posted July 27, 2011 03:58 PM            

Am i wrong or right? can you give examples of people? are there any more aspects? house positions? signs?

Gemini sun, libra sun and aquarius sun also come to mind.

posted July 27, 2011 04:28 PM            

Anyway, Albert Einstein didn't really have any of those aspects. He actually had Mercury inconjunct Uranus (and Mercury conjunct Saturn).

He also had Uranus opposite Jupiter... but then again so did everyone else that was born near him.

posted July 27, 2011 04:57 PM            

Although there are sites that give interpretations of genius for other ones (I have seen it for mars uranus, jupiter uranus and mars saturn thats why I asked this question to resolve it).

posted July 27, 2011 05:47 PM            

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Originally posted by amowls**:
Isn't Road AstrologicalMan....

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posted July 27, 2011 07:36 PM            

http://www.bemyastrologer.com/genius.html

As for me personally, I was declared highly gifted in 3rd grade (I scored in the top 2% of the nation for children of my age group - they actually score it backwards, so my number was 98% percentile). I don't know if that makes me a genius or not, but I have many of the aspects listed in the first post on this thread and in the link I posted.

Uranus trine Jupiter
Capricorn moon
Unbalanced chart (I have no Air)
Malefic in the 3rd (Pluto)
Connections between the Asc and the 3rd house
Mercury afflicted by a malefic (Pluto)

It wasn't listed, but I also have Uranus sextile Ascendant (as opposed to the sun that was listed above)

posted July 27, 2011 07:58 PM            

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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
Albert once said that intuition is what makes genius,and differentiates them from just being scientists. Ruler of H3 in Pisces,H12 ruler Merc conj Saturn-strong,deep thinker.
Tesla,with his H12 Neptune is great example,with Merc and Saturn in H3.
Albert Cancer Asc,Tesla Cancer Moon. Edison,deemed as his rival at the time,has CappyMoon.

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posted July 27, 2011 11:39 PM            

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Originally posted by amowls**:
Isn't Road AstrologicalMan....

No, AstrologicalMan is good ol' Sanch

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I thought Sanch = Road = Astrologicalman

posted July 27, 2011 11:52 PM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
Road couldn't be AstroMan in a billion years of emotional evolution.

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posted July 28, 2011 02:18 AM            

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Originally posted by sand:
the genius description doesn't sound so fun.

oh and i read that john nash autobiography. he was also gay. something the movie left version left out..

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posted July 28, 2011 03:28 AM            

lol but my strongest planet by far is Jupiter

It makes me mentally restless and I have alot of stuff going on in my brain all the time.

posted July 28, 2011 04:06 AM            

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'Every part is disposed to unite with the whole, that it may thereby escape from its own incompleteness.' Leonardo thought hard and long about his role as artist. He wanted far more for the artist than had ever been attained before. In our contemporary world and thinking, the artist has an exulted position as seer and visionary. In Leonardo's time the artist had a far more humble role: he was a craftsman producing work to order in a variety of forms. He would toil not alone but in workshops with other skilled craftsmen and their apprentices, producing not just paintings but all kinds of artefacts. The 'Seven Liberal Arts' governed the traditional order of scholastic study throughout the Medieval period. Amongst these seven, poetry and music were included, with painting categorised in the lowly position of 'Mechanical Arts', which also included manual labour. The painters of the Renaissance changed all that and Leonardo, in particular, made the case for the artist. " Leonardo: master arlist I 'Whatever exists in the universe, in essence, in appearance, in the imagination, the painter has first in his mind and then in his hand; and these are of such excellence that they present a proportioned and harmonious view of the whole, that can be seen simultaneously, at one glance.. .'

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posted July 28, 2011 05:05 AM            

Vincent Van Gogh,
-H3 cusp Leo ruler Sun in 10th, unaspected
-H9 cusp Aquarius ruler Uranus in 11th conj Saturn/Pluto, sextile Neptune
-NN in Gemini, Mercury in 10th conj Pluto, trine Moon (Asc ruler)/Jupiter
-MC ruler Neptune in the 9th
-Jupiter in Sadge conj the SN, conj Moon, trine to Mercury/Pluto
-Venus conj Mars in Pisces at MC square Nodal axis

Friedrich Nietzsche,
-Saturn in Aquarius
-Moon conj NN in Sadge in the 1st
-H3 cusp Aquarius, Uranus conj Jupiter opp Mercury/Mars at MC
-H9 cusp Leo, Sun trine Neptune in Aquarius in the 3rd, square Saturn
-Mercury conj Mars, sextile NN/Moon, trine Saturn, opp Uranus/Jupiter
-H9 ruler Sun may very well be in the 10th, and with its opposition to Pluto gives new meaning to 'God is dead'

Woody Allen,
-Moon in Aquarius, its dispositor Uranus is in the 9th in Grand Cross with Pluto/Venus/Mars, and sextile Saturn
-H3 ruler Venus is opp Uranus
-H9 ruler Mars is sq Uranus
-stellium in Sagittarius: Sun/Mercury/Jupiter
-Mercury (ASC ruler) conj Sun/Jupiter, inconj Pluto, square Saturn

Nikola Tesla,
-H3 cusp Gemini, ruler Mercury in Gemini in the 3rd conj Saturn (MC ruler), sq Neptune (which is H12 ruler in Pisces also placed in the 12th, ouch), trine Mars
-H9 cusp Sadge, ruler Jupiter (in the 12th, ouch) sq Saturn, sq Venus, opp Moon
-Uranus in the 1st

Soeren Kierkegaard, no TOB
-Mercury inconj Uranus, sq Jupiter, sq Mars/Saturn, trine Neptune
-Jupiter trine Uranus