misskitty
11-19-2008, 06:59 PM
I am really focusing on trying to understand progressions and predictive astrology. I found something that gave me chills and just wanted to be sure I am understanding it correctly.
I've heard the best way to learn is to use someone else's chart besides our own, because we are too close to our own to be objective. So I am working on my on again-off again boyfriend's chart, who is a Virgo Sun/Gemini Moon and Asc.
I progressed his chart to exactly 40 years, his age today, and saw that he has Mercury in Retrograde conjunct natal Venus in his 5th. The progressed rx ends January 2009. I looked up how long Mercury was in retrogade for his progressed birth time, and after doing the calculations, I figured that this retrograde lasted "21 years" in the day to a year method. So it started when he was 19 and will end this January.
What happened to him 21 years ago? He was entering his first marriage, to a woman that would later cheat on him with several of their friends behind his back! He was devestated. The marriage ended as soon as he found out about it, but he has not been happy or content in the home and romance arena since. He went on to marry again, too quickly (as Virgos are said to do) and that was an unhappy marriage that recently ended after a year of seperation.
So now that his progressed Mercury has retrograded all the way back to his Venus in the 5th, and will go direct in his prog chart on January 26 2009(directly over his Venus), I am hoping that this will mean he will finally get some closure on the romantic issues he has experienced. Mercury conj Venus in your progressed chart is supposed to mean that you finally figure out what you want and need in a lover (or so I've read). So maybe that will bring a culmination to the darkness and confusion he has experienced in relationships, and be a new beginning of sorts for him.
Am I interpreting this correctly? I am just going on the assumption that retrogrades in the progressed chart operate the same as a regular chart, but just take a little longer.
Now I need to try to do my own!
I've heard the best way to learn is to use someone else's chart besides our own, because we are too close to our own to be objective. So I am working on my on again-off again boyfriend's chart, who is a Virgo Sun/Gemini Moon and Asc.
I progressed his chart to exactly 40 years, his age today, and saw that he has Mercury in Retrograde conjunct natal Venus in his 5th. The progressed rx ends January 2009. I looked up how long Mercury was in retrogade for his progressed birth time, and after doing the calculations, I figured that this retrograde lasted "21 years" in the day to a year method. So it started when he was 19 and will end this January.
What happened to him 21 years ago? He was entering his first marriage, to a woman that would later cheat on him with several of their friends behind his back! He was devestated. The marriage ended as soon as he found out about it, but he has not been happy or content in the home and romance arena since. He went on to marry again, too quickly (as Virgos are said to do) and that was an unhappy marriage that recently ended after a year of seperation.
So now that his progressed Mercury has retrograded all the way back to his Venus in the 5th, and will go direct in his prog chart on January 26 2009(directly over his Venus), I am hoping that this will mean he will finally get some closure on the romantic issues he has experienced. Mercury conj Venus in your progressed chart is supposed to mean that you finally figure out what you want and need in a lover (or so I've read). So maybe that will bring a culmination to the darkness and confusion he has experienced in relationships, and be a new beginning of sorts for him.
Am I interpreting this correctly? I am just going on the assumption that retrogrades in the progressed chart operate the same as a regular chart, but just take a little longer.
Now I need to try to do my own!