Star wrote:hi again

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>>You do mean by progressing it, when you say "what was transiting the composite at the time of the kiss", right? :\ <<

nope. you can't progress a composite cos it has no birth time. i mean what planets were making transits to what points in the composite.

joy to you,
star

Wow, this is a lot easier to do once you're actually doing it right, huh? *sigh*

You've helped me with this a lot, and I really appreciate that.

I found that, of course, because of our tightly trined Suns (Mine is 24Pis03, his is 23Can57), we both share an even tighter sextile with the composite's Sun. We also have a heavy Earth Composite chart, because of my pulling all of his Gemini, Cancer and Leo planets into Taurus (Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, of course) with my Pisces. Thus creating an appreciated stellium in Taurus, which is trine our generations stellium in Capricorn... The majority of it is opposite Pluto 14Sco59 though. The ASC is 16Leo11, too, though, so that creates a number of squares to that stellium and Pluto, creating a much displeasing T-Square, but, I must keep in mind that T-Squares also give the drive to get past troubles, so, hopefully it will.

However, as Mercury, Mars and Venus are trine the stellium in Capricorn (Saturn, Uranus, Neptune), and those trines are hooked to sextiles between Saturn, Uranus and Neptune to Pluto, thus creating a lot of "trine - sextile - opposition" 3-planet patterns. I'm not sure if this will help, but I think it might a little bit, right? I know the "trine - sextile - opposition" pattern hasn't been named and isn't REALLY a real pattern, but I personally believe that aspects that are hooked mean something to each other anyway.

Is it crazy to think that a trine - sextile from Taurus to Scorpio via Capricorn might help the opposition a little bit?

Again, thank you for your help, I wish I knew more on the topic, but I must say I've learned quite a bit more today than I knew about the subject yesterday, so... I'm learning! That's what matters, right?

Hi

If you want to learn more about composite charts and what the aspects mean you might want to get either John Townley's book "Composite Charts, the Astrology of Relationships," or Robert Hand's, "Planets in Composite," either of these books gives all the information you need to interpret a composite chart.

Just a bit more information for you to ponder over

As a synastry, the harmonious aspects far exceed the discordant ones. By Magi principles, there is a strong attraction, with Chiron aspected from Venus in one chart and from Mars in the other. It's overall very good - but then since when did any couple need an astrologer to tell them they're getting it on hey If it's going to fall over anywhere I would predict in the areas of the synastric Sun-Venus square. Best of luck.

Coder wrote:As a synastry, the harmonious aspects far exceed the discordant ones. By Magi principles, there is a strong attraction, with Chiron aspected from Venus in one chart and from Mars in the other. It's overall very good - but then since when did any couple need an astrologer to tell them they're getting it on hey If it's going to fall over anywhere I would predict in the areas of the synastric Sun-Venus square. Best of luck.

The Sun-Venus square has already caused trouble. Mainly that he's very distant and aloof in relationships (Venus in Gemini) and I'm very emotional and over-sensitive about things in a relationship (and everything else in the world - Sun and Venus in Pisces). It's a little unnerving, since I'm almost always in relationships with very openly caring people, but, we'll see if I can deal with it, and if he can deal with my emotions.