Stelliums are formed by having three planets or more in the same sign or house. They concentrate amplified energy on the traits of that sign or house and often give an intense and singular focus to life.
They don’t always bestow genius but it is a fair analogy since persons with great ability in one specific arena often have notable lacks in other areas of their lives. Great pluses often go along with equally great minuses. Memo – you can’t have it all.
People often worry about having houses with no planets – but a chart with planets in all 12 houses (impossible anyway) would produce such a thinly scattered personality, with too many directions of interests that it would not be helpful.
Personalities in the news with stelliums interestingly enough are Blake Lively with five planets in Virgo in her 1st – and wow that is a full-on personality. The first house is to do with identity and image which she approaches in a highly Virgoan way – earthy, practical, critical, opinionated.
She is facing up to Justin Baldoni over sexual harassment issues and he is giving as good as he gets. He has four planets in intense, emotional Scorpio (three in is financial second house) – money will be a great motivator but in addition Scorpio takes badly to being attacked and will rarely give up without a fight back.
Leo di Caprio also has a stellium of three Scorpio planets which rules money and sex in his 2nd house – wealthy with a constantly revolving romantic life.
Another Virgo stellium is Jada Pinkett Smith, 18 September 1971 12.38 pm Baltimore, Maryland, with Mercury, Moon, Sun, Pluto, three in her 10th and one in 9th – very career and outer oriented.
This is similar to having an upper hemisphere chart where the focus is on work and outer activities rather than personal and subjective ones. A left hand chart will be more independent. A right hand chart will be more relationship-oriented.
[Sorry best I can do for now – in a scramble – all astro comments or personal examples welcome]
Actor/comedian Suzy Eddie Izzard has a stellium in Aquarius. Maybe some crazy/difficult years ahead for her with Pluto going over all those planets.
She was recently in Netflix’s ‘Kaos’, playing one of the 3 Fates – Lachesis iirc, which was great fun. Then Netflix cancelled the show, even though it was popular and had a following.
I’m interested in the charts of comedians (they have intriguing and often quite challenging astrology), but the sign of Aquarius is often occupied, particularly in the natal astrology of ‘stand-ups’. One of the reasons for this is that Aquarius has the ability to take an outsider’s view and therefore can see the absurdity of human behaviour as well as societal norms – but it also occurs to me that Aquarius rules the legs or calves!
Like Nick Cave, Gordon Ramsay has a stellium in Virgo of Mars/Pluto/Uranus/Moon. All that high intensity Virgo energy is very apparent in his demeanour and the way he approaches his work – the stellium is opposed by Saturn in Pisces. Mars in Virgo is actually very competent, highly efficient in the kitchen, I’ve found.
Nick Cave, who Marjorie detailed last August, has 5 planets in Virgo – a wide Mercury/Moon/Pluto stellium in the early part and Sun-Mars at the end.
On his appearance on Desert Island Discs he says “says the death of his two sons made him realise that art was not everything, and that responsibility to his wife and family now drive him.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0lz69ndnreo
My Cancer Venus is at 6 degrees, my Cancer Saturn at 15, and my Cancer Moon at 19. Even using systems that use tons of asteroids or other calculated points (e.g. the Nodes; Lilith), I have nothing in Capricorn. Pluto in Capricorn was difficult although not without its high points (which also presented their own challenges). All three of my children (all girls) were born with Pluto in Capricorn (2012, 2017, 2022). I also spent a lot of time in therapy, both couples and solo, during that period.
I would say that I’m pretty Piscean as well. While my only classical placement is Mars in Pisces, I also have my Descendant, (Black Moon) Lilith, and Vesta there, too. I’ve gotten really into meditation over the past couple of years (really starting during the pandemic but with great(er) consistency since 2023). I’ve also gotten back into vision work (clairvoyance/clairaudience) that used to come really easily to me as a kid, but was something I shrugged off in my teens.
Grateful for the path.
I generally lurk here and don’t post often but I learn so much from Marjorie and all of you commenting here. It’s greatly appreciated.
Thanks for this Marjorie.
I agree with your comments. I sometimes think that “successful” people tend to be obsessive which is reflected in their charts. For their own sakes one hopes that they have other outlets for their energies.
For myself, my stellium is balanced by sun trine Saturn and by a moon inconjunct the stellium.
I think it’s interesting to see the difference it makes to stellium planets according to their house placements. I have four planets in a Gemini stellium, and my Moon, Uranus and Mars in Gemini are close together in my 11th house of groups. These planets were all above the horizon and I expressed their dynamic energy in a creative activities community project that one astrologer said was like a firework display. This project attracted a lot of public attention.The other planet in this Gemini stellium is Saturn and this is further away in the hidden 12th house. I’ve always been grateful for the stability it has offered me and I’ve worked in secluded places such as in psychiatric hospitals in communication roles and behind the scenes as a writer, and doing research in libraries. Thanks to everyone for sharing your own experiences of stelliums.
