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1.The
implied six-pointed star is composed of an upward-pointing
grand trine formed by the Moon conjunct Jupiter
at the Midheaven, trining 6th-house Pluto and
the 1st-house Sun. Since Uranus also trines the
Sun, it is also included. A grand trine is a
triangular configuration with a planet or set
of planets at each point, 120° apart,
and is considered a great gift, often overlooked
by the native. The implied downward-pointing
grand trine is composed of 8th-house Neptune,
which sextiles both Jupiter and Pluto while trining
Mars (the second point of this triangle); Mars
opposes Pluto. A planet between about 27° Gemini
and 10° Cancer would complete the pattern.
Learn more about star patterns in
Person
Centered Astrology, by Dane Rudhyar, Aurora
Press, 1980, pp. 218–221.
2. Including
a 2° orb, transiting Pluto squared natal
Mars from June 8, 1999 to September 27,
2001.
3. Read
more about transpersonal energy in
From
Humanistic to Transpersonal Astrology,
by Dane Rudhyar.
4. Including
a 2° orb, transiting Pluto squares
the natal Ascendant from January 22, 2005
to November 14, 2007, conjoins the Midheaven
from January 21, 2006 to November 14, 2008,
and conjoins the Moon from January 22,
2006 to November 15, 2008. Progressed Mercury
exactly conjoins the IC on June 12, 2006.
5. To
find out more, read
The
Lunation Cycle: A
Key to Understanding of Personality by
Dane Rudhyar, Aurora Press, 1967 and the
article,
An
Overview of Dane Rudhyar's Approach
to Cycles (TMA, 2/98), by Nicki
Michaels.