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how important and strongly felt are 150 degree angle transits by planets to chart and what this is called?

Nov 17, 2009 by . | Posted in Horoscopes

also, why astrologers dont pay as much attention to these angles?

also, if it is a outer planet such as neptune transiting to another or by another would this be more important?

please exlain and describe what you can

thanks for your answers!

Quincunx or Inconjunct as often called, are very important because they usually deal with health issues and they are used in astrology. People don't understand them but they are important especially when their are no major aspects.

As I mentioned above, this is a HEALTH ASPECT and often related to SEX & DEATH, as well as WORK or JOB. In death, there is often a great frequency of this aspect and becoming more obvious as time goes on. It is also an aspect of perspective…. It requires analysis or choice….. it is an aspect of adjustment, transition, or reorientation. Analysis is needed, for it certainly can divert you and pull you away from your goals. (Either it means that) you are either reaching out for some fulfillment that you can share with others, or you are pulling away from something that has fallen apart,

When you have a YOD in a chart (finger of God), you are dealing with two inconjunct and those who say this isn't important, do not understand aspects. One must be careful with this aspect , that what one reaches for is attainable, not the impossible dream. Often, what we want is not attainable as a practical matter, and yet sometimes we keep spinning our wheels anyway, like the person who enters every conceivable contest hoping that one day, they will win the first prize.

is EVERYBODY affected by the outer "Mundane" transits by planets "?

Sep 17, 2009 by missy | Posted in Horoscopes

if so, how much ?

for example , what about the Jupiter transiting conjunct to Neptune we just had earlier this year and the Saturn opposition Uranus transit occuring NOW?

please explain and describe if you can how you think people have been changed by this, if you believe.

thanks for your answers!

Yes everyone is affected, though some more than others.

I've just given quite a detailed answer to the Saturn opposite Uranus transit if you want to look it up.

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