Shining Ray
Banned
Here is my Psychological Report from Liz Greene at Astrodienst, I am thinking about getting the transit report with all the transits that will be coming up for me. I like the way the report knows what your shadow side is - clever computer. The orbs are wide, I used to think it was astrodienst who set the orbs wide, looks like Liz Greene uses wide orbs.
MAJOR ASPECTS
Sun CONJUNCTION Mars 8°37 Venus SEXTILE Uranus 4°22
Sun OPPOSITION Saturn 2°10 Venus SQUARE Pluto 6°31
Sun OPPOSITION Moon’s Node 9°38 Venus TRINE Moon’s Node 7°11
Moon CONJUNCTION Mercury 0°33 Mars SQUARE Uranus 8°54
Moon SEXTILE Venus 2°26 Jupiter TRINE Uranus 9°05
Moon TRINE Jupiter 7°11 Saturn SQUARE Neptune 9°38
Moon TRINE Uranus 1°55 Saturn CONJUNCTION Moon’s Node 7°28
Moon SQUARE Neptune 2°34 Uranus SEXTILE Moon’s Node 2°50
Moon OPPOSITION Moon’s Node 4°44 Neptune SEXTILE Pluto 1°30
Mercury SEXTILE Venus 1°53 Neptune SQUARE Moon’s Node 2°10
Mercury TRINE Jupiter 6°39 Sun OPPOSITION Ascendant 2°20
Mercury TRINE Uranus 2°28 Mars OPPOSITION Ascendant 6°16
Mercury SQUARE Neptune 3°07 Saturn CONJUNCTION Ascendant 4°32
Mercury OPPOSITION Moon’s Node 5°16 Uranus OPPOSITION Medium Coeli 6°33
Venus OPPOSITION Jupiter 4°44
Moon TRINE Uranus 1°55 Saturn CONJUNCTION Moon’s Node 7°28
Moon SQUARE Neptune 2°34 Uranus SEXTILE Moon’s Node 2°50
Moon OPPOSITION Moon’s Node 4°44 Neptune SEXTILE Pluto 1°30
Mercury SEXTILE Venus 1°53 Neptune SQUARE Moon’s Node 2°10
Mercury TRINE Jupiter 6°39 Sun OPPOSITION Ascendant 2°20
Mercury TRINE Uranus 2°28 Mars OPPOSITION Ascendant 6°16
Mercury SQUARE Neptune 3°07 Saturn CONJUNCTION Ascendant 4°32
Mercury OPPOSITION Moon’s Node 5°16 Uranus OPPOSITION Medium Coeli 6°33
Venus OPPOSITION Jupiter 4°44
Numbers indicate orb (deviation from the exact aspect angle).
CONTENTS OF THIS ANALYSIS
I. Introduction
II. Your Psychological Type
Sensitive responses to other's needs • The struggle for objectivity and self-containment • A dilemma in communication with others
The need to belong dominates the cast of characters • A respect for the feelings and viewpoints of others • The dread of being separate • The importance of social acceptability • The gift of genuinely liking people
A powerful urge for self-expression lies in the shadow • A strongly competitive spirit conflicts with the need of others' approval • The problem of expressing individuality and risking collective disapproval
A love of the unseen world • Hidden sensuality and materialism
IV. The Family Background
Family myths and psychological inheritance • The image of the father in a woman's chart • His psychological absence leads to sadness and confusion • The longing for a father-surrogate • High ideals, but little emotional support • Balancing head and heart • Hidden emotional inhibitions • A spur to self-sufficiency
The image of the mother in a woman's chart • Selflessness and self-sacrifice • The power of martyrdom • The dilemma of undeveloped intellectual potentials
V. Relationship Patterns
The attractions of an individualist • The challenge of self-reliance • Hidden undercurrents beneath the surface of love • A flirtatious and restless spirit interferes with stability • The pleasures of the verbal love-game
VI. Paths toward Integration
The importance of learning through relationships • Facing the environment with confidence
A powerful urge for self-expression lies in the shadow • A strongly competitive spirit conflicts with the need of others' approval • The problem of expressing individuality and risking collective disapproval
A love of the unseen world • Hidden sensuality and materialism
IV. The Family Background
Family myths and psychological inheritance • The image of the father in a woman's chart • His psychological absence leads to sadness and confusion • The longing for a father-surrogate • High ideals, but little emotional support • Balancing head and heart • Hidden emotional inhibitions • A spur to self-sufficiency
The image of the mother in a woman's chart • Selflessness and self-sacrifice • The power of martyrdom • The dilemma of undeveloped intellectual potentials
V. Relationship Patterns
The attractions of an individualist • The challenge of self-reliance • Hidden undercurrents beneath the surface of love • A flirtatious and restless spirit interferes with stability • The pleasures of the verbal love-game
VI. Paths toward Integration
The importance of learning through relationships • Facing the environment with confidence
