Could someone give a general overview of my chart?

[athenian200]

In addition to just giving me your general impressions, there are couple of main points I'm curious about:

1. The overall effect of my sun-moon opposition.

2. All those planets clustered in the 7th and 8th house.

Those two things stand out to me as significant for some reason.



What do you think?

EDIT: I experienced problems with my browser that caused this to double post. Sorry. Please remove one of the threads.

[Bradders]

I apologise, but I see, with my own eyes, a conjunction with the sun and moon within your chart. Which, with that, makes your overall Arian drive perhaps still very powerful, as one planet seems to overrule the other slightly, which, due to the fact the conjunction is known to make a native ambitious and strong and impulsive, your sun should keep the moon from making any difficulty.

In my opinion, of the planets within the 8th of and 7th house, both with planets in Capricorn. I indicate deep practicality and rationality and fairness with relationships and the amazing ability of self transformation after serious blows in life, perhaps even the ability to assist the other with the natural Capricornian drive to assist, and the fact the imagination is directed towards a sign that has a great amount of imagination and is able to use it with practicality and focus without it being too 'dreamy'. Relationships maybe able to heal one another with problems with assurance and passion perhaps with the intensity of a regenerative power, with the saturn pressing the wellbeing of others and taking it into commitment and drive, the enviroment between the spouse and the native will likely to be fair, unemotional, but practical and level headed with healing powers for both.

This is simply what I am indicating. I hope it doesn't upset you if the good turns to bad. I'm always appreciative of a Aries Sun however *fanboy face* I'm sure whatever happens, the partner will possibly notice you emotional and rational, but loving, sweet and to her needs, atleast, there is alot of power hunger here, but also, the drive to assist.

[athenian200]

Originally Posted by Bradders

I apologise, but I see, with my own eyes, a conjunction with the sun and moon within your chart. Which, with that, makes your overall Arian drive perhaps still very powerful, as one planet seems to overrule the other slightly, which, due to the fact the conjunction is known to make a native ambitious and strong and impulsive, your sun should keep the moon from making any difficulty.

That's interesting, but what's the conjunction? I was told that Libra moon is in opposition to Aries sun. Are you referring to Mercury being so close to the sun?

I've never been described as driven, though. Not saying I'm not strongly driven in some areas of my life, like learning about new things or trying to accomplish a specific goal that I've gotten in mind... but in general, I'm not seen as ambitious. I guess I can be pretty strong-willed, though.

I can do impulsive things when I get really upset, but most of the time I tend to be stuck in a routine.

In my opinion, of the planets within the 8th of and 7th house, both with planets in Capricorn. I indicate deep practicality and rationality and fairness with relationships and the amazing ability of self transformation after serious blows in life, perhaps even the ability to assist the other with the natural Capricornian drive to assist, and the fact the imagination is directed towards a sign that has a great amount of imagination and is able to use it with practicality and focus without it being too 'dreamy'. Relationships maybe able to heal one another with problems with assurance and passion perhaps with the intensity of a regenerative power, with the saturn pressing the wellbeing of others and taking it into commitment and drive, the enviroment between the spouse and the native will likely to be fair, unemotional, but practical and level headed with healing powers for both.

This is simply what I am indicating. I hope it doesn't upset you if the good turns to bad. I'm always appreciative of a Aries Sun however *fanboy face* I'm sure whatever happens, the partner will possibly notice you emotional and rational, but loving, sweet and to her needs, atleast, there is alot of power hunger here, but also, the drive to assist.

This part seems fairly accurate. Very interesting, though I haven't really had any serious relationships in my life yet. I seem to have a lot of hang-ups that prevent me from entering any relationship.

