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MoonMagic
MemberChiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« on: 12.03.2014 at 13:38 [UT] »Well, here we are almost hitting the big "50"! I don't feel old but maybe a little less agile but I do know thisyear and next is huge for me.
I have my Chiron conjunct my natal 7th.
I am really looking at myself hard. Trying to be honest and real. I know there are other factors in my chartpushing me to use my super microscope (3 planets in Virgo).
I want to get the most out of this. I really want my life to have meaning and to be the best that I can be. Eachof us has a different set if values. So our personal best is different for each and everyone of us.
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Anyway, I would love to hear any other people out there who have had a Chironic return even if it was not in
Pisces but also those who have already experienced theirs are about to. Any books you might suggest would befab.
Blessings and Namaste to All

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EscalatingEris

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #1 - on: 12.03.2014 at 22:50 [UT] »I'm 49 in four days' time and according to the free try-out edition of Liz Greene's yearly forecast, my Chiron
return started in April 2013 and won't finish until January 2017. Is it normal for it to be this long?
If events in my life since April 2013 are anything to go by, then the next three years are going to be... bumpy.

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #2 - on: 12.03.2014 at 23:01 [UT] »I too have Nl but my return is a few years away yet, but am still preparing for it and bought a great bookcalled Chiron and the healing journey by Melanie Reinhart. it looks at the natal position and aspects as well as
the N return.
Just picking up on snippets from this hefty book, at the N return she talks of starting to face the last half ofPosts: 3999
Gender:our lives, and asking what we plan to do with it. an inner review and restructure takes place and many need tospend time alone to do this work which can be intense. with your N in the 7th relationships of all kinds will bea factor. hopefully a healing rebirth in one or some of your relationships.

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #3 - on: 13.03.2014 at 01:01 [UT] »I am from the end March 1960 - End January 1969 Chiron in Piscus generation.
Quote:
Meaning of Chiron
Texts: Dragana Van de moortel - Ilic
Chiron in 9You might have a deeply devotional sense; you might devote yourself to food, any god, idea... Finally, you become oversensitive to any
criticism about your object of devotion. Your relationship with your parental religion or life philosophy can be damaged because of somereason in your childhood. You might be healed by traveling to foreign countries and deepen yourself in a specific philosophy or religionwhich you chose in life.

Chiron in Pisces
You might try to escape the life in reality being involved by drugs, alcohol, extreme religious sect etc. You can find it extremely difficult tolive in the world of forms and everyday duties, and feel even hurt by any realistic comment about what practically you should do. You canabsorb a pain of collective unconsciousness, and suffer even if you personally have no problem. You can deeply enjoy in, and heal yourself
through music.

Dragana's predictions fit very well
Arvo Part - "Spiegel im Spiegel'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtFPdBUl7XQ
Björk interviews Arvo Pärt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BVACGWgN4U

See also:
http://www.melaniereinhart.com/melanie/dragana.php
Cheiron Dutch
http://www.astrovdm.com/cheiron.htm
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MoonMagic
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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #4 - on: 14.03.2014 at 11:28 [UT] »Angi. I just bought her book too. I got the kindle version for my iPad!!! Out of curiosity, does it matter
whether you have separating aspects as well as the approaching ones? Do the separating aspects matter?
ganglion thanks. Just got home from work and am exhausted. So, will have a look on Sunday. I have a music
gig Saturday night (living in Tokyo so 9 hours ahead of gmt)

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #5 - on: 14.03.2014 at 19:05 [UT] »My husband just had his a few months ago in 5 H NmFl5 H. He said he for the first time, feel completelycontent with himself and his life. He was able to let go of his crap from his father's abuse. It was really bad

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #6 - on: 14.03.2014 at 23:01 [UT] »Quote from MoonMagic on 14.03.2014 at 11:28 [UT]:
Angi. I just bought her book too. I got the kindle version for my iPad!!! Out of curiosity, does itmatter whether you have separating aspects as well as the approaching ones? Do the separating
aspects matter?
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Gender:ganglion thanks. Just got home from work and am exhausted. So, will have a look on Sunday. I have a music gig Saturday night (living inTokyo so 9 hours ahead of gmt)

with aspects the orb is most important, but generally applying aspects are more intense than separating
aspects, but separating aspects will still be felt, especially the tighter the orb. though the most important thingis how you feel it. sometimes even wider separating aspects can be felt. there is good section on N in aspect toother planets in reinharts book so hopefully you will read up your aspects and have an idea of how much they
are a factor.
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Monty_Pythagoras

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #7 - on: 20.03.2014 at 23:27 [UT] »my chiron return was in mars in the 2nd house.

