Question:
Is it true just because I have 3 planets in one house,doesn't clarify a stellium w/o the degree closer?
Laro
2009-03-15 16:18:36 UTC
3rd house
Four answers:
Left-T
2009-03-15 17:09:16 UTC
No matter what the Sun sign is, the influence of the sign of the stellium will have considerable influence on the total structure of the chart. In addition, the House it falls in will be an important area of life. Stellium give tremendous intensity to the energies represented by the planetary bodies contained within the configuration.

Usually, 4 or 5 planets isconsidered a Stellium. It intensifies the focus on the sign tenanted by them and converges the energies of all planets involved in an overpowering manner, lending a 'driven', narrow-focused, empassioned charisma to the individual, whose nature will be moulded by the general character of the particular planets involved and expressed through the sign filter in the areas of life indicated by their house placement.



The 3rd house , in your case would be intensified. This is the house of Relationships. – the lungs; short journey, correspondence, study. If the ruler is retrograde, you repeat yourself in communicating and often have to retrace your steps in travel. You also find yourself frequently asking others to repeat what they have said.

The sign reveals your attitude and style in communicating, your style of learning and group of basic knowledge.



It reveals how you relate to your environment, especially to the people in intimate or early life settings. The first speaks about the impression you make and the 3rd house shows how you interact. You can discover additional info about your relationship with brothers and sisters, especially your oldest sibling and/or the one who makes the deepest impression on us or on the rest of our family. It speaks of your neighbours and those friends close enough to be considered brothers and sisters. It points to your formative and secondary education and to the teachers you had during that time.

That should cover it pretty well .





Hope this helps
Donald
2009-03-15 17:34:10 UTC
I think that the definition of a Stellium is very ambiguous. I have read that if they are seperated by a house then they don't count. I have also read that if 3 planets are in tight conjunction then this qualifies as a stellium. I have also read that if you have 4 or more planets in the same house then this qualifies as a stellium. But I think that many are confused on this. What I know for sure is that same degree planets have an influence on each other. This is why they are called aspects. So the more planets involved the stronger the influence. A triple conjunction should be considered as powerful as a grand trine. I think that the only reason is it's not is because a grand trine draws powers from 3 different signs and a triple conjunction only has one sign. Then we have the trine with 2 planets in conjunction with each other. This is also very powerful.



I don't really know about retrogrades and it's not part of you question. The third house is the house of Gemini. This is why there are so many different names for it. House of communications, relations. You can forget all that and just call it Gemini because that's where it gets it's attributes anyway. Tony Robbins says that the quality of the communication is the quality of life. I hope you have some good planets there.
anonymous
2016-10-18 08:44:33 UTC
a stellium is formed by utilising 3 or greater planets in one sign Or one domicile, conjunct one yet another in trouble-free terms planets and luminaries, no longer asteroids, no longer angles and axis including MC/IC, Asc/Dsc, Vertex, NN etc some human beings use 13 levels orb some in trouble-free terms use 10 levels yet in trouble-free terms in natal charts. They use diverse orb for synastry and transits if there are 5 planets, and in trouble-free terms a million conjunct this planet in 13 levels, and the others do no longer then it is not area of the stellium it particularly is common to apply huge orb for opposition, sq. and quincunx because of fact those are complicated components and additionally for conjunction, because of fact it particularly is the two useful and complicated like asserting greater suitable secure than sorry my ex has stellium in Capricorn, 4 planets solar 15 Mercury 17 Saturn 18 Jupiter 20 Juno 22 Cap is an asteroid, so she isn't area of the stellium I honestly have in Leo : solar 11 Mercury 10 MC 7 no longer a stellium inspite of the certainty that one and all 3 are considerable placement
anonymous
2009-03-15 16:24:23 UTC
I read that you need 4 planets but if you have like 3 strong planets close to a conjunction, it may be a Stellium even if it is not close to the cusp.


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