Thanks Cindy,
that was a really nice example, short and sweet.
I totally agree with what ur tryin to say here, I have myself seen the effect of elements in many charts.

But as u can read in my previous reply, its more of a generally applicable thing rather than restraining it to relationships...

Then again on second thought, how many ppl get such compatible partners...they r mostly driven by the attractions in life.
Regards
Sahil

damn! this feels great to have so many people discuss something so mundane yet important issue. Abhishek

ya ..it feels gr8:) had never thought that such things wud matter so much at the end of the day:)

Hi all –

It is my understanding that when making a chart comparison, the Sun to Moon aspects may indicate a past-life marriage. This may also be true of Sun to Venus or Mercury, or Moon to Venus or Mercury – or at least indicative of a brother-sister etc. relationship.

In a chart comparison study Carl Jung once made of 1000 charts, he found these same aspects indicated a strong mutual attraction, and by using it, had some success in picking out the married couples.

And of course in the Magnum Opus (the Great Work or ‘What We Make of our Lives’), the alchemists termed Sucess to be the marriage of the King and the Queen (or Sun and Moon conjuncetion), and this was symbolic of our own personal self-conscious and subconscious sides or awareness. The process requires most of a lifetime (or two, or 10,000) because a successful conjunction is equivalent to a death, followed by a rebirth. Or so they say.

If this is so, it suggests that we can look on our natal charts as a yearly (even daily) ‘play’ during which we are ‘cooked’ until distilled – or at least well sublimated.

Shantana

p.s. Yesterday I swore a terrible oath at a driver who cut me off. So – now I am back to ‘square one’ for this incarnation!