posted August 13, 2015 01:20 PM            

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Originally posted by Aunt Anomalia:
People
Would you consider Neptune exactly squaring an axis an aspected planet? What about a 5 deg (I mean exactly 5 deg) trine bewteen Mars and Uranus? Would you count it? It's the only aspect these planets receive.

Anyway, I'd be more worried about unaspected planets in synastry than composite.

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posted August 13, 2015 04:04 PM              

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Originally posted by Gabby:
What if in synastry person A doesn't make contact to person B's Venus and vice versa...but they have a ton of other great aspects that draw them together in synastry, just two-
Sun/Moon/Neptune DW tight with Mars exact opposed trines her Saturn
His Saturn on his IC in an exact grand trine with her Juno and their conjunct Valentine/Valentine/her Eros/her IC- add his NN to make an exact kite

But Venus is left out in the cold.

But the composite DC sits exact on person
A's Venus
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Comp 7th house Mars/Saturn/Juno/Vertex make a tight trine to person B's Venus and all is part of a grand trine?

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This looks interesting, living together would trigger Venus on both sides; still I am not sure this can replace a synastric contact especially if both venuses are unaspected; at least in the long run, I am not sure it would be enough. It could be that when the two people separate, it is difficult for them to rekindle, as a possible effect here, for what you describe. direct touches to venus are something rather very important in synastry, to trigger affection and also make someone feel valued and sharing the same values and tastes, no matter the aspect. for the woman, it's a major contact to feel feminine and loved; for the man, it touches a point related to his anima, his ideal inner female he is looking for in the outer world

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