no north node connections, still long lasting relationship

[fullmoonlibra]

What could be an indication for long lasting happy marriage even without north node connections.

Does Uranus conjunct SN and Saturn&Pluto conjunct SN indicate separation, even with fortunate Venus conjunction.

And a grand cross, T square (with Venus opposite Uranus), grand trine, is it rather positive or negative.

[wintersprite1]

Originally Posted by fullmoonlibra

What could be an indication for long lasting happy marriage even without north node connections.

I will take this first question.

A Node conjunction is not necessary for a long term relationship nor a short one for that matter. Usually, you want to look at aspects and placements of Saturn to create the bond of longevity and responsibility. Having planets in each others 4th house helps. North Node conjunctions often start out exciting, but are hard to maintain, as the relationship keeps wanting to move forward at a quick rate, even when enough time has passed that the relationship should have hit a comfortable rut.

TK

[dr. farr]

In the compiste, the Lucky strike North Node is in the 7th whole sign house (marriage relationship), along with the Sun, and the electric point (the Vertex), all under the fruitful sign of Taurus, which is also a fixed sign indicative of longer lasting relationships.
Part of Marriage (ascendant+7th cusp-venus) falls @ 20 Virgo, posited in the 11th whole sign house (friends, gains, wishes and hopes) The Lot of Happiness relating directly to that marriage (formula = Part of Marriage + jupiter - sun) falls sign conjunct Venus @ 3 Gemini, which is in the 10th house (house of advances and success/attainment) from the Part of Marriage = likely happiness arising from that marriage.

The composite chart, relative to marriage and happiness regarding that marriage, is quite positive (in my opinion)

[fullmoonlibra]

I am actually not sure about the time of birth from the outer wheel. I'm sorry, I should said that.
So all the explanation about the parts and vertex and houses doesn't count.
But the inner wheel is correct.

What about the composite T square??

[dr. farr]

Originally Posted by fullmoonlibra

I am actually not sure about the time of birth from the outer wheel. I'm sorry, I should said that.
So all the explanation about the parts and vertex and houses doesn't count.
But the inner wheel is correct.

What about the composite T square??

Ok, then make a new composite using noon for the time of birth for the outer chart (other person), use the astro.com midpoint composite (single wheel, like your second chart in your post), and I'll re-delineate that: fact is that, despite all the theoretical objections, noon charts are quite accurate (some earlier Modernist adepts actually preferred either noon or solar ascendant charts even when the exact time of birth was known!)

[poyi]

I am studying composite charts myself. I found this link, it seems helpful.

http://www.cosmitec-astrological-com...te-charts.html

[poyi]

Originally Posted by fullmoonlibra

did it..
thanks

From the link that I posted before, just in case you haven't had a look...

http://www.cosmitec-astrological-com...te-charts.html

"The Composite Sun represents the life force of the couple, the unity of both people, so any aspect to the Sun is crucial. Also note the house position of the composite Sun."

"According to some research done by the German astrologer Mona Riegger, the composite Sun is most often found in a cardinal house (1, 4, 7 or 10) between married people, in the fixed houses (2, 5, 8 or 11) between friends or in the mutable houses (3, 6, 9 or 12) when it's about short-lived encounters and meetings."

"In Composites of lovers, you will almost always find VERY exact or close conjunctions or oppositions (orb 3°, the closer the better) to natal personal planets or points (Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus or Mars) of one partner."

[zoriana]

I'm going to bump this thread because I have been pondering this so much lately, and making myself crazy!

I have a fairly decent synastry/composite with my boyfriend, very workable, in my opinion (we're both saturn types...go figure). But our lack of nodal connections is bothering me. A lot. I suppose because I have the north node in taurus in the 7th house! Its *possibly* important?

My north node makes a couple measly aspects (semisextile, semisquare and another little square thing, forget which) to his chart. at least the semisextile is to his sun...

His north node in capricorn, 10th house, is likewise doing almost zilch in my chart. It makes and exact sextile to my AC and another one of those little square things to my chiron (big whoop).

I guess it only started bothering me lately because I don't seem to figure in his destiny so much. He'll talk about him and his roommate going to the badlands to buid a statue (they have their NNs conjunct!) or making a movie with someone else...when I suggest something I feel like I hear crickets chirping in the background. Or he agrees but it never seems to hold water.

So...can you really say the north node is not a big deal?

If your souls aren't developing in the same direction, then what is the point?

And ESPECIALLY if your north node is angular! Can someone please enlighten me...stop me before I dump again (venus conj uranus...thats right...a dumper).