posted August 29, 2011 02:19 AM            

I've checked my composite with the people in my life who I felt were the most loving and affectionate towards me and I towards them. I had this stellium with all of them, and also with all of my crushes except for one. I always wondered why I was able to become such good friends with my crushes.

I just wanted to share that bit of information. I thought it was important for everyone to know that a Sun-Mercury-Venus stellium is probably the best sign of a close relationship, assuming there is also good synastry and saturn or uranus is neither conjunct nor in bad aspect to the stellium in the composite.

Also, mars conjunct this stellium is also very favorable as it gives passion, and so is pluto and the moon. I read online that the best indication of soulmates is that all the planets are clustered together and conjunct each other in the composite. From my experience, that with there also being a sun-mercury-venus stellium in this cluster is really wonderful. It must be true because my best friend told me she thinks she found her soulmate in her boyfriend, and she knew from the first day they met and when I checked their composite they did indeed have that tight stellium and all planets clustered together. Also, I two other composites between best friends who think the other is awesome but never said anything about soulmates lol. They had MOST (not all) of their planets clustered together in the composite, but no Sun-mercury-venus stellium, in fact, those three planets were not conjunct at all. So it it's significant still if they are conjunct, but its awesome when there's a love stellium in there too. My other friend also swears her boyfriend is her soulmate and they also have a love stellium with most composite planets conjunct.

posted August 29, 2011 05:58 PM            

What are your thoughts on Grand Trines in composite charts?

Best,

posted August 29, 2011 10:40 PM            

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posted August 30, 2011 01:01 AM            

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Originally posted by RunAroundScreaming:
Laura, yes! I have also seen this stellium in the synastry of couples, but the astrologer said that it is more important when it shows up in the composite because the composite chart shows how two people ultimately feel about each other. A grand trine in the composite? Well, that should be nice, but it depends on the planets involved, but well, it definitely can't compare to the conjunction of planets in the composite. That's what shows true compatibility: conjunctions.

Oh, I should also mention that sun opposite venus in the composite is interpreted the same way as Sun conjunct venus so if you have sun opposite venus conjunct mercury (whether mercury is conjunct the venus or the sun it doesnt matter) it is basically and almost identical energy, except that for some reason the people seem to have opposite but complimentary personalities. Like if one of you is shy, the other will be very outgoing and you'll feel this sense of differentness but the strong love and affection will still be there just like in the stellium.

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Hi runaroundscreaming,

posted August 30, 2011 08:07 AM            

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS! This information has been a huge blessing to me today. I did my composite with my husband, and we have venus and mercury conjuncting 4 degrees apart, with the Sun opposing Venus to the exact degree. We do have absolutely opposite personalities, but very complimentary. He is an outgoing people person (leo sun) and I am a reserved, very quiet person (aquarius sun).

The best part though......... I did the composite for my husband and our soon-to-be-born baby.... and their composite knocked my socks off!!! They have sun, venus and mercury piled on top of eachother! With like 1 degree of difference, and a grand trine with all the rest of the planets in stelliums! Best composite chart I have ever seen!

posted August 30, 2011 08:18 AM            

ok, maybe it's not a grand trine, but it's something that looks pretty perfect!

posted August 30, 2011 09:33 AM            

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Originally posted by RunAroundScreaming:
Lunatic, well that doesn't sound bad at all . Your synastry probably shows more as to why you are drawn to each other as I usually expect pluto to be aspected to something in the composite if it's a deep relationship. But even though your stellium is not very tight it doesnt mater. The tighter the stellium the stronger the love lol, but to tell you the truth i'd have to see your synastry to understand what draws you two together. Sun trine moon makes you equals and bery sympathetic to each other, sun conjunct venus means you just plainly love each other even if you aggravate each other sometimes like we all do, and mars adding to it adds to the passion of course. Venus conjunct mars means there is a physical attraction and u will act as if you dated one another even if you are just friends of the same sex! Lol. And you're right. Moon square saturn is not good. It means each other's actions makes the other person very insecure that they are not loved at all by them. You can't count on each other for emotional support and sometimes do things that really leave each other feeling lonely and like you cant trust each other. It's a tough aspect, you feel very insecure and like that person is never there when they should be<3

But you can work through it with communication. Make sure not to get critical of each other and remind eavh other how much you care because once either person criticizes the other it can come crashing down ecause this aspect makes the person receiving the criticism like it is the most painful hurtful thing ever and like u dont love them bc of it.

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posted August 30, 2011 10:37 AM            

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Originally posted by lechien:
that is a Kite formation. it's beautiful. I have it in my Natal and also in the composite with my mother. through challenges and obstacles, the relationship and the individuals involved will evolve to fly high.

Sun/Venus/Mercury thing, now that makes sense with my guy. our composite has a Stellium in Scorpio, with tight Sun/Venus and a little off Mercury. but in the same Stellium we also have Saturn and Neptune. we also have a really disastrous Synastry bombarded with squares (me Sagittarius Stellium, him Virgo Stellium). i wondered why, through all the struggles we stick together. it has been equally wonderful and miserable.

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posted August 30, 2011 07:40 PM            

ALL of the planets?

What about the "generation(al?)" planets that are very slow?

posted August 30, 2011 08:21 PM            

It would be more meaningful if say moon was conjunct venus (tight orb), or moon was conjunct IC. Or sth like that.

posted August 31, 2011 02:40 AM            

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Originally posted by RunAroundScreaming:
You've got it! That's exactly what the astrologer told me is best. Conjunctions are best in the composite and trines are best in synastry. Conjunctions can be TOO intense in synastry and not always favorable especially depending on the planets involved. But conjunctions in composite always means your energy as a couple is very unified...you feel very complete together, like you're heading in the exact same direction and like you become one.

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Hi runaroundscreaming,

So the stellium I have with husband involves saturn. Three stelliums: Pluto-saturn-jupiter and saturn-mercury-mars and sun-mercury-mars. How bad is this? Is relationship doomed bc of Saturn? Or is Saturn giving the relationship staying power?

The stellium I had with guy I met at 19 which was my first truly meaningful relationship with opposite sex (pluto-mars-sun), I also have a sun-mars-saturn stellium with him and a jupiter-mars-sun stellium.

Sun-mercury-venus stellium I have with dad and old bestfriend, both non sexual relationships and every significant romantic relationship with opposite sex in my life has involved Saturn in the stelliums. I am not sure if Saturn in a stellium is a bad thing as a result and I am starting to think is a good sign of a lasting committed relationship.