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LITTLENEPTUNE: You should have a full, circular chart representing a total of 90 degrees. The first thirty degrees will be representative of all cardinal signs, the second thirty degrees will represent all fixed signs, the last thirty degrees all mutable signs. Your Venus in Pisces and your Uranus in Virgo will be at 71 and 72 degrees on your "90" degree wheel -- looking like a conjunction. Your Sun will be at 79.6 degrees. Mid-way between your Venus and your Sun will be Pluto at 75 degrees. This translates into Sun/Venus = Pluto. Ebertin says of this mid-point, "Strong excitability in love-life can easily lead to excesses. A fateful love union (when activated by a transit, probably). The Sun represents life, purpose, one's self image. Venus represents one value for relationships, harmony and balance. Pluto can be said to be intensity, a push for control, feeling the impact of change, being drawn into transformative experiences. This might be more accurately understood or applied if you took into account other significant patterns. For example, your Sun and Moon forms an opening square -- the "activist" phase -- suggesting a basic urge to act, plunging into things, involved in self and social forcefullness as a mode of expression. Sun in Pisces suggests high sensitivity levels while Moon in Gemini suggests a need for wide-spread and frequent social contact. You will also want to look at your Ascendant for another clue as to how you might deal with a rich but sensitive social life -- do you generally stay a little remote and get burnt when you rush into closeness? There is a lot to explore in just these basic patterns.
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LUNALAFEY: Your list looks like it could be correct. If so, your Mars will be at the mid-point of Moon/Pluto. Ebertin says, "Great changes of mood, easy excitability, the inclination to outbursts of anger. Quarrels, injuries (when activated by transits)" Sun and Mars will be close to opposite each other on a 90 degree chart. This means that they are close to a 45 or 135 degree aspect in your regular natal chart. Depending upon how you rounded off the positions given in your listing, one or both of them will be at the mid-point of Mercury and Saturn. Mercury/Saturn brings a certain structure and depth to your thoughts, methodical processes in categorizing things. Sun at that mid-point, if actually there, would suggest frequent changes of address, separations, etc. (Ebertin), while Mars would, if there, tend to incompatibility and unrest with others who are close, disputes over principles. Again, these observations might or might not be accurate depending upon the accurate positions of the planets. Ebertin used only 1 and 1/2 degrees orb.
*** If either of you wish to privately e-mail me your charts I will mark up a 90 degree chart and send you back a .jpg file of that chart. If you have a computer generated mid-point listing that may not be necessary but I will do that just to start you off with the added confidence on your pursuit of this exciting topic. Dave.
Replies to littleneptune and to lunalafey.
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LITTLENEPTUNE: You should have a full, circular chart representing a total of 90 degrees. The first thirty degrees will be representative of all cardinal signs, the second thirty degrees will represent all fixed signs, the last thirty degrees all mutable signs. Your Venus in Pisces and your Uranus in Virgo will be at 71 and 72 degrees on your "90" degree wheel -- looking like a conjunction. Your Sun will be at 79.6 degrees. Mid-way between your Venus and your Sun will be Pluto at 75 degrees. This translates into Sun/Venus = Pluto. Ebertin says of this mid-point, "Strong excitability in love-life can easily lead to excesses. A fateful love union (when activated by a transit, probably). The Sun represents life, purpose, one's self image. Venus represents one value for relationships, harmony and balance. Pluto can be said to be intensity, a push for control, feeling the impact of change, being drawn into transformative experiences. This might be more accurately understood or applied if you took into account other significant patterns. For example, your Sun and Moon forms an opening square -- the "activist" phase -- suggesting a basic urge to act, plunging into things, involved in self and social forcefullness as a mode of expression. Sun in Pisces suggests high sensitivity levels while Moon in Gemini suggests a need for wide-spread and frequent social contact. You will also want to look at your Ascendant for another clue as to how you might deal with a rich but sensitive social life -- do you generally stay a little remote and get burnt when you rush into closeness? There is a lot to explore in just these basic patterns.
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LUNALAFEY: Your list looks like it could be correct. If so, your Mars will be at the mid-point of Moon/Pluto. Ebertin says, "Great changes of mood, easy excitability, the inclination to outbursts of anger. Quarrels, injuries (when activated by transits)" Sun and Mars will be close to opposite each other on a 90 degree chart. This means that they are close to a 45 or 135 degree aspect in your regular natal chart. Depending upon how you rounded off the positions given in your listing, one or both of them will be at the mid-point of Mercury and Saturn. Mercury/Saturn brings a certain structure and depth to your thoughts, methodical processes in categorizing things. Sun at that mid-point, if actually there, would suggest frequent changes of address, separations, etc. (Ebertin), while Mars would, if there, tend to incompatibility and unrest with others who are close, disputes over principles. Again, these observations might or might not be accurate depending upon the accurate positions of the planets. Ebertin used only 1 and 1/2 degrees orb.
*** If either of you wish to privately e-mail me your charts I will mark up a 90 degree chart and send you back a .jpg file of that chart. If you have a computer generated mid-point listing that may not be necessary but I will do that just to start you off with the added confidence on your pursuit of this exciting topic. Dave.