Sun sesquiquadrate Moon aspect

[astrotonic]

Can anybody help me understand the sun sesquiquadrate moon aspect; or possibly also Jupiter sesquiquadrate moon?

I've read that the semisquare is a "weak square", and sesquiquadrate is supposed to be even weaker than that.

Since I have this aspect in both luminaries, even though it is a minute influence, I'd really like to know what is specifically going on. My jupiter conjuncts my sun.

Actually, If these aspects were a trines rather than a sesquiquaderates (by a few degrees difference) my sun and jupiter would both be part of a grand kite configuration. (I have a grand kite with venus, that is close by, so I can relate) I sort of read this in the general context of my chart, as if potentially ordered energy was tapering off into whatever this aspect is.

[Bina]

Some links for minor aspects and their meanings.
In my opinion these minor aspects need to be very close to have any effect on the chart (1° orb max ).


http://www.skyviewzone.com/astrology/minoraspects.htm

http://www.universalsky.com/Articles..._astrology.htm

http://www.universalsky.com/Articles...quiquadrat.htm

http://www.donmc.com/minoraspects.htm

http://www.psychicguild.com/aspects/learn.htm

[Frisiangal]

Hi,
It's not possible to open the chart you offered without a link, and it's impossible to read as it stands. My offer of an explanation is therefore in a general sense.

The sesquiquadrate aspect is by no means 'weak'. It comprises of a 90*+45* aspect, which most astrologers who work with them would place under the 8th harmonic. I believe in numerology that 8 has something to do with eternal continuation... it's symoblism is without beginning or end....rather like the constant twists and bends on a race track that can be easy or difficult to manoeuvre.
Perhaps the best image would be to imagine yourself attempting to move within such a track and the ease/difficulty with which you find yourself confronted.

Moon represents familiarity and habit. It's what we do automatically
without a first, let alone a second thought. It represents our emotional response to outer influences. Consequently, it is not active but receptive of nature.

Sun and Jupiter are both active of nature. If they pitch a ball of their qualities at you, how does it impact upon you? How do you respond to it through your Moon?

The 90* part of the sesquiquadrate could be associated with the conflict/challenges the Moon faces in dealing with the curves of the track or the ball. The 45* degree part could be associated with the effort put into meeting such challenges. The 'What's the point, everything I try does not work', OR, the 'It can work if I'm optimistic (Jupiter) and put my back (Sun-ruled ) into it.'
The rest is up to you.