What kind of traits do you are the result of your Moon in Gemini?
I’ve always felt nourished by books. I had a very disruptive childhood as a refugee and our family kept moving to different war zones. I found reading a wonderful escape and later became a writer, researcher and transcriber for an international archive as well as doing research for family history. I passed on my love of books to all my four children as a mother. As a therapist in hospital and community projects I was able to help the patients feel helped by creative writing sessions I introduced for them. Thank you for asking!
Thank you so much! Gemini Moon can be one of the significators of absent parents during childhood – either really absent or felt absent.
It might speak of a mother who was curious, intelligent, who nurtured those traits in yourself, also communicative, brainy, intellectual.
It can also give you a youthful appearance. With this placement you could very easily not look your age – you could look much younger.
I hadn’t heard that before….”Gemini Moon can be one of the significators of absent parents during childhood – either really absent or felt absent”…..can I invite you to expand on that a bit further? Like Rohana, I, too, have a Gemini moon (8th H) and also moved a lot as a child, but I wasn’t aware of the potential relationship to absent parents with this placement.
Thank you for your insights, too, El Aznar. My mother was an orphan and when I was 14 I was sent to boarding school in England and didn’t see my mother again for two years. She was an intelligent kindly artistic woman but lacked confidence after many harrowing experiences in the war. My father worked for what was the Colonial service and was very conservative in outlook. Our family were estranged from the extended family as my English grandmother married an Austrian during World War 1 so I had no close relatives apart from two brothers who lived far from me. I left the school when I was 17 while my parents went back to live in Hong Kong and I went to live in London to train with a publisher. So my childhood homes were always disappearing (I also have Neptune on the IC).
It is interesting that you mention Gemini Moons often have a youthful appearance as I’m presently caring for my disabled husband and the therapists and doctors all think I’m his daughter even though I’m four months older than him! So you were spot on there!
Ava,
Gemini Moon can mean that the parents did not have the time for the child, they had to work or they couldn’t or they didn’t want to build a real emotional relationship with the child.
I have no stellums but both my kids do and their dad has one as well—he has 5 planets in his including his sun.
Fishy business going into this new year with a transiting Pisces stellium for everyone. At the moment there’s just Nodes, Venus, Saturn and Neptune. Maybe Neptune travelling with the Nodes ramps it up a bit with all things Pisces capturing our attention? Since Neptune is getting ready to leave its home sign, I wonder if that intensifies it? February’s New Moon in Pisces brings Sun, Moon, Mercury, Saturn, Neptune, and Nodes – so if the Nodes serve as a collective symbol of “the people”, we may all notice it, or hear it in some beautiful music, one way or another?
Chopin, 1 March 1810, had Sun,Venus and Pluto in Pisces – a potentially steamy chart with much fire and water. For me, his beautiful, emotional music evokes the best of Pisces somehow.
And re classical music, I was interested to see these Pisces stelliums:
Handel – Sun, Moon, Neptune (Handel’s Water Music?!)
Ravel – Sun, Moon, Mercury – the romance of Bolero
Rimsky-Korsakov – Sun, Moon, Mercury, Jupiter – Scheherazade, fairy-tale enchantress and weaver of alluring stories
And Vivaldi, if you count the ASC/DEC axis, which I do. I know Pisces and Neptune have an affinity with the Arts in general but I feel music is their natural home. Poor Chopin, his music is beautiful yes, but melancholic; anyone who has had depression and hears his music instinctively ‘knows’ he has been there.
Yes, Vivaldi too. I also like to include the Asc/Desc, but am a bit wary too since we don’t always know how accurate birth time is. Pisces/Neptune does have an affinity with the Arts as you say – bringing out the dreamy, imaginative side of the collective? One of the best ways to communicate emotions, yet with a precise mathematical base. Also Taurus crops up quite a bit with music, Taurus ruling the voice and throat, Venus having her artistic side?
Be interesting to see how the transiting Pisces stelliums manifest around us anyway.
‘am a bit wary too since we don’t always know how accurate birth time is’ yes you are right and am unsure of the accuracy of birth times that far back other than royalty who had it recorded, so lets say Vivaldi is a ‘maybe’ Yes, to me Pisces is the most adept at the alchemy of turning emotions into music, and accessing those collective feelings, but I am sure a painter or writer or photographer would feel the same for their form, I feel like I need to look into this properly and see if any sign stands out for different art forms..
