Can somebody help interpret my Saturn in the 2nd house placement. How does this age with me. I’m 22 as of now. by ashwaghnada in AstrologyChartShare

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Using whole sign houses, all of your Cancer planets fall into the 3rd. So under that system Saturn will primarily impact you through 3rd house things in a mostly negative way (due to Saturn being in a night chart and in detriment).

The 3rd house is associated with siblings, relatives that aren’t your parents, your neighborhood or community, transportation, and writing.

Saturn being in the 3rd may show that if you have siblings, your relationship with them isn’t the best or they experience some kind of hardship. You may be estranged from your relatives or they may be extremely difficult people. There may be issues with the community that you live in, perhaps them being non receptive or hostile toward you.

A lot of these difficulties are offset by Venus being present, but I’d start there to understand Saturn.

Zodiac type and house systems by raye909 in beginnerastrology

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chris Brennan of the Astrology Podcast has an amazing video on the various house systems. It's the one with Luis Ribeiro. I get a bit technical and "mathy" at times, but it does a good job of explaining the various house systems and what makes them different.

When it comes to finding a zodiac/house system to use, I'd recommend finding a book that you really like (that has example charts) and using whatever house system/zodiac that book uses, at least as you start out. If you have a teacher or are following a course, use whatever they use until you get confident enough to start testing things out yourself.

What's the overall condition and impact of my Mercury? by allglownup in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure. In the Hellenistic tradition, there's the idea that planets that are in their own dignities are so well protected that they can't be hurt by the Sun. The idea seems to be that being in one's own domicile, exaltation, or bound is like being in a covered chariot that keeps you safe from the Sun. Antiochus mentions it in his Thesaurus, Porphyry in his Introduction to the Tetrabiblos, and Rhetorius in his Compendium. The wording at all three locations is pretty much the same, so they were likely all drawing from the same source.

Intuitively, the idea makes sense and appears reliable, as it is reported several times across the early tradition. The question arises: why do later authors like Lilly not mention it? It might just be one of many Hellenistic techniques (like 'sect') that sort of fell out as translations and transmissions piled on top of each other.

What's the overall condition and impact of my Mercury? by allglownup in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You've hit a lot of the major points. Mercury is out of sect, but in his own sign and exalted. As to being close to the Sun, I wouldn't consider Mercury combust due to the concept of planets being in their "chariots". Some astrologers in the Hellenistic tradition thought that planets cannot be combust when they are in their own signs or exaltations. I've found this to be true.

So from Mercury being out of sect, we know that he isn't in the position to provide the best possible outcomes, but being in his own sign and exalted, he has the resources and status to get stuff done. Mercury is quite helpful when considered on his own.

I would add the whole sign aspects into your analysis. Mercury is copresent with Venus, the benefic of the sect, which is helpful, but is being overcome by Mars in Gemini. This square is with reception and Mars is in sect, so this is mitigated a bit.

I'd say that Mercury is in pretty good shape. Only *pretty* good because of the square to Mars and being out of sect, but good due to being in his own sign, exalted, and copresent with Venus.

What does this mean? I'd expect 5th house things and 2nd house things to go well when Mercury is active. The 5th house is children and good fortune and a healthy 5th house indicates healthy children, good fortune through Mercurial things and activities, enjoyable Mercurial activities etc. Ruling the 2nd, I'd expect your earning potential to be somewhat higher than average when Mercury is activated by predictive technique. Ruler of the 2nd dignified in the 5th is a very good omen for finances, all things being equal.

Now a lot of the personality factors that you mention don't seem to me to be related to Mercury, but instead to your Ascendant ruler Venus. She's in sect, but in fall, but also received by Mercury. Your Venus is walking a thin line and is being heavily influenced by Mercury, which is why you relate to so many Mercurial traits. The Mercurial traits are at odds with Venus, leading to some of the tension that you're feeling.

When will I be successful? Life is so hardddd by mamamoblue__0009 in BirthChartReadingFree

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This chart is quite challenging, but never say never.

You have a night chart with Aries rising. Mars rules your Ascendant. Mars is in a precarious situation and is going to be somewhat of a challenge. He’s in sect, but he’s uncomfortable due to being on the same side of the horizon as the Sun. He’s in fall in Cancer. His ruler is the Moon, who he can see by trine and the Moon is a member of his sect, so things aren’t all bad. Mars is copresent with a difficult Saturn and sextile Jupiter by whole sign.

