Practicing Astrology

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

I need to follow through on things I start. I tend to follow through on things when I have people expecting it from me. So here we go.

Any others interested and or practicing, please feel free to discuss with me. I, in no way, claim to be any kind of expert on this.

I'm mostly concerned with Natal Astrology (apparently also called "genethliacal"...whatever the #ell that means). If anyone's interested, I can try to pick whatever I can from it and, hopefully, expand my understanding of such a complex system. However, I will need the following:

Birth Date
Birth Time (must be exact)
Birth Place

If you don't feel comfortable releasing this information but would like to see your chart, PM me or do it yourself and send me the list/chart without the information contained. I can do my best to make my own chart, as well, if you just give me the planets/houses/signs and their degrees and minutes.

Note: I'm not kidding with the Birth Time, part. I need the exact minutes to make it as accurate as possible. It's pretty significant when considering where your Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, etc. lie not to mention aspects.

Here's mine for sh!ts and giggles:

Let's take my Moon, for instance.
-A Moon in Scorpio is so intense that it spends a great deal of energy protecting itself from its own emotions. Well aware of how powerful emotions can be (and never satisfied with superficial answers), Scorpio Moons can be suspicious of others and quick to judge, and can hold grudges for a very, very long time. At the same time, they have a desire to understand deep mysteries and get to the bottom of things, which makes Scorpio Moons' emotional nature both intuitive and potent, capable of stronger feelings than any other Moon sign. Scorpio Moons often seek their soul mates. Above all, Scorpio Moons feel with their intense emotions.
The Moon in the Sixth House can indicate a frequent desire to change jobs or positions. This placement needs to have emotional attachment to work and service, and to believe in the work being done. Moon in the Sixth House has great consideration for others, including coworkers. This placement also indicates that these people's health and productivity at work tend to fluctuate with their emotions. Emotional nurturing is very important to them, and they might work in restaurants, nutrition, food preparation, or other businesses associated with food. These people like to serve others by working closely with the public. Moon in the Sixth House may indicate fluctuations in health when there is stress in the workplace.

The Scorpio Moon is Square to both my Leo Jupiter and Aquarius Saturn.

-Noble Jupiter in Leo is big-hearted and self-confident, and radiates warmth and generosity. Jupiter in Leo thinks big and can inspire others to think big as well. Jupiter in Leo creates leaders that groups eagerly follow. With its flair for drama and its charismatic charm, Jupiter in Leo can sometimes get big-headed, but overall, Jupiter in Leo grows magnanimously.
Third House Jupiter often has a variety of intellectual interests and might achieve success through education, writing, or communication. This placement signals an enthusiastic, expansive mind with a strong philosophical foundation. Witty and optimistic, this placement is well-liked by others. Jupiter in the Third House also can indicate a great deal of travel, and, because these people are usually very interested in social trends and causes, many writers with this placement pursue topics of this nature.
**This Square indicates conflict between these two areas of life which are expressed the way they are. I'm sure to help others due to emotional obligations but I'm also wanting to gain information or provide it in a showy, interesting manner. Pouring my emotions into my work and into education can become fatiguing and I can become disheartened when my work isn't enough or others don't care for it. I try to make it as interesting for other as it is for myself, but I may become offended when they don't try as hard. Work is work and your ideals are your own.

-Saturn in the freedom-loving sign of Aquarius wants to run the whole show. It wants both freedom and order. And for this placement, it's all in the same package--Saturn in Aquarius teaches that discipline is freedom! Discipline open the flow to the goal and everything falls into place. Saturn can actually manifest quite well in individualistic Aquarius, especially when it is "allowed" to keep its stance of detached observation. Saturn in Aquarius needs to learn to set itself free.
With Saturn in the Ninth House, a person has a great desire to learn and carefully explore philosophy or religion. There's an inherent evaluation of new ideas because Ninth House Saturns are interested in social stability, but there's also a desire to know about everything. There can be a tendency toward fanaticism here, but these people often mellow with age, as wisdom develops. Ninth House Saturns often seek positions of authority or status in education, religious institutions, or businesses that deal with publishing, law, politics, or international affairs. They also might be university professors or public officials.
**It's difficult to mix general education in philosophy or ethics to mix with my working with others. I might put too much of my own beliefs into my work, making a strong emotional connection to them, only to learn that they're not valued, important, or necessary. The empathetic Moon might become callous when someone turns the wrong way after being warned. As compassionate and considerate as a Moon in Scorpio can be, they can be just as cold and biting. Those who go against the native's philosophy or religion are not forgive or considered worth their time. It's important to consider that not everyone holds that person's beliefs and "the wrong way" can just be "a different way."

Of course, I can be making this fit me since I know myself pretty well. (And I did with that last bit ;P)
And if anyone with more understanding of this than myself has anything to add (because anyone who knows this stuff would know I'm missing something) or correct, please do. I'd like to hear some input.

 

[Dóiteán]

Astrology is tied in with my religion. Astrology can be imprecise, though sometimes it's accurate.

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

Oh, I don't hold astrology to any kind of authority over anything. It's just fun for me to try to understand. The symbolism is interesting and I, personally, find it attractive. It's far more difficult than I ever anticipated, so I'm overwhelmed at this point, but I can't just give up (which I'm naturally inclined to do).

 

[Dóiteán]

Astrology is interesting. I'm actually interested(and practicing) astrology and divination(go ahead and scoff).

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

I fricken love that stuff (which is apparently congruent with my Scorpio Moon...). THERE'S SO MUCH I DON'T KNOW AND I HATE IT! (Midheaven and Saturn in Aquarius)...

heh xP

 

[Endling vas Precious]

Why not.

September 15th, 1993
2 PM
Kitimat, B.C.

