posted April 07, 2003 06:11 PM            

Aries rules the head, brain and eyes, so people with the sign Aries prominent in their charts are subject to head injury etc.

However I do like the thought that the eyes are the windows to the soul (ie Moon = soul).....so....

Cancers are more prone to cataracts and glaucoma than a lot of other zodiac signs, simply because it has rulership over the eyes and everything that goes on with them.

Hmmm then we move onto Aquarius (always the innovative sign) ruler of the third eye.....

Aquarius rules the rods and cones of the eyes--the black and white and color we see.

posted April 08, 2003 04:34 AM              

I have not actually experimented with this so I can't tell you how accurate this is. You might try looking at aspects to that degree and any significant aspects by transit.

Shieldrocks,

Do you remember when the pre-mature cataracts occured? You might look at charts for that specific time and see if there are any important transits to that point in your chart.

If any of you have any success experimenting with this I would love to hear about it.

Much Love,

posted April 08, 2003 01:01 PM              

I'm Cappy/Virgo/Virgo. I've been wearing glasses as long as I remember. Had several eye operations before seven. One eye don't see far, the other near. One optician once commented 'what brain you have'...

posted April 10, 2003 02:10 PM              

The eyes according to Rex Bill's The Rulership Book are ruled by Aries first, then the Sun and third, the First House.

Secondary rulers would be Uranus, Aquarius, Neptune, Moon, Mercury.

The left eye of a male and the right eye of a female is ruled by the Moon.

The right eye of a male and the left eye of a female is ruled by the Sun.

Eyesight, itself is ruled by Mercury.

posted May 07, 2003 12:30 AM              

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Aries rules the head of the body--but there are some exceptions to this general statement too. Aries rules the BRAIN, and the SKULL. Other zodiac signs rules the eyes (Cancer), the brain covering (Cancer), the cheeks of the face (Cancer), the teeth (Saturn), sinus cavities (Cancer), Eustachian tubes of the ears (Gemini) and the bones within the ear (Saturn). Aries also rules the outer ears, the nose and skin on the face and head.

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This came from a site in their medical astrology section, under Aries (as it happens ).

The index is at: http://medicinegarden.com/MedAstrology/index.html

posted May 07, 2003 02:14 PM              

My nephew is a Cancer sun with Aries rising, and he had to have eye surgery at the age of 6 to correct a "lazy eye".

posted February 11, 2017 03:13 PM            

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Originally posted by Donna:
Hi Everyone,

The eyes according to Rex Bill's The Rulership Book are ruled by Aries first, then the Sun and third, the First House.

Secondary rulers would be Uranus, Aquarius, Neptune, Moon, Mercury.

The left eye of a male and the right eye of a female is ruled by the Moon.

The right eye of a male and the left eye of a female is ruled by the Sun.

Eyesight, itself is ruled by Mercury.

Donna

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My partner has excellent eye-site and he has mercury in scorpio trine moon in cancer and sextile Venus his chart ruler.

My eyesite is not good, I wear glasses/contacts since 7th grade. I have mercury rx opposite moon square widely neptune and semisquare saturn plus it squares my nodes. Right eye prone to infections too since is prone to dryness and I use contacts a lot, my chart ruler conjuncts saturn so I imagine that if eyes are an aries thing that the rising ruler plays a role in eye issues too..

posted February 27, 2017 10:41 AM            

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
I have no links to share but have extensively read online about this. I forget, because both my eyes are the same sign, but it's right based on Sun or Moon and opposite the left. Iir Moon is left. Sun is right. (MOTHER+Father) I'll see (pun there) if I can locate reading info on this to share. Also Aquarius is a detrimental place for Sun so that can lend bad sight potential- As well there are countless fixed stars when poorly placed can also create poor vision and/or blindness.

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