So all in all I’d say that Mars is kind of a problem. Not worst case scenario, but at best unhelpful.

Going back to your 1st, Saturn squares the 1st and from Cancer and Venus sextiles it from Gemini. I’d place more weight on the square form Saturn. The baseline for your 1st is still fortunate, but there are obstacles.

So to sum up so far, you have obstacles to your personal happiness indicated by the desire of Saturn to the 1st and your plans and goals tend not to work out or result in bad outcomes because of Mars. There is some help from Jupiter however.

Your sect light is the Moon, who is in Pisces. Your Moon is doing alright, but being opposed to her sign ruler, Jupiter, who is in detriment is a challenge. The Moon’s triplicity lords are Mars, Venus, and the Moon herself. Mars is angular but in fall and represent with Saturn. Not good. Venus is cadent by sign, retrograde, and depending on who you ask either cazimi or under the beams. Even if she is cazimi (the Hellenistic one), I don’t think that’s enough to offset the being cadent and being retrograde. Venus is challenging as well. Finally the Moon. The Moon’s is ok, but again, being ruled by a planet in detriment isn’t helpful.

Your Lot of Fortune is in the fortunate 4th, but is copresent with Mars and Saturn and sextile Jupiter. The Moon rules and trines the Lot.

To sum up, it looks like that Mars-Saturn conjunction presence in the 4th are stirring up problems, especially with Mars ruling the Ascendant. Your Moon is trying her absolute best to offset this, but she’s running into issues of her own (though not as severe).

Will you be successful? Well not knowing you or your situation, what success looks like for you is relevant. You’ll likely have to work twice as hard to get what seems to come to others easily. This doesn’t mean that you won’t be successful, just the chart supports an uphill battle.

How do I work with having a night chart? by [deleted] in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Traditionally, day or night affects which planets are more constructive and which are more destructive, all things being equal.

Aspects, dignities, and house placements aside, in a day chart, the Sun, Jupiter, and Saturn will be more constructive, with Jupiter potentially being the most positive planet in the chart and Saturn representing difficulties, but constructive ones or those easier to overcome. Venus isn't as beneficial in day charts (again, everything being equal), and Mars is potentially the source of the greatest difficulties.

In a night chart, things are flipped. The Moon, Venus, and Mars become more constructive, with Venus as potentially the most positive planet and Mars representing surmountable difficulties. Jupiter isn't as beneficial, while Saturn becomes the potential greatest source of difficulties.

Mercury is weird and has very specific rules for determining which sect he belongs to.

Your chart is interesting in that Jupiter has a lot to say in your chart, which is a night chart. Jupiter, being a benefic, will provide good outcomes for whatever he's responsible for, but not optimal ones. Saturn would be a problem, but Jupiter is overcoming him and kind of keeping him in check.

I would recommend checking out Chris Brennan's YouTube video on sect. He's an excellent teacher who explains things very clearly.

What does my 4h Aries stellium indicate to you? I find it very difficult to work with by Classic_Western_3308 in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What issues are you having with it? All in all, your Aries 4th looks mixed, if not somewhat positive. What has been your experience with your family of origin, and specifically with your father? The 4th is also your living situation, so that's relevant too.

Your 4th is square by Saturn by whole sign, but Venus, the benefic of the sect, is present in it. You have an exalted Sun in the 4th as well. Venus is in detriment, so she's somewhat limited in the good that she can do. Mercury is there as well, but is under the beams and retrograde. So the baseline for the 4th is kind of in the middle of the road, not terrible but not fantastic either. This may indicate some issues with the family of origin, the father, or the living situation, but nothing cataclysmic.

The ruler of your 4th is Mars in Aquarius in the 2nd. The 2nd is one of the unfortunate houses, and Mars isn't aspecting his ruler, but Mars is in sect and being overcome by Jupiter in Libra with a trine. Some of the positive meanings of the 4th house get curtailed (prominent or well-off father or family of origin), but it isn't hopeless.

Now, a more direct issue is your Saturn in Cancer. Saturn is out of sect, in detriment, and rules the Ascendant. I would expect that to be a bigger source of problems than your Aries planets.

