To Ravin and Brain: I have extra black fleece; and would be more then happy to make you a baby blanket with the Rune Bjork on it; so you can wrap your Arien in it when she's born. If you want.
My own question is this: I have 2 signs with 2 planets in each; and a 3rd with 3; is the one with 3 automatically the stalium? Also I have a lonely planet that makes the handle of a bucket formation, on my chart there is a yod looking triangle pointing to it but it's opposed to one at -8... and opposed at the other for -5 so I didn't think this was a yod; but I just wanted to make sure because its bugging me.
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From: Sabrina White <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@...;
To: ;
Subject: [JoS_Astrology] Figuring out the stalium
Sent: Sat, Jul 7, 2012 8:29:57 PM
From: Sabrina White <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@...;
To: ;
Subject: [JoS_Astrology] Figuring out the stalium
Sent: Sat, Jul 7, 2012 8:29:57 PM
The stellium by definition is a conjunction of three or more planets in a sign. Even if there are three planets in a sign, but they aren't all conjunct, it's not really a stellium. Of course said sign will influence the chart heavily, more than the others, but it still isn't a stellium.
The Yod is a configuration of two planets in sextile that are simultaneously inconjunct a third planet. For example: a Yod could be formed by a planet in Aries and a planet in Gemini in sextile which are also simultaneously inconjunct a planet in Scorpio. Simultaneous oppositions to a same planet don't count as a Yod.
--- In , "Sabrina White" <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@... wrote:
To Ravin and Brain: I have extra black fleece; and would be more then happy to make you a baby blanket with the Rune Bjork on it; so you can wrap your Arien in it when she's born. If you want.
My own question is this: I have 2 signs with 2 planets in each; and a 3rd with 3; is the one with 3 automatically the stalium? Also I have a lonely planet that makes the handle of a bucket formation, on my chart there is a yod looking triangle pointing to it but it's opposed to one at -8... and opposed at the other for -5 so I didn't think this was a yod; but I just wanted to make sure because its bugging me.
I have a gemini stellium. I have Sun, venus and mercury in the 4th house and they are all in gemini.That makes me a super Gemini Lol My yod is Sun and Venus at the apex, inconjunct Uranus, Neptune and pluto.
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On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 3:43 AM EDT f.follets wrote:
The stellium by definition is a conjunction of three or more planets in a sign. Even if there are three planets in a sign, but they aren't all conjunct, it's not really a stellium. Of course said sign will influence the chart heavily, more than the others, but it still isn't a stellium.
The Yod is a configuration of two planets in sextile that are simultaneously inconjunct a third planet. For example: a Yod could be formed by a planet in Aries and a planet in Gemini in sextile which are also simultaneously inconjunct a planet in Scorpio. Simultaneous oppositions to a same planet don't count as a Yod.
--- In , "Sabrina White" <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@... wrote:
To Ravin and Brain: I have extra black fleece; and would be more then happy to make you a baby blanket with the Rune Bjork on it; so you can wrap your Arien in it when she's born. If you want.
My own question is this: I have 2 signs with 2 planets in each; and a 3rd with 3; is the one with 3 automatically the stalium? Also I have a lonely planet that makes the handle of a bucket formation, on my chart there is a yod looking triangle pointing to it but it's opposed to one at -8... and opposed at the other for -5 so I didn't think this was a yod; but I just wanted to make sure because its bugging me.
Could you try to help me w/ me and my mom's charts? You seem to be a very smart and helpful person. I tried to send you an email but I'm not sure if it worked.
--- In , Shannon Outlaw <soutlaw92@... wrote:
I have a gemini stellium. I have Sun, venus and mercury in the 4th house and they are all in gemini.That makes me a super Gemini Lol My yod is Sun and Venus at the apex, inconjunct Uranus, Neptune and pluto.
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On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 3:43 AM EDT f.follets wrote:
The stellium by definition is a conjunction of three or more planets in a sign. Even if there are three planets in a sign, but they aren't all conjunct, it's not really a stellium. Of course said sign will influence the chart heavily, more than the others, but it still isn't a stellium.
The Yod is a configuration of two planets in sextile that are simultaneously inconjunct a third planet. For example: a Yod could be formed by a planet in Aries and a planet in Gemini in sextile which are also simultaneously inconjunct a planet in Scorpio. Simultaneous oppositions to a same planet don't count as a Yod.
--- In , "Sabrina White" <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@ wrote:
To Ravin and Brain: I have extra black fleece; and would be more then happy to make you a baby blanket with the Rune Bjork on it; so you can wrap your Arien in it when she's born. If you want.
My own question is this: I have 2 signs with 2 planets in each; and a 3rd with 3; is the one with 3 automatically the stalium? Also I have a lonely planet that makes the handle of a bucket formation, on my chart there is a yod looking triangle pointing to it but it's opposed to one at -8... and opposed at the other for -5 so I didn't think this was a yod; but I just wanted to make sure because its bugging me.
Thanks I like helping but I didn't get an email. You should get someone who is really good at astrology though and also what is it with you and your moms chart? What are you trying to figure out?
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On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 7:34 AM EDT sorceressofenki88 wrote:
Could you try to help me w/ me and my mom's charts? You seem to be a very smart and helpful person. I tried to send you an email but I'm not sure if it worked.
--- In , Shannon Outlaw <soutlaw92@... wrote:
I have a gemini stellium. I have Sun, venus and mercury in the 4th house and they are all in gemini.That makes me a super Gemini Lol My yod is Sun and Venus at the apex, inconjunct Uranus, Neptune and pluto.
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On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 3:43 AM EDT f.follets wrote:
The stellium by definition is a conjunction of three or more planets in a sign. Even if there are three planets in a sign, but they aren't all conjunct, it's not really a stellium. Of course said sign will influence the chart heavily, more than the others, but it still isn't a stellium.
The Yod is a configuration of two planets in sextile that are simultaneously inconjunct a third planet. For example: a Yod could be formed by a planet in Aries and a planet in Gemini in sextile which are also simultaneously inconjunct a planet in Scorpio. Simultaneous oppositions to a same planet don't count as a Yod.
--- In , "Sabrina White" <b1u3_f1utt3rb33@ wrote:
To Ravin and Brain: I have extra black fleece; and would be more then happy to make you a baby blanket with the Rune Bjork on it; so you can wrap your Arien in it when she's born. If you want.
My own question is this: I have 2 signs with 2 planets in each; and a 3rd with 3; is the one with 3 automatically the stalium? Also I have a lonely planet that makes the handle of a bucket formation, on my chart there is a yod looking triangle pointing to it but it's opposed to one at -8... and opposed at the other for -5 so I didn't think this was a yod; but I just wanted to make sure because its bugging me.
Thank you for clearing that up for me you guys! Hail Satan!
No I don't spin my own yarn that would be a really cool trade to learn though. I was more just thinking back to when I started learning the runes; and had been reading under Bjork that parents used to wrap there new born baby in the rune for protection that stayed with the child threw out there entire life. I remember thinking these are the things I wish I had known when I was a new mother. Hail Satan!