If we dont have birth times we really cant add an unaspected Sun to the list as there could be strong aspects to the ascendant etc.Thanks HeyPlayGirl. I will add him to the list
What you have quoted are major aspects to the Sun and powerful. Take her off the unaspected Sun list. She has some heavy ones going on.R4VEN's description seemed to fit Naomi Campbell......so, I looked at her chart and found her Sun without major aspects to any personal planets......but opposite Neptune (1 degree), trine Uranus (4 degrees) and square Pluto (6 degrees).
Anyone have a view about whether or not "unaspected" should be defined as the absence of major aspects to personal planets (+ Jupiter and Saturn, perhaps)?
EJ
My experience with the outer planets connected to the personal ones such as Neptune opposite the Sun they are seen as being out of our control and experiences unwanted or unasked for. They tend to operate more on an unconscious level and are life changing and intense and until we incorporate them into our consciousness will always rule us. THeir effects will be felt whether we want them or not until we do. Major major lessons with the outer planet contacts and not to be dismissed.But......What if she is not yet responding consciously to the influence of outer planets, Claire?....Do we count the aspects simply because they exist, or only if the individual is consciously influenced by them?
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Minor aspects to the Sun for instance are still be recognised and the quincunx is often powerful in my experience, within 2 degrees only though. It is kind of a medium aspect in my view. We need to count aspects to the ascendant from the Sun and the other points, they are influential especially on the angles.I don't like that idea. Neptune, Chiron and Uranus have been the most profound influences in my life. I would never let anyone tell me otherwise unless they were somehow able to walk in my shoes. They are size 10 1/2.
I'm going by Astrotheme's birth times. I'm not counting aspects to ascendant, MC or IC. My criteria for unaspected sun is no major aspects (conjunct, opposite, square, sextile, trine) to any other planet. Well, that's not really my definition of unaspected sun, I stole it off Wilson. Blame Wilson
Personally, I might be inclined to use the quincunxes. I think they're powerful as well but if I'm not mistakened still considered by most to be a "minor" aspect. Naomi Campbell is not on my list.
I agree with t here, but I didn't get this from Tim. Karen Hamaker-Zondag is quite adamant in her belief that only the major aspects to other planets - and not the angles either - are to be taken in to account when assessing whether a planet is unaspected. There has been discussion about this on other threads, and I'm sticking to this for now, at least until I see that there is reason for changing this stance. (I consider my Mercury to be unaspected, and I only noticed this as a result of what KHZ said about how an unaspected Merc manifest in her book on Yods. My behaviour is textbook unaspected Merc, even though Merc is conj Desc, and there is a quintile to MC - too obscure to be influential in how Mercury manifests in personal interactions.)I I'm not counting aspects to ascendant, MC or IC. My criteria for unaspected sun is no major aspects (conjunct, opposite, square, sextile, trine) to any other planet. Well, that's not really my definition of unaspected sun, I stole it off Wilson. Blame Wilson
Not relevant.Please don't tar-and-feather me for asking this, but in the above list of celebs with unaspected Sun, have you also checked for parallel/contra-parallel of declination, and for conjunction/parallel with stars?
What are first and second magnitude stars???? I dont use the parallel but that is not to say you would not find validity in it. I am open to any proven theories regarding the fixed stars or whatever. I err on the side of simplicity in my analyses as I find that the wood can often obscure the trees.I apologize but I must respectfully disagree with the exclusion of parallel from the list of major aspects, and also with the exclusion from consideration of 1st and 2nd magnitude stars via parallel or close longitudinal conjunction-however, I won't disturb this interesting and informative thread with disputation!
Yes John had Aries rising so was ruled by Mars. He was quite a bully and had a bad temper apparently. His wish for World Peace is very Libran along with the musical talents.Interesting idea, templeton. An unaspected Sun (usually) confers an over-active, over-expressed Sun. I recently saw the doco "The US vs John Lennon", and until seeing that I hadn't realised how full-on, confrontative, and terrier-like he had been, especially when being interviewed. Very unaspected Sun. The only give-away that he was Libran Sun was his politics and sensibilities.
The people I know in `real life' with unaspected Suns are very, very bossy, but have no idea that others perceive them in this way.
Hi thereThanks Claire19 for the welcome. One of the attractive aspects of the AW forum is the open and friendly attitude of participants, which is quite a change from the attitudes found on certain other astrology forums.
I sincerely believe that macrocosmic analysis is an art, and that every artist will eventually need to develop their own style and approach. Some artists will use certain brushes and varieties of colors and paints, other artists will use different ones. So, too, with the various tools/techniques, ancient and modern, simple and complex, of our astrological art.
"Magnitude" refers to the brightness of stars (as seen from earth); the lower the number given, the brighter the star appears. The astrological consensus (historically considered) is that the brighter the star (magnitude of the star) the greater its potential influence (you might like to see my entry under "Fixed Stars in Natal Chart"; also-if you don't mind visiting it-you might like to read my thread on Skyscript {I once was a member of that forum} entitled "How Do You Regard Stars", in the "Traditional & Ancient Techniques" Section)