), Mars in that talent triangle.

The other talent triangle, the 3rd one that is not part of the grand trine, only supports the stellium with a happy Jupiter and interesting Uranus

Again, the odds that you have the right time are next to nil. So, we can probably say that the grand trine does not actually exist. And this is a strong factor because depending on how the Moon is linked in makes a big, big difference.

What about the synastry and the Davison charts?

posted October 13, 2018 07:11 AM            

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Originally posted by sassaqua:
I see a relationship between you two that exists in the grand trine outside of that stellium.

That grand trine in air, while light and breezy, it does involve the Moon (TIME dependent) with Saturn and Pluto. Which provides power and intensity, and commitment, and emotional fulfillment (TIME dependent). Yum.

The odds that you have the right time though are next to nil so this grand trine probably does not exist.

From this theoretical grand trine that doesn't exist, there is also a "talent triangle" pointing to Neptune that flows. This can add mystical and romantic feelings to whatever is being accomplished by both people together, via that grand trine. And maybe then, tip it over into something romantic. This talent triangle will still exist even without the grand trine, it just won't be as nice without the Moon in the whole configuration. And will not at all be as personal either.

There are 2 other talent triangles in this composition! One is outside the grand trine altogether and/but involving the stellium (and Jupiter/Uranus). The other is linked into the grand trine via the Pluto and Neptune (sexy Mars is the other planet involved)!

It is possible to have a relationships that is one thing at work, one thing at home, one things with friends.. etc. And this composite feels like one of those adaptable and agile relationships to me: it will just flow or jump from one easy stream of aspects (the configurations I've mentioned so far) to another.

Also, those two talent triangles that are linked into the grand trine are interlinking with each other too, and with Pluto as the pivotal point. Therefore, blending that romantic Neptune vibe in with the Mars. It makes the Mars and Pluto less aggressive and reduces the possibility for destructive competition and power games that may otherwise come from Mars and Pluto.

The more I look at this composite the more steamy, interesting and dynamic it is. Especially and maybe even ONLY because each one of those configurations involve the personal love planets: Venus in the stellium, Moon in the grand trine (TIME dependent), Mars in that talent triangle.

The other talent triangle, the 3rd one that is not part of the grand trine, only supports the stellium with a happy Jupiter and interesting Uranus

Again, the odds that you have the right time are next to nil. So, we can probably say that the grand trine does not actually exist. And this is a strong factor because depending on how the Moon is linked in makes a big, big difference.

What about the synastry and the Davison charts?

Please keep us updated with how it progresses

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Hi Sassaqua! Thank you for all of this information! I am not so great at reading composites or Davidson’s yet.

Every time I do enter in ASTRO for his birthtime the grand trine is still there. I understand that site allows wider orbs for composite but not sure what is valid? 3 orbs like Synastry or can it be up to 10?

There also might be a kite in there? With Neptune opposite moon along with the trine?

posted October 13, 2018 08:07 AM            

Yes, I mentioned the kite already, that's the talent triangle with Neptune. And why it's extra powerful because it's attached the the grand trine (ie - a kite).

posted October 13, 2018 09:54 AM            

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Originally posted by sassaqua:
Yes, post it here too.. I cannot remember where I've been. Or where I'm going sometimes too.

Yes, I mentioned the kite already, that's the talent triangle with Neptune. And why it's extra powerful because it's attached the the grand trine (ie - a kite).

The Moon moves fast though. The Moon is based on his natal chart, not the composite calculations. Move his TOB just 1/2 hour it will change the whole placement of the moon in the composite.

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Thank you Sassaqua!!

Here is Synastry:

Here is Davidson:

posted October 13, 2018 10:21 AM            

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Originally posted by sassaqua:
Hey.. I remembered the thread now. I bumped it and have commented there

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