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<blockquote data-quote="Jeremy" data-source="post: 68382" data-attributes="member: 6560"><p>Hi Mav; lots of great questions; I am not sure I can answer them all, at least not definitively, but I can certainly give my views and explain how I've seen things working in my experience.</p><p></p><p> </p><p>I think it works in very much the same vein as any astrology, the aspects create a relationship between principles as much in the physical body as they do in the psychic one; that is why a major aspect configuration will usually manifest in the physical somewhere along the line. It takes a fairly powerful psychic emanation to punch through into matter of course (I am from the schol that like Ouspensky believes that matter is merely a shadow that is cast by vibration; it is thus the lowest vibratory expression; actually this is exactly how I believe astrology works) and a more powerful aspect pattern creates a greater flow or blockage in the psyche thus it is more likely to manifest into the body. Major aspect configurations, especially t-squares are more likely to manifest in the body.</p><p> </p><p>I should make one important qualification to this because evidently there is a factor of mental health as well, so Neptune I find especially relevant in that regard. It need not be confined to the physical body of course; for example a tight square between Neptune and the Moon can indicate alcoholism, especially if Cancer, Scorpio (or less often) Pisces is involved. This can of course cause functional disorders as a result, and mental health problems which are themselves predisposed by the spiritual tension inherent in the aspect itself. You get the idea and it is the most important thing to remember, the physical is just the last and most urgent emanation of the psychic; so aspects have their psychic inclination which in turn suggests a physical expression. That may include a spiritual, psychological or existential bridge between the two and the bridge may never express in the physical realm at all of course.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>This might be best served by an example. The aspect creates a relationship but you might not need one I have Jupiter in Leo (27) not in aspect to Saturn in Aries (9). This means that I love to eat, drink and be merry (in true royal banquet fashion) but few placements embody the loneliness of the long distance runner more fully than Saturn in Aries. The two tendencies have no common ground or way of reconciling or communicating, hence it requires some adjustment. I tend to find the two inclinations incompatible, because I have liver problems and when I run a few miles I invariably experience pain emanating from my liver region, it tends along the liver meridian and ends in my right shoulder. The midpoint of my Saturn and Jupiter is around 17 Gemini, which of course rules the arms and shoulders. Actually 14 Gemini rules the shoulder blades, the upper arm is 21, so you will see it is in that region; the midpoint is expressing the incompatibility. I guess when I've learned to express my Jupiter in Leo without the use of food and drink then my running will be easier. The pain only lasts for a mile or so and I am forced to slow my pace until it has passed, but I think it is the increased blood flow through the liver causing the problem. Ultimately it is probably improving my situation.</p><p> </p><p>A very tight quincunx, especially to Pluto will almost certainly be important if you are internalising stress, as the aspects often dictate how we express that volcanic energy - when and if we do. I have more to say on this a question or two further on.</p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>An accidentally dignified Pluto is a better expressed pluto, or at least one that is expressed in the most conducive area of the life. It goes without saying that one of the most natural and healthy expressions of Pluto is through sex. Thus an eighth house Pluto will tend to express internalised tension in the best possible place - the bedroom; that can only be helpful. If the chart is unevolved however, it can lend too great a tension to that expression which would perhaps tip the scales the other way; I am not sure how that might manifest.</p><p> </p><p>As for how else might Pluto be made significant, I am with you. It is either significant or it isn't. Gauquelin placements are the most significant, Pluto at the focus of a t-square would be very significant; I think any chart that peronalises Pluto is a double edged sword. If you have it configured, especially at the angles there is some need to make it conscious; which of course is very difficult work for all the reasons we know. The people who have this need and repress it are going to be the most sorely afflicted and they frequently are in considerable pain and difficulty. More on this in your next question.</p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>My belief (I say belief advisedly) is that the Pluto in Scorpio generation are the vanguard for mankind that will finally assimilate Pluto once and for all; they are not the very first, since I believe that those who have powerfully placed Plutos will have explored some of the themes, but these are like the scouts who have taken point for the main body of the army. Once Pluto is assimilated it will be the time for the next step, that may be Chiron, it may be something else, but Pluto is nearing its generational eruption - if you like - and it is the Pluto in Scorpio generation who will bring it about. This is because the internalised stress of the world will be brought into the light and it will allow the world to heal.</p><p> </p><p>I know that sounds kooky, but I am absolutlely certain of it; the vibrational pitch of humanity is oscillating so fast just now, I keep calling these "the last days" without even thinking about it.</p><p> </p><p>I do not believe that Pluto in Leo has the same potential, because Pluto seems too specific to me; that is the Plutocratic placement right? Plutocracy and the tendency to it is what has precipitated the crisis and I believe that the Pluto in Leo generation - although very powerful - are actually the very generation that have raised the pitch too far and caused astonishing misery as a result; the Pluto in Scorpio generation will fix this.</p><p> </p><p>On a personal note I should think that Pluto in Scorpio if prominent will cause great problems for those who do not heed the lessons of that placement, but a great opportunity too for healing once they do. I have a sinking feeling that those for whom Pluto is not personalised might be a little doomed to simply suffer the ravages of Pluto, both psychically and physically with little recourse to healing, since they have no aperture through which to express all that formidable energy.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>My memory tells me it was Ptolemy or Lilly or someone of that ilk; certainly reputable if a little out of date! The degree is (00) 00.00-00.59, (01) 01.00-01.59 and so forth, but there is still an orb of effect; you might find someone with a midpoint, Pluto, or other feature at 24 Virgo, and they have gallbladder problems (which is 21-22 Virgo) for example.