An aspect of 0 degrees is called conjunction and is a strelationship An aspect of 30 degrees isaspect considered somewhatand is a creative aspect or considered gosquare and is obstructive or separa ID: 128138
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point, and are measured in angular distance or degrees. The wholgiven planet in a given sign, in a given decan of that sign, and even in a given degree of that gnificant groupings or relationships s. And there are 90 degrees between Primary aspects are apparently (generally) the most significant, and include 0 degrees. Planets have both constructivedegrees apart, or 60 degrees apart, or 120 degrees apart, are considered to be in constructive aspect, where the influence of one is augmented and constructively moderated by the other. While planets that are 90 degrees apart, or 150 degrees apart, or 180 degrees apart, are considered to be in obstructive aspect, and obstructively moderated by the other. Given that planets have orbs, the significance of an aspect begins and ends An aspect of 0 degrees is called conjunction and is a strelationship. An aspect of 30 degrees isaspect, considered somewhatand is a creative aspect or considered gosquare and is obstructive or separative and is considered adverse. An aspect of 120 degrees is called trine and is a harmonizing aspect, considered very good. An aspect of 150 degrees is called quincunx and is indifferent, considered slightly adverse. And an aspect of 180 degrees is called opposition and is These seven primary aspects in order of relative strength, from most powerful to least, are conjunction, opposition, trinbad but simply provide more of a challenge than the so-called good aspects. Secondary aspects are apparently (generbut that consequence still depends on the nature of the planets that are in In determining the contribution of an aspect in a given chart, one must consider the nature of the aspect (harmonious significance of the aspect per se); the nature of the planets in aspect (or planet and point, or two points); the inherent relationship of the two planets; the of within a planetary orb; whether or not the aspect is applying (forming) or separating (waning); the relative motion of the aspecting planet; and what other aspects are present to the two lationship of a planet to the sign or sympathetic to a particular sign and consid