 

[Dóiteán]

July 26, 1990
6:37am
Pasadena,TX

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

EDIT: IN THE PROCESS OF EDITING

Reminder: This is an evaluation with my limited ability to interpret these items.
Endling:

I'm going to pick on your Mars.
-Charming, generous Mars in Libra has a strong sense of justice but cannot always take a side. The primary need here is for active, equal relationships. Social Libra translates into someone who may be making the introductions and connections to further projects, but it also can mean an aversion to standing alone. Principled, cooperative, and idealistic, Mars in Libra is a balanced energy.
An Eleventh House Mars is often the leader in its circle of friends and actively pursues its well-defined goals. There's energy to spare with this placement, and Eleventh House Mars makes friends quickly-- although he or she might also lose them quickly by pushing them to keep up. People with an Eleventh House Mars have friends or are aligned with groups that might be aggressive or masculine, and they often achieve their personal goals through such people. Someone with Mars in the Eleventh House can become dissatisfied with the present social order and might have revolutionary tendencies.
**The native will keep the group together by often playing the moderator or playing to everyone's likes, in spite of their own. Since there's a slight fear or discomfort in being alone, they might try too hard to keep the group together and think of radical ideas to get it back together or have a plan to create a group that just might not work. But these failures are few and far between when the native can channel these energies efficiently and understand people well enough.

Conjunct Jupiter in Libra in the Eleventh House. Trine Saturn in Aquarius in the Third House. Square Uranus Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Second House.

-Artistic Jupiter in Libra is cooperative and charming, and often finds its greatest area of growth through partnership. Morally conventional, Jupiter in Libra has a strong sense of justice and is always honorable in its dealings with others. Because this isn't a sign for the sole practitioner, Jupiter in Libra grows socially.
Jupiter in the Eleventh House is popular and successful through groups and friends, and often benefits and grows from its associations with others. This placement does particularly well in large organizations and, if well-aspected, has good judgement and intuition. People with Jupiter in the Eleventh House are usually successful in very large projects, which might be associated with humanitarian, religious, educational, or charity effort. In business pursuits, group activities are often related to the sciences, engineering, new inventions, or organizational pursuits. Eleventh House Jupiters also might benefit through travel and foreign.
**Like Mars, groups, however small or large, are a comfortable place for the native. They always seem to be trying to get something started to expanding a project further than others thought possible. This expansion can sometimes be too much too quickly as Libra is always evaluating and seeking more ground, common or otherwise. They enjoyed group projects both for the socialization but also for the learning experience.
It's good that these two are Conjunct, in my opinion. Mars has the energy Jupiter might lack to keep the group together or get a group formed. Though Mars can easily overpower and overshadow Jupiter, Jupiter can slow down Mars to the point of stagnation. They are both in Libra which is considerate and balanced, however, and they may be considering too many things for a single project. Sometimes it's best to listen to one's intuition rather than evaluating every single item.

Trine Saturn in Aquarius in the Third House

-Saturn in the freedom-loving sign of Aquarius wants to run the whole show. It wants both freedom and order. And for this placement, it's all in the same package--Saturn in Aquarius teaches that discipline is freedom! Discipline opens the flow to the goal and everything falls into place. Saturn can actually manifest quite well in individualistic Aquarius, especially when it is "allowed" to keep its stance of detached observation. Saturn in Aquarius needs to learn to set itself free.
Saturn in the Third House wants to learn things in order to put them to good use. This is a practical placement and can indicate a good student, as well as a strong scientific or mathematical ability. These people might work in printing, publishing, or the communications industry, and they're also good accountants, teachers, researchers, or librarians. With Saturn in the Third House, the life task is to get people to understand the basic concepts no matter what the project. There's a possibility that people with this placement might have had relationship difficulties with neighbors or siblings, or education problems in their early years, but they also have excellent powers of concentration and are conscientious, pensive thinkers.
**Saturn's discipline falls largely into intelligence and the gathering of information. Aquarius is seeking something revolutionary and interesting to themselves. Saturns placement here gives order to the, sometimes, hectic realm of education and research. They also might conduct studies for the sake of conducting a study. This will usually have to do with people, namely the community or population at large. They wish to learn and understand the population or group rather than the individual.
With a Trine to both Mars and Jupiter, this solidifies their presence and influence within a group. The native can evaluate the progress of the group and consider lessons that have been learned from the past (Jupiter) and employ them to keep the group together or bring it together (Mars). Being the most favorable aspect, these energies are easily merged together and the native can employ all these skills simultaneously with ease.

-Uranus in Capricorn works at breaking down old, worn-out structures and organizations in order to create a better future, and in its most recent transit this means everything from toppling the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Union to the American political scandals that seemed to top the news in the mid-1990's. Capricious Uranus is channeled into constructive directions in Capricorn and so liberates constructively.
Second House Uranus might make their money in unusual ways, with opportunities that seem to literally pop up out of nowhere. There might be wild fluctuations in net worth here, which Uranus might be able to ride out. This can be anything from boom to bust. When it comes to saving money, Uranus in the Second House can be erratic--unless there is something in particular to save for, in which case this placement can save scrupulously. This placement indicates people who may do better with their own business and who may not "buy into" the value systems accepted by others.
**This placement is financially unreliable and might depend on others, namely the group, to pick up the slack that Uranus might create. Of course, Uranus can make money from seemingly random angles, but that can only help the group for so long. They'll work beyond their means and then keep going when the electricity has been turned off. But their sense of "worth" and "value" are usually quite different than others.
This conflicts with Mars and Jupiter because erratic financial means can make it difficult to keep the group together. Mars and Jupiter want the group to work but Uranus is looking at the end without keeping in mind the present, which Mars very much lives in. Jupiter can know that things are falling apart by fault of Uranus but keep trying to work in the group and advance the project when there's no more resources in which to do so.

Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Second House.

-This period was a time that was recognized for its dissolving of worn-out governments and economic structures. The USSR dissolved, the Berlin Wall fell, and all around the world new countries were formed or reformed after years of being swallowed up by others. Communism collapsed, and here in the United States, we began facing the need for socialized medicine and other necessary reforms. Economic and political structures--society's organizations--are associated with Capricorn. Neptune in Capricorn natives have a deep sense of responsibility and self-discipline, and great courage and purpose to achieve their goals. Neptune in Capricorn is constructively inspired.
Second House Neptune approaches making money with both intuition and imagination, and might be surrounded with objects valued more for their aesthetic than their material value. Second House Neptunes can be quite resourceful--or might experience financial difficulties as their finances dissolve. They have an idealistic sense about money and how to use their resources, but there may be unforeseen expenses or circumstance that make it difficult to hold on to. They may need to develop faith and a sense of flow where their resources are concerned.
**The changes in structure and organizations are aesthetically pleasing in their own right to this native. Their worth is beyond that of money and resources. There's a spiritual worth that cannot be matched and Neptune seeks that more than anything. The natives ideas for what could be are quite plain and seemingly inconsequential to some, but Uranus knows it can be accomplished if enough people believe in it.
The Conjunction is clear, both are financially unstable but imaginatively grounded. Their practical ideas can be plain and boring, but secure. However, the reformations and restructuring might just be a simple paint job or simply rearranging tiles. Uranus and Neptune are seeking big returns on small projects, which aren't always indulged.
The Square with Mars and Jupiter is quite evident, though not difficult to cope with. Libra is an intellectually stimulated Sign and Capricorn is stubbornly practical. Jupiter has big ideas after considering all sides of an issue or project while both Uranus and Neptune picked out the minor details that probably could have gone without having been noticed. Uranus and Neptune want to do the little things while Jupiter is trying to implement grand ideas and Mars is putting energy into the group. Learning what's most important and assigning duties accordingly would be most beneficial for this placement.

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doitean:

Let's do Venus for you.

-Venus in Cancer
In the Twelfth House
**

Sextile Mars in Taurus in the Tenth House. Opposite Uranus Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Sixth House. Trine Pluto in Cancer in the Fourth House.

-Mars in Taurus
In the Tenth House.
**
Sextile Venus in Cancer in the Twelfth House.

Trine Uranus Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Sixth House. Opposite Pluto in Cancer in the Fourth House.

-Uranus in Capricorn
In the Sixth House
**
Trine Mars in Taurus in the Tenth House.
Opposite Venus in Cancer in the Twelfth House.

Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Sixth House. Sextile Pluto in Scorpio in the Fourth House.

-Neptune in Capricorn
In the Sixth House
**
Conjunct Uranus in Capricorn.
Trine Mars in Taurus in the Tenth House.
Opposite Venus in Cancer in the Twelfth House.

Sextile Pluto in Scorpio in the Fourth House.

-Pluto in Scorpio
In the Fourth House
**
Sextile Uranus Conjunct Neptune in Capricorn in the Sixth House.
Opposite Mars in Taurus in the Tenth House.
Trine Venus in Cancer in the Twelfth House.



This is so difficult...my brain is dead now and I didn't even do a good job. D:
I'm trying. It's good practice. Feedback! :D

 

[Endling vas Precious]

Neat.

 

[Gaja]

Hmmm why not

January 4th, 1990
9:40am
Serbia

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

Endling: no feedback? Anything you don't agree with (like all of it?)

Gaja: does Serbia have no cities? xP (I need one in order to properly calculate the chart)

 

[Gaja]

Ahhh sorry. Bor, Serbia

 

[Icaro]

may the 1st
a little after midnight
wellington, new zealand

come at me.

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

I guess it wanted Yugoslavia.
But here it is:

Well, I guess I'll focus on your Stellium!
A Stellium is a group of 3 (or four) or more planets in a single house and sign. It is a major focal point and a place where all other planets go in order to be expressed or an area that affects other planets in how they are expressed. Though Uranus is in Capricorn as well, it does not share a house with the other four.
Mercury, the Sun, Saturn, and Neptune are all in the Eleventh House (one's direction for the future, hopes and dreams) in Capricorn.
Again, Capricorn is the "Father" of the Zodiac. They care for structure and preserving the community if they're not trying to improve it. They can be stubborn but apply this stubbornness to the accomplishment of tasks. They can be reserved, patient, constructive, and show a level of self-control.
These ideas can be applied to the native's intelligence and means of communication (Mercury), their ego and how they view themselves (Sun), responsibilities, authority, and ambition (Saturn), and one's idealism, spirituality, and open-mindedness (Neptune).
Mercury in Capricorn is a hard worker, storing up facts and figures for future practical use. It is cautious and methodical and knows what it wants and how it plans to get it. It cares about how the mind is used and what it is used for. This is an organized mind.
In the Eleventh House, they may surround themselves with equally practical and diligent people seeking to accomplish goals.
The Sun here cares about values and is directed toward its goals. It can be intense and practical and will bide their time to wait for the right moment to accomplish something and keep that accomplishment sustained. They practice self-control of both the mind and body. They will use their mind and mental energies to accomplish a task rather action or force, like Aries would. The Goat-Fish might have deep or lofty goals, but they are always down-to-earth, practical and constructive. Acting as the "elder," they often help others and accept the responsibilities as such. They want to build and protect something enduring. They will be patient in their methods of reaching a goal.
Being in the Eleventh House, they care about society and may employ their aspirations onto them.
Saturn in Capricorn is ambitious, industrious, and persistent. It means to succeed, which is usually does as Saturn rules Capricorn. They are focused, diligent, and disciplined when it comes to accomplishing its goals, here. Constantly moving and progressing, they are happily busy should it serve toward a practical goal. This persistence, however, can lead to a harshness for those less disciplined and diligent. They must learn that there is more to one's life than their position.
In the Eleventh House, Saturn seeks the group Mercury enjoys to be meaningful and intimate, almost family-like. They might be the one with the greatest ideas or most practical in their group. They may seek the counsel of elders.
Neptune in Capricorn is constructively inspired. They seek to reform the old into something better and fair. Economic and political structures and organizations are associated with Capricorn, and Neptune's inspiration is revolved around this. Capricorn wishes to take Neptune's ideals and make them real through diligence and hard work.
Being in the Eleventh House, they're drawn to artistic, spiritual, or humanitarian people who share their goals. The Capricorn needs hard working people, but someone has to have the creative or meaningful sense of creation that Capricorn lacks.