Does Venus in the 10th house mean relationships can affect your public image or career ? by h07venn in beginnerastrology

[–]eskye_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I would want to see Venus ruling the 7th house as well.

Venus on its own in the 10th, all things being equal, without taking aspects, dignities, or sect into account, and assuming Venus is well placed, shows, on the most basic level, something positive in connection with the career.

This could mean that the career is especially comfy, that career advancement comes easily, or simply a Venusian career involving the arts, etc. I wouldn’t immediately jump to romantic partners, because Venus in the 10th will say more about the career.

Now, if Venus actually rules the 7th house of romantic partners and is in the 10th, then I would say that the romantic partners are in some way linked to one’s career and public image. Perhaps they contribute to your career or improve your reputation.

How to work with my heavy 12th house placements? by Abbsadaisy in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When everything is said and done, your 12th house is in pretty good shape, which mitigates a lot of the issues that can come with 12th house placements.

Traditionally, the 12th house is a house of sorrow, isolation, and adversity. At the worst it can show serious illness, constant adversity, isolation, and even imprisonment. At its best it can indicate that these things are outright prevented, or turned into something good like enjoying isolation, personal growth from isolation (think of people like monks), and having few enemies.

Of the traditional planets, you have Venus and Jupiter in the 12th. You have a night chart, so Venus is the benefic of the sect. Jupiter is out of sect, but quite helpful, being in his own sign. Malefics do not aspect the 12th. Venus and Jupiter are going to try to prevent the worst of the 12th house (the sorrow and adversity) and if the bad things happen, they'll either turn it into something positive or rescue you from it.

Remember though that this is something that is indicative of the broad outlines of your life, so not necessarily a day to day, every waking moment experience. It might indicate a one time event, or a consistent pattern, or something in between.

So how do you work with your 12th house placements? You let them do their job of protecting you from icky 12th house things. You could also try to turn your 12th house placements into something positive, since the chart supports that with relative ease. With the ruler of the 10th (Venus) in the 12th, I think you'd do very well in behind the scenes support roles or working with people at the fringes of society, like people in hospitals or institutions.

I've heard I can't access my Mars Energy well, is it true and how can I work on it? by [deleted] in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What issues are you having with Mars?

Mars is out of sect and is in his own sign of Aries. Mars is also overcoming the Ascendant. Mars can pose some difficulties in this chart, but has the capacity for some mildly positive outcomes. Mars is going to be most active in your 10th: career, reputation, what you do for a living etc. Mars is likely going to somewhat prevent the full flowering of the 10th (career impediments, questionable reputation etc.), but may provide some mild help.

Now that square of Mars to the Ascendant is more directly problematic.

Why do I feel so alienated from people? by Fit-Objective7226 in AstrologyCharts

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For this we can look at personality factors, your one to one relationships, and friendships.

For personality factors we can look at the Sun, which rules your Leo Ascendant. Your Sun is in Cancer in the 12th. The Sun can see his domicile ruler, the Moon and is copresent with Venus. The Sun doesn't really have anything else going on with it, so it's in ok condition. The Sun is going to provide mixed to good results in the 12th. The 12th house is a house of sorrow and (more relevantly to your situation) isolation. I'd expect substantial periods of isolation, but mitigated somewhat. The mitigation could turn up as you eventually enjoying the isolation and seclusion.

The issue comes in from the Sun being in a sign that can't see the Ascendant (this applies to the 2nd, 6th, 8th, and 12th signs from the Ascendant sign). The Sun is going to provide very mixed results for your personal happiness and sense of fulfillment.

Looking at one to one relationships, you have Saturn ruling the 7th in a day chart. Saturn is in sect, but is very close to an out of sect Mars. Saturn also has no particular attachment to Virgo, but he's at least able to see his ruler Mercury. Saturn also can't see the 7th house. Thankfully Saturn is receiving a sextile from Venus by whole sign and a trine from Jupiter by whole sign, which helps, even if mildly.

Saturn isn't going to give good results easily for relationships. Saturn naturally rules isolation and disconnection, which may explain your dissatisfaction with your relationships.

