Aspects

Our Research on astrological aspects is a work in progress. We are looking at charts of famous people with very tight aspects, up to two degrees at most. We are looking at the major planets as well as Lilith and Ceres. For the meaning of each type of aspect see Astrology Aspects Explained.

SUN ASPECTS

Sun Moon Aspects

Moon Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Moon
Sun sextile Moon
Sun square Moon
Sun trine Moon
Sun quincunx Moon
Sun opposite Moon
Sun conjunct Mercury
Sun conjunct Venus

Sun Mars Aspects

Mars Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Mars
Sun sextile Mars
Sun square Mars
Sun trine Mars
Sun quincunx Mars
Sun opposite Mars

Sun Jupiter Aspects

Jupiter Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Jupiter
Sun sextile Jupiter
Sun square Jupiter
Sun trine Jupiter
Sun quincunx Jupiter
Sun opposite Jupiter

Sun Saturn Aspects

Saturn Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Saturn
Sun sextile Saturn
Sun square Saturn
Sun trine Saturn
Sun quincunx Saturn
Sun opposite Saturn

Sun Uranus Aspects

Uranus Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Uranus
Sun sextile Uranus
Sun square Uranus
Sun trine Uranus
Sun quincunx Uranus
Sun opposite Uranus

Sun Neptune Aspects

Neptune Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Neptune
Sun sextile Neptune
Sun square Neptune
Sun trine Neptune
Sun quincunx Neptune
Sun opposite Neptune

Sun Pluto Aspects

Pluto Sun Aspects Pluto
Sun conjunct Pluto
Sun sextile Pluto
Sun square Pluto
Sun trine Pluto
Sun quincunx Pluto
Sun opposite Pluto

Sun Lilith Aspects

Lilith Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Lilith
Sun sextile Lilith
Sun square Lilith
Sun trine Lilith
Sun quincunx Lilith
Sun opposite Lilith

Sun Ceres Aspects

Ceres Sun Aspects
Sun conjunct Ceres
Sun sextile Ceres
Sun square Ceres
Sun trine Ceres
Sun quincunx Ceres
Sun opposite Ceres

MOON ASPECTS

Moon Mercury Aspects

Mercury
Moon conjunct Mercury
Moon sextile Mercury
Moon square Mercury
Moon trine Mercury
Moon quincunx Mercury
Moon opposite Mercury

Moon Venus Aspects

Venus Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Venus
Moon sextile Venus
Moon square Venus
Moon trine Venus
Moon quincunx Venus
Moon opposite Venus

Moon Mars Aspects

Mars Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Mars
Moon sextile Mars
Moon square Mars
Moon trine Mars
Moon quincunx Mars
Moon opposite Mars

Moon Jupiter Aspects

Jupiter Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Jupiter
Moon sextile Jupiter
Moon square Jupiter
Moon trine Jupiter
Moon quincunx Jupiter
Moon opposite Jupiter

Moon Uranus Aspects

Uranus Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Uranus
Moon sextile Uranus
Moon square Uranus
Moon trine Uranus
Moon quincunx Uranus
Moon opposite Uranus

Moon Neptune Aspects

Neptune Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Neptune
Moon sextile Neptune
Moon square Neptune
Moon trine Neptune
Moon quincunx Neptune
Moon opposite Neptune

Moon Pluto Aspects

Pluto Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Pluto
Moon sextile Pluto
Moon square Pluto
Moon trine Pluto
Moon quincunx Pluto
Moon opposite Pluto

Moon Lilith Aspects

Lilith Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Lilith
Moon sextile Lilith
Moon square Lilith
Moon trine Lilith
Moon quincunx Lilith
Moon opposite Lilith

Moon Ceres Aspects

Ceres Moon Aspects
Moon conjunct Ceres
Moon sextile Ceres
Moon square Ceres
Moon trine Ceres
Moon quincunx Ceres
Moon opposite Ceres

JUPITER ASPECTS

Jupiter Neptune Aspects

Jupiter sextile Neptune

Jupiter Pluto Aspects

Jupiter trine Pluto
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28 Responses to Aspects

  1. Edda on January 30, 2011 at 11:39 pm

    Interesting view of the trines – so so, they dont rock the boat. Well I think its still much more nice to cruise then to rock heavy waves, my dear.

