Learn about synastry and the composite chart…
Riley asks: “Just out of curiosity, would having a Venus/Saturn conjunction in a composite chart be something that can be a positive thing? Because I always read that Venus/Saturn is challenging. But also I’ve read that it could mean “stability.” Do you have any thoughts on this particular aspect with regards to composite charts?”
I have an acute interest in how people relate. I’ve studied this, intently, since I was a teenager. I’m not exaggerating. I worked as a bartender for six years, when I was young. I watched men and women interact, eight hours a day and boy did I learn.
I wrote this for a client: “You have a natal chart and he has a natal chart. These charts show your characteristics as individuals. The composite charge merges the individuals together and shows the relationship…”
Hello Elsa! I have just one question please if you can write about it. I just met a man with whom I have Pluto on composite ascendant, exactly. Can you please write about this something? Please! Thank you so much!
Introduction to a series on synastry. Techniques astrologers use to judge compatibility between charts. Do they work? Theory vs fact. Skip to part two – Synastry – Theory vs Reality.
Yesterday, someone called me, “the scapegoat”. There’s no denying this in my current circumstance. It’s a little odd because I was the undisputed, “lost child”, for decades.
A reader wrote: “There are some synastry aspects that make people want to run the other way, a Saturn square or a Neptune one say, but that kind of reaction doesn’t take in to account the natal relationship each person has with the square planets in their own charts. Does that modify the synastry? Does
