Planets conjunct nodes in composite

[lumina]

I Wonder If Pluto conjunct NN by 5 degrees counts.

Mars def. Does with 3 degrees.

Moon squares IT by 2-3 degrees, Venus also squares IT, but widely at 4 degrees.

Mercury sextiles IT with 3 degrees. Saturn sextiles IT with one degree.

And the Asteroids Amor, Cupido and Camelot are in the Same degree As the NN, 20 Libra.

[Ava]

I would definitely count that Pluto lumina.

If you copy the URL & paste, you'll see someone helpfully posted time stamps, in the comment section.

There, Jewel says aspects between planets and nodes in composite are not essential, for having a good relationship.

Overall the interpretations are pretty mild.

[Ava]

From today's horoscope, Rick Levine:

" We cannot help but anticipate major changes with a sense of hope as the radiant Sun harmonizes with the karmic Lunar Nodes. We may not make as much progress as we want, but every inch gained puts us closer to our long-term goals. Dream big, work hard. Passion and perseverance are our tools of success. Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes wrote, “I have discovered in life that there are ways of getting almost anywhere you want to go, if you really want to go.”"

stariq.com/pagetemplate/main.asp

Cafeastrology, similar idea: "The Sun forms a trine to the North Node of the Moon, encouraging us to aspire to our goals, rise to a challenge, and grow and improve. We're making progress at emotional levels, and cooperation can bring rewards today."

Can we just apply that to sun trine NN in composite? Goals are clear, action is intentional, so there's hope.

[lumina]

Interestingly in my composite with F sun conjuncts NN tightly as a result of a DW conjunction in synastry. Whatever this means. IT is around 15 Sag, nur to answer your question yes U think the Interpretation could fit.

[Ava]

Off topic comment about Davison charts:

I think if the Davison chart is an eclipse chart (luminaries conjunct nodes) or it takes place in eclipse season (between two eclipses) there might be an eclipse quality to the relationship. Eclipse season is a kind of rarified air, veils are supposedly thin, so this might not roll along like a typical relationship but deal with more psychic phenomena. Which could be great or confusing, depending on how much awareness is there, and willingness to be weird and adapt. Speaking from experience.

[lumina]

Ava

first off, I am not sure about Davison charts in general - I tend to fluctuate on them.

Secondly I think your reasoning is sound, however on the other hand, aren`t all charts somehow between eclipses?


Well the Davison of P and me dates to june 1977
in april there was a solar eclipse, and in september there was a lunar eclipse, so it sort of is between eclipses, but so is every chart from april to september.

So I suppose you mean that the two eclipses are in a certain closeness of date?


(well our DAvison has Sun in Gemini and Moon in Cancer, with the Moon actually being squaring the Nodes.).

[Ava]

Apr 8, 2021 13:38:47 GMT lumina said:

So I suppose you mean that the two eclipses are in a certain closeness of date?

Yes. Sorry if that was confusing but I take it as a given that "eclipse season" is understood as a two- or sometimes four-week period when eclipses are happening. 

I work with Davison loosely and erratically, I don't read it as a composite but I think there is meaning there if you choose to look at it that way. For instance, my husband and I have a son whose birthday is our exact Davison date. With my ex, our Davison date is an exact match to my south node persona chart date. I'm sure I've seen other eclectic demonstrations of Davisons' apparent relevance...and this theory/observation about eclipses is not as clear-cut, more a subjective opinion, but I thought I'd share it on the off chance someone had an opinion about it.  

[lumina]

There is actually a curious thing comparing composites/ Davison of P and M and ours.

the composite with M has a Venus-Uranus-square and in the Davison it`s a Venus-Pluto square
in our composite there is a Venus-Pluto-square (and Venus-Uranus-sextile) and our Davison has Venus (and Mars) opposing Uranus (and quinkunx Pluto).

As for my take on DAvisons: sometimes I am absolutely convinced they work,a nd at other times I am more like: Meh. lol So it really depend on which day you talk about Davisons with me. lol

(I actually do think there IS something to them, esp. if I see the Solar REturns work year after year with them, but then again I might simply be able to read anything into anything. So could be that is a thing, could be it is not. But I admit that the thing with the birthdays is intriguing.

[Ava]

Apr 8, 2021 14:28:55 GMT lumina said:

As for my take on DAvisons: sometimes I am absolutely convinced they work,a nd at other times I am more like: Meh. lol So it really depend on which day you talk about Davisons with me. lol

I'm similar. Weird about the matching situations in the people mentioned above, not sure what to make of it.

As I was saying on another thread, my pr Jupiter is exactly conjunct today's new moon.

A family friend was visiting us all day from out of the area, lots of conversation. He and I have composite Jupiter conjunct the north node, on my sun. Most of the time he's talking to my husband and it's all over my head, so it's not like I'm learning anything. I can't say, "Oh I learn so much from this guy." The most reflexive interpretation doesn't apply. What it seems to be is just a lot of Jupiter:

- His NN tightly conjunct my moon in Pisces (traditional ruler, Jupiter)
- His sun conjunct my Venus in Sag
- His Jupiter conjunct my rectified IC exactly, on comp sun with my husband, opp today's new moon
- His comp with my husband has sun conjunct Jupiter on my husband's pr sun-Jupiter conjunction

I just wonder if that's a pattern, maybe the case with all planet/node conjunctions, where the planet seems to show up more prominently across the board, in synastry, timing for meetings, and so on. 

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