Yet more stellium stuff...

[strega42]

I have an acquaintance with:

Mars 28 Virgo 03
Pluto 2 Libra 01
Sun 4 Libra 54
Mercury 11 Libra 18
Uranus 17 Libra 50
(all 7th house)

So, Mars, Pluto, and Sun would be the stellium, unless you allow a 10 degree orb for solar conjunctions, in which case you can add Mercury.

Jupiter is in her 10th at 0 Capricorn 13, placing the exact square midpoint between Mars and Pluto.

Does that Jupiter square, by association of aspect, extend to Mercury, if allowing the 10 degree orb for solar conjunctions?

She also has Neptune in her 9th at 3 Sagittarius 01, sextile the Pluto/Sun conjunction; again, does that extend out to the other planets involved?

Her Moon is at 10 Gemini 31 in the third, trine Mercury; Venus is at 21 Leo 36 in the fifth, sextile Uranus; and Saturn is at 20 Gemini 35 in the third (conjunct Nadir!), trine Uranus and sextile Venus.


I've noticed some really... interesting relationship dynamics with this person, but before I share any of those, I wanted to toss this up and see what your opinions are.

I find it interesting that everything in her chart comes back to that 7th house, and seems to tie in to that Sun/Pluto conjunction, either directly or by association.

Thoughts? Ideas? Speculations? Snarky comments about how long I've been away? They all go here.

[Moulin]

I would say count Mercury into the Stellium.

I have a 4 planet stellium in Aries ranging from 17 - 21 degrees and part of a grand trine. I think that stelliums that have strong aspects to rest of chart are very significant. Every other planet in my chart aspects my stellium, including my AC and boy do l feel it.

I also have Sun and mercury at 5 and 7 degrees in taurus BUT same house and l read somewhere that their are aspect stellium's and then "same house" stellium's. Not sure if this is true or not but could mean that your friend has a larger stellium too!