I'll, then, focus on the three closest Planets within the Stellium, The Sun, Saturn, and Neptune. They all Square the Moon in Aires, Oppose Jupiter in Cancer, and Sextile Pluto in Scorpio.

An Aries Moon is direct and spontaneous. Their emotional nature is energetic and excitable, being both daring and independent. This Planet here doesn't care for patience and can manipulate others to meet and end quickly. They don't take mind to pessimism or hesitation well. There might be a sense of insecurity here, however, but they're always moving forward.
Being the first house, they can be emotional and moody. Everything depends on how they feel and are, further, highly impressionable. But this can indicate psychic abilities. In the first house, the Moon views the world through emotions and one's feelings. They care concerned what others are thinking about them. Relationships are emotion-based.
There is an obviously strong Square here. Aries Moon in the First House is emotional and action-oriented, thinking with emotions. Sun, Saturn, and Neptune Capricorn in the Eleventh House is concerned with practical thoughts and having practical means to reach a practical goal. One might often have to disregard one's sense of individuality and independence when the Sun, Saturn, and Neptune need a group to accomplish a great task. However, they might just manipulate these people, even without knowing it, to attain a goal quickly. It increases the strength of needing to finish a job, but that just means your patience for others is even less when they don't share the same passion you do, making it difficult to really connect with others. It might be key to keep the self separate from the group.

Jupiter in Cancer is sympathetic of others, has a good nature, a good sense of humor, and is often optimistic. They are good with money and they seek prosperity in everything they have, which it may seem to do on its own at times. They can become overindulgent both with themselves and with others. They grow emotionally.
In the Fourth House, they are most comfortable at home and with their family, whomever that may be. They may have had a happy childhood or one that was fortunate or comfortable. They like large spaces and homes for the sake of sharing it with others. Warm and compassionate, they can have many social and educational opportunities. With a large family, including family friends, there is a strong sense of security here. They often come from a large family that was financially secure and were strongly religious or ethical. If these things were not the case, then they may try to make these things for themselves, adopting themselves into others' families or making a strong circle of friends.
With an opposition of Jupiter, this prosperity might be sought for for the entire community, which is entirely impractical and far too lofty to make a reality in most cases. Still, this strengthens the impressive ideals of Neptune in Capricorn, but Neptune has structured and logical ideals for the community where Jupiter seeks the comfort of home and with close friends and family. Still, keeping a comfortable home while changing society might prove difficult. Keeping a balance between these two can prove difficult at times but one often influences the other, be it negative or positive.

Pluto in Scorpio has an interest in natural healing. There is a transformation here that is wide-reaching and, almost, planet-wide. Reform and transform is occurring here and Pluto in Scorpio is sensitive to their environment, emotionally intense, and intrigued by the mysterious. They seek spiritual regeneration and renewing what has been damaged or constructing something productive.
In the Eighth House, you are who you are and nothing more. You feel a need to erase these limitations and transform past them. There might be an interest in the taboo and you become whatever it was you were seeking, gaining power along the way. But here you are evolving your soul to learn self-reliance and how to identify internal values and resources in order to sustain yourself. You are searching within yourself.
With the Sextile to the Sun, Saturn, and Neptune, expressing Pluto and, thus, you inner needs and desires is relatively easy. You want for the community what you want for yourself and you change yourself along with the community. But with the other Water sign and your Moon, the emotions here can very much get in the way of this change or affect what your goal is, making it impractical or unrealistic. Remember what is practical and reliable in changing yourself and changing the community and that they may, very well, be different.


I'm referencing more sources here and trying out the aspects myself as well as the short advice after them. Hopefully referring back to the Planets and Signs helps me in making the connection of them being together, but we'll see. :)

Comments? Seriously, if any of you disagree with anything, I'd be more than happy to know. :D

 

[Just Matt Now]

February 3rd, 1993
11:43am
Manhattan, New York

 

[Icaro]

erm, year was '92.

wut

 

[Gaja]

God damn man. You nailed a lot of stuff for me. And yes it was Yugoslavia at the time. Seriously though you nailed a lot of things...

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

What did you think about the aspects (Square, Opposition, Sextile)? Were they accurate/enlightening at all?

And Icaro and Sandy, I'm working on them now. It takes a bit to get them going.
And I'm only going to post one at a time so it's easier for me to refer back to the chart.


Icaro

There's a potential Stellium in here as well. Some sources say the planets are within 5 degrees of each other while others just say they share a Sign and House.

