Andrea_
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Hello, I hope i won't repeat a subject that is already opened around here and that touches the same matters )
While reading about the importance of the dispositors & co, I began wondering what should happen when the final dispositor for almost all the planets falls in a sign with 2 rulers? (such as Scorpio with Mars& Pluto; Pisces with Neptune& Jupiter; Aquarius with Saturn and Uranus) What would the criterias to establish the final dispositor be?
If the 2 possible dispositors are linked by an easy-flowing aspect (trine, sextile and parallel, and even a conjunction depending on the planets involved) can it be said that both of them can dispose the energies simultaneously?
But also, if the 2 possible dispositors are linked via a tough aspect (square, opposition, etc) will this make the gap between the way they function even larger and determine a person to choose to act only through one of them mostly? (or possibily the only one influencing this aspect would be the degree of affliction of the planets involved)
In my chart, all the planets (with the exception of Pluto which is disposed by Jupiter) are disposed by Saturn & Nepune, which are in mutual reception and united by a sextile, one in Pisces and the other in Cap respectively. But because Saturn is in Pisces, i can choose to concentrate on either Neptune, or Jupiter, of which the latter also ends the chain, being located in its domicile & dignity in Sagittarius in the 12th House. Also Jupiter and Saturn make a square (that is very wide with over 9 degrees, but still, it's there)
In the end, should i name all three of them, Neptune, Saturn and Jupiter final dispositors? Yet as a big Cappy, would Saturn's expression be of more use to me rather than using Jupiter and trying to compensate what doesn't come that easy to me, being it's natural opposite? (on a personal level, I feel like i need to take what i need from both worlds with a lot of discernment, and that that square is quite constructive in a way)
While reading about the importance of the dispositors & co, I began wondering what should happen when the final dispositor for almost all the planets falls in a sign with 2 rulers? (such as Scorpio with Mars& Pluto; Pisces with Neptune& Jupiter; Aquarius with Saturn and Uranus) What would the criterias to establish the final dispositor be?
If the 2 possible dispositors are linked by an easy-flowing aspect (trine, sextile and parallel, and even a conjunction depending on the planets involved) can it be said that both of them can dispose the energies simultaneously?
But also, if the 2 possible dispositors are linked via a tough aspect (square, opposition, etc) will this make the gap between the way they function even larger and determine a person to choose to act only through one of them mostly? (or possibily the only one influencing this aspect would be the degree of affliction of the planets involved)
In my chart, all the planets (with the exception of Pluto which is disposed by Jupiter) are disposed by Saturn & Nepune, which are in mutual reception and united by a sextile, one in Pisces and the other in Cap respectively. But because Saturn is in Pisces, i can choose to concentrate on either Neptune, or Jupiter, of which the latter also ends the chain, being located in its domicile & dignity in Sagittarius in the 12th House. Also Jupiter and Saturn make a square (that is very wide with over 9 degrees, but still, it's there)
In the end, should i name all three of them, Neptune, Saturn and Jupiter final dispositors? Yet as a big Cappy, would Saturn's expression be of more use to me rather than using Jupiter and trying to compensate what doesn't come that easy to me, being it's natural opposite? (on a personal level, I feel like i need to take what i need from both worlds with a lot of discernment, and that that square is quite constructive in a way)
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