Stationary Mars in Aries in H3

[ALST123]

Hi Guys,

As an offshoot from my thread about Saturn rx in my 7th House and how that would manifest, I would now like to ask how the above aspect would manifest. (Hope you're keeping up, Jeremy!).

Here is my chart:-



I'd like to point out the T square between Mars, Uranus and Venus, but am particularly interested in how a STATIONARY Mars in Aries in H3 would manifest. Presumably a great deal of energy blocked?

I think that H3 partly concerns intelligence (am I right?). If so, I do find that at work I am often "squashed" by people who seem to find my intelligence a threat to them.

Any comments gratefully received.

Smiles,
Ax.

[Jeremy]

My research seems to suggest that stationary planets can over-emphasise, thus acting in a sense a little like unaspected planets, this could make your Mars especially powerful considering its placement.

Third house Mars (me too!) promises fights, disagreements and estrangements from siblings and extended relatives, and possibly a brother in the armed forces; I guess this could indicate any number of highly charged 3rd house issues.

School life must have been either a mad whizz of sports, activities, telling the whole class exactly how you feel or maybe the exact opposite (depending on how that stationary effect played out). Maybe you have a brother or uncle who is especially warrior-like or maybe you are drawn to men who are very assertive, aggressive and manly;, the go-getter types who are always on the move?

I'd be very intrerested to hear some views from a few of the more experienced astrologers here who may have had cause to research stationary planets a little more than I have; very interesting it is too!

Peace,
Jeremy

[ALST123]

Hmmm, so generally lots of sibling type stuff. I have one younger brother and we have always got on very, very well. It's interesting what you say about the forces. He's actually in IT, but I suppose he could be considered "warrior-like" to look at (combat trousers, tattoos, shaved head, beard, very muscular, and also a very angular face - male version of Lara Croft I suppose). He likes playing a lot of shared internet battle-type games, and is very interested in military history (esp. Sarmatian Knights - he actually looks like one with all his tattoos - perhaps a past life link!).
He is actually a big softee really.

I do have issues with my Mum's extended family. They don't seem to understand me. I am more like my Dad's family, yet we are estranged due to happenings in the previous generation. I guess highly charged could fit the bill, although nothing really to do with me in particular. I am judged before I act, I suppose you could say.

I have many male older cousins who always used to stick up for me at school (Handy!) and I do tend to go for strong-looking men, who are either assertive or the strong, silent type.

And school life is still a mad whizz, as that's my career!

Thanks Jeremy.

Any more views?

Ax.