Thanks for this video on the quindecile. I'd never considered this before so I checked out my natal chart and found a 165 degree aspect between Saturn at 3 Scorpio and Mars at 18 Aries; between 13 Gemini Moon and 28 Sag MC, and (if we count Chiron) a 165 degree aspect between Chiron and Uranus. Yikes!
@@eclecticoccultista Thanks for your reply. I'd never considered there to be an aspect between Mars and Saturn (other than like engirding given Mars' rulership of Aries and Scorpio) given my way into astrology was via Adam Elenbaas' course. Your video on the 165 degree aspect got me thinking. I noticed today that there was a 165 degree aspect on the day my dad had a major fall off of his bicycle between Pluto and Venus and Mercury (the latter were on his natal Pluto postion!) Thus, your linkage to the Plutonic nature of the quindecile made a lot of sense. Thanks for your videos. They are very interesting and I learn a lot.
@quitebright8799 I hear you! For ages, having come to astrology through the Hellenistic route as well, I would have been too much of a purist to have incorporated other techniques, somehow thinking that it muddled the craft by blending discrete periods with their own intellectual scaffolding, so I totally hear you on the no-aspect-like-engirding-aside interpretation. I think the main reason why I find this particular modern aspect so compelling is that the interpretation is so different and sometimes spot on. When the quindecile could be read as an opposition or aversion, I don't think that always captures the larger and more intense energy associated with 165-degrees. This said, I could also be way too soft in my interpretation of the Ptolemaic aspects (or non-aspects in the case of aversion). Your example of your dad is neat to think about - but more importantly, I hope he is OK and that it wasn't serious!!!!!!
Yay!!!! You’re back!!! Absolutely love your channel. The content is extremely helpful. Thank you ❤
I am! Things are a tad hectic of late, so my output is inconsistent, but I'm still astrologizing every now and then! :) xo
As a Capricorn, I do find this video useful. Thank you for sharing this.
Looking forward to your next video.
I'm so glad to read this! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch! :)
Great video!
Thank you so much! I am delighted that you enjoyed it and appreciate your comment. Have an awesome day! xo
Thanks for this video on the quindecile. I'd never considered this before so I checked out my natal chart and found a 165 degree aspect between Saturn at 3 Scorpio and Mars at 18 Aries; between 13 Gemini Moon and 28 Sag MC, and (if we count Chiron) a 165 degree aspect between Chiron and Uranus. Yikes!
Ooooh! So much to unpack there! On the positive side, this can be an aspect of intense focus and drive as well - and awareness is always key.
@@eclecticoccultista Thanks for your reply. I'd never considered there to be an aspect between Mars and Saturn (other than like engirding given Mars' rulership of Aries and Scorpio) given my way into astrology was via Adam Elenbaas' course. Your video on the 165 degree aspect got me thinking. I noticed today that there was a 165 degree aspect on the day my dad had a major fall off of his bicycle between Pluto and Venus and Mercury (the latter were on his natal Pluto postion!) Thus, your linkage to the Plutonic nature of the quindecile made a lot of sense. Thanks for your videos. They are very interesting and I learn a lot.
@quitebright8799 I hear you! For ages, having come to astrology through the Hellenistic route as well, I would have been too much of a purist to have incorporated other techniques, somehow thinking that it muddled the craft by blending discrete periods with their own intellectual scaffolding, so I totally hear you on the no-aspect-like-engirding-aside interpretation. I think the main reason why I find this particular modern aspect so compelling is that the interpretation is so different and sometimes spot on. When the quindecile could be read as an opposition or aversion, I don't think that always captures the larger and more intense energy associated with 165-degrees. This said, I could also be way too soft in my interpretation of the Ptolemaic aspects (or non-aspects in the case of aversion). Your example of your dad is neat to think about - but more importantly, I hope he is OK and that it wasn't serious!!!!!!