Sesquisquare

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Sesquisquare

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An aspect in which two planets are separated by an angle of 135 degrees.
The sesquisquare (or sesquiquadrate) is regarded as a minor aspect.
It can be calculated with an orb of 2 to 3 degrees.

Interpretation

The sesquiquadrate's energy is similar to that of the square and semi-square. It belongs to the group of analytical aspects divisible by 2, which create tension and challenge us to work and learn. But the conflict is less apparent than with the square. It is easier to supress, making it more difficult to learn from the challenge. Sesquiquadrates tend to indicate a smouldering conflict that one would prefer to ignore. Any relief would then tend to be short-lived. Sesquiquadrates therefore tend to indicate themes of a long-term and stubborn nature. The German astrologer Thomas Ring talks of a "tear in the structure".

Sesquisquares can occur between planets that are either in the same element (such as 6 degrees Leo and 21 degrees Sagittarius) or in different elements. Theoretically the same-element sesquisquares should be easier to manage because the signs have the same basic approach to life.

In Cosmobiology the sesquiquadrate is considered to be an important aspect.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Kelly has this aspect between her Moon and Jupiter. It is very close to exact involving friends and her home.
Mercury also plays a part since it is so close to her Moon.

[kellymkg]

Thank you Steve, just trying to fit the puzzle together

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Thank you Steve, just trying to fit the puzzle together

Yea having known you for as long as we have been friends I can see the ‘smoldering’ tension in your home and place you call home over the years. It involves friends. I believe since it involves Jupiter it can be of benefit but sometimes Jupiter lets things go overboard and things get out of hand on the home front.

You often inspire me to look deeper into astrology. Thanks 😊

I think it involves the close association with Mercury in your chart because of the willingness to communicate about it.