posted July 24, 2012 08:26 PM            

Anyway,

I'm just curious...what's with people relying on asteroids so much? Holding them to such high importance, always bringing them up, etc? They aren't nearly as studied as the planets or the ascendant is. So why do people so readily put so much faith into them? I'm just curious, really.

posted July 24, 2012 10:10 PM            

that's what i think anyways.

posted July 25, 2012 06:06 AM            

There is no way to look at the planets and assess any chance whether someone had a pasty lifeline in Egypt or Sumeria or India or Germany.

With Asteroids, we can assess such possibilities with enhanced accuracy.

And we can go further. If someone had a Russian lifeline where they were affected by the murder of the Romanovs, their chart could have Asteroid aspects like this:

RUSSIA conjunct Regulus square OSIRIS.

A Holocaust victim could have JERUSALEM conjunct KAALI in 12th square GERMANY or THULE exact.

And so on. This richness of interpretation is possible only with Asteroids.

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posted July 25, 2012 06:58 PM            

Remember, too - there are a few asteroids [Ceres is now a dwarf planet, and Chiron is technically a proto-comet] that have been around long enough to have the research put into them, and their influences have been corroberated.

When we come across something like 433 Eros, it has been used and used and checked and cross-checked so often that we can say with a measure of confidence what it means, particularly in synastry and composite charts.

posted July 26, 2012 07:27 PM            

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Originally posted by Blind writer:
The interpretation of asteroids is still in its youth, hence why there are a large number of naysayers. This is exactly the same as when Pluto was first discovered. Back when Neptune was discovered, and Uranus. It is a wide open frontier, undiscovered and ripe for research. There is no reason to say the asteroids, dwarf planets, moons, and comets have no significant influence.

Remember, too - there are a few asteroids [Ceres is now a dwarf planet, and Chiron is technically a proto-comet] that have been around long enough to have the research put into them, and their influences have been corroberated.

When we come across something like 433 Eros, it has been used and used and checked and cross-checked so often that we can say with a measure of confidence what it means, particularly in synastry and composite charts.

I think people are just daunted by the massive number of asteroids and minor planets out there.

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posted July 27, 2012 11:22 AM            

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Originally posted by Blind writer:
The interpretation of asteroids is still in its youth, hence why there are a large number of naysayers. This is exactly the same as when Pluto was first discovered. Back when Neptune was discovered, and Uranus. It is a wide open frontier, undiscovered and ripe for research. There is no reason to say the asteroids, dwarf planets, moons, and comets have no significant influence.

Remember, too - there are a few asteroids [Ceres is now a dwarf planet, and Chiron is technically a proto-comet] that have been around long enough to have the research put into them, and their influences have been corroberated.

When we come across something like 433 Eros, it has been used and used and checked and cross-checked so often that we can say with a measure of confidence what it means, particularly in synastry and composite charts.

I think people are just daunted by the massive number of asteroids and minor planets out there.

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To me, one must work and work with charts and discuss the asteroids with people, as one does the charts. In a way, the world of asteroids is like exploring a whole, new land. We, students of astrology, are the intrepid explorers
However, there is no substitute for doing as many charts as you can.

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posted January 25, 2018 03:25 PM            

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Originally posted by arcturus90:
Just because we're able to know many things thanks to asteroids ! To get many informations ! the 10 major planets are basic but not sufficient... Once you start believing in asteroids, you get very passionate of them / interested.

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posted January 26, 2018 07:31 PM            

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
In your reference to a Uranus cnj Sun, not so much as to *appear* as an arse but *behave* as one. (Others would see it in that way)

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posted February 20, 2018 02:02 AM            

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Originally posted by anonymidarkness:
I don't get this trend of interpreting asteroids based on their names. Asteroid Beauty conjunct Sun makes a person Beautiful? come on now, if that's the case, Uranus conjunct Sun should have made a person look like you know what.

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posted March 04, 2018 10:50 AM            

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Originally posted by anonymidarkness:
I don't get this trend of interpreting asteroids based on their names. Asteroid Beauty conjunct Sun makes a person Beautiful? come on now, if that's the case, Uranus conjunct Sun should have made a person look like you know what.

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yes that's also where i get confused with asteroids. I like to use asteroids but when they start interpreting asteroids like "book" or "piano" and saying that if you have that conjunct something you're probably a good reader or good at piano lol it's too much (idk if those are real asteroids, I'm just saying in example).

posted March 04, 2018 06:00 PM            

Psyche is a tad more than 3 degrees away from my ASC in the 1st. I don't have much other than that with standard planets so it doesn't tell me much. But, if I do a synastry chart with the discovery of Psyche, Psyche's Psyche (the discovery location) is on my North Node. There is much more, but that is a simple example.

Once I saw how certain asteroids were resonating with my natal, I learned more about myself that I didn't consider before.

posted March 05, 2018 11:35 PM            

Venus conjunct uranus is love at first sight that starts abruptly and leads to falling deeply in love (venus conjunct pluto) and that passes the test of time and sticks around for the long haul (venus conjunct saturn). That venus stellium is an unbreakable bond and has all the markings of the love story of a century.