How two planets get along, or do not.
AspectsMoon trine Mercury puts the two 120 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, and the pairing is about feeling and articulation, which is to say whether you can say what is actually going on. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsSun quincunx Venus puts the two 150 degrees apart. Sun governs identity and purpose, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about who you are and what you find beautiful, two things that are always close together and sometimes confused for each other. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsVenus sextile Saturn puts the two 60 degrees apart. Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about love against fear of not deserving it, the aspect behind a great many quiet, durable relationships and a great many unnecessary ones. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsSun sextile Venus puts the two 60 degrees apart. Sun governs identity and purpose, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about who you are and what you find beautiful, two things that are always close together and sometimes confused for each other. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon sextile Jupiter puts the two 60 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Jupiter governs growth, luck and belief, and the pairing is about feeling at scale, which is generosity when it goes well and emotional overspending when it does not. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsJupiter square Saturn puts the two 90 degrees apart. Jupiter governs growth, luck and belief, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about expansion and limit, the two social planets arguing about how much is sensible, which is also the cycle that governs economies. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsSun trine Saturn puts the two 120 degrees apart. Sun governs identity and purpose, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about identity against limitation, the pairing most likely to produce either a very competent adult or a very long wait to feel like one. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMars opposition Jupiter puts the two 180 degrees apart. Mars governs drive, anger and desire, Jupiter governs growth, luck and belief, and the pairing is about drive at scale, which is either enormous productive energy or a person who keeps starting things of a size they cannot finish. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMercury conjunction Mars puts the two 0 degrees apart. Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, Mars governs drive, anger and desire, and the pairing is about thinking and acting, and specifically how fast the gap between them closes. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMars trine Saturn puts the two 120 degrees apart. Mars governs drive, anger and desire, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about the accelerator and the brake, used at the same time, which is exhausting until it becomes stamina. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMercury quincunx Venus puts the two 150 degrees apart. Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about how you think and what you find attractive, a pairing about charm, taste and the ability to make an argument sound pleasant. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon trine Saturn puts the two 120 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about needing something and not expecting to get it, which is the single most quietly consequential aspect in a chart. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon square Venus puts the two 90 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about what you need and what you want, which sound alike and routinely are not. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon quincunx Mars puts the two 150 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Mars governs drive, anger and desire, and the pairing is about safety against action, and the specific question of what happens to anger when it meets a need. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon conjunction Jupiter puts the two 0 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Jupiter governs growth, luck and belief, and the pairing is about feeling at scale, which is generosity when it goes well and emotional overspending when it does not. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMars square Saturn puts the two 90 degrees apart. Mars governs drive, anger and desire, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about the accelerator and the brake, used at the same time, which is exhausting until it becomes stamina. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMercury sextile Saturn puts the two 60 degrees apart. Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about thought under discipline, which is slow, accurate and prone to assuming it is wrong. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMoon opposition Mercury puts the two 180 degrees apart. Moon governs feelings, needs and home, Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, and the pairing is about feeling and articulation, which is to say whether you can say what is actually going on. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsVenus conjunction Saturn puts the two 0 degrees apart. Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about love against fear of not deserving it, the aspect behind a great many quiet, durable relationships and a great many unnecessary ones. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsSun quincunx Mercury puts the two 150 degrees apart. Sun governs identity and purpose, Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, and the pairing is about identity and the mind, which in a chart are never more than a sign apart and so are rarely at odds. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMercury square Venus puts the two 90 degrees apart. Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about how you think and what you find attractive, a pairing about charm, taste and the ability to make an argument sound pleasant. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsSun square Venus puts the two 90 degrees apart. Sun governs identity and purpose, Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, and the pairing is about who you are and what you find beautiful, two things that are always close together and sometimes confused for each other. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsMercury sextile Jupiter puts the two 60 degrees apart. Mercury governs thinking, speaking and learning, Jupiter governs growth, luck and belief, and the pairing is about the mind and its appetite, which produces either a genuinely broad thinker or somebody who skips the detail. Here is what the angle does to it.
AspectsVenus quincunx Saturn puts the two 150 degrees apart. Venus governs love, beauty, money and worth, Saturn governs limits, work and maturity, and the pairing is about love against fear of not deserving it, the aspect behind a great many quiet, durable relationships and a great many unnecessary ones. Here is what the angle does to it.