Post by Aphrodite on Jan 25, 2009 21:14:28 GMT
Saturn - Juno in Synastry
Saturn - Juno in Composite
I've been looking for information about these two topics for a couple of years now. Nothing! Nada! Anyone have information to share? I need to understand.
In synastry, this is the aspect that D shared with his ex, and it almost killed him. Her Saturn conjunct his 1st house Venus/Juno caused him almost unbearable pain over a series of years. He was dying a slow death and sought to end it. Yet, now that they are apart (at the conclusion of his Chiron return), they are friends again. At least they get along well enough that they continue to do the work and partner for the sake of the children. They are not together that much. Perhaps this aspect is best in small doses? Better for business than intimate relations? Or was it a combination of this dynamic and something else?
I follow her with my Jupiter/Chiron conjunct his Venus/Juno. However, my Saturn is conjunct his 12th house Chiron. Last year I had two tough transits involving Saturn and Chiron and the Nodes. The only reference I could find about Saturn/Chiron is the experience is like "being locked up with your pain." That is exactly how it was for me. I grieved for things I couldn't even identify. Pain was coming out of nothing. I think the Nodes might have even been channeling "ancestral" grief (12th hs?). This is not the kind of permanent transit I want to present to my lover. I want to understand the grief and provide the support or even the outlet for healing. Perhaps with understanding healing (Chiron) could come from some metaphysical discipline (Saturn).
The point is, I think I got the grief part down pretty good. Enough of that! Now I need to understand about the Saturn/Juno part. What pain did Chiron lock away in D's subconscious? Obviously there is a bright side to this aspect, as well. How does that manifest?
I have not yet found any other couples with Saturn conjunct Juno. However, it may be more prevalent in family and business relationships. Anybody have any examples to offer?
Blessings to All,
Aphrodite
Saturn - Juno in Composite
I've been looking for information about these two topics for a couple of years now. Nothing! Nada! Anyone have information to share? I need to understand.
In synastry, this is the aspect that D shared with his ex, and it almost killed him. Her Saturn conjunct his 1st house Venus/Juno caused him almost unbearable pain over a series of years. He was dying a slow death and sought to end it. Yet, now that they are apart (at the conclusion of his Chiron return), they are friends again. At least they get along well enough that they continue to do the work and partner for the sake of the children. They are not together that much. Perhaps this aspect is best in small doses? Better for business than intimate relations? Or was it a combination of this dynamic and something else?
I follow her with my Jupiter/Chiron conjunct his Venus/Juno. However, my Saturn is conjunct his 12th house Chiron. Last year I had two tough transits involving Saturn and Chiron and the Nodes. The only reference I could find about Saturn/Chiron is the experience is like "being locked up with your pain." That is exactly how it was for me. I grieved for things I couldn't even identify. Pain was coming out of nothing. I think the Nodes might have even been channeling "ancestral" grief (12th hs?). This is not the kind of permanent transit I want to present to my lover. I want to understand the grief and provide the support or even the outlet for healing. Perhaps with understanding healing (Chiron) could come from some metaphysical discipline (Saturn).
The point is, I think I got the grief part down pretty good. Enough of that! Now I need to understand about the Saturn/Juno part. What pain did Chiron lock away in D's subconscious? Obviously there is a bright side to this aspect, as well. How does that manifest?
I have not yet found any other couples with Saturn conjunct Juno. However, it may be more prevalent in family and business relationships. Anybody have any examples to offer?
Blessings to All,
Aphrodite