In this post I will cover several important aspects in natal chart, synastry and transits. Moon shows our need to feel safe and childhood habits. It is concerned to our past and relationship with mother. Neptune, on the other hand, describes ideals, elusive desires and dreams. Moon is the unconscious and Neptune is projections and unhealthy illusions. Neither of them can be seen with the naked eye, but can only be felt with the Soul.
Natal Moon will show habits we have and our attitude towards close relationships. It will show energetic harmony and possible obstacles to relationship. Partner’s house represents space where Moon comes to life, where it will find a “home” to be nurtured. It is a place where we want to feel safe. Partner gives us that in the way shown through Moon sign.
Tenth house and MC talk about business success and reputation. However, it must be taken into account that MC degree can vary in different house systems. This is especially true for people with intercepted houses. Whatever planet is in X house, we learn how to work with it during our life. Planet in X house can represent challenges that need to be overcome and conflicts with father.
In synastry, we can use orb distance without necessarily multiplying it by seven for unmarried persons. That’s how we see when relationship turning points occur. With woman’s Moon and man’s Uranus, relationship could three years later be shaken by sudden pregnancy or break down due to need for freedom. However, if marriage lasted for 21 years, then there could be a breakup.
This post is created out of the need to answer frequently asked questions and comments I have received. As always, my viewpoint is based on years of practice and research. First of all, this post aims to shed light on taboo topics that are unfortunately often misused. My experience through guiding regressions, researching past lives and akashic records certainly contributed to formation of my views. However, each of you is invited to draw their own conclusion on this.
Synastry can look great on paper, but in practice it doesn’t have to be that way. This is especially the case if composite chart is activated by challenging transits. Some love relationships will never happen if energy and Soul have some other plan for us! In previous posts on the topic of synastry, I mentioned composite Sun.
Sun represents the ego and how personality is expressed. It encourages expansion of partner’s natal house. Your natal Sun falling into your partner’s house will show you where you are bringing energy and vitality. Your partner will feel triggered by you in that area of life.
In life there are only energies of two people and its compatibility. This requires much more than isolated combinatorics of astrology factors. Astrology is complex and in order to get a complete picture of compatibility we must compare two natal charts. We make every relationship better or worse. Quality depends on us, not on astrological symbol. I have noticed that to understand other people, it is always most important to understand our natal chart. A person who disagrees with himself cannot agree with someone else.
You live your natal chart all the time even when you know nothing about it. How you live it can be completely different from what books and astrological theory suggest. Descriptions of the planets, signs, and aspects in the book and descriptions in practice are not the same thing. Natal chart is observed in time by being activated by transits that emphasize certain topics.
Energy of signs and planets is connected through aspects. They are relationships between two or more types of energies. Aspects show how energy manifests, transforms and how its issues must be overcome. Traditionally, aspects are divided into easy and challenging, major and minor. My experience in astrology has confirmed that there are no difficult aspects. They become such because of the quality/density of our energy. “Easy” aspects include sextile and trine and “challenging” aspects include square and opposition.
