Table of compatibility, zodiac sign compatibility, sign compatibility, compatibility test, zodiac combinations, horoscope match
(See below for actual table!) Most people will use this diagram to compare their zodiac sign to the sign of a lover or friend. While this can be useful, one must be aware that these are only general remarks on the nature of sign compatibility. It is not specific for Sun-sign comparisons. Start from the left at the first sign of the match, and simply follow the row to the right to find sign number two and the symbol that represents the relationship. The seven zodiac sign relationships (based on number of signs apart): Yellow (Conjunction): Union, stagnation This combination doesn't need much explanation. Cyan (Opposition): Perspective, love/hate attraction The classic image of "opposites attract" can often be found between signs that oppose each other in the zodiac, but the matter is usually quite complicated. Blue (Trine): Flow, harmony Signs in trine relationship belong to the same element - fire, earth, water or air. Red (Square): Struggle, energy Purple (Quincunx): Enigma, out-of-sync
The Mythological Archetypes of the Zodiac Cycle
The Mythological Archetypes of the Zodiac Cycle by Semira & Vitaly Vetash The cognitive approach to astrology is usually considered to be part of the empirical because astrologers in their practice base themselves mainly upon psychological observations. It is the most simple and effective method for everyday astrology but nevertheless leads to superficial insight into the subject of the first science of humanity. However there is a third approach - the humanitarian or cultural historical method which gives us the opportunity to create the picture of the development of thought and psyche of human beings. The components of ancient myth rooted in different cultures hold much in common, and retain signification in the consciousness of contemporary people. Archetypes are primary forms which serves as the basis for imagery, unconsciously evoking the activity of the imagination. "One who speaks in archetypes speaks with thousand voices. Archetype of Neptune (Pisces):
planets in houses - astrology
With ten planets and twelve houses there are 120 total combinations of different planets in different houses. The interpretation of every one of those 120 combinations is on a link in the above table. With respect to the signs, the further a planet is from the Sun, the longer it remains in a sign. This is not true of the planets in the houses. In the geocentric or Earth-centered model above, the Earth globe in the center—and the clear planes perpendicular to the plane of this page that divide the sky into twelve houses—do not move, while the celestial sphere with the zodiac band, planets and stars on it rotates once every 24 hours.
Moon in the second house of astrology.
The second house describes both inner and outer resources. We draw on emotional and mental inner resources in dealing with the situations with which life presents us. These assets form our sense of self-worth and self-esteem. Classically speaking, this house also symbolizes our strongest desires, and the manner in which we meet our obligations. As the Moon is exalted in the second sign, Taurus, the second house is a good and "natural" placement for the Moon. Some famous people with Moon in the second house are/were Julie Andrews, Joan Baez, Drew Barrymore, Warren Beatty, Pat Boone, Tom Brokaw (beautiful suits), Carol Burnett, Gary Busey, Barbara Bush, George H. This Moon in the Second House page and much of this 550-page website are excerpted from the personalized, fine art astrology book You and the Universe.