[Chalk]

Sun opposite Moon 8°45'
Conflict of inner life and outer reality. Contradictory opinions, volatility, inconsistency, strong emotionality, moodiness; often caprices. Issues of making acquaintances with opposite sex. Weaker vitality, fragile health.
The Sun in opposition to the Moon means that your basic drive and your longing are seperated: when you are involved in one, the other is neglected. You are rarely, if ever, able to combine the two at one moment in time.
http://www.horoscoper.net/astrology/opposition.htm
Saturn in Capricorn in 7th house.
>Your Conditioning is founded on Seriousness and is directed towards Partnership.
>The difficulties in building relationships are caused by the fear of the rejection (they think other people will accept them only if they are perfect). The emphasis is put on the quality, depth and reliability of the relationships. The constraints and doubts result in the fear of intimacy with the partner (a partner who will not mind keeping some distance is preferred). The strong sense of responsibility in the relationships makes this person like strong and long-term bonds, preferably with the more mature people who can provide him with the assurance and possibly even substitute his parents. The spouse may be of different age or social status. This person struggles to make his relationship look alright on the outside, although it is already non-functional. Usually a marriage in rather old age or even celibacy.
Uranus in Capricorn in 7th house.
>Your Intuition is founded on Seriousness and is directed towards Partnership.
>The strong need for freedom in the relationships may result in the frequent rows between the couple (danger of breaking-ups and divorces). These people seek partners who will give them some space in their cohabitation (e.g. independent and rather eccentric people). Usually an atypical life partner and prefering of the liberal (free and unrestricting) connections in which there is some space between the couple. Unpredictable and unexpected situations in the marriage. These people suddenly begin relationships and then end them quickly. Seeking new forms of cooperation. Sometimes fear of the fixed bonds and emotional dependency, usually life without commitment.

[athenian200]

Originally Posted by Chalk

Sun opposite Moon 8°45'
Conflict of inner life and outer reality. Contradictory opinions, volatility, inconsistency, strong emotionality, moodiness; often caprices. Issues of making acquaintances with opposite sex. Weaker vitality, fragile health.
The Sun in opposition to the Moon means that your basic drive and your longing are seperated: when you are involved in one, the other is neglected. You are rarely, if ever, able to combine the two at one moment in time.
http://www.horoscoper.net/astrology/opposition.htm
Saturn in Capricorn in 7th house.
>Your Conditioning is founded on Seriousness and is directed towards Partnership.
>The difficulties in building relationships are caused by the fear of the rejection (they think other people will accept them only if they are perfect). The emphasis is put on the quality, depth and reliability of the relationships. The constraints and doubts result in the fear of intimacy with the partner (a partner who will not mind keeping some distance is preferred). The strong sense of responsibility in the relationships makes this person like strong and long-term bonds, preferably with the more mature people who can provide him with the assurance and possibly even substitute his parents. The spouse may be of different age or social status. This person struggles to make his relationship look alright on the outside, although it is already non-functional. Usually a marriage in rather old age or even celibacy.
Uranus in Capricorn in 7th house.
>Your Intuition is founded on Seriousness and is directed towards Partnership.
>The strong need for freedom in the relationships may result in the frequent rows between the couple (danger of breaking-ups and divorces). These people seek partners who will give them some space in their cohabitation (e.g. independent and rather eccentric people). Usually an atypical life partner and prefering of the liberal (free and unrestricting) connections in which there is some space between the couple. Unpredictable and unexpected situations in the marriage. These people suddenly begin relationships and then end them quickly. Seeking new forms of cooperation. Sometimes fear of the fixed bonds and emotional dependency, usually life without commitment.

All of that seems spot on. Wow. Seems like it's playing some kind of role in my life.

Hmm... well, I have to say, my life has kind of been in a rut ever since I graduated from High School. I've been doing a lot of volunteering (which is emotionally rewarding if not financially) and looking for work, but nothing seems to turn up except a really low-paying, backbreaking job at Wal-Mart that I'm not really cut out for and can't function in for very long.

I seem to sort of be stuck in a pattern of depending on other people (especially family), and somehow getting by that way. I can't seem to get myself into a situation where I can establish myself and rely on my own resources.

[Chalk]

Originally Posted by athenian200

All of that seems spot on. Wow. Seems like it's playing some kind of role in my life.

