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Post by Ava on Oct 26, 2020 16:30:19 GMT
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Post by lumina on Oct 26, 2020 19:04:06 GMT
Ah, yes, I´ve stumbled across this one a couple of years ago. IT was a really colourful read, definitely satisfied my romantic-drama-heart . Thanks for bringing it up here AvaYods are intriguing for sure. Also if the orbs are tight, there will be some interesting midpoint picture emerging. Also yods feel different than one legged inconjuncts for sure. The article itself while satisfying my Shakespearean inclination to romantic drama, well, I don`t think it is quite like that in real life, or not all the time, but The Yod certainly holds some mysterious intrigue which might make people want to come together to "figure it out".
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Post by lumina on Oct 26, 2020 19:10:58 GMT
BTW ther eis a mistake in the article. The Yod of Newman and Woodward does not inclue Venus but is rather made by Mercury, Uranus and Neptune.
They do have a very interesting Neptune anyway, as they share a DW of Neptune opposing Moon. So this comes up in the composite of course again, and is a major theme betwen them. I think that it was a good thing for them they had a) stable synastry that just went well together in a realistic way (yes I am talking about SAturn) and b) the Mercury-Uranus-sextile was sort of giving access to "creative solutions/ communications", if things might have gone too vague.
Also for moviestars Moon-Neptune might add to the glamour factor.
It is a boomerang Yod here, and it comes with Moon = Neptune = Mercury/Uranus
AS you can see the author used such tight orbs that the midpoint pictures will be there as well, and I believe that strengthens the flow of energy.
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Post by lumina on Oct 26, 2020 19:11:50 GMT
Ava do you have Yods in the composite with significant people in your life?
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Post by Ava on Oct 26, 2020 21:58:39 GMT
Thanks for your thoughts lumina, I always forget astro.com uses 3° orb for the quincunx: www.astro.com/astrology/in_aspect_e.htmIs that really standard? I thought it was smaller. "AS you can see the author used such tight orbs that the midpoint pictures will be there as well, and I believe that strengthens the flow of energy." I agree tight orbs would strengthen the yod...not sure Woodward/Newman composite qualifies? 26.50 Leo Neptune 28.48 Cap Mercury 29.16 Pisces Uranus
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Post by lumina on Oct 26, 2020 22:06:19 GMT
Well, orbs are a matter of preference in astrology it seems. Anyway, I think the orbs of the Woodward/Newman composite are fairly tight, though not exact. Still I would count it. The midpoint picture is out of orb though. But Moon is definitely on the Mercury/Uranus-mp. Who knows? maybe it was a good thing that Neptune was not too tightly intervowen in that Yod.
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Post by Ava on Oct 26, 2020 22:29:00 GMT
Ava do you have Yods in the composite with significant people in your life? Good question 👍 We were talking about yods in synastry on another thread, so I was researching that, but bumped into this. Checking composites with people in my astrodatabank, I see this weird family pattern...(I know, who cares? lol). But I have a yod in composite with each of my parents, plus my firstborn. --- I have Jupiter in Taurus as the apex of a composite yod with my ex; Libra Pluto and Sag Mercury are the base planets. Jupiter is on the midpoint. How would you interpret that one? Edit: I think we never figured out what we were about, it's like Mercury sextile Pluto could have gotten to the bottom of things, but Jupiter introduced too many "things" into the equation. --- Do you have yods in your composites?
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Post by Ava on Oct 27, 2020 1:51:00 GMT
Elvis & Priscilla have a composite yod:
17.53 Libra Jupiter (Conjunct 20 Libra south node), 10th house 17.03 Pisces Mercury, 3rd house (widely conjunct sun and Venus, "love stellium") 3rd house 20.04 Taurus Uranus, 5th house
So, with a yod, does the point opposite the apex tend to be a sore spot? Here, Jupiter in the 10th, his career got in the way of their home life together (4th house).
This comes to mind, too:
So learning (Jupiter) was a struggle; she tried going with the flow, fighting against the flow (book burning), and re-thinking it again. I think after he died, she understood where he was coming from better.
Composite Mercury sextile Uranus...and weird learning culminated in that crisis.
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Post by lumina on Oct 27, 2020 13:18:26 GMT
I have Jupiter in Taurus as the apex of a composite yod with my ex; Libra Pluto and Sag Mercury are the base planets. Jupiter is on the midpoint. How would you interpret that one? Edit: I think we never figured out what we were about, it's like Mercury sextile Pluto could have gotten to the bottom of things, but Jupiter introduced too many "things" into the equation.
There is a whole book on Yods (and unaspected planets) by Karen Hamaker Zondag. I have it on my kindle, but have to reread it again.
Anyway, in huber astrology the Yod is called a "learning triangle" and I think that makes actually sense. The three planets inv olved in the yod, are all of different modalities and elements, and in fact there is only one element missing, that of the point opposite the apex.
Personally I might hypothize that the midpoint of that sextile, is a point of "integration", a focus of that basic sextile (integration is not always easy of course), usually it is not occupied by a planet though, but if it is, it might be important, actually it is called a Boomerang Yod.
However, at the same time the planet at the Apex pulls into the oposite direction, it introduces something very new (which could be intriguing and fascinating or just too uncomfortable and confusing), so I think that the people in question, while of course not losing their basis, do not have the luxury of staying there at the nice basic sextile which promises potential and support, an area that could work smoothly between them (not in the way of a trine of course), while the basic assets are still there, there is the apex planet nagging them to go beyond that, look to the other side, incorporate something new.
