Stunning. So enjoyed your insights on this chart. Helps me to relate to transits of 2 dear friends, both Aries risings -- with similar rebirth of Saturn underway in their 9th houses --within their own different experiences. Peace and love, Julie
How interesting that you published a post about someone born at a triple conjunction of the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn on the day of a transiting triple conjunction of the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn. Was that intentional?
I wonder how often that triple conjunction occurs. I have a friend born in 1974 who has Sun, Mercury, and Saturn conjunct in Cancer -- do they meet at least once per Saturn sign? I am not sure what to plug in to Solar Fire to find out.
Thank you for reading, Eva. I've been wanting to work on PKD's chart for months, and a couple of days ago it finally "felt" like the right time. Today's triple conjunction is a lovely synchronicity!
The last time this happened was in May 2000, and the next time it will occur in November 2042 in Scorpio, so this particular triple conjunction happens about every 20 years on average, it seems. (You can look for specific placements by using the binoculars button on Solar Fire.)
Thanks for the Solar Fire tip. I just tried the binoculars button for the first time. It seems to need a database of charts to search through, though. It finds a fair amount of hits in the celebrity charts Solar Fire comes pre-loaded with, as well as charts I've added. However, what I want is a simple printout of dates when the triple conjunctions happen, not whether they're in the chart of Philip K. Dick or Mozart or whoever else. I have had Solar Fire since 2015, and it seems to make things a lot more complicated than they need to be sometimes.
Oh there are two binocular buttons. How confusing! You've clicked on the first one which allows you to search your database for specific configurations. However, there's a second one a little more to the right. When your mouse hovers over it, it says 'Search for times using astrological criteria'. That should work!
I agree, I don't think Solar Fire is very user-friendly.
Stunning. So enjoyed your insights on this chart. Helps me to relate to transits of 2 dear friends, both Aries risings -- with similar rebirth of Saturn underway in their 9th houses --within their own different experiences. Peace and love, Julie
I'm so glad to hear some of this was applicable to other charts. Thank you so much for reading, Julie!
Michele-Your findings are fascinating! I appreciate your analyses like these, I consider them ‘ongoing education.’ Merci beaucoup! Deb
Oh that's awesome, I'm so happy you enjoy these. Thank you so much, Deb!
42 days and 42 years, amazing astrology!
Never ceases to amaze me! :)
Inconjuncts are a real pain in the ass. Yes that moon in relation to the IC? Ouchies.
Not the easiest placements for sure... Thank you so much for reading!
Ugh not just Mars in Cancer but also Rx. I’m certain this is what gave him that exact voicing which only belongs to him. 👏
Yes, I think so too!
How interesting that you published a post about someone born at a triple conjunction of the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn on the day of a transiting triple conjunction of the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn. Was that intentional?
I wonder how often that triple conjunction occurs. I have a friend born in 1974 who has Sun, Mercury, and Saturn conjunct in Cancer -- do they meet at least once per Saturn sign? I am not sure what to plug in to Solar Fire to find out.
Thank you for reading, Eva. I've been wanting to work on PKD's chart for months, and a couple of days ago it finally "felt" like the right time. Today's triple conjunction is a lovely synchronicity!
The last time this happened was in May 2000, and the next time it will occur in November 2042 in Scorpio, so this particular triple conjunction happens about every 20 years on average, it seems. (You can look for specific placements by using the binoculars button on Solar Fire.)
Thanks for the Solar Fire tip. I just tried the binoculars button for the first time. It seems to need a database of charts to search through, though. It finds a fair amount of hits in the celebrity charts Solar Fire comes pre-loaded with, as well as charts I've added. However, what I want is a simple printout of dates when the triple conjunctions happen, not whether they're in the chart of Philip K. Dick or Mozart or whoever else. I have had Solar Fire since 2015, and it seems to make things a lot more complicated than they need to be sometimes.
Oh there are two binocular buttons. How confusing! You've clicked on the first one which allows you to search your database for specific configurations. However, there's a second one a little more to the right. When your mouse hovers over it, it says 'Search for times using astrological criteria'. That should work!
I agree, I don't think Solar Fire is very user-friendly.
Good catch. I tried binoculars+clock instead of binoculars+chart and got what I was looking for. Only Solar Fire could think of something so weird!
Haha! True! :)
Oh snap I misread Mercury for Moon in my original comment. My error my apologies.
Once again, Michelle, you hit it out of the park!
P.S. You can't make this stuff up.
I feel like nestling into PKD's rabbit hole for a little while longer... Indeed, you can't make this up! Thank you for reading, Brian!