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Post by aquariusrising2 on Jan 27, 2005 2:47:19 GMT
Kim: Thanks again for the input! It must have been quite an experience moving half-way around the world and then go through a breakup/divorce. I hope you had made new friends, or perhaps had family there to help you through, and support you emotionally. Your example does help me to understand how re-location charts can "kick-start" a natal chart. (Hey isn't there a song like that : Thanks for sharing your experience. I am sure as the time draws nearer to my "big adventure" I will be asking more questions about relocation charts. A.R.
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Post by svenskasfinx on Feb 22, 2005 9:00:15 GMT
".....As always your comments and insights are more than appreciated and if anyone has any experiences with relocation chart vs. natal chart, I'd love to hear."..... I thought a lot about the idea of my relocation and my natal chart in comparison... I don't know if it was a "good" or "bad" move even still.. and yet I have to honestly say, when I was chatting with someone on the topic of my home in Sweden, and how I really love it here, it was totally true.. and I can guess it's something I have to come to terms with.. and this also is part of how I relate to other people. I would not want to leave Sweden; I really love it here, and yet some how it feels so difficult to do exactly what I want.. I keep feeling if I could get things happening on my own terms I wouldn't feel it was so bad, and there is where the 10th house things come in. If you were looking at the beginning of the thread there was a comparison between my relocation chart and my natal chart.. where all my 12th and first house things come up to the top of the 10th house! And Kim's ideas about that are spot on as well.. because I have been more likely to be known for my innermost thoughts.. or my innermost thoughts have been getting alot of attention.. strangely enough from people I respect (10th house). I guess it works that way and yet the placement of the Moon on the 12th and a conjunction to the ascendant is also relective of my Natal Mercury in the 12th conjunct my Asc. It feels like its no mere chance I am here.. it feels like there is a reason. And it feels more and more that this is the way it was supposed to be.. of course I do believe in "free will" Its just there are no real accidents why we end up where we do or why, are there? I hope things go well with your relocation, take care, svenskasfinx
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Post by ana on Jun 5, 2006 2:31:28 GMT
My parents disagree about my birth time Somewhere v 12 and 130am But I decided it had to be around the Taurus/Gemini cusp as I have many people in my life with planets on the Sco/Sag cusp inc one son's Moon Then I relocated to the S Hemisphere and collected Capricorn planets people like I was a cosmic goatherd so concluded that I definitely had the middle of Cancer rising there which with Saturn/Toro there was not a great deal But Capricorns are great reliable friends to have
Then I moved well East of there and could not move for all the people in my life with Aries planets or ascendants Having Aries on the descendant here I found to my surprise that for the first time I form friendships here that tend to end in ill will despite good starts I guess that is cos my Mars/Uranus wide conj rules this house But with Jupiter near the Asc in 12 here I feel much more comfortable that I did with Saturn/Toro rising where I always seemed to feel driven and secretary of everything around I think that as the soapies tell us I was best off AT HOME in England with Mar/Uranus and lots of asteroids rising I had a lot more fun!!!!
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