I would like to see if there is a pattern of Taurus stelliums for singing, its physical and intimate in a way that other music making is not. Can I ask, do you use particular Astrology software? you always have such interesting comments packed full of connections so I assumed you found a way to filter known charts for similar aspects etc. If you are doing it by hand I have no idea how! I only knew Vivaldi was fishy from looking at his chart a while ago.
Hi Marie – thanks for the compliment! No, no software is involved with my connections, just random rummaging! For the classical composer examples I went with how the music made me feel, and a few titles I knew. I grew up with lots of classical music around, with two close relatives in the profession, and studied the piano for years myself. I’d been mulling over the transiting Pisces stellium, then Marjorie posted this fascinating piece.
I did wonder about Debussy, with the obvious watery example of La Mer. His stellium is Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn in Virgo. He had a Leo Venus trine Neptune – romantic – and Chiron in Pisces opposing that Mercury. So maybe pairs of signs are also significant?
I can’t seem to reply to your later comment, I am always interested in the way someone follows a logical line, how their brain ticks, so thanks for the context!
Regarding Debussy, I had a look for Pisces type energy contacts; he wrote La Mer 1903-5 and was going through one of the mid life crisis transits – Neptune square Neptune, natally he has a 12th house (considered Neptunian) Venus and Neptune opposite Jupiter means that the Neptune energy was possibly ramped up? I can’t talk confidently about opposite sign relations, but music making can use Pisces and Virgo energy well with the maths of octaves etc.
Thanks Marie for the Debussy information. Really thought provoking.
Regarding how people’s brains tick – I’m dyslexic, so sometimes I go off at a tangent and am never certain where it might lead! In the physical world, this explains my hobby of getting lost.
I’m also wondering about Neptune as a higher octave of Venus, Moon, and Jupiter. Not that it doesn’t have its own vibrations and meanings too. But somewhere these could factor in a Pisces stellium, for instance. Also, I think Marjorie has noted Neptune appearing in scientific or mathematical people’s charts – which makes a connection with music too. Not sure where that is in the archives here.
Interesting I have sun, moon and mercury in Pisces all in second house. While I love classical music especially I don’t play an instrument but I an very artistic by way of both parents and married to a music director of a youth orchestra so music all around
@jane
Very interesting. I have a sun moon and mercury all in Pisces second house all in final degrees of Pisces while I love classical music, I don’t play an instrument but I am artistic by way of both parents and married to a music director of a youth orchestra so lots of music around
Thanks Anita – I’m curious about how stelliums (amongst other things) work out for people, and how individuals express the themes in their charts accordingly. Sometimes it’s an obvious career path, other times a passion or hobby. Creative people can seem to channel a particular theme through novels, paintings, or acting. I remembered Scorpio Picasso, his obsession with bull imagery, and his stellium of Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Pluto and Chiron in Taurus!
I have a stellium in Leo Mercury/Mars conjunction with Mars loosely in conjunction with Pluto with Pluto/Sun conjunction. The Pluto/Sun conjunction straddles my IC. Plus the NN in Leo. I remember years ago having a phone consultation with an American Astrologer author. Who told me that I should have been an Actress – err No! The would be the last thing I personally would want to be.
Planets within stelliums also form midpoints. So you can also use Ebertin’s
interretations for midpts formed within the stellium.
Thanks for reminding me of this, Martha. Midpoints are very revealing.
What if I have a 6 planet stellium like Lively or a 5 Planet stellium like Baldoni? For Lively break her stellium down to two stelliums of 3 planets,
example, Mars-Sun-Venus and Venus-Merc-Moon or a scrambled 3 plaent version. Then use the reference book I posted for interps, good & bad.
For Baldoni’s 5 planet stellium, break it down to two groups, eg, Pluto-Moon-Mars and Moon-Mars-Saturn or a mix of 3 planets.
Again, the book is called “Planets inn Containment which interprets
3 planet stelliums.
A good interpretive book for stelliums is “PLANETS IN CONTAINMENT: A Study
of Combinations”. It interprets 3 planet stelliums giving the good and the
bad characteristics. Each of the 10 planets, Asc, & MH, takes a turn at
being at the center position of the 3 bodied stellium. Examples include,
Sun-Asc-Moon’ Sun-MH-Moon; Moon-Merury-Sun; Venus-Mars-Sun…..
hundreds of 3 planet stelliums…..all the way down to the last one,
Pluto-MH-Neptune. The Node is not included but you can add your own
interp for it, or any asteroids or Transnep, BML, Eris etc. in the stellium.
Autors of the book are Sandbach & Ballard. Their book is destined to become a classic in chart interpretation.
Thanks for the recommend Martha!
Martha, I also thought about this book and pulled it out for review. It’s definitely an interesting concept and the authors present some thoughtful interpretations. But I think it’s important to note that their only focus is on the order of planets in a chart. They do not factor in signs, houses, or proximity of the planets, the usual things I associate with a stellium.
