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Memberdreams and astrology« on: 01.04.2011 at 13:09 [UT+1] »Can one gain insight into dreams by looking at the astrological transits at the time a dream occurs? I
understand that admin does not want us to discuss particular dreams. That's understandable, I guess. But theastrological chart and transits pertain to the psyche and so do dreams. Just wondering how they connect.

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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #1 - on: 01.04.2011 at 16:23 [UT+1] »B , I , or J transiting eighth or twelfth houses, would affect dreams, I'd imagine. Conceivably M as well, but
probably only in conjunction with one of the first three planets.

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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #2 - on: 01.04.2011 at 16:45 [UT+1] »Transits of Uranus, Jupiter or Neptune thru the 8th or 12, esp. as they make aspects to personal planets wouldgenerate many dreams.

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I think the dreams would take on the "theme" of the aspect it makes!
So if the planet makes positive aspects, the dreams might be more positive and happy.
And of course, if the aspects are negative, they could be very disturbing.
But remember what dreams are.
They are either subliminal thoughts of current issues, issues from the past with no closure, desires or fears
clothed in the costume of dream, or thoughts one does not want to think about during the day.
They can also be prophetic....that would only be true if the rest of the chart supported this. - although one canhave 'transittory' power of prophesy or deep intuition.
Keep track of your dreams, and keep track of the transits.
If you tend to have recurring dreams, they may be Moon inspired....which may recur monthly when the moonmakes recurring aspects in your chart! Again, if you really want to make this a project, it would make a goodone.
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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #3 - on: 02.04.2011 at 16:09 [UT+1] »If anybody wants to read about the similar dreams I've compared so far, I can post or message them. I've
done comparisons of 4 separate sets of dreams I've had.
I've only really looked at the moon. What I've seen as possible indicators of recurring themes are
the moon being at the same position in the zodiac during each dreampossibly the moon being in related (opposite, square) positions of the zodiac
the transiting moon making the same aspect to a certain transiting planet during each dream. So if you
have a repeating theme in love dreams, maybe look at the moon's position relative to Venus for eachdream's event chart.

Why does the admin not want us to discuss particular dreams?
Remember to record the time when you wake up! Also, it's good to get up either the first or second time you
awaken otherwise you'll only recall vague elements of several different dreams. Stay lying but open your eyes
so you don't fall back to sleep.

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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #4 - on: 03.04.2011 at 13:37 [UT+1] »[quote author=three ]Quote:Can one gain insight into dreams by looking at the astrological transits at the time a dream occurs?

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Quote:I understand that admin does not want us to discuss particular dreams

I think the thread in question was only about dreams and did not refer to any astrological content,
correspondences and/or significance with them. The Astro. com forums are for discussing astrology. For thisreason alone it was closed.
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But the astrological chart and transits pertain to the psyche and so do dreams. Just wondering how they connect.

Simply by placing astrological symbolism to the dream content.
E.g. water= water signs = emotional expression,
fire= energy,structure, buildings, authority figures = Saturn or Capricorn,
Transport = 3rd house,etc.etc.
So, if like me, you often dream of losing your car because you forgot where you had left it, and a policeman
comes up to tell you it's in the next street where it is being looked after by a 10 foot Merman, look see whatMars(car), Saturn(policeman) and Neptune(Merman) are doing in your chart that transiting Moon is
unconsciously attempting to reveal to you.
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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #5 - on: 03.04.2011 at 14:06 [UT+1] »Friesiangal, what planet would you associate with a dog?

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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #6 - on: 03.04.2011 at 23:50 [UT+1] »Quote from a chair on 03.04.2011 at 14:06 [UT+1]:
Friesiangal, what planet would you associate with a dog?

