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Mars, that's so spot on!

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I agree with MCM.

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...please tell me, what did you to develop those abs?

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MCM, you are a good guy...

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HEHE Marsconjunctmercury is soo right about virgo moons

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I only read your posts. Everyone else is boring

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posted February 24, 2008 07:19 AM              

I have it conjunct my Merc [both 22 degrees Aries] in my 3rd. Lucky me .

From the almighty wikipedia:

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The word sapience is derived from the Latin word for wisdom, sapientia.[2] Both are related to the Latin verb sapere, which means "to taste, to be wise, to know ;"

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posted February 24, 2008 10:17 AM            

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution

posted February 24, 2008 04:44 PM            

A notable exception being Einstein's chart.

Dazzling brightness is all very well but without hard work and dedication it tends not to go very far.

Stephen Hawking hardly got to produce ground-breaking work 40 years after being given 6 months to live by resting on the thought that he is a thoroughly clever chap. I bet his chart has a strong Saturn.

posted February 24, 2008 04:55 PM            

I also wonder what in his chart indicates his Lou Gehrig's Disease.

posted February 24, 2008 04:56 PM            

So how come he can't work the washing machine or find his own underpants without help?

Another strong Saturn chart. There is a brain, maybe not dazzling, but he puts the effort in and gets results. Mercury in Capricorn, Virgo Rising (if it's worth doing, it's got to be done right).

posted February 24, 2008 05:09 PM            

One thing that I agree with Magi Astrology is that all natal aspects can be good.

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Originally posted by AcousticGod:
William's recent chart interp for me stated that [b]Mercury opposite Saturn equals, "a very reflective nature and not one to waste words. Very selective and correct analysis, but also a bit reclusive." He said that Uranus loosely square to Jupiter means, "very intelligent, possible genius, if you've trained your mind. Can indicate a rebel, but shows a radical search for truth. Can indicate a tyrannical bent especially around ignorant people." Finally he said uranus/chiron midpoint conjunct Jupiter equals a, "super researcher as the intuitive grasp of knowledge is combined with incisive critical analysis. Much power in your knowledge but the probability that you are isolated as few can stay with your intellectual level."[/B]

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I have Uranus/Chiron midpoint conjunct Pluto exact in Scorpio in the 4th House. What does this mean?
And my Jupiter is almost in a conjunction with it, except it's 10 degrees away. My Jupiter is in Sagittarius in the 4th House.

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Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune in aspect (in declination or longitude) with Asc, Mercury, Moon. Sometimes the hard aspects are just as helpful, but you can also include the Quintile series (72, 144*).

During the Uranus-Neptune conjunction (early-mid 1990s) and parallels (1982-86; 1993-97) some people only needed this factor conjunct or parallel one such point in the chart to show outstanding intelligence. However, it is also mixed up in that ADD/ADHD concept, which is often high intelligence butting up against the conventional social structures of schools and the educational practices of our society.

posted December 17, 2013 04:03 AM            

From my chart, my feelings are:

Only one planet in a water sign, (an unaspected Mars in Scorpio), so general imbalance, methinks;

Two malefics in 3rd house, (Uranus and Pluto);

Ruler of 3rd (Mercury) is in conjunction with Neptune;

3rd house Uranus makes exact semi-square to Mercury, (3rd house ruler);