Hmm... well, I have to say, my life has kind of been in a rut ever since I graduated from High School. I've been doing a lot of volunteering (which is emotionally rewarding if not financially) and looking for work, but nothing seems to turn up except a really low-paying, backbreaking job at Wal-Mart that I'm not really cut out for and can't function in for very long.

I seem to sort of be stuck in a pattern of depending on other people (especially family), and somehow getting by that way. I can't seem to get myself into a situation where I can establish myself and rely on my own resources.

Yup, seems like a Saturn problem to me. Here are some insights.
Saturn is your dominant planet.
Dominant Saturn is a synonym of prudent and restraint behavior. They have a need for insurance and stability. Sometimes, they suffer from lack of self-confidence and feel everlasting discontent, so they might want to compensate it by goal-seeking and kind of rougher behavior. They have strong sense of responsibility.
Saturn in the 7th house. This is very important in your chart.
The difficulties in building relationships are caused by the fear of the rejection (they think other people will accept them only if they are perfect). The emphasis is put on the quality, depth and reliability of the relationships. The constraints and doubts result in the fear of intimacy with the partner (a partner who will not mind keeping some distance is preferred). The strong sense of responsibility in the relationships makes this person like strong and long-term bonds, preferably with the more mature people who can provide him with the assurance and possibly even substitute his parents. The spouse may be of different age or social status. This person struggles to make his relationship look alright on the outside, although it is already non-functional. Usually a marriage in rather old age or even celibacy.

[athenian200]

Originally Posted by Chalk

Yup, seems like a Saturn problem to me. Here are some insights.
Saturn is your dominant planet.
Dominant Saturn is a synonym of prudent and restraint behavior. They have a need for insurance and stability. Sometimes, they suffer from lack of self-confidence and feel everlasting discontent, so they might want to compensate it by goal-seeking and kind of rougher behavior. They have strong sense of responsibility.
Saturn in the 7th house. This is very important in your chart.
The difficulties in building relationships are caused by the fear of the rejection (they think other people will accept them only if they are perfect). The emphasis is put on the quality, depth and reliability of the relationships. The constraints and doubts result in the fear of intimacy with the partner (a partner who will not mind keeping some distance is preferred). The strong sense of responsibility in the relationships makes this person like strong and long-term bonds, preferably with the more mature people who can provide him with the assurance and possibly even substitute his parents. The spouse may be of different age or social status. This person struggles to make his relationship look alright on the outside, although it is already non-functional. Usually a marriage in rather old age or even celibacy.

All of this makes sense to me. Let me tell you more about myself.

I was born 2 months prematurely, and delivered by C-section. They were concerned I wouldn't be able to breathe, but my lungs were in fact fully developed. I was unable to drink either my mother's milk or cow's milk, but a new soy formula was okay. I also had neonatal jaundice which was treated with phototherapy.

I learned to read traffic signs by age 3, and I was using the dictionary and reading 2nd grade books by age 5.

I also started learning more about computers and video games around this time. I was doing well in school, although for some reason I had trouble with math. Partly because I was asking questions about advanced concepts like "are there numbers less than zero" and being shut down by being told there were none. It caused me to develop a distaste for math that has never gone away.

I enjoyed watching shows like Wishbone, Ghostwriter, The Magic School Bus, Arthur, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and other documentaries at first.

I was taken out of school in 3rd grade due to conflict with my teacher, and the fact that the school was really impatient with my unwillingness to learn cursive (I wanted to print or type everything), my complaints about the noisy classroom, and just generally having quirks like wanting to do projects on my own or not wanting reward stamps for good behavior. They wanted to put me on Ritalin or something for it, and my mother didn't like that idea.

While I was out of school, I wasn't actually homeschooled. I was pretty much left to my own devices to study things online, read books, learn about my computer, play video games, and more.

However, when I was 13, I started getting somewhat emotionally volatile and started having conflict with my Grandma. Eventually she told my father that I wasn't in school, and he came and used a lawyer to get me taken into his custody. Before that, he hadn't taken much of an interested in my life.