Psychological Report
Sensitive responses to other's needs
The world of human relationship means everything to you, and the feelings of others are primary on the scale of your values. Yet you are often caught in a conflict between your need for warmth and closeness with others, and your need for privacy, space and the freedom to pursue your own interests - which often involve abstract concepts quite divorced from human reality. You have great compassion for the problems of others, and may often find yourself playing the role of the good mother or father to those friends and loved ones who need an understanding shoulder to cry on. But your judgments and perceptions of others are often sharper and more critical than the responses of your heart, and you are frequently torn between empathy and irritation. Sometimes your mouth speaks before you have had a chance to temper your words with your usual tact and kindness, giving voice to an unexpressed yet powerful need to be left alone. You love to feel needed, and dislike hurting people; and you are capable of immense loyalty and devotion to those who are close to you. You also possess the rare gift of being able to put others at ease and to sense their immediate needs without having to be told. Yet you are often a stranger to yourself - sometimes kind to a fault, and sometimes critical and opinionated about the same individual. Your chief fulfillment in life springs from the feeling that you have offered something to others and are part of a larger human family in which you have a valued place. Yet there is a detached and wandering spirit within you which is attracted to those who are aloof and detached, and which chafes at the emotional responsibilities which you take on for others so willingly.
The struggle for objectivity and self-containment
The struggle for objectivity and self-containment
Perhaps you sometimes place too much emphasis on human relationship, fearing to be alone and separate, when in reality you are a complicated mixture of qualities and need at times to be able to withdraw and find your meaning and sustenance within. You tend to allow yourself to become too dependent upon a partner or friend or teacher to provide the direction and structure in your life, while at the same time stifling your own need to pursue interests which do not concern your loved ones. You are sometimes afraid of being seen as selfish, yet your definition of this word is suspect, stemming perhaps from attitudes prevalent in the family during your childhood where "selfish" meant not doing what someone else thought you should do. You need to develop more confidence in your right to your own opinions and viewpoints, trusting more in the relationships to which you have given so much love and time and care; for if you ignore your own requirements for space, freedom and honesty of expression then you will not be able to avoid resenting and envying others when they ask for such freedom themselves. Because you love harmony, you may forget that you too sometimes need conflict and distance in order to grow.
A dilemma in communication with others
Another area where your conflict between feeling needs and detachment may express itself in your life is in the issue of communication of ideas. You certainly do not lack intelligence; on the contrary, you may be gifted with profound insights and ideas which are well worth expressing and which are highly original and inspired. But you tend to feel inadequate in the mental realm, believing that others are more clever than you because you require time to formulate and express your ideas. You need to be careful not to overcompensate with a kind of false intellectuality, or to cultivate an angry contempt for intellectual pursuits which is really a defense against feelings of envy and inadequacy.
Pursuing studies and interests and perhaps a career which test and challenge your mind is likely to be rewarding and fulfilling for you. But to travel in this mental realm you must be prepared to travel alone - in other words, to define and express your own viewpoints. When you can risk argument and confrontation in the name of your own individual values, then you can bring a genuinely original and independent spirit into those relationships which you value so highly; and the security and warmth of the personal world which you have worked so hard to nurture can serve as a stable base for your exciting voyages into the realms of knowledge and self-expression.
