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<blockquote data-quote="OuterPlanets89" data-source="post: 1136345" data-attributes="member: 64979">Wide-orb hard aspects are also triggered by transits. Also, I've found that &quot;incomplete configurations&quot; like say, a T-Square but with one planet being too far in aspect (i.e. 10 deg) to complete the formation, often has dangerous effects (with malefics involved), especially when triggered by a transit. This may be too small of a sample size, but everyone I know who died early in an accident had an &quot;incomplete&quot; T-Square involving Mars, Pluto and another planet. One had Mars in Taurus (20d), Pluto in Scorpio (15d) and Venus in Aquarius (25d). Normally, Venus would be the outlet/apex of the intense Mars/Pluto opposition, but with it squaring Mars and being a little too far from Pluto, it creates a broken, or inconsistent string of energy. The accident happened with Jupiter transiting at Scorpio (22d), which activated all 3 planets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OuterPlanets89, post: 1136345, member: 64979"] Wide-orb hard aspects are also triggered by transits. Also, I've found that "incomplete configurations" like say, a T-Square but with one planet being too far in aspect (i.e. 10 deg) to complete the formation, often has dangerous effects (with malefics involved), especially when triggered by a transit. This may be too small of a sample size, but everyone I know who died early in an accident had an "incomplete" T-Square involving Mars, Pluto and another planet. One had Mars in Taurus (20d), Pluto in Scorpio (15d) and Venus in Aquarius (25d). Normally, Venus would be the outlet/apex of the intense Mars/Pluto opposition, but with it squaring Mars and being a little too far from Pluto, it creates a broken, or inconsistent string of energy. The accident happened with Jupiter transiting at Scorpio (22d), which activated all 3 planets. [/QUOTE]

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