I lived with him from 8th grade to 10th grade, and resented every moment, although there were some fun times. I always felt like I was being oppressed, like I had to act a certain way just to get by and avoid being yelled at, and it all seemed really arbitrary.

I got to go back home to my mother for 11th and 12th. These years were a little more laid back, and I started making some friends. I did have a little trouble with Algebra II, but that was the only real issue. During the summer months, I usually went back to the pattern I was in before, spending a lot of time online, studying, reading books.

After I graduated, I seemed to get caught in this strange rut. I found that all my energy was gone. I tried going to community college, but I couldn't find the motivation to improve on math. I tried going to work for my father, and that barely lasted a year before I couldn't take it anymore.

While I was working for him in 2010, though, I went to New York to meet a friend who was running a marathon for charity. Leukemia and Lymphoma. I kept meeting up with her at various points on the run, but I ended up with my feet badly injured and bleeding due to new shoes. And she slipped on an ice cube that had spilled into the street from drinks, and decided to walk the rest of the marathon with a concussion. We did talk a bit, but we both spent most of the trip wounded and sitting around her apartment.

I began becoming involved in online communities relating to psychology and philosophy. I spent a lot of time there between 2007 and 2010. Then, I seemed to move more towards a gaming community full of strangely intelligent teenagers who seemed alarmingly similar to myself at their age. I somehow ended up hosting a small Minecraft server that's quite successful with my friends, and owning a failed website that I ended up using to help a friend learn more about PHP, CSS, and vBulletin by playing around with it.

Last year in 2011, I started volunteering for a hospital, and I was mostly asked to do data entry work, deliver documents around the hospital, fix computers, and help install telephone systems. I fit very well in this role, and eventually ended up doing most of the Administrative Assistant's job for her for a while. Eventually I got burned out and was unable to continue after several months, but it was very rewarding while I was doing it. Even if I didn't get paid.

And... that's just about every significant event in my life up to now.

[Chalk]

Originally Posted by athenian200

All of this makes sense to me. Let me tell you more about myself.

I was born 2 months prematurely, and delivered by C-section. They were concerned I wouldn't be able to breathe, but my lungs were in fact fully developed. I was unable to drink either my mother's milk or cow's milk, but a new soy formula was okay. I also had neonatal jaundice which was treated with phototherapy.

I learned to read traffic signs by age 3, and I was using the dictionary and reading 2nd grade books by age 5.

I also started learning more about computers and video games around this time. I was doing well in school, although for some reason I had trouble with math. Partly because I was asking questions about advanced concepts like "are there numbers less than zero" and being shut down by being told there were none. It caused me to develop a distaste for math that has never gone away.

I enjoyed watching shows like Wishbone, Ghostwriter, The Magic School Bus, Arthur, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and other documentaries at first.

I was taken out of school in 3rd grade due to conflict with my teacher, and the fact that the school was really impatient with my unwillingness to learn cursive (I wanted to print or type everything), my complaints about the noisy classroom, and just generally having quirks like wanting to do projects on my own or not wanting reward stamps for good behavior. They wanted to put me on Ritalin or something for it, and my mother didn't like that idea.

While I was out of school, I wasn't actually homeschooled. I was pretty much left to my own devices to study things online, read books, learn about my computer, play video games, and more.

However, when I was 13, I started getting somewhat emotionally volatile and started having conflict with my Grandma. Eventually she told my father that I wasn't in school, and he came and used a lawyer to get me taken into his custody. Before that, he hadn't taken much of an interested in my life.

I lived with him from 8th grade to 10th grade, and resented every moment, although there were some fun times. I always felt like I was being oppressed, like I had to act a certain way just to get by and avoid being yelled at, and it all seemed really arbitrary.

I got to go back home to my mother for 11th and 12th. These years were a little more laid back, and I started making some friends. I did have a little trouble with Algebra II, but that was the only real issue. During the summer months, I usually went back to the pattern I was in before, spending a lot of time online, studying, reading books.

