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Introduction
This report is a short edition of your and your partner's Partner Horoscope. It is meant as a sample and advertisement for the full version of the Partner Horoscope which can be ordered from Astrodienst as a downloadable E-Horoscope of about 20 - 30 pages.
Further horoscope reports
Relationship Horoscope
Flower The profound analysis of your relationship, by Liz Greene.
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Horoscope for Two
Flower The Horoscope for Two gives valuable insights into all kinds of relationships between two people.
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Partner Horoscope
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In the short edition only a few but nevertheless important aspects of the composite chart are considered. The short version concentrates more on the positive aspects of this relationship.
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Sun in the Eleventh House
The composite Sun here indicates that no matter what the purpose of the relationship, the two of you will be able to get along with each other.
It is an especially good placement for marriage, because in the long run, friendship is one of the most important elements in cementing a marital relationship.
The Sun in this position is a good indication that you will share common hopes for the future, and you will work together to attain them, which is a desirable trait in any relationship.
A well-placed eleventh-house Sun indicates that the two of you can function as a small group in your own right and that together you will find it easy to relate in larger groups.
With this placement, even a business or professional relationship is likely to develop a strong personal dimension as well.
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Moon in the First House
The composite Moon in the first house makes clear that in this relationship your feelings and emotions are very prominently involved.
Obviously, this placement is favorable to any relationship in which you want to relate on a close, intimate level.
You have a deep emotional understanding of how you get along. But the Moon can also create such a strong emotionalism that you are unable to stand back and look at yourselves clearly in terms of your relationship. Be careful to avoid such extreme emotional involvement.
A first-house Moon should give the two of you a strong sense of emotional compatibility. You will feel that you belong together and that you have much in common, which will indeed be true.
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Moon Opposition Jupiter
The opposition of the composite Moon and composite Jupiter may bring the two of you together even though you are quite different, but it also provides the energy for you to adjust to each other.
An opposition is an active aspect, which means that the two of you will have to be active together.
Sometimes with this aspect there is a compulsion to be "happy-go-lucky" all the time. You may be reluctant to deal with serious concerns that you should be facing together.
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Venus in the Tenth House
Your experience of love within this relationship will very strongly affect the lives of both of you.
On the psychological level, this relationship will aid both of you in discovering what you want to do with your lives. Loving each other should reinforce you and give you greater confidence in yourselves.
At the same time, this relationship will teach you about the nature of love and how you relate to others on an intimate personal level. The only way you can learn what living with another person means is by doing so.
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Venus Conjunct Saturn
Venus conjunct Saturn in the composite chart can present problems for a relationship.
Saturn represses the warm and self-expressive nature of Venus and can make a relationship very cold. Even if there are strong feelings between you, the expression of those feelings is somehow always subordinated to more practical considerations.
This aspect particularly can prevent a sexual relationship from ever being consummated, not for lack of feeling, but because of the considerations just mentioned.
This aspect can have another, quite different effect. Your affection may be expressed, and a sexual relationship may be consummated, but in a very cool and restrained manner. Nevertheless, the feeling is genuine, and Saturn's slowing effect may make the relationship steady and enduring.
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Pluto Opposition Ascendant
The opposition of composite Pluto and Ascendant can have very different effects. In any case, this will be a very intense relationship, whether it is good or bad. If you love each other, you will love passionately. If you hate each other, you will hate with just as much passion.
At its worst, this aspect denotes an endless power struggle between the two of you, with neither one able to let the other be. Such a relatonship can develop into a situation of unparalleled bitterness.
Sometimes the energy of Pluto will turn outward, in which case you will be caught in power struggles with others.
This relationship arouses energies in the two of you that will not allow matters to stay as they are. What you have to learn is that the changes you seek must come about through natural evolution, not through your urging. Even if you do not consciously work at it, the Pluto energies will operate, but they will work out better if your ego is not so heavily involved.
What you can have in this relationship, if you learn to let matters be, is a tremendously significant encounter that will revolutionize your lives and put you on a whole new path.
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Technical details
The Composite horoscope is a symbolic chart, derived mathematically and never represented by a real planetary configuration on the sky. For all planetary pairs, for example both Suns in the natal charts of the partners, the Composite Sun is determined as the mid-point in between. Also the MC (Medium Coeli or cusp of the 10th house) is determined by this mid-point technique. So far all astrologers proceed the same way to get a Composite.
For finding the Ascendant and the other house cusps in a chart two different techniques are used. One school of thought, also adhered to by Liz Greene and other staff members at Astrodienst, computes the Ascendant and the other house cusps with the same mid-point technique. In the very rare case of an Ascendant falling into the west half of the chart, which is the wrong side, the Ascendant is corrected by 180 degrees, so that it comes to lie in the east half where is must naturally be.
The other wide spread school of thought uses a table of houses for the Ascendant. First a fictious birth time is derived from the mid-point MC, then for this time the Ascendant and other house cusps are read from the table. Because house table entries vary by geographical latitude, the latitude of a reference place is used here. The geographical longitude (east/west location) of the reference place is not taken into account, so that Naples, Italy and New York, NY result in the same Composite chart, because both cities are near 40 degrees northern latitude. The technique is called reference-place technique.
In his book 'Planets in Composite' Robert Hand describes both methods; we have decided to use the mid-point method with AstroText Partner, because the Relationship Horoscope by Liz Greene also uses this technique and many readers might be unnecessarily confused if we offered two kinds of partner horoscopes containing different Composite ascendants.
Mercury and Venus can sometimes have an unnatural position in the Composite Chart. In nature, Mercury is never more than 30 degrees from the Sun, Venus never more than 45 degrees. In the Composite, however, each of the two planets can also be in opposition to the Sun. In such cases, some Astrologers mirror the planet into the opposite sign. Robert Hand takes into consideration both possible positions. Our Astrodienst reports follow the method of Liz Greene, who does not do such a mirroring