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When considering aspects in astrology, traditionally, trines and sextiles are considered, “good”. Squares and oppositions are “bad” or “challenging”. Conjunctions are judged on a case by case basis. For example, conjunctions to Jupiter or Venus (benefic planets) are “good”. Conjunctions to Saturn or Mars (malefic planets), “bad”.
Our Deluxe Transit Report interprets transits to your natal chart. These are not generic interpretations, applicable to everyone. The report is personalized to you. The report is approximately 70 pages long! Phone and printer-friendly! You get a whole year of interpretations, personalized to your chart for just $25. Besides being useful, day to day, the
“I have Mars at 28 degrees of Pisces *trine* Uranus at 0 degrees Sagittarius. Since they aren’t in the same element, how would that make a trine act differently?” Good question! Think of it in terms of dressing or putting an outfit together. There are colors that you know do well together. They blend. That
“My boyfriend has Saturn conjunct my Sun. Will he hold me back?” Your boyfriend may hold you back. He may also be the best thing that ever happened to you!
We like to talk about astrological events and how they affects our personal lives. This is a common question: Where does this transit fall in my chart? Determining the house where a new or full moon falls is the same as determining where a transit takes place, or where another person’s planets land in your chart,
Hi Elsa, I have a late degree ascendant. Therefore, the cusp of a given house is in sign x, while the majority of that house is in sign y. When trying to get a general feel for a particular house, is the sign on the cusp the only one to consider? Likewise, with planets in
Some planets form natural pairs that balance each other. The Sun and the Moon. Venus and Mars. Jupiter and Saturn (expansion and restriction). I wanted to look at Venus and Mars. These planets show what you like (Venus) and how you go about getting it (Mars).