After I graduated, I seemed to get caught in this strange rut. I found that all my energy was gone. I tried going to community college, but I couldn't find the motivation to improve on math. I tried going to work for my father, and that barely lasted a year before I couldn't take it anymore.

While I was working for him in 2010, though, I went to New York to meet a friend who was running a marathon for charity. Leukemia and Lymphoma. I kept meeting up with her at various points on the run, but I ended up with my feet badly injured and bleeding due to new shoes. And she slipped on an ice cube that had spilled into the street from drinks, and decided to walk the rest of the marathon with a concussion. We did talk a bit, but we both spent most of the trip wounded and sitting around her apartment.

I began becoming involved in online communities relating to psychology and philosophy. I spent a lot of time there between 2007 and 2010. Then, I seemed to move more towards a gaming community full of strangely intelligent teenagers who seemed alarmingly similar to myself at their age. I somehow ended up hosting a small Minecraft server that's quite successful with my friends, and owning a failed website that I ended up using to help a friend learn more about PHP, CSS, and vBulletin by playing around with it.

Last year in 2011, I started volunteering for a hospital, and I was mostly asked to do data entry work, deliver documents around the hospital, fix computers, and help install telephone systems. I fit very well in this role, and eventually ended up doing most of the Administrative Assistant's job for her for a while. Eventually I got burned out and was unable to continue after several months, but it was very rewarding while I was doing it. Even if I didn't get paid.

And... that's just about every significant event in my life up to now.

Interesting. It's creepy how you just expressed yourself like your Chiron and your True Node. I recommend you to read more about it.

[athenian200]

Originally Posted by Chalk

Interesting. It's creepy how you just expressed yourself like your Chiron and your True Node. I recommend you to read more about it.

That is very interesting, and I have been doing some research into those very things. I've been looking up aspects in my chart for a while, trying to see which are more significant, and I think an outside perspective helped me here.

I actually notice that there are some pretty heavy aspects on those. My ascendant is conjunct Chiron, and my Node is conjunct Mercury, the planet which rules Gemini. On top of that, Mercury squares both my ascendant and Chiron.

There's even more tangled aspects. The Node itself is square Chiron. Saturn opposes Chiron and squares Mercury.

That amount of activity is definitely interesting, and I'm imagining a lot of ways that could play out, but it seems like the 1st house, Saturn, and the Pisces half of my 11th house are the most active.

Oh, and one other thing. A lot of people seem to use me to dismiss astrology. They talk about how Aries should be competitive and tough, risk-taking, etc, and then point out how I'm not like that at all, except a little when angry. I always felt a little weird when they said that... like everything in my life was out of balance with nature, like I was trapped in some way.

Also made me think of a couple songs I listen to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgn8Tb4jf5E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS9leYfWNiA

[Chalk]

Originally Posted by athenian200

That is very interesting, and I have been doing some research into those very things. I've been looking up aspects in my chart for a while, trying to see which are more significant, and I think an outside perspective helped me here.

I actually notice that there are some pretty heavy aspects on those. My ascendant is conjunct Chiron, and my Node is conjunct Mercury, the planet which rules Gemini. On top of that, Mercury squares both my ascendant and Chiron.

There's even more tangled aspects. The Node itself is square Chiron. Saturn opposes Chiron and squares Mercury.

That amount of activity is definitely interesting, and I'm imagining a lot of ways that could play out, but it seems like the 1st house, Saturn, and the Pisces half of my 11th house are the most active.

Oh, and one other thing. A lot of people seem to use me to dismiss astrology. They talk about how Aries should be competitive and tough, risk-taking, etc, and then point out how I'm not like that at all, except a little when angry. I always felt a little weird when they said that... like everything in my life was out of balance with nature, like I was trapped in some way.

Also made me think of a couple songs I listen to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgn8Tb4jf5E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS9leYfWNiA

It happens to me also. Only because one is a certain sign, does not mean we have to act like it. Obviously, there are other factors that contributes with ones sign. By the way cool songs, I have never heard of her before.