Aspects

Conjunctions, trines, squares, and other planetary aspects

Conjunction: when two planets speak with one voice Major aspect
0 degrees

Conjunction: when two planets speak with one voice

The conjunction is a 0 degree aspect. Two planets stand together and intensify one another. We read it through the charts of Mozart and Napoleon.

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Opposition: two poles that must learn to face each other Major aspect
180 degrees

Opposition: two poles that must learn to face each other

The opposition is a 180 degree aspect. Two planets stand across the chart and create polarity, tension, and awareness.

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Trine: the talent that flows before effort Major aspect
120 degrees

Trine: the talent that flows before effort

The trine is a 120 degree aspect. It shows natural flow, ease, and ability, but it still needs conscious use.

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Square: the tension that forces movement Major aspect
90 degrees

Square: the tension that forces movement

The square is a 90 degree aspect. It creates friction between planets and pushes a person to act, decide, and grow.

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Sextile: the opportunity that needs to be used Major aspect
60 degrees

Sextile: the opportunity that needs to be used

The sextile is a 60 degree aspect. Two planets create potential that needs activation. We read it through the charts of Nikola Tesla and Cary Grant.

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Quincunx: adjusting incompatible rhythms Minor aspect
150 degrees

Quincunx: adjusting incompatible rhythms

The quincunx is a 150 degree aspect that asks for adaptation between planets, houses, and signs that do not naturally understand each other.

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Semi-sextile: the small aspect of neighboring signs Minor aspect
30 degrees

Semi-sextile: the small aspect of neighboring signs

The semi-sextile is a 30 degree aspect. Neighboring signs exchange resources quietly, weakly, but often usefully.

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