Named asteroids

[Kiyomi]

Hi Kim and all,

Recently I've been playing with the named asteroids.

I placed some of the named asteroids who have had quite impact on my life in my natal chart.

For example, my partner's name asteroid conjuncts Saturn, and very interestingly, he is a capricorn. Saturn is in the 7th house although the asteroid is in the 6th house.

My best friends name asteroid is in the 7th house again, and I think that the 7th house in this case may be representing "friendship" along with other meanings of the 7th house.

Recently, one of my friend got married, and I run her chart with her new busband name. Interestingly, her new hubby's name conjucnts her natal Sun (Sun could represent a male figure in a female chart, if I understand correctly ) and both Sun and the name asteroid again fall into her 7th house (partnership).

I know they are many and many of the asteroids but if
a name asteroid of someone significant in your life conjuncts the angles or personal planets in a natal chart , I personally think there must be some meanings there... or is it purely coincidence?

My son's name asteroid (Vincenzo) was not found on the list so I chose the most closest, that is, Vincence, and very interestingly, an asteroid Vincence conjuncts my natal Sun... In this case, I think it could mean that he sort of represents something "Sunny" in my life, and indeed it is so, and although my son is not a leo (Sun-ruled), he indeed has a stellium in the 5th house So i was thinking about symbolic meanings of those name asteroids in my chart...

I would love to hear if someone has something interesting to share with regards to the named asteroids in one's chart.

[kiyomi]

The above Kiyomi(guest) is the same as the registered Kiyomi. I forgot to log-in when I posted the above

[svenskasfinx]

Hello Kiyomi,

here on this very board I brought up some interesting concidences with asteriods...

---on the link below.
erosastrology.proboards26.com/index.cgi?board=asteroid&action=display&thread=1097101145



Thanks for sharing your experiences.

svenskasfinx

[Kim Falconer]

Hi Kiyomi,

I don’t think it is just a coincidence that we find these connections with name asteroids. You can go a bit nuts with it though, and plot so many names that the chart fills in completely! That would defeat the purpose.

I think if you plot names that have a strong meaning, it gets very interesting. I (being Gemini perhaps) seem to have ‘significant other names’ that run in pairs, or more. When I plot them, I get very interesting results.

I have had a fair few ‘Matt’s’ in my life, including my brother. They sweep in, have a powerful impact and then disappear forever. Isn’t it interesting that the asteroid Matti is exactly conjunct my Uranus in the 11th house?

I have had men named Jason (2) and Tim (4) also have a strong effect on my life, but in a different way. They seem to help me confront (sometimes pleasant and sometimes not so pleasant) my individuality, my path, and my ambitions. I get very clear about who I am around them, one way or the other. (I have had men in my life with these names for decades and am never without at least one!) Curiously, both asteroids Jason and Timhunter are within one degree of my natal Sun!

There is also my sister’s name, which like mine is androgenous, and she fills me with feelings of love and joy, as have men who share that name. That name asteroid is EXACT to the minute my Venus at 0 Cancer.

My son and his father’s name asteroids are Exactly conjunct in my natal chart! Well, they did go together after all and, as it turned out, I couldn’t have one without the other!

Name asteroids add a spark of information, fascination. I think they are fun and insightful to use.

Here is Jacob Schwarts’ site that goes into great detail and delineates some interesting events around name asteroids. www.asteroids.com/

Interesting to me, considering you just posted about synchronicity on the “quantum” board, your question here on name asteroids came up just after I received an email asking very similar questions about, yes, name asteroids!

That's remarkable!

Thanks for the post.

Warmly,
Kim