    Some astrologers say, the trines show what you have done very good in your last life and the squares show, what you have still to learn. And if you got a lot of squares, could be very good to, so you choosed a lot of lectures ones and for all, to get rid of the problems – and cruise:o)

    The best explanation I found till now is that the two planets of a trine act like two kings who are friendly and helping the other.

    • eveline salario on March 16, 2012 at 2:08 pm

      I have a kite in the water signs and earth signs, and i noticed that I can`t do much with my big water trine, like being creative and accomplish something, but i have to learn to deal with jealous people because I am who I am.
      It is not always positive to have a big trine, because the energy is to subtle, and easy to work with.

  2. Marina on January 31, 2011 at 9:11 am

    Hmmmm. I’m not sure if I agree with the Trines=Exams you have passed and Squares=Lessons to learn. I think that might apply to synastry, maybe… But in natals I have seen too many charts that are loaded with trines and these people do not appear to be any wiser or indeed kinder than those who have a really challenging chart with alot of squares.

    Reginald Kray and Rose West both have grand trines, what did they do very well in a past life? Have they regressed? You could have two kings friendly to each other yes, but what if these Kings are plotting something nasty together. It doesn’t mean the results of this trine are good.

    What got me thinking about the trines are not all they are cracked up to be, was in a quote in Robert Blasckhes book. Volume IV – Relationship Analysis.
    Talking specifically about the Grand Trine here:
    “CEO Carter Wrote:
    Such a configuration was considered evil by medieval writers and unfortunately this view appears to be not without foundation. Often the fortunes seem to be greatly involved in those of others both for good and evil, and the character may tend to weakness and lack of moral fibre” -The principles of Astrology 1925.

    • Jan Bird on January 31, 2011 at 11:20 pm

      I’ve got a water grand trine (Sun in Cancer, Jupiter/Chiron in Pisces, Neptune in Scorpio) and it’s a delightful recipe for being busy doing nothing. It flows round, and round, and round, being all deliciously emotional and sentimental and kind and caring and never getting a damn thing done. It’s taken me years to realise that – I’ve just relaxed back into it. It’s like a very comfortable water bed. I’d stay in it for years.

      I’m now firmly waking up to having Pluto in Virgo at the point of the kite (opposite Jupiter/Chiron) and seeing what blasting, volcanic creative energy I’m capable of. I’ve started painting and some of them scare me. Pluto’s opposed my Sun, and it’s now trining itself, and there’s no getting away from it. Pluto is the way for me to harness all that swirling watery stuff in the trine and get it OUT THERE.

      • Rosemary on February 8, 2011 at 6:30 pm

        I can totally relate to you Jan, as I too have a grand water trine. (Moon/Mars in Pisces, Asc/Jupiter in Cancer, Uranus in Scorpio.) I listen to music a lot, easily drift off into a dream world, find it so hard to focus. On the upside it does make happiness and contentment come easily, even for no apparent reason I will start smiling and feeling at one with life. I think that becoming conscious of Pluto is great for getting real about things, as is developing Saturn. This is true even when they make no actual aspect to the grand trine, as in my chart, although that makes it harder to make the bridge.

      • eveline salario on March 16, 2012 at 2:27 pm

        I think I have the same problem! I think it helps if you search for people who represent the two opposite points of the kite (the sighns and the houses), and be around them much, because then you can feel the energy of the great trine.
        I did that and now I understand much more about the energies. But in your case it is the sun and not the moon, so you have to undertake action and see who you are, much less than feel.
        I was born on august 5 1966, at 4:30 in the morning in Dordrecht, the Netherlands Europe.
        And I also discovered that people with a kite in their horoscope create problems to learn.

  3. t roy choudhury on February 15, 2011 at 11:41 am

    i want to know that the candidate who’s dbis `17.6.77 is mangalic or not? if his marraige is possible with the girl who’s db is 17.12 81. pleas inform me in my e-mailid

  4. Judith on April 21, 2011 at 3:34 pm

    Hello Marina,
    I keep hitting a particular kind of triangle that involves a square, a trine and a quincunx. Do the Hubers make mention of any significance attached to this triangle?
    Thanks!

    • Marina on June 15, 2011 at 3:47 pm

      Belated reply, sorry I just found this. I was half way between Oz and the UK I think when you comented. Hubers call this a learning triangle, the conflict is created by the planets in square, the quincunx is the adjusting and problem solving and the trine at the end is the solution.

