Astrology
For a woman with a Singleton Venus, oozes charm and unwittingly attracts others. She might hide herself away like a nun or fear she isn't attractive enough, yet other people think she's beautiful. Someone with a Singleton Jupiter possesses the luck of the Irish but thinks someone has put a curse on him or her. And so it goes with the Singleton planets in a Natal Chart.
What are Singleton Planets? They are unaspected planets in a Natal Chart, at least they don't form any aspects with other planets, though they might have conversations with asteroids, Moon Nodes or appear in a a prominent place in a chart such as in an angular house. When we first notice an unaspected planet we might think that the planet is weak in the chart, yet, I have noticed the opposite scenario. A Singleton planet actually carries more weight in a chart because it arrives in its purist form in that no other planet adds its influences to it.
However, since the planet doesn't aspect other planets, we have little access to it. Singleton planets remind me of planets that fall in the 12th House where they hide from us. I have a Singleton Venus (which I've written about in previous posts) that falls in my Sixth House and represents one of several retrograde planets in my chart (I also have Saturn and Neptune retrograde). On one hand, I feel like I have to work hard to look attractive. When I wore makeup it smeared, didn't often stay in place and I struggled with getting it right (Venus). I can't stand my thin hair which often frizzes. And I have ruined clothing, often snagging silk or staining favorite blouses.
And yet, others don't notice these flaws and I often don't see what they see in me. When I was a teen I subscribed to fashion magazines and envied the models, but at the same time, I'm an aesthetic person so I admire "beautiful people" too especially since my Singleton Venus forms an inconjunct to my Neptune in Scorpio. Since this Venus falls in my Sixth House, if I don't take care of my health (drink enough water, get rest, exercise and eat healthy) I resemble a hag. And so a beauty routine is part of my regime and has been since I turned 13 years of age. While I could go on, I would rather you read another article I wrote on Singleton Planets.
I met a woman on the bus with a Singleton Jupiter. I was admiring a satchel that she said she found at a thrift store. While that was definitely a "find", something someone with a Jupiter Singleton excels at, this woman gave me the vibe that she considers herself unlucky. Yet, someone with a Singleton Jupiter seems extremely fortunate to other people. They are in the right place at the right time and whatever they're doing, we wish we could do. Yet, Singleton Jupiter people feel like they're often down on their luck. They don't notice that the Universe is blessing them at every corner because they don't have that awareness.
So what happens is that they complain to others and sometimes act like victims. When they do that, the other people scoff at them. I mean these are the folks who often have jobs we envy or they buy their first lottery ticket and take home a prize or they always seem to manifest what they desire, though usually in obtuse ways. Contrarily, they could also come off as intense Polly Annas and scare people with their exuberance (Jupiter) or enthusiasm. They also learn foreign languages easily and wonder why other people struggle learning new languages. They love to travel and they fit into whatever culture they visit. Or they could stand out like a sore thumb such as a tall Swede traveling in Japan.
The point I'm trying to make is that we require an awareness of any Singleton Planets in our Natal Charts or in the charts of our children, friends, parents, lovers, etc. People with Singleton Planets are not playing mind games with us. They really lack an awareness of how others see them and witness their lives. It's like that saying, the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. And yet, when we dismiss these planets and don't integrate their energies in our lives, we can't reach a place of wholeness and feel like something is missing from our lives (for me that has always been a relationship with a significant other or feeling comfortable in my own skin).
The next step is to look for the Ruler of the Singleton Planet (or in the case of Venus or Mercury, rulers) and see which House it rules and any planets in that house. So if a person has a Singleton Mars in the Sixth House we look for Aries in the chart. Perhaps the person has an Aries Ascendant and normally would identify with an Aries persona and themes, except that Mars energy is hidden from this person which could come off as anger issues such as repressed anger or a stormy personality that causes other people to disappear from a room. Yet, they see themselves as peaceful or as nice people.
Also look for the sign and house the Singleton Planets falls in as well as its direction. A Singleton in retrograde motion gives us even less access to its energy. And what about a planet that falls in its own sign or an exalted sign as a Singleton?
While we shouldn't spend all our time exploring the Singleton Planets when reading ours or clients' charts, let's not skim over these planets either. With transformational astrology especially, these Singleton's bring up emotional issues or even wounds (my Venus square my Natal Chiron) that we must address at some point. And I think it's better to do this as young adults rather than to wait until middle age. And for many years I dismissed my Venus as unimportant not knowing that she gave me an emotional workout behind the scenes. And that's the same for any Singleton Planet.
If you have a Singleton Planet in your Natal Chart (which you can find by running a free chart from any number of websites), don't just stop at this article. Explore your planet and its themes. Read other articles and chapters in astrology books on Singleton Planets. And if you find that you're battling with ongoing problems that your other aspects don't explain fully, then see how the Singleton plays a role. Self-discovery is a gift bestowed on us by unaspected planets.
Sign up for a reading or coaching session at Metaphysics for Everyday Living. In 2015, I will start offering Skype or Google Voice sessions, as well as, reports with MP3s. I also look forward to producing astrology podcasts and YouTube videos on 2015.
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Astrology
Revisiting Singleton Planets--Alone, but not Lonely
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What are Singleton Planets? They are unaspected planets in a Natal Chart, at least they don't form any aspects with other planets, though they might have conversations with asteroids, Moon Nodes or appear in a a prominent place in a chart such as in an angular house. When we first notice an unaspected planet we might think that the planet is weak in the chart, yet, I have noticed the opposite scenario. A Singleton planet actually carries more weight in a chart because it arrives in its purist form in that no other planet adds its influences to it.