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Kate AugustMember

Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #8 - on: 21.03.2014 at 13:13 [UT] »Chiron in Pisces in the eighth here. Every day memories from my past are coming up. These are things fromlong ago and from a life and person I don't recognize - that's a good thing! I lament some of my choices,
can't believe I made them, and accept them. Between a Chiron return and Saturn slamming my moon andNeptune, I've had no choice but to get real.

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MariBSage

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #9 - on: 02.04.2014 at 15:47 [UT+1] »Quote from MoonMagic on 12.03.2014 at 13:38 [UT]:
Well, here we are almost hitting the big "50"! I don't feel old but maybe a little less agile but I do know this year and next is huge forme.
I have my Chiron conjunct my natal 7th.
I am really looking at myself hard. Trying to be honest and real. I know there are other factors in my chart pushing me to use my super
microscope (3 planets in Virgo).
I want to get the most out of this. I really want my life to have meaning and to be the best that I can be. Each of us has a different set ifvalues. So our personal best is different for each and everyone of us.

Anyway, I would love to hear any other people out there who have had a Chironic return even if it was not in Pisces but also those whohave already experienced theirs are about to. Any books you might suggest would be fab.
Blessings and Namaste to All

did not feel a big deal, our society values are major enmeshed in the super sexy.
hey MoonMagic
glad to see you,
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beyond the stars
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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #10 - on: 03.04.2014 at 19:39 [UT+1] »I had my Chiron return back in 2010-11, in late Aquarius (26˚), which natally opposes Mars e at 27˚. In mychart, Chiron aspects almost everything, either by square or opposition. So the good news is that I worked
through some lifelong issues that hounded me forever, and the bad news is the process I had to go through tofinally get past those problems. But now I have moved on and I am free of that stuff, so that's good. Theprocess is different for everyone, but it does seem like the greater the burden you're bearing, the greater theopportunity to overcome that burden, but the "opportunity" isn't going to look like much of an opportunity atthe time.
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It might seem like the pinnacle of pain. I have a friend going through his Chiron return right now, and his
issues from childhood are coming back to haunt him in the guise of special-needs students he deals with whohave some of the same problems he had when he was a child. So now he has an "opportunity" to relive the pain
he experienced as a child and cleanse that wound to the extent that that is possible. It does seem like you learn
to live with the reality that not all wounds can be thoroughly 'cleaned out' and that in fact, if there's one thing
I've brought out of the Chiron return it is the acceptance that some wounds never heal and we just find moreor less effective ways of living with the problem Chiron represents.

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Matrika Matters

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Re: Chiron in Pisces and your Return Experiences« Reply #11 - on: 04.04.2014 at 01:12 [UT+1] »Happy birthday MoonMagic, not sure of the date but 50 is a great age.
Quote from ~Angi~ on 12.03.2014 at 23:01 [UT]:Nl but my return is a few years away yet, but am still preparing for it and bought a great book called Chiron and the healing
N return.
Just picking up on snippets from this hefty book, at the N return she talks of starting to face the last half of our lives, and asking what
I too have

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journey by Melanie Reinhart. it looks at the natal position and aspects as well as thewe plan to do with it. an inner review and restructure takes place and many need to spend time alone to do this work which can beintense. with yourN in the 7th relationships of all kinds will be a factor. hopefully a healing rebirth in one or some of your relationships.

My natal Chiron is in 8H i and is the focus of a t square with Venus and Mars. Healing myself has been amajor focus for me personally since the Chiron return, I focussed more on myself than others after that return
when previously that was reversed. Particularly I unravelled a lot of confusion around my relationship with mydaughter's father that was pretty unconscious previously and came out of denial about my own family
relationships. I got real and cleared the romantic fantasies I had previously thrived on and addressed mypreviously unacknowledged personal repressed "stuff".
I know for some Chiron is still a question mark and that included for Robert Hand still in the 90's...but for me
it is certainly a major active part of my chart and for anyone involved with professional healing at any level I
think it is perhaps more relevant than for those who are not delving into others and their own psyches.
Angi That Rheinhart book is one that gets borrowed! I lent my first copy (a gift from an astrology teacher)to someone-or-other and missed it for a few years while it was unreturned and out of print...put my name on
the wait list for the recent publication and am lending it to no-one.
I had it (first edition of the book) for the Chiron return years because the NDE t square seems an important
one in my chart. My daughter's father's i Sun/Moon conjuncts my Chiron placement and certainly that
relationship was very healing for him and very wounding for me. We spend a week together every few dacades
and I get fried, he gets energized. I think we are done now after my Chiron return, I am less liable to be drawn
into the vortex.
I remember your Chiron return beyond the stars, good to hear you are out the other side of it now.
Best wishes.
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