Elianah
Well-known member
You can blame my Mercury-Pluto conjunction in 9th house Virgo for this reply because I am going to be a stickler here for accuracy.
While I do agree with the fact that indeed transiting Venus and Chiron are going to be conjunct starting 12/6 (5° applying orb) and exactly conjunct on 12/19 at 0° Aqu 54', transit Rx Saturn is only in a signal opposition and not an orbal opposition.
An exact opposition would be transiting Saturn also at 0° Leo 54'. When Saturn finally turns direct again, it will be 4° Leo 24' on April 6. It will never reach as far back as 0° Leo, especially between 12/6 and January 2nd when Rx Venus at 29° Cap 57' completes the separating conjunction with Chiron at 2° Aqu 0' (2° separating orb).
Transiting Rx Saturn and Chiron will be opposite each other with a 5° applying orb starting January 21, 2006, be exactly opposite Feb 20 and the 2° separating orb at ending March 7. On that day (March 7), Venus will have an approx. 4.5° applying orb to Rx Saturn but not have an orbal relationship to Chiron at the time. The orbs are on the weak side, and this is the most exact the conjunction/opposition will get for all three bodies. Venus will then come in exact orb with Chiron again March 14.
For people who use 10° orbs for everything, they may consider all of what I say as an "exact" orb. That I can't vouche for that in this discussion. The thing for me is that signal aspects are weaker in effect than orbal aspects which are weaker than exact aspects. This does not mean that signal aspects have no effect but more that they are the subtle nuances and notes whereas the exact aspects will hit you over the head and not let you escape them. Signal aspects are wiffs and puffs that can either tantalize or repulse you without you knowing why. Orbal aspects are identifiable but possibly ignorable aromas. Exact aspects are aromas action activators. The closer the orbal aspect comes to being exact, the more powerful it is. Planets may be in signal (or housal) aspect but never actually be in direct relationship with one another.
My 2¢ worth. Take what fits and ditch the rest.
While I do agree with the fact that indeed transiting Venus and Chiron are going to be conjunct starting 12/6 (5° applying orb) and exactly conjunct on 12/19 at 0° Aqu 54', transit Rx Saturn is only in a signal opposition and not an orbal opposition.
An exact opposition would be transiting Saturn also at 0° Leo 54'. When Saturn finally turns direct again, it will be 4° Leo 24' on April 6. It will never reach as far back as 0° Leo, especially between 12/6 and January 2nd when Rx Venus at 29° Cap 57' completes the separating conjunction with Chiron at 2° Aqu 0' (2° separating orb).
Transiting Rx Saturn and Chiron will be opposite each other with a 5° applying orb starting January 21, 2006, be exactly opposite Feb 20 and the 2° separating orb at ending March 7. On that day (March 7), Venus will have an approx. 4.5° applying orb to Rx Saturn but not have an orbal relationship to Chiron at the time. The orbs are on the weak side, and this is the most exact the conjunction/opposition will get for all three bodies. Venus will then come in exact orb with Chiron again March 14.
For people who use 10° orbs for everything, they may consider all of what I say as an "exact" orb. That I can't vouche for that in this discussion. The thing for me is that signal aspects are weaker in effect than orbal aspects which are weaker than exact aspects. This does not mean that signal aspects have no effect but more that they are the subtle nuances and notes whereas the exact aspects will hit you over the head and not let you escape them. Signal aspects are wiffs and puffs that can either tantalize or repulse you without you knowing why. Orbal aspects are identifiable but possibly ignorable aromas. Exact aspects are aromas action activators. The closer the orbal aspect comes to being exact, the more powerful it is. Planets may be in signal (or housal) aspect but never actually be in direct relationship with one another.
My 2¢ worth. Take what fits and ditch the rest.