So, the Stellium would involve your Moon, Mercury, and Venus, all in Aries in the Third House. Again, a Stellium is a major focal point, more so than a Conjunction, due to the volume of planets in a single place within the chart.
-Again, Moon in Aries is spontaneous and direct. They are excitable and energetic, daring and independent. Not very patient and sometimes manipulates others to get what they want. Self-confident in love, they care little for insecurity, excuses, and hesitation. However, this might hide an insecurity in the native, themselves, but they are always moving forward, though not necessarily in the right direction.
In the Third House, the Moon cares about the family and might be involved in education or travel. Curious and imaginative, they think emotionally. Energies can be restless here because there's discomfort in routine, but they are good listeners with great audial memory. They are very attached to family and early home life.
-In Aries, Mercury is imaginative, quick, and constantly trying to be "first." This can lead to impetuousness, premature decisions, and a headstrong nature. They are spontaneous and respond immediately. They take action before having all the facts and can jump to conclusions. This is an active mind.
Mercury naturally resides in the Third House, as it rules Gemini and Gemini has ties with the Third House. It is lively, inquisitive and versatile here in handling both people and projects. There's a quick wit here, though sometimes biting or unwelcome. There's also a healthy sense of humor here. They are always eager to learn more and tend to be intellectual or sharp. This is also a restless and worrisome placement. So a profession that keeps the native on the move works well for this.
-In Aries, Venus can fall quickly in love and later realize they were falling in love with someone other than they thought. Physical appearance is most important to a Venus in Aries and are put off by slobs. They enthusiastically demonstrate their feelings and will often provide gifts for those they care about. At the same time, they can be demanding and selfish. Again, they are quick thinkers, creative, and artistic.
Venus in the Third House is negotiating, mediating, and facilitating, seeking harmony through communication (Venus is harmony where the Third House is communication). Often looking for win-win collaborations. Charming and gentle, their communication is tactful and direct, almost artful and seemingly effortless. There is an artistic nature here in the realm of communication, be it writing, singing, literature, or otherwise.
--Overall, there's a strong focus in communication, the immediate family, namely siblings, and overall intelligence throughout your chart. It's active and communicative but is based in strong emotions.

The Moon and Mercury are in Conjunct with each other, making it difficult for you to communicate without your feelings or to feel without communicating those feelings. In Aries, it is quick and forward, often leading to blunders that can break your heart or harden communications. There is a time and a place for emotions and there is a time and a place for communication. Some people don't feel with their head as much as you might and others aren't as keen on communication. Understanding these differences, not only in others, but yourself can help you even out these Planets' expressions.

Both the Moon and Mercury are Square both Retrograde Uranus Conjunct Retrograde Neptune in Capricorn in the Twelfth House. They are also Sextile Saturn in the Twelfth House.
-Again, Uranus is about freedom, authenticity, and individuality. It breaks the rules. However, Capricorn is about structure and sustaining. But Uranus wants to restructure toward the goals of communal progress, which Capricorn desires. It breaks down old structures to construct new, better structures. It seeks liberation through construction. Being Retrograde, these energies are actually enhanced and lead to the native at the forefront of change.
In the Twelfth House, the native is compassionate and intuitive and wish to free themselves from the constraints of society though they will hold themselves back by their own fears. This is a mysterious placement and also romantic. They work in unusual ways, however intelligent. They like to be alone and work alone as they feel too different from others. Very intuitive, they can ignore their higher self and, thus, outside information.
-Neptune is inspiration and intuition. In Capricorn, this is structured and practical but also toward aiding. Also Retrograde, this focus is reversed, inward, and toward the self. However, Neptune is very much about the self and, again, these energies are intensified. They test the old structures, picking out their flaws and then planning ways on how to improve upon them. Dreams and ideas may be difficult to grasp but are important to understand for a Retrograde Neptune native.
In the Twelfth House, the native needs quiet in order to free their creativity. They are attuned to their unconscious, however messy, but use this to help others. There is a strong source of wisdom from the native and might be connected to the "collective mind." They are curious about healing, psychic abilities, or psychology and, when well-aspected, can be artistic, musical, or poetic. They can be in a mental fog if they aren't in tune with their spiritual self and feel further isolated. They can absorb people's emotions well and find it difficult to be around negative people.

The Square between these two and the Moon and Mercury makes one finding difficulty in trying to communicate how and what they feel with others. Maybe they had been ignored or made fun of for their idealistic or impossibly intuitive thoughts, feelings, or ideas. Still, they feel passionately for them and will act on these, though this may be unwelcome by others. If the best clairvoyant can find the words and those willing to listen, it can be difficult to sort out these visions and prophecies. You need to find the right audience after researching and studying what it is you're experiencing. You want to fix things before they happen which can make it worse. Your Moon and Mercury want to act quickly where your Uranus and Neptune require time and quiet to sort out what they're feeling. Keeping them separate for a time is key, but when you learn to harness your Uranus and Neptune more effectively will you be able to act on them as quickly as you feel you should (Moon) and communicate them to the right person and in the proper manner(Mercury).

The Moon and Mercury are also Sextile Saturn in Aquarius in the First House.
-Saturn in Aquarius wants to run the whole show. They want to organize and control everything, but with both freedom and order. Discipline is freedom. Discipline opens the flow to the goal and everything falls into place. It will feel comfortable when it's "allowed" to keep its detached observation. However, they need to learn how to let themselves free.
In the First House, the native is disciplined, organized, and persistent and can be quite successful because of it. Can be serious and hard-working. They will readily accept major responsibilities, but, at the same time, feel overburdened with them. There are also several obstacles one may have to overcome in order to become independent and free.

The Sextile can help Moon and Mercury in Aries actually organize its impulsiveness when it listens to Saturn. Still, everyone here enjoys their independence and need for action and progression and action. Try not to let your Saturn make too many rules or regulation that your Moon and Mercury must follow or it will be difficult for you to express how you feel. If you open up a bit more, you'll be able to understand your emotions more, if you don't already. Sometimes you just need to act, but sometimes you need to know when. Find the balance here is easy enough, but can be easily forgotten.