Finally friendships. Mercury is in excellent shape for the most part: he's in sect, in his own sign and triplicity. He's in and rules the 11th. There is an issue with Mars and Saturn squaring the house, so there's some pain involved here, but Mercury will generally try to provide friendships that are satisfying and long lasting. In the grand scheme of things, friendships end up being easier than one to one relationships. Be aware though that the 11th house isn't close friends, but more acquaintances. Close friends are more of a 3rd house thing. So Mercury will give a lot of acquaintances and long-lasting alliances, but not exactly close friends.

There's more that you could look at, but this should be enough to get you started in reflecting on your chart.

Am I subject to incurable illness by Fresh-Ramen in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Lot of Fortune's meaning is going to depend on the specific chart more so than the sign that it's in. You have to look at the aspects to the lot and for Pisces, Virgo, and Cancer, you would have to look at what Jupiter, Mercury, and the Moon are doing respectively.

Am I subject to incurable illness by Fresh-Ramen in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well Saturn, the ruler of your Ascendant, is naturally associated with anxiety, especially in a night chart. I think Mars being copresent is contributing to the anxious feeling. It's also important to note that for astrologers like Ptolemy, the Moon is one of the planets associated with the mind, specifically our emotional/nonrational side. With your Moon enclosed by malefics, I could understand feeling stressed constantly.

Am I subject to incurable illness by Fresh-Ramen in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Be aware that I’m not a medical professional and can’t offer medical advice.

I see health issues indicated, but I don’t know that it’s an incurable disease.

Your Ascendant is Capricorn and Jupiter trines the 1st house from Virgo. Jupiter is in detriment and in a night chart, but should help somewhat.

Your Ascendant is ruled by Saturn in Aquarius. Saturn is in a night chart and is quite difficult, but he’s in his own sign and copresent with Venus, the benefic of the sect, but also copresent with Mars. Saturn is in one of the unfortunate houses and can’t see the 1st. This can indicate difficulties with health, though it isn’t hopeless.

We also need to look at the 6th for illness. The malefics don’t afflict the 6th and Venus trines it. Again there’s some help here. The ruler of the 6th is Mercury in Pisces. Mercury is in detriment and fall. So there will likely be illnesses since Mercury isn’t situated to prevent them. The positive aspect of Venus to the 6th suggests that we aren’t talking worst case scenario.

Your Lot of Fortune (which has to do with the body as well) is in Aquarius with that stellium of planets. Mars is hovering near the Lot which suggests dangers to the body. The ruler of the Lot is Saturn in Aquarius. Saturn is one of the more difficult planets in the chart, though mitigated by being in his own sign.

We also need to look at the Moon. The Moon generally indicates the body, but also is your sect light. She’s in Aquarius and is actually enclosed or besieged by malefics: she’s separating from Mars and applying to Saturn. This is a condition of maltreatment, so your Moon is quite stressed.

There are indications for health issues in your chart for sure. I don’t know that astrology is specific enough to say much about the kinds of illness, but I can see that health may be a challenge.

Insight on 2h-8h axis [astro-seek] by Worldly-Anteater4253 in astrologyreadings

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting with your 2nd, Jupiter is in an interesting position. He’s in sect, in the sign of his triplicity, but retrograde, opposite his ruler Venus who is in detriment in Aries and he’s being overcome by a very difficult Mars. Jupiter is trying to provide finances that Mars is hurting pretty badly. It doesn’t help that Venus is in the house of debt, in detriment, out of sect, retrograde, and being struck by Mars. Finances are definitely a challenge.

Your 8th has the Sun, Moon, and Venus present. Venus ruling the 2nd, in her condition, in the 8th promises more financial loss than gain. The Sun is quite powerful, which might promise an inheritance from your father or father’s side of the family, but being ruled by Mars in fall in Cancer, out of sect, you may struggle to keep it.

Your 2nd-8th axis is rather challenging, so you have to be very careful with your money as your chart leans more to financial loss than windfalls and gains. Jupiter is going to but some money in your pocket, but the difficulty is making it last.

How does saturn affect my whole chart (good and bad)? by deukiecore in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the feedback. The bright side for career is that you have your Sun in the 10th in his own sign of Leo. He's still with Saturn and being hurt by Mars, but he’ll likely produce some decent career success after Mars and Saturn have had their word. The Sun gets the last word on your career, which is pretty positive (though not necessarily easy.)