  5. Xenia on June 27, 2011 at 10:26 pm

    Love your take on natal squares. If you include the short list of main asteroids, my husband has 24 squares in his natal chart! People are kind of blown away when I share this, often ask, “How does he deal with that?” I’m not certain, but I see that diamond quality that has come slowly over time. At just 45, he’s one of the most responsible humans I’ve ever known. He’s serious, sober, and has major integrity. In the 20 years I’ve known him, I’ve seen him relax more into that tension he carries. I can relate to everything you’ve shared above! It makes me love and understand him even more. Thank you, X

    • Marina on June 28, 2011 at 7:14 am

      That’s really great to know Xenia. I really do believe this to be the case with squares. They age REALLY well, as do Saturn aspects. 45 is a good age for the chart to start really gelling, after one had been through the Uranus half return and the “mid-life” kundalini crisis. They don’t say “Life begins at 40″ for nothing.
      Personally I have battled all my life with my very tight Pluto/Uranus square to my AC. At age 45 I am finally feeling the positive side of it. Works well for an psychological (Pluto) Astrologer(Uranus)! Oh and I forget, Chiron is exactly opposite Pluto/Uranus also…So it’s really a grand cross to the AC/DC .
      I felt it was time squares got a make over. They get such bad press! Plenty of hugely successful people with T squares and grand crosses prove otherwise.

      • uberqueenofwands on June 28, 2011 at 5:37 pm

        Ah ha! I too feel the wisdom of the Square! of course when I was 20 it was the curse of my life in every respect and dished out more than anyone should have to deal with at that age. However, I think my saturn square serves me well now. I’ve noticed how many people utilise their squares – its like the grain of sand which forever irks the oyster produces the pearl.
        I get a sort of wry satisfaction watching people who coasted along on trines tring to deal with the alien territory of the square… its looks like a prison when really its a castle.

        • uberqueenofwands on June 28, 2011 at 5:39 pm

          - oh – saturn squares Jupiter, moon, venus, sun, mars, pluto. I just love my castle!

  6. Xenia on July 2, 2011 at 5:50 am

    Marina, thanks for the square love (comments)! I forgot too that I have Jupiter, Uranus, Pluto, Asc all squaring my Sadge MC. Hmmm, let’s see how this plays out. I’m almost 42 and have about 6 more months of my Uranus opp. :)

  7. Katherine on July 25, 2011 at 9:21 pm

    Hi Marina
    I have Black Moon Lilith at 26 Scorpio in the first, opposite Algol at 26 Taurus in the seventh. What do you make of this opposition?
    Thanks for your insights :-)

    • Marina on July 26, 2011 at 11:56 am

      Fixed stars cast no rays as they say so only conjunctions are counted. Some people do think the hard aspects could, Robson being one, but if I was going to consider them at all I would possible say oppositions to the Sun and the Moon if any. Although I think Lilith is important as an archetype, she is still not a planet, much less a luminary. She is highlighted in a chart if she is in tight hard aspect to a personal planet, an angle or a Behenian (Magic) star. 1st house is pretty potent though the1st 10 degrees of it. You have to put Lilith in perspective. So quite honestly I wouldn’t worry about Lilith opposite Algol at all.

      • Katherine on July 27, 2011 at 9:54 pm

        Thanks Marina, that makes sense. I was just interested as I’m really diving into the stars and asteroids at the moment – love your site!

  8. Kriz on July 29, 2011 at 8:07 pm

    Many years ago I remember hearing Richard Ideman’s take on quincunxes. It was the 70′s and one didn’t seem to hear much about them except “adjustment”, sixth house one up/ one down type of relationships between planetary energies. He proffered that they were actually quite intense and attractive between people in synastry, a kind of mutual fascination.
    As fate would have it I have now been married 28 years to a man whose Sun is exactly quincunx mine, our Venus’ quincunx by one degree, our Mercuries by six and our Moons are both quincunx each other’s Suns !
    The fascination is definitely still there, there has been a tremendous amount of grit/irritation (to put it mildly !) and now the pearls are being revealed although there were times that I despaired we would ever truly understand each other.