To the other end of the Stellium is Venus which is Trine with Jupiter in Virgo in the Seventh House.
-Jupiter in Virgo values work and service to others, and can succeed through its smarts and perseverance. Even though many point to a conflict between Jupiter's expansiveness and Virgo's need for precision, these qualities don't need to cancel each other out; Jupiter in Virgo can actually use this methodical approach to growth to great ends. Jupiter in Virgo grows pragmatically.
Jupiter in the Seventh House supports success and accommodation between partners in a win-win way. The relationship will be fortuitous for both partners because Jupiter brings the desire to cooperate. This placement attracts good consel, fair and balanced opinions, and equitable and honest contracts that benefit the partnership. This placement can mean that one's enemies will later become one's associates or, at the very least, that one will have a fortuitous partnership of some sort. Jupiter in the Seventh House indicates a very affectionate and optimistic spouse, too. This placement shows someone honest and fair in dealings with others, who expects the same in return, sometimes too much.

With such powerful emotions and the impulse to communicate them, Jupiter seems to make this flow easily in the workplace or when working with others. Usually in partnerships will this occur (and not necessarily even your own), making these partnerships strong and reliable with the right person. If it doesn't work out, you know to move on. There might be too much communication, sometimes. Secrets are okay and letting them have a moment to themselves without you adding in two cents is overbearing. You may be trying to help, but you can come across as nit-picky or butting in. Even though you feel comfortable enough to communicate to someone, that doesn't mean you need to communicate everything.


Okay, that was exhausting. I lost focus so I'm sorry if it doesn't make sense.

But now I know why people charge for this sh!t. It's so extensive!

I'm going to start doing Depositor Trees for a few, now.

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Preview of Sandy's Dispositor Tree. Will go into details later.
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[Gaja]

I'll get back to you on that. Do this one as well if you have the time.

June 22nd, 1992
16:50
Bor, Yugoslavia

 

[Crackerjack Bohemian]

Sandy:

Dispositor Tree
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Note: A Dispositor Tree is a depiction of which planets report to whom. For example, here the Sun is in Aquarius. Aquarius is ruled by the planet Saturn. When the Sun in Aquarius is expressing itself, it's probably doing it through Saturn, which happens to also be in Aquarius.
Note: I'm going to pretty much be taking excerpts from this book. All credit goes to them.

-At the top of the Tree is Saturn in Aquarius. Saturn in the freedom-loving sign of Aquarius wants to run the whole show. It wants both freedom and order. And for this placement, it's all in the same package--Saturn in Aquarius teaches that discipline is freedom! Discipline opens the flow to the goal and everything falls into place. Saturn can actually manifest quite well in individualistic Aquarius, especially when it is "allowed" to keep its stance of detached observation. Saturn in Aquarius needs to learn to set itself free.
Saturn in its home, the tenth house, indicates someone who is determined, disciplined, self-reliant, and very likely to achieve success because, most of all, these people have extremely strong career ambitions and drive. This placement likes and needs responsibility and so is excellent in business and politics. When well aspected, this position leads to authority, high position, and high pay. But when this placement is challenged by aspects, there can be a fall from position after compromising values to achieve goals. It's important for these people to focus their ambition on serving others instead of just seeking personal gain. People who have Saturn in the Tenth House usually had to learn responsibility early in life because of the absence of authority figures. However, this can translate into a strong sense of responsibility toward one's own family.

It is Conjunct Mercury in Aquarius in the Tenth House. It is Trine Jupiter in Libra in the Fifth House.

-Mercury in Aquarius seldom misses a thing and, in addition, has a knack for grasping abstract ideas. As an observer of people and their motivations, a Mercury in Aquarius loves to predict human reactions, too. With its open mind and scientific approach, a Mercury in Aquarius might be on the forefront of new discoveries. Always original and unorthodox, Mercury in Aquarius is an inventive mind.
Mercury in the Tenth House has no trouble communicating ideas to others and can often do so in a variety of ways. People who have this placement have intellectually stimulating careers and might be found in writing, communications, or public speaking. They acquire added education so they can achieve significant social positions. Mercury in the Tenth House also can be associated with high-level political leaders, and people who have this placement might become speech writers or political strategists. Politicians with this placement become known for their intelligent ideas. There might be travel involved in the career, or there might be more than one job. Mercury in the Tenth House often brings many opportunities to travel or change residence because of career aspirations.
**It's clear why this would report to Saturn in Aquarius. Its aspirations toward political status or just employing one's intelligence and inventive ideas goes towards the end of "controlling the show" and "wishing for freedom through order." Within the Tenth House, they will make a career or work diligently toward these ends. Being Conjunct, they have so much in common it's sometimes difficult to tell between the two. This fact can make Mercury and Saturn at the top together, at times. The differences, however, lie in areas where it's just for the sake of freedom through structure (Saturn) and learning (Mercury). Experimenting with politics can be enlightening, but don't do it for the sake of enlightenment, make sure the ends are just.

Mercury in Aquarius Trines Moon in Gemini in Second House.