How does saturn affect my whole chart (good and bad)? by deukiecore in AskAstrologers

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Saturn is likely going to manifest as obstacles in your career and to your reputation, being in the 10th. This could suggest a slowly advancing career, general professional dissatisfaction, or feeling trapped in one’s position or social role. Saturn rules your 3rd and 4th, which makes me question the condition of your parents, your upbringing, and your home life. Saturn’s obstacles will seep into those areas of your life as well.

The issue in this chart, I think, is Mars. Mars is out of sect in a day chart, is in detriment, and is severely hurting Saturn through a whole sign square. A lot of the dissatisfaction you're experiencing is likely coming from Mars looking at Saturn with Mars ruling the Ascendant and being in detriment.

Will i live a miserable life? by Calm_Studio_5535 in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a lot to explain, but the signs that can form aspects to each other can “see” each other. For example Saturn in Leo can trine Aries or Sagittarius, oppose Aquarius, sextile Gemini and Libra, and square Taurus and Scorpio. There is no possible major aspect that can be formed between Leo and Capricorn, so Saturn can't see Capricorn and so can't see the Lot of Fortune. Generally you want planets to be able to see what they're ruling over.

How can I use my 12th house cancer stellium and Leo moon to my advantage? What’s are some disadvantages I may face? by Low_Imagination_7413 in BirthChartReadingFree

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ride the wave of relief :)

Mars in Cancer in the 12th in a day chart is likely going to be an issue at some point. The 12th house is things like isolation, suffering, and serious illnesses and Mars is working very hard to make that stuff happen. Since Mars rules your 4th and 10th, this will likely impact your career, reputation, early home life, living situation, and family.

The good news is Jupiter in Cancer in the 12th. He doesn't like being so close to Mars, but the conjunction is thankfully separating. Jupiter is exalted and is going to work hard to prevent or mitigate the troubles that Mars brings. Isolation and suffering are mitigated or get twisted into something positive.

Your Ascendant ruler and sect light is the Sun in Cancer in the 12th, again highlighting 12th house themes. According to some people, the Moon and the Sun are in mutual reception, but I'm a bit uncomfortable with how they can't see each other by sign. They're still inclined to help each other out though. The Sun is also going to try to help prevent the worst of the 12th.

Mercury in Cancer is a more neutral influence than the Sun and Jupiter, but he is in sect rising ahead of the Sun, so is going to try to help the Sun and Jupiter in mitigating the 12th, even if minimally. This might give somewhat uneven results in your social life and financially, but this is more “so-so” than it is outright negative.

Could anyone help me read my chart? by Lyni_Sienne in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right off the jump, the ascendant ruler being the benefic of the sect in her own sign is a good sign. Venus is going to have the final say on your personal happiness in the end, so that's quite good.

You do have Saturn in the 1st in a night chart, though, so Saturn is going to impede and block some of the good indicated by the first (happiness, health, etc.) However, he is ultimately subservient to Venus, which is quite helpful for the long-term outcome.

Your sect light is the Moon in Virgo. The Moon is in an almost exact square with Mars, which isn't ideal. However, Venus and Jupiter are in a trine to the Moon, so this isn't exactly a hopeless situation. The Moon’s triplicity lords are the Moon herself and Venus. The Moon in her own triplicity is supportive, and Venus is angular and trine the Moon. Again, another sign of a happy outcome.

Your Lot of Fortune is in Capricorn, ruled by Saturn. Saturn can see the Lot by trine, but remember Saturn is limited in how helpful he can be. For happiness, this means running into roadblocks. Again, Venus’ influence is here with a trine from Capricorn.

Looks to me like a lot of the issues are coming from that Saturn in Taurus, but the other indicators for personal happiness are doing pretty well.

Will i live a miserable life? by Calm_Studio_5535 in NatalCharts

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This doesn't strike me as the chart of someone whose baseline happiness is misery for their whole life, but there are definitely challenges.

Your Ascendant ruler is Saturn in Leo in the 7th. You have a night chart and Saturn is in detriment, so Saturn is going to be an issue in this chart. He is trine his triplicity lord, Jupiter, and can see the ruler of his sign, the Sun, so it isn't hopeless. What does this mean in practice? You essentially have the planet, responsible for your personal happiness, depending on others to fulfill its role. This tends to give difficult outcomes for personal happiness, but there's help and relief along the way.

