Message #36428

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Synastry charts usually consists of a variety of different astrological aspects. Because a variety of different aspects exist and are possible, it would be very unusual to look at synastry charts and see only conjunctions, sextile or squares.

Some synastry aspects are considered positive, auspicious and flowing, while others are considered negative, difficult or blocked.

This is important to keep in mind if, say, you find a square (considered one of the tougher, more negative synastry aspects) in yours and your partner’s shared synastry chart. One or a few challenging aspects do not necessarily spell ruin for a relationship. Neither does one or even a number of clearly auspicious synastry aspects constitute a guarantee for a happy and successful relationship.

In other words, when contemplating the compatibility of a couple based on the two partners’ shared synastry chart, it is important not to overlook the forest for the trees. The full picture has to be taken into consideration.

So, what are some of the different aspects you can expect to find in yours and your partner’s synastry chart?

Conjunction

A conjunction is when two planet are perfectly aligned with each other and fall in the same house in the astrological (or the synastry chart).

Conjunctions represent the most profound and powerful interactions between planets. Whenever two planets are conjunct each other, their energies are going to flow together, amplify and feed off each other to spectacular effect.

Generally speaking, conjunctions are considered to be positive synastry aspects, although whether a conjunction is going to have a positive or negative influence on the relationship is inevitably going to depend on which planetary energies are involved.