III. CHARACTER AND SHADOW
One of the most important insights gained by depth psychology has been the revelation that people are dual in nature, and contain a basic polarity of a conscious and an unconscious self. There is the individual you are familiar with -the "I" that thinks, feels and acts in accustomed ways which you identify as yourself. And there is another, hidden individual -the shadow-side - which contains the less acceptable and less developed aspects of your personality, and which fights for a valued place in your life at the same time that it disrupts the complacency of your self-image. The interplay between the conscious and unconscious sides of you is a constantly shifting dance, changing at different stages of your life and altering according to the pressures and challenges which you encounter. The tension between the primary characters in your inner drama, described in the following paragraphs, is the source of energy which provides your life with movement, purpose, conflict and growth. There are other characters inside you too - supporting players who blend and conflict with the main ones to make you the unique individual you are. Where these are strongly marked in your horoscope, we have included a description of them as well. The story thus portrayed, with its complicated interaction of light and shadow, represents what is really meant by individual destiny.
The need to belong dominates the cast of characters
You of all people know that no man or woman is an island, for the feeling of belonging to a larger human family and finding nourishment from its support runs very deep in you. Whatever the financial or social circumstances into which you were born, you are devoid of snobbery and intolerance in your responses to others. Everyone is worthwhile to you on some level and you enjoy meeting all kinds of people in all sorts of situations - on trains and planes, in cafes and restaurants, and wherever a few exchanges of ordinary conversation convey to you the experience that you have a relationship with your fellow men and women. You instinctively know how to blend with the crowd, and pick up almost telepathically the unwritten laws of any social milieu - what is "done" and "not done", and what behaviour will interact most harmoniously to preserve the feeling of unity in the group. You are uncomfortable if you become isolated in an impersonal big city with no one to meet or telephone, or if you are stuck in the distant countryside away from others; for you are most at home where there are neighbours to say hello to, shopkeepers who recognise your face, and places where you are certain to bump into friends.
You tend to have a lot of friends - or, at least, a lot of acquaintances whom you call friends, although few of them might really have much in common with you - but you would rather have some relatively congenial company than no company at all, even if the company is not that of a soul-mate. You possess the rare art of putting people immediately at ease, for you like them and they know it; and you are generally inclined to believe the best first and be disappointed later, rather than approach others with suspicion and defensiveness. Sometimes it is hard to know just who you really are and what you really feel, so firmly have you entrenched yourself in your surroundings and adapted yourself to the prevailing attitudes and mannerisms of your circle. But ask anyone who knows you and they will undoubtedly say they like you -even if, like a good actor, you somehow manage to slip away from any real confrontation which might reveal your individuality to the outsider.
A respect for the feelings and viewpoints of others
The ideas and opinions of others matter a good deal to you. Faced with a difficult decision, you are not likely to withdraw into solitude to consult the voice of your own soul; but rather, you will be found discussing the problem with at least three friends, gradually collecting a cross-section of ideas, viewpoints and perspectives. You have the humility to know that you might be wrong, and that others might see something you have missed; and this natural humility is devoid of pretense or theatrical self-effacement, but validates the importance of others to help you reach the clearest, most balanced viewpoint. Thus you usually never act on frantic impulse or in an excessive fashion, but tend to live your life with a temperate, harmonious outlook which is culled from the distilled wisdom of your many friends and colleagues. Faced with having to make an important choice that must spring solely from your own heart, and without this support from the collective, you are inclined to dither, procrastinate and wait until the problem goes away or solves itself (or the other person solves it for you).
You hate to be seen as aggressive, rude, selfish or destructive. You are extremely sensitive to the rights and needs of others, and are generally considerate, courteous, kind and willing to reason conflicts out quietly. But you have great difficulty in feeling real confidence in your own inner voice and vision, for your dependence on the good will of those around you makes you undervalue yourself. This is a pity, since your own intuitions and hunches are usually very insightful.