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Gender:I think a lot would depend upon the circumstances in which the dog appears in the dream. Is it friendly orfierce; a protector or attacker? Does it represent the beast in one's self or the part of one's nature that acts as
one's 'best friend'?
Small animals are represented by the 6th house. Yet 'the animal instinct' could be attributed to a lower
vibration of Aries-Mars from which the human spirit attempts to rise and free itself. This duality culminates andis felt most in Sagittarius, the symbol of which is the lower animal half in contact with the ground (physicalmatter), with the upper 'human' half reaching for the vastness of the open sky (spiritual growth).
Hypothetically, a dog could even represent something Jupitarian (horse and hounds)......or, for that matter,any planet that tends to remain 'basic' of nature.
You might find it of interest to Google 'Tarot- Dog' because the dog features in 2 cards of the Major Arcarna
Tarot deck and on a 3rd minor card in the very popular Rider-Waite version. Different explanations are offered
for its presence and meaning, ranging from fear to caution to reasoning, to which you can apply an astrologicalsymbol as befits the (actions of the) dog in your dream(s).

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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #7 - on: 06.04.2011 at 17:51 [UT+1] »Dogs are small domestic animals represented by Mercury.
But the dog as a symbol is one of loyalty and friendship.
If a dog 'turns on you' in a dream it may be symbolic of a breaking friendship or of feeling betrayed.
Posts: 17033" if like me, you often dream of losing your car because you forgot where you had left it, and a policeman
comes up to tell you it's in the next street where it is being looked after by a 10 foot Merman, look see whatMars(car), Saturn(policeman) and Neptune(Merman) are doing in your chart that transiting Moon is
unconsciously attempting to reveal to you."
Funny.
Aside from the Merman part...LOL....I have the lost care dream a lot. Maybe it's because my car is an extensionof myself which I think is unusual for a woman...but I guess it's my Gemini planets....
plus I have Saturn squ. Mars and I think I fear the loss of mobility.....
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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #8 - on: 07.04.2011 at 00:28 [UT+1] »I am aware that a dog can symbolize loyalty. It symbolizing friendship fits two of my dreams.
I looked at the tarot deck and saw the dog present in The Fool and The Moon (dogs howl at night) and read
what wikipedia said about their meanings. There is one dog dream that may have concerned animal instincts
and two that may have concerned foolishness.
I didn't see any common pattern involving Mercury, Mars, or Jupiter for my dog dreams though.
I saw an Aries MC and a Scorpio moon for the one that seemed to involve sexual instincts.
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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #9 - on: 08.04.2011 at 03:50 [UT+1] »Here's something I just noticed but that seems strongly supported by the data currently in my AstroDataBank.
When I wake up from a dream suddenly (and often emotionally), the time of awakening is after the moon has
made a significant aspect. The moon is a degree or two past.
I don't know why this would be. It would make more sense to me if the the gap were smaller since the moontakes hours to move one or two degrees.
Wow, I think this is the first time I've ever felt like an astrologist! I'm so used to making false, barely
supported attributions and then correcting myself later!
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Re: dreams and astrology« Reply #10 - on: 04.08.2011 at 22:44 [UT+1] »After reading most of The Astrology of Fate I had a dream that I had cut off my leg because I hated it. I stitched on a new one
and it wasn't compatible and it started to turn blue and I needed to go to the hospital. Astrology wise I have Pluto conjunct my5th house trining Saturn on my Ascendant, sextile my Sun and trine Chiron. The Pluto transits are positive on that side, buttransiting Saturn is still making its long journey across my natal Pluto. I remember reading something by Greene which said
that Pluto transits often deal with all the experiences and losses from early childhood that have not been dealt with, and they
are about reclaiming what we have lost.
I dreamt of my father's death a year before he died and remember in my dream that my family were tied to chairs and theirmouths were taped, and in the middle my father was hanging above us dead. I later had transiting Pluto square my Sun andtransiting Saturn through the 8th house opposite Pluto. I think the heavy transits gave me a sense that something
overpowering was coming and I would be powerless to do anything to change the event.
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