-Mutable Gemini makes for a restless and erratic Moon, but this Moon sign also is marked by a lively, inquisitive emotional nature, quick to laugh and make others laugh, and just as quick to flip-flop to a darker mood. A Gemini Moon is curious, too, needing constant stimulation, and talkative Gemini makes this Moon quick to let others know its feelings as well. Gemini Moons also spend a lot of time trying to analyze their feelings themselves because Gemini is a thinking sign. A Moon in Gemini feels with its mind, a most unusual combination.
The most important thing for a Second House Moon is its strong need for emotional security, which is often tied to possessions. Establishing a strong set of values also is important. This placement indicates an ability to earn money from businesses associated with food, homes, and real estate, although one's finances may go through phases, like the Moon, The Moon in the Second House is an easy-come, easy-go placement because there are often fluctuations in earning capacity. People who have the Moon in the Second House have an emotional attachment to the job and its income. This placement attracts business contacts and support systems through the feminine side of one's nature.
**The flip-flop and moodiness might come from the insecurities of one's possessions or relationships with others. If something suddenly changes, the native does so in return. The Trine with Mercury in the Tenth House means their income and possessions directly relate to their career. If something suddenly changes in the career, it can put the Moon on edge or relieve and excite it. It's easy to consider one's possessions as that of "the job's" and these might not necessarily seem like one's own, which can either create insecurity within the Moon or pass on unwanted responsibilities. Remember that your possession aren't what make you and what you receive is not necessarily from your work. Gifts are gifts, not loans or IOU's. In regards to the tree, the Moon answers or reports to Mercury in Aquarius. The Moon keeps tabs on almost everything, as does Mercury. They both notice everything and often work in tandem when focused on a particular goal or end. Mercury's awareness can affect how the Moon is expressed and how the Moon feels can determine how Mercury will solve the problem.

The Moon in Gemini is Square Venus in Aries in the Eleventh House. It is Conjunct Mars in Cancer in the Second House.

-Mars in Cancer might keep things inside, but this can translate into enormous power of will. Mars goes subtle in Cancer, getting what it wants in often indirect ways, but because Mars is also intuitive and instinctive here, it might know exactly how to get what it wants. A Mars in Cancer's protective custody can make it defensive, or even argumentative, but it also knows what it wants. Mars in Cancer is a protective energy.
Mars in the Second House gains through its own effort and competitive spirit. Money matters, and a Second House Mars will go after it. When it comes to spending, though, people with this placement are often impulsive or lose sight of the budget-- and often that there even is a budge! But people who have Mars in the Second House are hard workers and are always earning money; they have a strong work ethic and need to be productive. This placement is a good one for engineers, mechanics, career military people, government workers, those with strong initiative in business, and people who prefer to work for themselves.
**This explains the irrational or impulsive spending habits of the native. Though they work hard for such things, it can sometimes grow excessive or beyond one's means. This does not mean you don't deserve what you have, but it may result in scraping by constantly. This spending might have something to do with the inconsistent emotions of the Moon, which is in Conjunct with Mars, making this protective energy sometimes uncalled for or aggressive. That said, the native's emotions can drive one's protective actions over whatever it might be that has been threatened. Reporting to the Moon is habitual and even compulsory to the native. When the Moon changes mood, Mars needs to act to protect that mood or protect themselves from the mood.

Mars in Cancer in the Second House is Square to Jupiter in Libra in the Fifth House.

-In impulsive Aries, Venus can fall head over heels in love and then might later realize that she was falling in love with someone other than the person she thought! Physical appearance will be what grabs Aries Venuses first, and they don't much go for slobs or messes. Demonstrative and enthusiastic, a Venus in Aries loves to give gifts but also can be demanding and selfish. But these people are also quick thinkers, creative, and artistic. Most of all, Venus in Aries is an enthusiastic love.
Venus in the Eleventh House has a lot of friends and benefits from its association with people, both socially and financially. This placement indicates an idealism and interest in social values, which can lead to involvement with philanthropy or other charitable causes. People with Venus in the Eleventh House might have musicians or artists as friends, or they might be involved in artistic associations. Their cooperative spirit makes them excellent team players.
**The native might move from one instrument to another, figuratively or literally speaking. They have wide-ranging interests and act on them. They fall in love with one thing and are quick to move on. They might just fall in love of something because someone they love enjoys it. Perhaps they enjoy creating events that brings people together. They easily work with others, though the ease might be one way. The native might become easily bored with things that don't hold as much excitement as they once did and never experience all that something has to offer. With a Square to the Moon, there's a difficulty in controlling one's emotions when it comes to social gatherings and passing fancies. Since they become easily attached, the moodiness can scare people off, making the Moon unstable in short and intense relationships. The Moon still seeks security in others' happiness, but Venus can scare them off. It's difficult to keep one's emotions in check when something of interest comes along. Try not to fall so hard for something you know might be temporary. This is probably another reason why Venus reports to Mars rather than the Moon. There's a security in the interest and Mars can put all kinds of effort into it while, at the same time, attempting to preserve it until Venus grows bored.

-Artistic Jupiter in Libra is cooperative and charming, and often finds its greatest area of growth through partnership. Morally conventional, Jupiter in Libra has a strong sense of justice and is always honorable in its dealings with others. Because this isn't a sign for the sole practitioner, Jupiter in Libra grows socially.
Jupiter in the Fifth House loves any kind of recreation, whether it's a sporting event, the theater, or another great party, and loves adventure, too. This placement indicates a tendency to take risks--and those risks often pay off. Fifth House Jupiter does just about everything in a big way and is often found in teaching, publishing, sales, the arts, the entertainment business, and businesses related to the stock market or investments. This placement is very creative in the arts, sports, education, or anything related to children. Jupiter in the Fifth House often inspires teachers, counselors, or advisers, especially in working with young people.
**The Trine with Saturn, here, means it's easy for you to prepare these recreational activities, parties, or events for the sake of personal and social growth. Though Saturn often seeks solitude, Jupiter would be able to band together a group of good friends easily enough. The events and gatherings would often be intellectual rather than "just to hang out" since your Saturn wishes to accomplish something, however small. The Square with Mars can be crippling when someone tries to change the plans or your just not in charge of the operation. Mars is seeking actively seeking security, and you're the only one who can ensure your own security. So, though these events or gathers might be spur of the moment, you might be looking for a particular outcome and should that not occur, you can quickly become discontent or spiteful. But Jupiter is reporting to Venus, here, which is also active and impulsive. However, this can create intense conflict with the Moon even more so. The Moon can also manipulate Mars to manipulate Venus in order to silence the Jupiter, because a Gemini Moon is that good and quick.

