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Aspect

The Conjunction

The conjunction takes its character from the two bodies joined: it is fortunate when they are agreeable and unfortunate when they are hostile. It is therefore neither benefic nor malefic in itself — the one aspect whose nature is decided entirely by its planets.

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Sun conjunction Moon

Favourable

The Sun and the Moon bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and change, feeling and the common life. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Sun conjunction Mercury

Contingent

The Sun and Mercury bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and mind, speech and exchange. Both bodies being of common, changeable influence, the tradition counts this a mild combination that takes its colour from its circumstances. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Sun conjunction Venus

Favourable

The Sun and Venus bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and love, beauty and pleasure. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Sun conjunction Mars

Challenging

The Sun and Mars bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and drive, conflict and assertion. Joining a malefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally challenging combination, intensified rather than tempered by the two bodies' shared elemental nature. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

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Sun conjunction Jupiter

Favourable

The Sun and Jupiter bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and increase, fortune and faith. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

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Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Sun conjunction Saturn

Challenging

The Sun and Saturn bring together vitality, honour and the will to shine and limitation, endurance and time. Joining a malefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally challenging combination. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

☉ ☌ ASC

Sun conjunction Ascendant

Contingent

The Sun, of common, changeable influence, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings vitality, honour and the will to shine directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from the Sun, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Sun conjunction Midheaven

Contingent

The Sun, of common, changeable influence, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings vitality, honour and the will to shine directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from the Sun, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

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Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Moon conjunction Mercury

Favourable

The Moon and Mercury bring together change, feeling and the common life and mind, speech and exchange. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Moon conjunction Venus

Highly favourable

The Moon and Venus bring together change, feeling and the common life and love, beauty and pleasure. Joining benefic to benefic, the tradition counts this one of the most fortunate of combinations, and heightened by the two bodies' shared elemental nature. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Moon conjunction Mars

Mixed

The Moon and Mars bring together change, feeling and the common life and drive, conflict and assertion. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

☽ ☌ ♃

Moon conjunction Jupiter

Highly favourable

The Moon and Jupiter bring together change, feeling and the common life and increase, fortune and faith. Joining benefic to benefic, the tradition counts this one of the most fortunate of combinations. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

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Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Moon conjunction Saturn

Mixed

The Moon and Saturn bring together change, feeling and the common life and limitation, endurance and time. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

☽ ☌ ASC

Moon conjunction Ascendant

Favourable

The Moon, a benefic, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings change, feeling and the common life directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from the Moon, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Moon conjunction Midheaven

Favourable

The Moon, a benefic, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings change, feeling and the common life directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from the Moon, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

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Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Mercury conjunction Venus

Favourable

Mercury and Venus bring together mind, speech and exchange and love, beauty and pleasure. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Mercury conjunction Mars

Challenging

Mercury and Mars bring together mind, speech and exchange and drive, conflict and assertion. Joining a malefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally challenging combination. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

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Mercury conjunction Jupiter

Favourable

Mercury and Jupiter bring together mind, speech and exchange and increase, fortune and faith. Joining a benefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally favourable combination, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

☿ ☌ ♄

Mercury conjunction Saturn

Challenging

Mercury and Saturn bring together mind, speech and exchange and limitation, endurance and time. Joining a malefic to a body of common influence, the tradition counts this a generally challenging combination, intensified rather than tempered by the two bodies' shared elemental nature. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

☿ ☌ ASC

Mercury conjunction Ascendant

Contingent

Mercury, of common, changeable influence, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings mind, speech and exchange directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from Mercury, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

☿ ☌ MC

Mercury conjunction Midheaven

Contingent

Mercury, of common, changeable influence, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings mind, speech and exchange directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from Mercury, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

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Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

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Venus conjunction Mars

Mixed

Venus and Mars bring together love, beauty and pleasure and drive, conflict and assertion. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

❤ Offered for reflection, not relationship advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

♀ ☌ ♃

Venus conjunction Jupiter

Highly favourable

Venus and Jupiter bring together love, beauty and pleasure and increase, fortune and faith. Joining benefic to benefic, the tradition counts this one of the most fortunate of combinations. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♀ ☌ ♄

Venus conjunction Saturn

Mixed

Venus and Saturn bring together love, beauty and pleasure and limitation, endurance and time. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

❤ Offered for reflection, not relationship advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♀ ☌ ASC

Venus conjunction Ascendant

Favourable

Venus, a benefic, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings love, beauty and pleasure directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from Venus, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♀ ☌ MC

Venus conjunction Midheaven

Favourable

Venus, a benefic, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings love, beauty and pleasure directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from Venus, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♂ ☌ ♃

Mars conjunction Jupiter

Mixed

Mars and Jupiter bring together drive, conflict and assertion and increase, fortune and faith. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

♂ ☌ ♄

Mars conjunction Saturn

Difficult

Mars and Saturn bring together drive, conflict and assertion and limitation, endurance and time. Joining malefic to malefic, the tradition counts this among the most difficult of combinations. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

♂ ☌ ASC

Mars conjunction Ascendant

Challenging

Mars, a malefic, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings drive, conflict and assertion directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from Mars, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

♂ ☌ MC

Mars conjunction Midheaven

Challenging

Mars, a malefic, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings drive, conflict and assertion directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from Mars, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) · Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

♃ ☌ ♄

Jupiter conjunction Saturn

Mixed

Jupiter and Saturn bring together increase, fortune and faith and limitation, endurance and time. Joining a benefic and a malefic, the tradition counts this a mixed combination, the benefic tempering the malefic, though their contrary elemental natures soften the pairing. In conjunction the two bodies act as one, concentrating their combined nature without relief between them.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♃ ☌ ASC

Jupiter conjunction Ascendant

Favourable

Jupiter, a benefic, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings increase, fortune and faith directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from Jupiter, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♃ ☌ MC

Jupiter conjunction Midheaven

Favourable

Jupiter, a benefic, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings increase, fortune and faith directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from Jupiter, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♄ ☌ ASC

Saturn conjunction Ascendant

Challenging

Saturn, a malefic, conjoined with the Ascendant, brings limitation, endurance and time directly to bear on the self, the body and outward manner. The reading takes its character from Saturn, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

♄ ☌ MC

Saturn conjunction Midheaven

Challenging

Saturn, a malefic, conjoined with the Midheaven, brings limitation, endurance and time directly to bear on honour, career and public standing. The reading takes its character from Saturn, as it falls on this angle of the chart.

⚕ Traditional folklore, not medical guidance.

💼 Offered for interest, not professional or financial advice.

Sources: Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647) · Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822)

✦ References

All readings on this page are built from these public-domain works.

  1. Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647)
  2. Ptolemy, Tetrabiblos, trans. Ashmand (1822) trans. J. M. Ashmand
  3. Raphael, A Manual of Astrology (1828)

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