Lillith in opposition to Juno - does this mean marriage is not for me?

[vannasan]

I'm not sure if this is the right question but...

my Juno is in Sag which I assumed would mean marriage to someone who loves travelling or is from a different culture - very interesting to me

my Lilith is in Taurus and I realised that it makes an opposition to Juno.
From what I read of Lilith it's supposed to be deep subconscious desires; the wily feminine side; or "personal independence".

Does this opposition aspect mean that my husband will try to suppress my personal independence or feminine side?
Does it mean that deep inside I am opposed to marriage, and so if I do it won't work out because I will always feel less independent?
If none of these is so, then what does this aspect mean?


Another funny thing I noticed, is that Lilith is trine to my other feminine asteroids (Vesta, Ceres) and my Venus & Sun - don't know if that means anything?

thanks for any info.

[hermetic]

I would not count out-of sign, 8 degree orb aspect between asteroids as valid.
Your Juno is conjunct Saturn, may give older or serious or poor husband or marriage being restrictive in some way.

[Modcleopatra]

Hello Vannasan,


To echo what Hermetic said, indeed an 8 degree orb is considerably too wide for asteroids. Any aspects which are strictly between asteroids are almost barely worth considering, unless they are literally within minutes of each other. Remember, the size of asteroids are typically very small, and their influence is limited for that reason, and because we don't know much about the asteroids literal pull on our experience. (Just trying to keep it physical here.)

That said, Hermetic mentioned that Juno conjunct Saturn, the aspect worth noting, indicates the potential for a poor, serious husband, and/or a restrictive marriage. That is a traditional interpretation. But being ruled by Saturn, I have to come to his defense and say: "not true!"

Saturn yes is a serious and morose planet, but Capricorn energy is also known for its dry sense of humor, sense of practicality, and ability to handle storms of many kinds. Those wouldn't be bad qualities in a partner now would they? Moreover, you have to look to all of the aspects Saturn makes to the chart to understand Saturn's influence on Juno, as well as Saturn's house and sign placement. I have Saturn in Sag, so my own Saturn conjunct Juno is a bit more boisterous and out-going. "Oh I was born a travelin' man..."

Well ok, so you see my point. I also do not like to use the natal chart for prognosistic methods.

mod.