posted March 17, 2008 09:23 AM            

It is important to note that when romantic partners have conjunctions between one person's Vertex and the other person's personal planets (and/or going both ways), it doesn't necessarily mean the relationship is a blissful, "happily ever after" one. That is hardly the case. However, it does suggest a powerful connection.

posted March 17, 2008 11:02 AM            

Thanks for your reply though.

posted March 17, 2008 01:09 PM            

In the horoscopic chart, the astrological Vertex is calculated as being the point located at the intersection of the Ecliptic (path of the Sun) and the Prime Meridian, a plane that divides the celestial sphere into front and back.

http://thezodiac.com/notworth.htm

It's a calculated point on the chart, an axis. I don't know if we can properly speak of it as bringing planetary energy into a relationship.

The whole of the above article is worth reading. The author likens the Vertex/Anti-Vertex to "Destiny's Gate" and considers it a sensitive spot on the chart.

Then there is this previous Lindaland link:

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/009480.html

Contributors to this thread suggest the Vertex Axis person is sensitive and receptive to the planetary energy brought in by the other person.

If we accept that, and it certainly makes sense to me, then the answer to your question is that the Vertex person is reponsive to the other person's Venusian energy. It's a spiritual link.

posted March 18, 2008 06:53 AM            

From all that I've read about the Vertex, it's a sensitive point that brings people and events into your life when activated by a transit.

If her birth time is correct and your Venus is conjunct, then it seems to indicate that with the right transit, a romantic relationship could start w/ her...or the transit has already happened and that's why you're into her now.

Check out the transits for when you met or started noticing her.

Here's more info. http://thezodiac.com/notworth.htm

posted March 18, 2008 11:02 AM            

Here is another question. How fast does the vertex move through the sky? I mean, how fast does it change? Once an hour? Once a day? Etc?

posted March 18, 2008 11:26 AM              

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posted March 18, 2008 12:00 PM              

My English isn't good enough for me to talk about this in more detail, and it could be that we're talking about slightly different things here, but it doesn't change the fact that you shouldn't use Vertex unless you know the birth time.

posted March 18, 2008 01:21 PM            

according to my Solar Fire:

Ascendant - 293'01 per day
Midheaven average 337'38 per day
Vertex average 653'04 per day

posted March 18, 2008 01:58 PM            

That can be said about the Nodes and Perigree/Apogee axis,Perihelion/Aphelion axis. BTW...Black Moon Lilith is the Lunar Apogee and the opposite point is the the Lunar Perigree. The Lunar Perigree/Apogee axis is based on the distance of the points of the Moon's orbit from the Earth. Gee is the suffix for Geocentric aka Earth Center. Perihelion/Aphelion is based on distnace of the point of an objects orbit from the Sun. Helion is the suffix for Heliocentric aka Earth

Nodes are when orbital planes of 2 objects are in intersection. Picture 2 hula hoops entwined spinning together.

The Ascendant/Descendant axis,Midheaven/Imum Coeli axis,and Vertex/Antivertex axis are like nodes as they are based on intersections between 2 planes.

The Vertex/AntiVertex axis is the intersection of the Prime Vertical and Ecliptic

The Ascendant/Descendant axis is the intersection of the Horizon and Ecliptic

The Midheaven/Imum Coeli axis is the intersection of the Meridian and Ecliptic

The Solstices and Equinoxes are based on the intersection of the celestial equator and ecliptic.

The Equinoxes are the Nodes of the ecliptic plane to the celestial equator.

a good discussion about interfaces by Michael Erlewine,creator of Matrix Astrology software

"Astrology is all about nodes. Nodes are sensitive points in the natal chart that can be interpreted. Obvious examples of nodes are the Nodes of the Moon. The Ascendant, Midheaven, Vertex and other sensitive horoscope points are nodes. The traditional twelve House Cusps are also nodes. Since most astrologers do not consider latitude when calculating aspects, even aspects are nodes.
We may be familiar with the above nodes, but what about planetary nodes? What are they?"

"I was interested to note that astrologers devote their attention to the zodiac or ecliptic, but seem to pay little or no attention to these other planes: the Horizon, Prime Vertical, and Celestial Equator. Astrologers seem not to grasp or care that points such as the Ascendant, MC, Vertex, etc. are not zodiac points alone, but are nodes representing the intersection of the zodiac with some other great plane. In fact, it takes two independent planes to create a node. This important fact seems to have been lost in modern astrology." http://lessons.astrology.com/course/show/Interface-Planetary-Nodes/3931-Interface

I have Michael Erlewine's book,PLANETARY NODE INTERFACES, and it's rather abstract and so hard for me to understand. I'd need visual aids like videos for me to understand what he wrote in that book.

here is stuff on Visual Astrology http://www.astrologysoftware.com/resources/vastrology/vastrology.asp?orig=

posted March 18, 2008 08:22 PM            

Though we broke it off, she still calls me all the time. I feel as if she made some changes in her life, we could give it another shot.
My mistake, the composite did not conjunct the sun, it was merc.

posted November 23, 2012 12:05 PM            

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Originally posted by T-gemini:
I've read that these energy placements like Vertex, Lilith, AC, DC etc have a more powerful influence because the matter doesn't exist, it is only concentrated energy. I completly agree with that.

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