Frisiangal wrote: You might also like to consider the secondary progressions. S.p.Moon is now working through Aquarius in the 6th house and is picking up on natal Pluto.
That is a good point too. It is 2 degrees approaching and by July 2014, it would be exact but that doesn't speak to the past 1 year of generally very bad behaviour.
I would personally consider that it could....but that's just me!
Sec. progr. Moon had moved through Capricorn in the 5th house to square the large natal stellium for a year. The last aspect made in Capricorn was to natal Jupiter, yet which by secondary progression had moved into Aquarius. S.P. Moon experiences another situation than during its last conjunction with Jupiter. As said earlier, if his position has been undermined, further Jupiterian advancement through responsibility may have been curbed. Once s.p. Moon enters the 6th house under influence of Aquarius, the obvious signs of irrationality through inner stress could be a feature of its expression.
You could also consider the infuence of the natal YOD figure from Saturn-Uranus to Jupiter. Bi-polar tendencies are often significant of adverse Jupiter-Saturn (high highs versus low lows). The inconjunct aspect is particularly straining, to which Uranus as ruler 6th house would add its effect. It's never easy for others to have to face adversity from others, yet, as astrology enthusiasts, at least it's possible to understand the reasoning behind the explosive bouts when viewing the natal chart.....Making allowances for them can be something else.
Just to clarify, for any progression SA or Sec Progr, do I just calculate it using the regular birth place coordinates?
This is a question of personal preference and technique. I use the 'old way'; always using natal birth place and progressed house cusps to represent that changes one undergoes in life. Yet I can appreciate that if one settles elsewhere hundred of miles away for a long period of life, a relocated chart might offer a more relevant perspective. I think it depends upon the specific astrologer's outlook in interpretting astro. symbolism.
You know, I have never really given much attention to the inconjuncts but I have always wondered about how this stellum might create some lifelong friction. Do you see this as being a major indicator of having to make all kinds of emotional adjustments with others just to try and get along? Tell me more about that if you feel up to it.
You expect Aries to adjust to others?
Aries is the natural 1st sign of the zodiac. It has nothing in front of it but the unsoiled virgin land upon which it leaves the 1st footsteps, so how can it perceive, become aware of, and adjust to others? It needs a bit of Libra to be able to do that.
It may sound harsh FOR others who are confronted by the Arian brashness, yet for the individual itself a large Aries stellium is there for a reason. The inherent effects of the Moon represents the emotional conditioning through past experiences. An 8th house stellium might find itself continually 'starting over anew' without the means of some kind of security provided by other signs and house influence.
Could you tell me a little bit more about how you see that manifesting; any specific health issues?
Health astrology isn't easy to discuss in a few sentances and health issues depend upon so many factors, which most often can only be provided by the individual itself.