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posted June 14, 2024 05:36 PM            

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How are we impacted by a transiting planet that already forms the same aspect to the same planet in the natal chart? I am posting this as a general question so please comment as there are many scenarios.

I look at the slower moving planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus etc. and I am interested the most in squares. Eg. you have Sun Saturn square natal, and then Saturn in transit squares Sun and opposes natal Saturn. Is that transit easier for the person to handle because they already live with that energy and know how to handle it? Or does it make the transit even harder than for the person that doesn't have the aspect natally?

I will experience this soon the first and only time in life. Natally my Uranus forms squares to Sun, Mercury and Asc. Soon traniting Uranus will square Asc first, then Sun (Asc ruler) and Mercury and then oppose natal Uranus (all within 2.5 degrees orb). I am nervous and excited at the same time.

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posted June 24, 2024 08:41 AM            

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I don’t know, sorry. I googled recurrence transits, but it looks like the astrologer who used to talk about them, now has the information monetized.

http://www.uacastrology.com/component/ecwid/Nick-Dagan-Best-So-It-Goes-Recurrence-Transits-at-Work-p79650674?Itemid=

http://www.astrologyuniversity.com/shop/search-by-astrologer/nick-dagan-best/recurrence-transits-at-work/

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posted June 24, 2024 10:51 PM            

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Thank you teasel! That is helpful - I didn't know they are called recurrence transits. I'll see what I can find.

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posted July 13, 2024 10:23 AM            

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posted July 21, 2024 07:54 PM            

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I found this:

http://www.quora.com/How-does-a-native-experience-a-ha rd-transit-when-they-have-the-matching-aspect-in-their-natal-chart

Quoting from there:
"...the return of a hard natal aspect through a significant transit is an opportunity for you to focus on the core issues involved with the aspect and explore how you may have grown and transformed around those issues or whether you have avoided dealing with them. Basically, such transits are an opportunity to review and assess how you have handled your natal aspects to date and to explore other, perhaps deeper. levels of what the aspect expresses"

I think I'm starting to feel my recurrent transits. With hard Uranus aspects natally, I learned to be very careful, sometimes to my own detriment maybe, in a way that I forget my own strengths trying to play along with everybody else. I think these recurrent transits will push me to have less patience for playing along. And hopefully help me express Uranian qualities more openly and graciously at the same time.

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posted July 22, 2024 11:48 AM            

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“The same aspect to the same planet in the natal chart”. It sounds like a planet return. However, with the slow moving planets as Uranus, Neptune, Pluto you would experience it only if you live very long.

This topic probably means a similar aspect. It won’t be the same if a planet doesn’t return in its natal position. The similar hard aspect and conjunction to a natal aspect would trigger natal issues and highlight this aspect.
I would never know I had qualities of my natal aspects and how they manifested before the transits to those aspects hit me.

I’m interested to hear opinions about this also.

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posted July 23, 2024 12:03 AM            

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Right, depending on the aspect... it would be a plant return if one has an opposition in the natal - e.g. Saturn opposite Moon. The recurrent aspect would be Saturn return opposite Moon.

But if one has Saturn square Moon in natal, then transit Saturn will square Moon at some point and oppose natal Saturn. We can experience that with Uranus as well. Neptune takes around 83 years to oppose its natal position.

Yeah, still curious It must be different for the person who already has the aspect in the natal chart. I don't know if it's easier or not... my guess is that it is because the person already knows to some degree how to work with that energy.

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posted August 04, 2024 09:10 PM            

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