  9. Marina on July 30, 2011 at 12:11 am

    Thanks for that Kris, Jamie’s Virgo Stellium is pretty much quincunx most stuff in my Aquarian stellium.
    Our Moons tightly quincunx each other and boy do we feel it at times. It was helpful and timely to get this on quite a quincunxy day for me.
    28 years?! Lovely :) Bring on those pearls.

    • Kriz on July 30, 2011 at 2:46 pm

      Oh and love your site btw !

      Have you ever checked out the dwads between you and Jamie ? My man’s Moon and mine are square on top of all the other quincunxing, tho not too long ago I discovered his Moon is in the Sag dwad (my Sun) of Cancer and my Moon is in the Taurus dwad (his Sun) of Libra.
      I wager you two have a strong composite to withstand/contain/complement the dynamic synastry. In ours the 7th house Sun trines Saturn/Neptune and there is a tight sextile between Moon/Mars.
      Ah the divine intricacies of the universe !
      One of my spiritual teachers once said the fastest way to growth is to partner with someone completely different from oneself…”relationship is the Bodhi tree !”

      • Kriz on July 30, 2011 at 3:26 pm

        Ah…just saw your composite…kick ass !!

  10. Chapeu on August 22, 2011 at 2:36 pm

    Hi everybody! Before I didn’t knew a thing about grand trines, t-squares, etc… and all i do was stare at this particular red lines in my chart…and BOOM! I found that it was a Grand Square! am i cursed? :(

    • Jamie on August 23, 2011 at 2:53 am

      Hi Chapeu. we have not written about the grand square yet. Till then, here is something you might find useful:

      “The pattern formed by the “grand cross” can be identify as the first architectural structure of places of collective service. “Hospitals” where both a need to pay tribute to the Sponsor or Patron, and to heal the body and the spirit were met. The first Hospital buildings were designed in a “Cross -fashion” : four isles converging in the middle in a perfect Cross-shaped pattern. In the middle of the crossing an alter was built, so that the priest could perform rituals both propitiatory and worshipping. These rituals could be viewed by patients placed at the four arms of the cross.

      The energy of the “grand cross”, in order to be handled positively, needs to include the most complete surrender of ones personal ego-structures for the amelioration of the collective. When this energy is not well managed it can cause inner tensions that could seriously affect the mind.” Elida Natalia Marchisone

  11. Jamie on August 23, 2011 at 2:47 am

    Information on the highly misunderstood quincunx aspect:

    Quincunx is Latin for 5/12. The quincunx was a Roman coin, five twelfths of an as (our dollar). More importantly for us though, the Roman quincunx was pattern, a formation, as shown in the diagram of the dice below.

    The Roman army used the quincunx formation to arrange their miltary units in battle. It was extremely effective. The front line (two dots on the dice) made up of teenagers and young men would throw their spears, then fall back, allowing the men in their prime (middle dot) to advance through the gap. The old men (two dots at rear) would only be called through if needed.
    One unit can pass through the two other units seamlessly. Two passing through two would be chaos. Can defend attack from flanks and rear using same principles.

    • eveline salario on March 16, 2012 at 2:49 pm

      this is very strange, when i am doing something important like writing, or drawing, and I really have to concentrate, i draw this sign on my hand, and I always wondered what it meant.
      Someone told me that it meant the four walls with a person in it.Solitude.
      I have Roman ancestors, could it be I have a deeper connection with them then I think?
      My name meant money (Salt) in the roman army.

  12. rohbear on March 22, 2012 at 2:44 am

    Marina, I like your comment that squares “age REALLY well.” With a grand cross in fixed signs and houses (Moon/Saturn, Mercury/Pluto), my early life was a painful struggle. At age 45 I started a new career (didn’t know it at the time) and now 12 years later am successful and well-respected in my industry. Of course, Saturn trine MC helped, too. ;-)

  13. Olivia on April 7, 2012 at 6:25 pm

    Thanks for all the info you guys are giving with this archive of aspects!
    Can’t wait to see what you say about moon quincunx mars… I have always been thinking about it and now I got saturn square the moon sextile my mars. So gaining some wisdom about it still.
    Will look out for when you write that post..
    Have fun and enjoy!
    Xo

  14. Jemof thenight on April 12, 2012 at 3:17 am

    What happened to moon saturn? Also – any comment on the significance of one planet being earlier by degree than the other? And the weight of each planet? You can tell I have moon saturn conjunct! In that order. Thanks for your site – I just love it.

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