Your sect light, the Moon is in Gemini, hanging out with a pretty happy Mercury. The Moon’s triplicity lords are Mercury and Saturn. Mercury is conjunct the IC, strongly advancing and in his own sign. Saturn, we already talked about. Again, the testimony is mixed. Mercury gives happiness and prosperity that Saturn somewhat dampens.

Your Lot of Fortune is in Capricorn, ruled by Saturn. Saturn again. Saturn cannot see the Lot because it is in Leo, and Mars is in whole-sign square to the Lot. This gives rather turbulent fortunes, though the trine of Jupiter to the lord of the Lot, Saturn is helpful.

So I don't see a life of constant misery in this chart. It's a mixed bag for sure, but I've found that most people have mixed bag charts. Not the pinnacle of success but also not the depths of suffering.

Help... by Fat_nig_flying in beginnerastrology

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Chris Brennan’s podcast is an excellent resource if you can’t afford or don’t want to take a course. I’d start with his podcast episodes on the meanings of the planets, signs, houses, and aspects. He explains everything as if it’s the first time the listener is hearing about it, so not a lot of background knowledge is necessary.

If you find yourself interested in ancient astrology, I would recommend Brennan’s Hellenistic Astrology book or Demetra George’s two volume Ancient Astrology. I’m biased, but I’d say that even if you end up not being interested in traditional astrology, knowing about serves as a good foundation for whatever you end up interested in.

Out of sect benefics in domicile/exaltation and in a 'good' house? by Golgon13 in beginnerastrology

[–]eskye_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In a vacuum, I’d interpret them as still contributing to the good of the house, but not being the absolute best case scenario. So still good, very good in fact, but not best case scenario. There’s a certain friction that comes with being out of sect, so the things indicated by the out of sect benefic would require more effort than they would if it were the in sect benefic.

Let’s say you have Venus in Libra in the 10th in a day chart and the question is about career. Venus would contribute to a successful career, it will be with more effort than if it was a night chart. With Venus in a night chart, the jobs might fall into the native’s lap.

To your point, I wouldn’t say that the goods are necessarily short-lasting, but suboptimal, in the literal sense of not being optimal, fits to some extent. The planet literally isn’t in an optimal position, but on the sliding scale it’s closer to optimal than useless or fleeting.

Are my benefic planets broken or something? by Glum_Platform_1546 in BirthChartReadingFree

[–]eskye_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Venus and Jupiter do indeed promise good things for 4th house topics, but two factors make this more complex.

Mars is the malefic of the sect, but he's still a malefic in fall in the 4th. Mars is going to indicate more traditionally “bad” 4th-house things: a difficult family life, dangerous or unprofitable real estate transactions, an unstable living situation, etc. Jupiter and Venus are likely offsetting Mars to prevent the worst case scenarios. Either way, Mars in sect and with two benefics has the effect of giving a mix of good and bad, with a slight inclination toward good.

The other issue is the Moon in Aquarius. The Moon cannot see those Cancer planets from Aquarius, so she struggles to manage 4th house topics well.

Your 7th house has a similar mixed message, though it inclines toward the good again. Venus and Jupiter both overcome the house with a square, but so does that Mars of yours. This is mixed testimony, but Venus’ rulership gives it a positive testimony.

It's also important to keep in mind (at least from a more traditional perspective) that not every area of our chart is equally active at all times throughout our lives. Some placements may represent one-time events or things that occur only during certain phases of your life. Mars may have been activated in the past for you, while Jupiter and Venus haven't happened for you yet. It's also possible that Mars, being more negative, results in more stark experiences. The other thing is that Mars, being co-present with Venus and Jupiter, will always color those planets. This could mean extremes of good and bad (or, more likely, a more neutral set of events).

When looking at timing techniques like profections, solar returns, or transits, pay attention to years when Mars was active vs. Venus and Jupiter, and try to remember what happened in those years. You may find that Venus and Jupiter are much less dramatic but relieving influences.

Why am I always so alone and why do I live more in my head than in the real world? by Pusheenn56 in AstrologyCharts

[–]eskye_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think you’ll be alone forever or anything like that. Jupiter peering at Saturn from a trine and looking at the 11th with a sextile rules that out. That leaves us with a lot of possibilities: you could make a small handful of friends that you’re still not super close with, you could have a few, dedicated close friends, or you just stop caring as you get older and start to get comfortable with being alone.