However, since the planet doesn't aspect other planets, we have little access to it. Singleton planets remind me of planets that fall in the 12th House where they hide from us. I have a Singleton Venus (which I've written about in previous posts) that falls in my Sixth House and represents one of several retrograde planets in my chart (I also have Saturn and Neptune retrograde). On one hand, I feel like I have to work hard to look attractive. When I wore makeup it smeared, didn't often stay in place and I struggled with getting it right (Venus). I can't stand my thin hair which often frizzes. And I have ruined clothing, often snagging silk or staining favorite blouses.
And yet, others don't notice these flaws and I often don't see what they see in me. When I was a teen I subscribed to fashion magazines and envied the models, but at the same time, I'm an aesthetic person so I admire "beautiful people" too especially since my Singleton Venus forms an inconjunct to my Neptune in Scorpio. Since this Venus falls in my Sixth House, if I don't take care of my health (drink enough water, get rest, exercise and eat healthy) I resemble a hag. And so a beauty routine is part of my regime and has been since I turned 13 years of age. While I could go on, I would rather you read another article I wrote on Singleton Planets.
I met a woman on the bus with a Singleton Jupiter. I was admiring a satchel that she said she found at a thrift store. While that was definitely a "find", something someone with a Jupiter Singleton excels at, this woman gave me the vibe that she considers herself unlucky. Yet, someone with a Singleton Jupiter seems extremely fortunate to other people. They are in the right place at the right time and whatever they're doing, we wish we could do. Yet, Singleton Jupiter people feel like they're often down on their luck. They don't notice that the Universe is blessing them at every corner because they don't have that awareness.
So what happens is that they complain to others and sometimes act like victims. When they do that, the other people scoff at them. I mean these are the folks who often have jobs we envy or they buy their first lottery ticket and take home a prize or they always seem to manifest what they desire, though usually in obtuse ways. Contrarily, they could also come off as intense Polly Annas and scare people with their exuberance (Jupiter) or enthusiasm. They also learn foreign languages easily and wonder why other people struggle learning new languages. They love to travel and they fit into whatever culture they visit. Or they could stand out like a sore thumb such as a tall Swede traveling in Japan.
The point I'm trying to make is that we require an awareness of any Singleton Planets in our Natal Charts or in the charts of our children, friends, parents, lovers, etc. People with Singleton Planets are not playing mind games with us. They really lack an awareness of how others see them and witness their lives. It's like that saying, the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. And yet, when we dismiss these planets and don't integrate their energies in our lives, we can't reach a place of wholeness and feel like something is missing from our lives (for me that has always been a relationship with a significant other or feeling comfortable in my own skin).
The next step is to look for the Ruler of the Singleton Planet (or in the case of Venus or Mercury, rulers) and see which House it rules and any planets in that house. So if a person has a Singleton Mars in the Sixth House we look for Aries in the chart. Perhaps the person has an Aries Ascendant and normally would identify with an Aries persona and themes, except that Mars energy is hidden from this person which could come off as anger issues such as repressed anger or a stormy personality that causes other people to disappear from a room. Yet, they see themselves as peaceful or as nice people.
Also look for the sign and house the Singleton Planets falls in as well as its direction. A Singleton in retrograde motion gives us even less access to its energy. And what about a planet that falls in its own sign or an exalted sign as a Singleton?
While we shouldn't spend all our time exploring the Singleton Planets when reading ours or clients' charts, let's not skim over these planets either. With transformational astrology especially, these Singleton's bring up emotional issues or even wounds (my Venus square my Natal Chiron) that we must address at some point. And I think it's better to do this as young adults rather than to wait until middle age. And for many years I dismissed my Venus as unimportant not knowing that she gave me an emotional workout behind the scenes. And that's the same for any Singleton Planet.
If you have a Singleton Planet in your Natal Chart (which you can find by running a free chart from any number of websites), don't just stop at this article. Explore your planet and its themes. Read other articles and chapters in astrology books on Singleton Planets. And if you find that you're battling with ongoing problems that your other aspects don't explain fully, then see how the Singleton plays a role. Self-discovery is a gift bestowed on us by unaspected planets.
Sign up for a reading or coaching session at Metaphysics for Everyday Living. In 2015, I will start offering Skype or Google Voice sessions, as well as, reports with MP3s. I also look forward to producing astrology podcasts and YouTube videos on 2015.
- The News Of The World, Britain?s Most Successful Sunday Newspaper Prepares To Shut Down For Good.
Amid the phone hacking scandal which has captured the news channels attention in Britain, the newspaper at the centre of the allegations is to be closed down. The News of the World which has 3 million readers each Sunday is to close this weekend and...
- More Than Aphrodite--venus And The Art Of Relating
Wikipedia Yesterday I thought of relationships, dating, single people and Venus aspects in Natal Charts. So often we equate Venus with sex, allure, charm and attraction. And even though Venus represents the earth, women and ecology, the planet...
- Singleton Venus Memoir--reflection Of An Unaspected Retrograde Venus In The Sixth House
photography by Patricia Herlevi Venus usually represents charm, diplomacy, romance and enjoying abundance. She represents beauty, sexuality and sensuality, but a Singleton Venus transiting retrograde offers a new twist to an old story. I'll...
- Ruler Of Your Chart
Wikipedia, medieval astrologer Although today in the west we practice Sun-Centered astrology, astrologers up until the early 20th century focused on the Ascension Sign. And today when astrologers refer to the Ruler of a Chart, they are talking about...
- Interpreting Unaspected Planets
http://hniizato.com/2011/10/interpreting-unaspected-planets-noel-tyls-definition-of-a-peregrine-planet/.html Peregrine ? Original Definition and Adaptation By Noel TylIn traditional astrology, the term ?peregrine? was defined as a planet that...