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HeartTree

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So I asked will I marry this man. What is your opinion yes or no :innocent:
 

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kai

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I say no even though currently both Venus and Mars are in applying conjunction in Pisces, but as far as I know Venus (in this case him) goes retrograde soon so it does not meet Mars in that conjunction. Weather it eventually does or not later on, I don't know. Would it mean that he changes his mind with his significator going rx?! Moon doesn't help either as it doesn't aspect the quiested. You have an early ASC here, so perhaps it's too soon to consider marriage with the Venus RX of the quiested on top of it. Let someone else confirm this please before you believe my own interpretation.
 

IleneK

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So I asked will I marry this man. What is your opinion yes or no :innocent:
Early rising point suggests that perhaps your question or the matter is premature. Both significators in the 5th makes for a very romantic backdrop, yet as ardent as he is toward you, based on reception from him/Venus to you/Mars, your significators do not perfect. And Moon is disjunct your significators. That is, it aspects neither of them. So ultimately, I do not see a coming together.
 
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HeartTree

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Early rising point suggests that perhaps your question or the matter is premature. Both significators in the 5th makes for a very romantic backdrop, yet as ardent as he is toward you, based on reception from him/Venus to you/Mars, your significators do not perfect. And Moon is disjunct your significators. That is, it aspects neither of them. So ultimately, I do not see a coming together.

Thank you for your time and insightfull answer :)
 

kai

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Early rising point suggests that perhaps your question or the matter is premature. Both significators in the 5th makes for a very romantic backdrop, yet as ardent as he is toward you, based on reception from him/Venus to you/Mars, your significators do not perfect. And Moon is disjunct your significators. That is, it aspects neither of them. So ultimately, I do not see a coming together.

Isn't it the querent who is more ardent as the querent, Mars, exalts Venus, him? It's just I've seen people read it the other way around where Mars (whoever it represents) exalts the Venus person in Pisces where Venus is exalted on its own already. This is why dignities confuse the heck out of me sometimes as I still have difficulty determining whether it is the planet in a certain sign that exalts the ruler of that sign it is located in or is it the sign that exalts the planet that is located in that sign.
 

IleneK

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Isn't it the querent who is more ardent as the querent, Mars, exalts Venus, him? It's just I've seen people read it the other way around where Mars (whoever it represents) exalts the Venus person in Pisces where Venus is exalted on its own already. This is why dignities confuse the heck out of me sometimes as I still have difficulty determining whether it is the planet in a certain sign that exalts the ruler of that sign it is located in or is it the sign that exalts the planet that is located in that sign.

Good question, Kai. As I understand it, I am employing the more traditional method of delineating reception. Others read with very good success the opposite way, following more modern horarist, John Frawley's, method.
So it seems confusing with here being two approaches. I recommend just trying one and seeing now it works over time and then perhaps experimenting with the other to see what gives you the best results.
 
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