This is interesting from a synastry pov, because (to me) it seems to indicate that she epitomizes the 'yin/yang' symbol. We can see combined feminine/masculine energy in the symbols, behaviour and actions associated with her myth. Pallas Athene is really both male and female, finely integrated. We do have saturn aspects that are really significant.

It's just one big mush of planets/astroids in pisces!Īnd his pallas is conjunct my sun(>1degree) in aquarius, but no Juno aspects on either side. And his aries mars (2degree) in conjunct my pisces moon (28degree). I have a Pallas (22 degrees) conjunct my Venus & Mars (22/23degree) in pisces and it's conjunct my honey's MC/Ceres (1 degree conjunction) (which is conjunct his moon and north node also in pisces but wider orb.) his POF is also exactly conjunct my venus/mars. Do you think they have a telepathic/empathic/mind reading connection, did you ask? lol My ex klio conjuncts exact my H40 Cupido.īTW, Ceri, your parents also have Moon/Pallas (and the same 4th harmonic). 33, Melpomene, the Muse of Tragic Storytelling. 81, Polyhymnia, the Muse of Mime, Meditation, Agriculture and Rhetoric.

62, Urania, the Muse of Astronomy & Astrology. 84, Erato, the Muse of Love Poetry and Mimicry. Interesting.You always find the coolest asteroids. We have comp juno conjunct northnode by less than 2 orbs. My pallas squares his sun and opposes his moon. His pallas conjuncts my juno and opposes my saturn. My composite with my husband has Pallas in the first conjunct by 2 orbs the AC. my mother's PALLAS is on my father's OSIRIS, 0º.įrom: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Now, my Twin's PALLAS is 'dead solid perfect' as my father likes to say, on my DSC. I'm also mildly intrigued by the JUNO trine PALLAS, 0✣0 as well. Especially since this means our KLIO are opposite each other. AND my husband's PALLAS is conjunct my KLIO, 1º. We've both got some crazy KLIO action, though. PALLAS conjunct EROS (0✣0) with my partner. PALLAS opposite PALLAS (3º) with my husband. Perhaps it's figuring where there's that natural psychic bond between the partners. Maybe if it's like in strong conjunction to a luminary, or a stellium. In fact Ceres is exactly semisextile Pallas, quinkunx Pluto, square Neptune-NN. So she certainly is important in MY chart (though not angular).īut so is Ceres, and Juno, and Vesta. She makes a minor triangle with my Pluto and my Neptune-NN-ASC Still, Pallas/Sun (for your parents) and Juno/Pallas DW for your friends is not bad. I wouldn't look at a synastry and see Pallas/Sun DW and think: 'they're gonna get married' not at all, it could mean many other things. It's not gonna be as prominent as Juno or Ceres, but it's not a minor asteroid in marriage either. Well to be honest I am not too flashed by that. Pallas - Juno as DW (quindecile and sextile) Pallas quindecile Mercury, Pluto and Juno (only the one to Juno is under 1 degree) In synastry Venus/Pallas DW (0) - BQ and trine - and Venus/Pallas seems to be one of those repeating aspects with Pallas in marriages. Yes, it's often prominent, quite a mystery lol my parents, for example, have an interesting 'magical' triangle: Sun trine Moon Sun square Pallas Moon quincux Pallas in their composite. Never noticed that (ut did not research it either). I seem to have loved you in numberless forms. Sun/Pallas is not necessarily the only marker for Pallas in marriages, there's also Pallas on angles, Pallas DWs, and Pallas somehow angular (focal) in synastry or composites. Perhaps because Pallas is a regulator, a potential symbol for 'official' relationships.

I'm not sure yet why Pallas figures strongly in marriages, but it does. Why?Ĭould someone be so kind as to explain. I keep reading that Pallas plays a huge part in synastry and that a guys Pallas conjunct a girls Sun is commonly found in marriages. Why is it so important? - Lindaland Welcome, Knowflakes, to Lindaland! ()

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