This is taking a lot longer than I've anticipated. I'll probably only be able to do two a day.

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Gaja 2:

Dispositor Trees
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Interesting, though not unusual, there are two Dispositor trees here. That just means you keep your intuitive communal projects and their inspirations separate from things like emotions, possessions, and education. This is not to say that they can't affect each other, since there are aspects connecting them.

I'm going to focus on the Triangle here, though. It can be thought of as a sort of committee that discusses ideas, events, etc. together and makes a collective decision. Two of these Planets, Mercury and the Moon in Water Signs, are in a Trine together, making those two work more closely together than with Jupiter in an Earth Sign. Furthermore, Jupiter doesn't make any aspects with the other two within the committee. I'd still have to say that the Moon has the final say in most decisions since everything else reports to her and the fact that two Water Signs are present within the committee, making the Moon's emotional nature intensify.
As for roles, Jupiter would be the one to implement the ideas from the Moon which were communicated through Mercury. So even though we see Jupiter's handiwork, it really comes from the Moon. The Houses only solidify this idea.

-Practical Jupiter in Virgo values work and service to others, and can succeed through its smarts and perseverance. Even though many point to a conflict between Jupiter's expansiveness and Virgo's need for precision, these qualities don't need to cancel each other out; Jupiter in Virgo can actually use its methodical approach to growth to great ends. Jupiter in Virgo grows pragmatically.
Tenth House Jupiter works very well with others and has a natural ability to lead, inspire, and bring hope and enthusiasm. There's a strong sense of justice here, and this placement can do well in law or politics, as well as business. Tenth House Jupiter has high moral standards and broad vision, and with its ambition and pride, will achieve a good reputation as well as create a good reputation for the group. In the latter part of a Tenth House Jupiter's life, there's likely to be renown or high standing in the profession. This also is an excellent position for a career in medicine, healing, religion, philanthropy, or social reform.
**Jupiter in Virgo in the Tenth House Trines Mars in Taurus in the Sixth House. A diligent and precise manner in handling responsibilities (Jupiter in Virgo in the Tenth House) is easily relatable to one's hard work with others in gaining profit for themselves or others (Mars in Taurus in the Sixth House). It's easy to for the native to become pompous when all they see is the work their doing for their own gain and others aren't following suit. Their determination to an end is commendable and easy for them to sustain more than others.

-Mercury in Cancer might be picking up everyone else's signals; Mercury is as much a receiver as a transmitter in this sign. If there's such a thing as an earthly empath, a Mercury in Cancer might be it: these people seem to intuit what others are thinking without a word being said, and Mercury in Cancer is an intuitive mind. There's also a good chance that, with their good memory and strong poetic powers, they'll write it all down!
With its penetrating mind, Eighth House Mercury has a talent for research and analysis. There's an attraction to the occult with this placement, too, and people with Eighth House Mercury might be intuitive, secretive, and psychic. This placement also might indicate the death of someone very close who greatly influences the person's life, or this person might get money from someone else (or both!). In addition, people with this placement have penetrating insight into sciences that deal with energy, occult mysteries, and life in general. They are likely to understand the true motivations of others and so are able to ferret out secrets. They might work in corporate finance, taxes, insurance, or research; or write about mysteries or occult topics.
**Mercury in Cancer in the Eighth House is Trine with the Moon in Pisces in the Fourth House. It is Opposite Uranus and Neptune in Capricorn in the Second House. It is Trine with Pluto in Scorpio in the First House. I'll go into the Triangle with the Moon and focus on the Uranus/Neptune relation. With the case of Uranus and Neptune in the other tree, this aspect is actually helpful sometimes, keeping the two energies at odds and, thus, separating them. The native's tendencies to imagine and dream up ways to change society oppose the intuition received by others. Sometimes it feels the people don't want something when you know they'd be better off with it. Sometimes you know they need something but there's no constructive way of making it happen. Of course, anything is possible and learning how to focus these intuitive energies alongside one's dreams, aspirations, and visions is only one challenge presented by this aspect.

-Dreamy Moon in Pisces always believe the best about everyone and everything, so they're constantly setting themselves up for disappointment. With their sensitive and compassionate emotional nature, Pisces Moons forgive just about anything, too, but they're easily hurt and may sometimes feel sorry for themselves. Moons in Pisces can confuse dreams with reality, which makes this a most creative Moon, although when they find that they really live in reality, not in a dream, it can be a jarring jolt. Idealistic and romantic Pisces Moons feel through their imaginations.
With the Moon in the Fourth House, there is a strong emotional attachment to your physical residence, your family, and your children--the foundations of home. This placement indicates a strong desire to be responsible for anybody or anything (including pest and plants) that lives within your home environment. Moon in the Fourth House wants to protect; your home is truly your castle. This placement also can indicate a strong parental attachment and a person who identifies emotionally with both family and home, especially with the mother.
The Moon's Trine with both Pluto and Mercury makes a powerfully emotional Trine. The Moon's sensitivity and compassion can become a powerful desire to change and renewal of the self. It can also create intense intuition close to psychic or clairvoyant powers within the native. Mercury is communicating and understanding emotions while Pluto is renewing them passionately and the Moon is feeling and imagining them vividly. Emotions rule this person if the person does not rule their emotions. Pluto in the First House will change according to their will. The Moon in the Fourth House has a deep connection, either positive or negative, to the home and immediate family. Mercury in the Eighth House is analyzing and understanding these emotions and feelings they receive so strong from them.

Well that was interesting... ;P