</p><p> </p><p>Interesting questions amigo <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeremy, post: 68382, member: 6560"] Hi Mav; lots of great questions; I am not sure I can answer them all, at least not definitively, but I can certainly give my views and explain how I've seen things working in my experience. I think it works in very much the same vein as any astrology, the aspects create a relationship between principles as much in the physical body as they do in the psychic one; that is why a major aspect configuration will usually manifest in the physical somewhere along the line. It takes a fairly powerful psychic emanation to punch through into matter of course (I am from the schol that like Ouspensky believes that matter is merely a shadow that is cast by vibration; it is thus the lowest vibratory expression; actually this is exactly how I believe astrology works) and a more powerful aspect pattern creates a greater flow or blockage in the psyche thus it is more likely to manifest into the body. Major aspect configurations, especially t-squares are more likely to manifest in the body. I should make one important qualification to this because evidently there is a factor of mental health as well, so Neptune I find especially relevant in that regard. It need not be confined to the physical body of course; for example a tight square between Neptune and the Moon can indicate alcoholism, especially if Cancer, Scorpio (or less often) Pisces is involved. This can of course cause functional disorders as a result, and mental health problems which are themselves predisposed by the spiritual tension inherent in the aspect itself. You get the idea and it is the most important thing to remember, the physical is just the last and most urgent emanation of the psychic; so aspects have their psychic inclination which in turn suggests a physical expression. That may include a spiritual, psychological or existential bridge between the two and the bridge may never express in the physical realm at all of course. This might be best served by an example. The aspect creates a relationship but you might not need one I have Jupiter in Leo (27) not in aspect to Saturn in Aries (9). This means that I love to eat, drink and be merry (in true royal banquet fashion) but few placements embody the loneliness of the long distance runner more fully than Saturn in Aries. The two tendencies have no common ground or way of reconciling or communicating, hence it requires some adjustment. I tend to find the two inclinations incompatible, because I have liver problems and when I run a few miles I invariably experience pain emanating from my liver region, it tends along the liver meridian and ends in my right shoulder. The midpoint of my Saturn and Jupiter is around 17 Gemini, which of course rules the arms and shoulders. Actually 14 Gemini rules the shoulder blades, the upper arm is 21, so you will see it is in that region; the midpoint is expressing the incompatibility. I guess when I've learned to express my Jupiter in Leo without the use of food and drink then my running will be easier. The pain only lasts for a mile or so and I am forced to slow my pace until it has passed, but I think it is the increased blood flow through the liver causing the problem. Ultimately it is probably improving my situation. A very tight quincunx, especially to Pluto will almost certainly be important if you are internalising stress, as the aspects often dictate how we express that volcanic energy - when and if we do. I have more to say on this a question or two further on. An accidentally dignified Pluto is a better expressed pluto, or at least one that is expressed in the most conducive area of the life. It goes without saying that one of the most natural and healthy expressions of Pluto is through sex. Thus an eighth house Pluto will tend to express internalised tension in the best possible place - the bedroom; that can only be helpful. If the chart is unevolved however, it can lend too great a tension to that expression which would perhaps tip the scales the other way; I am not sure how that might manifest. As for how else might Pluto be made significant, I am with you. It is either significant or it isn't. Gauquelin placements are the most significant, Pluto at the focus of a t-square would be very significant; I think any chart that peronalises Pluto is a double edged sword. If you have it configured, especially at the angles there is some need to make it conscious; which of course is very difficult work for all the reasons we know. The people who have this need and repress it are going to be the most sorely afflicted and they frequently are in considerable pain and difficulty. More on this in your next question. My belief (I say belief advisedly) is that the Pluto in Scorpio generation are the vanguard for mankind that will finally assimilate Pluto once and for all; they are not the very first, since I believe that those who have powerfully placed Plutos will have explored some of the themes, but these are like the scouts who have taken point for the main body of the army. Once Pluto is assimilated it will be the time for the next step, that may be Chiron, it may be something else, but Pluto is nearing its generational eruption - if you like - and it is the Pluto in Scorpio generation who will bring it about. This is because the internalised stress of the world will be brought into the light and it will allow the world to heal. I know that sounds kooky, but I am absolutlely certain of it; the vibrational pitch of humanity is oscillating so fast just now, I keep calling these "the last days" without even thinking about it. I do not believe that Pluto in Leo has the same potential, because Pluto seems too specific to me; that is the Plutocratic placement right? Plutocracy and the tendency to it is what has precipitated the crisis and I believe that the Pluto in Leo generation - although very powerful - are actually the very generation that have raised the pitch too far and caused astonishing misery as a result; the Pluto in Scorpio generation will fix this. On a personal note I should think that Pluto in Scorpio if prominent will cause great problems for those who do not heed the lessons of that placement, but a great opportunity too for healing once they do. I have a sinking feeling that those for whom Pluto is not personalised might be a little doomed to simply suffer the ravages of Pluto, both psychically and physically with little recourse to healing, since they have no aperture through which to express all that formidable energy. My memory tells me it was Ptolemy or Lilly or someone of that ilk; certainly reputable if a little out of date! The degree is (00) 00.00-00.59, (01) 01.00-01.59 and so forth, but there is still an orb of effect; you might find someone with a midpoint, Pluto, or other feature at 24 Virgo, and they have gallbladder problems (which is 21-22 Virgo) for example. Interesting questions amigo :) [/QUOTE]
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