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Topic: Is Juno better conjunct AC or DC in synastry?
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8thHouseSiren
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posted April 27, 2022 02:23 PM
  
As the title states, which is better in synastry?To have your Juno on a persons AC or DC? Because with each, that means Juno is opposite the other angle & oppositions are considered hard aspects. So I guess would Juno be better opposite the other persons AC or DC for a romantic relationship & what is the difference in interpretation between the two? I would assume Juno conjunct either of those angles would be good regardless.
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Ami Anne
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posted April 28, 2022 08:45 AM
ASC because it would be YOUR trait. With the DSC, you may not retain the trait but look for it in othersWelcome! ------------------
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8thHouseSiren
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posted April 28, 2022 11:14 AM
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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
ASC because it would be YOUR trait. With the DSC, you may not retain the trait but look for it in othersWelcome!
My Juno is conjunct my partners AC by 1 degree. His Juno is also conjunct my DC by 2 degrees (also conjunct my Venus by 2 degrees). Any insight onto how either of us would feel this? I’m not sure if he views me as an ideal partner but he did commit to me very fast, within 2 months of meeting even though he had been talking to 3 other people at the time I met him. I definitely view him as an ideal partner and crave commitment from him, and despite generally being someone who is pretty against marriage, I definitely feel as though I would want to marry him despite knowing of course he has his issues as we all do. I’m just having a hard time differentiating between what the difference in feeling is for each of us since one of us is conjunct the others AC & the other is on the others DC. Thank you Ami! IP: Logged |
Randall
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posted April 28, 2022 05:33 PM
Welcome! Moving this to Interpersonal Astrology.IP: Logged |
AlmaRegulus
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posted April 29, 2022 12:01 AM
It's good either way so don't worry about that.Especially in the last post since it's a double-whammy. With an axis like Asc-Dsc opposition doesn't really mean opposing to something. In my case my Juno (and more exactly BML Lilith) is on his Dsc and his Juno & Union square exactly my Asc-Dsc (to the degree) and trine my Union (to the degree). With a square I guess it's more difficult. On one hand he said that I am exactly what he would like his partner to be like, on another hand there is something about me which blocks him from planning a future with me. So it's hard to say really. IP: Logged |
Cancermoon83
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posted April 30, 2022 08:57 AM
My partner's Juno is exactly conjunct my Ascendant and our relationship got serious from the beginning. Not in a bad way,we just knew it wasn't something superficial.Also,he is way more invested in the relationship than me.But my Saturn is trine his Venus-Moon,so that keeps me committed as well.
I don't think it would be the same in the DSC,maybe it would affect me more.IP: Logged |
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