In your case I think Jupiter in Taurus is the clue (esp. the signbackground). Expansive yes, but also, seeking stability and warmth and maybe not only the deep psychological bonding or understanding, but bringing a nice physicality into it, not just processing things with the mind, but with all senses.
Well in my composite there are only Yods with asteroids, though there are quite some. I would need to have to look fclosely, but there is also a Yod of the Mercury-Neptune sextile Pluto (17/ 15 Sag - 15 Libra) to EROS on the IC (15-16 Taurus).
Uranus is on 12 Scorpio, it is not quite on the midpoint of the sextile, however I think it must be mentioned, as it is conjunct MC and opposing Eros-IC for sure.
Just mentioning this one cause it curiously is in the same signs as the yod you mentioned.
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Post by Ava on Oct 28, 2020 1:04:20 GMT
Ah, thank you again lumina "There is a whole book on Yods (and unaspected planets) by Karen Hamaker Zondag. I have it on my kindle, but have to reread it again." I looked up the book... books.google.com/books/about/The_Yod_Book.html?id=A5hIV1dyts0C'Found this in the review: "A yod is formed when two planets that are sextile also form an inconjunct to another planet. These planets are in different signs and modes and are deeply significant, for they usually symbolize patterns in families that have lasted for generations. "Not seeing any yods in the natal charts in my family but like I said, they're in the composites. I watched a video where the woman said a "true yod" has Pluto at the apex, because yods are essentially Plutonian. My father's composite with his mother has Pluto at the apex (I wrote and deleted that before...but if yods are hereditary, now I think it's more relevant.) Anyway "Anyway, in huber astrology the Yod is called a "learning triangle" and I think that makes actually sense. The three planets inv olved in the yod, are all of different modalities and elements, and in fact there is only one element missing, that of the point opposite the apex." Interesting! I heard Rick Levine refer to a Pythagorean triangle as a "learning triangle" before...maybe a coincidence. Or error that I'm making. Pretty sure he did call it that, though. "Personally I might hypothize that the midpoint of that sextile, is a point of "integration", a focus of that basic sextile (integration is not always easy of course), usually it is not occupied by a planet though, but if it is, it might be important, actually it is called a Boomerang Yod." Thanks for pointing that out. Well in my case, with my ex, Venus opposes Jupiter, so it's a boomerang. (LOL, does that literally imply we keep going back to the same person over and over?) "In your case I think Jupiter in Taurus is the clue (esp. the signbackground). Expansive yes, but also, seeking stability and warmth and maybe not only the deep psychological bonding or understanding, but bringing a nice physicality into it, not just processing things with the mind, but with all senses." That's exactly how it was...I mean, I never would have known what we were about, if we never got physical. But that was never simple. *Staring off into the dark night* ...Well he just had something else in mind, for what he wanted in life. "Well in my composite there are only Yods with asteroids, though there are quite some. I would need to have to look fclosely, but there is also a Yod of the Mercury-Neptune sextile Pluto (17/ 15 Sag - 15 Libra) to EROS on the IC (15-16 Taurus)." Ha, well if JUPITER in Taurus has some physical work to do...err, a different kind of manual labor, imagine Eros. Imagine it with all the force of Mercury-Neptune sextile Pluto...? Nah, didn't think you'd want to. These apex planets/things are complicated.
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Post by aaa on Nov 30, 2020 9:37:19 GMT
Hi everyone, im new here and a beginner id love to hear your thoughts on this composite yod..
Apex moon Cancer in 7th house Sun capricorn in house 1 Mars and neptune in sagittarius 12 house
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Post by Ava on Nov 30, 2020 14:09:45 GMT
Welcome aaaIn order for this yod to exist, all planets must be very close to cusp degrees. Is that the case? For instance, is Mars-Neptune near 0° Sag, sun near 0° Aqua, moon near 0° Cancer? Thanks
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Post by aaa on Nov 30, 2020 17:17:24 GMT
Hi, Thanx for the quick response:)
Sun in 18° 52' Aquarius Moon in 18° 36' Cancer Mars in 19° 46' Sagittarius Neptune in 23° 11' Sagittarius
What do you think?
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Post by Ava on Dec 1, 2020 3:37:13 GMT
aaaOh, okay, sun's in Aqua, not Cap. My impression is, the couple may find it easy to cooperate (sun sextile Mars) and they have a good intuitive sense between them (Mars conjunct Neptune). The Cancer moon at the apex of a yod and domicile in its own sign suggests emotional extremes and possibly some instability. It could be a case where things go so well, the relationship starts to become more high-maintenance than either person expected. Cancer moon energy can be needy or high stakes: the rewards can be deeply gratifying, but the effort needs to be consistent. Might seem strange if people who are adventuresome and independent on the one hand also manage to generate drama accidentally. Just my guess....
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Post by aaa on Dec 1, 2020 4:10:22 GMT
Thank-you Ava, it was so refreshing to read your interpretation. Some serious food for thought. Thanks so much😊
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Post by Ava on Dec 1, 2020 12:19:04 GMT
My pleasure aaa. If this is your composite and you have some thoughts on your experiences, I'd love to hear them.
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Post by geminiblues on Dec 3, 2020 4:51:49 GMT
Synastries aren't a pleasure cruise either
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