Re:Mars-Jupiter Aspect—Grand Cross, T-square, etc.

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Dear Sateesh:

 

I thought of another way of describing my original query to the list

on the Jupiter-Cancer/Mars-Capricorn opposition, effective today

with Mars' entry into Capricorn.

 

If you envision the chart as a "wheel" (as in Western astro), you

will see the Mars-Jupiter opposition on two of the cardinal points

(Cancer and Capricorn). If you intersect the line drawn between

Cancer-Capricorn, the line will be Aries-Libra (or at the Full

Moon, the Aries-Libra Sun-Moon opposition). This creates a

"Grand Cross" at cardinal points, exerting maximum tension

because of the opposition (180-degree aspect) of Sun-Moon (at

Full Moon) and Mars-Jupiter (Cancer-Capricorn). I am calling this

a "Grand Square" because EACH of the planets ALSO aspects

(by 90 degrees) the next, going around the wheel from Aries

(SUN), Cancer (JUPITER), Libra (MOON), and Mars

(CAPRICORN). EVERYONE will experience this at the Libra Full

Moon, April 16-17, in different houses depending on the Lagna.

 

If you know, or follow this, it is a "double whammy" for me

because with a Cancer Lagna, both TR SUN, TR MERCURY

AND NT MOON are in House 10, opposite TR LIBRA MOON (180

degree aspect), and squaring the MARS-JUPITER OPPOSITION

(90-degree aspect).

 

A T-square, then, is when you have the opposition (180-degree

aspect) and the line that intersects at the center pointing to a

house. The opposition of two planets intersecting, EACH

aspecting the third planet at 90 degrees, creates a square, or

T-sqaure, with the opposition. When you add the fourth vertical

line, it is a Grand Cross.

 

Because this activity is a "cardinal" grand cross a the Full Moon, I

thought others might have insights and might find it of interest.

 

What do you mean by " the Functional impact for each Lagna?"

 

Satyam Shivam Sundaram

 

Janna

 

 

 

gjlist, "Sateesh Batas" <makara@n...>

wrote:

> Dear Janna,

>

> I tend to go by the Functional impact for each Lagna - perhaps

Cynthia can sum up the generalised way Mars-Cap opp

Jup-Canc would manifest.

>

> Also, not sure of Grand Squares :-) .

>

> Sateesh.

>

>

> -

> "janna lynn" <jnanalynn>

> <gjlist>

> Saturday, April 12, 2003 2:09 PM

> [GJ] Re:Mars in Capricorn & April 16 Libra Full Moon

>

>

> : April 12, 2003

> :

> : Dear Sateesh, Cynthia, and other group members.

> :

> : I have some general questions about Mars entry into

> : Capricorn (today)opposing Jupiter in Cancer, for

> : everyone, and how this impacts me (and others

> : generally), with the Full Moon in Libra April 16,

> : which opposes my natal Aries Moon, squares Mars in

> : Capricorn, which in turn squares natal Aries Moon,

> : with Mars in Capricorn opposing Cancer Sun, Saturn,

> : Mercury, and Pluto (Cancer lagna), forming a Grand

> : Square, taking into consideration both natal and TR

> : planets.

> :

> : My questions are:

> :

> : 1) Could someone comment on the impact in general of

> : Mars in Capricorn opposing Jupiter in Cancer?

> :

> : 2)The impact in general of the Libra Full Moon

> : squaring Mars in Capricorn and squaring Jupiter in

> : Cancer, with the Mars-Jupiter opposition?

> :

> : 3) Am I mixing apples and oranges by taking into

> : consideration both TR and NT planets to form a Grand

> : Square, or is this valid? If so, what is the impact of

> : the above "dynamic planetary tension" in my chart? For

> : me, the Grand Square would be H-1, H-4, H-7, and H-10.

> : (H-1 Sun, Saturn, Mercury, Pluto; H-4 TR Libra Moon;

> : H-7 TR Mars in Capricorn; H-10 Aries Moon).How would

> : this play out in dealing with the planetary tension in

> : a positive way (i.e., turning the squares into two

> : trines)?

>

>

>

>

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