Question: What is the difference between the conjunction and opposition? On this topic, there are opposing views (no pun intended). Some astrologers say that these aspects are VERY different: “The conjunction is quite dissimilar from the opposition because it is not a see-saw. It is a melding. The two planets are so close that the...
You may feel afraid that any intimate relationship might put you in a vulnerable position where unexpected emotional rejection could be experienced. To avoid this, you may create emotional drama that ensures others will stay at a distance. This game results in a negative self-image and emotional isolation. When you take responsibility for creating loving...
Question: If Saturn is in Scorpio, as some astrology suggest, you may have lost a close relative at a young age. You can be cold and unfeeling, have a morbid fear of dying, and have difficulty expressing your feelings. Intimacy issues, such as a reluctance to let go or a fear of rejection, are common...
When you habitually seek the behavior of others to automatically validate your concept of universal perfection, you may refuse to see life as it exists. Living in your vision of universal perfection on Earth, you can unknowingly lose yourself in ivory tower beliefs. These beliefs prevent you from listening to people and seeing them in...
Question: What does it mean to have an outer planet conjunct one of the angles of the chart? Whether we think of the energy Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto symbolize a cosmic’ or collective in the Jungian sense – as a shared pool of psychic imagery from which all humanity draws – these planets are unquestionably...
Question: Is Saturn’s placement in Sagittarius the worst possible placement for it? This must be a bummer for a Sagittarius, since they are typically upbeat and full of life. Yikes, talk about a cosmic buzzkill! Sagittarians aren’t passive and participate forcefully in the expression of their own being; as a result, people born under this...
For some reason, Aquarians don’t fit into the expectations of the family or the environment, and they grow up feeling there is some mysterious plastic wall between them and the rest of the neighborhood. This instills a feeling of loneliness, causing them to spend a great deal of time as adults looking for groups they...
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Sagittarius is the last and most impersonal of the Fire signs. The idealism of Sagittarius is less personal than either Aries or Leo. Sagittarians are more involved in causes, politics; in formulating the law; and they have ideas about religion and/or philosophy. They seem to radiate self-confidence and enthusiasm, but inside they often question their...
Libra is the second of the Air signs and is more intellectual and less personal than Gemini. Often, the ‘idea’ that they support is more important than their ‘personal feelings’. Their diplomatic actions seldom soothe their own troubled personalities. Words don’t make the emotional Libran feel any better; and often they have strange and mysterious...
Leo is a Fire sign, but the Leo energy expresses differently from the Aries. Aries are personally and emotionally idealistic whereas the Leo type is far more intellectual about it. Leos are not as selfish as Aries. Many people think that Leos are pompous, but that doesn’t seem to be the case – they are really...
Gemini people are born into the most personal of the air signs. They wonder where they fit in the scheme of things. They have lots of ‘me’, ‘I and ‘my in their consciousness, and their life experience requires the incorporation of self into a larger universe. Gemini children learn to use words well, for they...