Hello Kathy
My sun sign is Libra Moon Sagittarius Birth year 1947. Why do you want to know ??
Hi Mary
I have a Leo ASC too, with a stellium of Mars, Venus, Uranus sitting on it, and a Sag Moon like you. My Sun is Gemini. I have a creative profession as well. Some energetic similarities is what I was sensing. Thanks for your reply.
I have a stellium in Virgo of Mercury, Venus, Pluto (all 3 conjunct) and Sun. Depending on house system, late 1st house and 2nd. I have always made my living as a writer, first in high tech and eventually/now in medical writing (researching in medical journals, clinical studies, etc) in support of getting new drugs onto the market. The Mercury Pluto aids deep research, sextile Neptune (drugs). Other than Mars in Taurus in my 10th, my planets are all in the 1st, 2nd, and 4th houses, so alas pretty Me-focused. Leo Moon conjunct Ascendant and Uranus needs some creative outlet, but the Virgo kinda dominates.
Les,
Virgo-Libra stellium here, too. Mercury, Pluto, and Uranus are in the 3rd, conjunct Jupiter on the cusp of the 4th + 9th house, North Node. No surprise, I am in academia, reading and writing for a living.
My daughter has a 7-house stellium in Leo. She is young but always loved to do things with others and resented individual work. It seems like stelliums have a clear message…
I have a stelium of Venus, Sun, Mercury in Aquarius in the 10th. In 6th house are Neptune and Jupiter with two asteroids, Chiron and Juno in Libra. Another Lilith also in 6th is in Scorpio. Do they count? I notice they’re mentioned increasingly in astrological writings but how important are they?
I’m a Sun Cap with stellium in Sagittarius (7) Virgo (6) Pisces (5) Capricorn (4) Gemini (4)
It’s very confusing being me!
Your total is 26. There are 10 ‘planets’ we look at.
I’m including asteroids – controversial perhaps.
Today is Justin Baldoni’s birthday – just saw that by chance. I thought he was Virgo (for some reason), not Aquarius.
Justin has transit Neptune square natal Venus. That is trouble with women and money. It is the aspect I asked about a while ago, and we shall see what happens once Neptune is in Aries.
Does the reverse hold true? That is female having issues with men? Or it would still be issue with women?
I would say no: for women too those should be issues with other women, represented by Venus. And Venus is also the mundane ruler of money. That’s how I see it.
With Neptune involved one can also be victim of fraud, money vanishing, disappearing, maybe also cheating.
I once read, and it stuck with me – that those with 3 or more planets in the same sign behave more like the opposite sign of the stellium.
That’s interesting, I wonder what happens when you have 3 and 4 planets in two opposing signs, like I do!
My stellium is in Leo. I would agree with that. My career was Aquarian, must interest are more Aquarian than Leo and I have no desire to be an extrovert of gad about town.
I think I once read a book that stellium has to be 3 or more planets in a sign and they all conjunct? I have 4 planets + SS node in Sag but they are conjunct in 2 by 2 with moon around the mid point spread across 2 houses. My 3 Aries planets again is not tight conjunct (8 degree orb, with a midpoint mercury), again spread out in 2 houses. It is not something that jump out my chart when look at.
I think I’ve bumped onto something like that too. It is not enough that planets are in the same sign – they have to have a certain angular distance between them.
I have a stellium of 5 planets (Jupiter, Moon, Mars, Saturn and North Node) in Leo 5th house.
Thanks Marjorie. Great post as always! There’s a lot of us stellium folk out there, huh?
I have my sun and 3 planets in Aquarius in my 2nd house…still waiting to strike it rich! Ha
It’s very heartening to read other people’s experiences of living under a stellium. Thank you all for sharing. My daughter too has a stellium in Taurus in her 5th. So we are like astrological mirrors to each other: my Leo 2nd to her Taurus 5th (including Sun conj Algol). We are indeed both pretty fixed which also has its pluses and minuses.
I have a stellium in my natal chart. My Sun, Mercury (which is retrograde), and my Venus (which is also retrograde) are in my 5th House of Aries.
I am interested in what the Astrological consensus is on if angles and nodes count as a stellium? I have seen several people over the years who behave in stellium like ways, but with only 2 planets and an angle or a planet angle and node. I would have to go back and check their charts as maybe it’s the house that contributes to the zoned in focus, I know two of them had a 1st and 10th house ‘stellium’
Concerning the Baldoni and Lively situation, although I dont doubt the the stregnth of resolve from Lively’s Virgo stellium (all Earth stelliums will dig in!) and also reading around feel she has been mistreated, rightly wants to make a point, and I don’t want to take away from her autonomy as a woman, but this feels like a Scorpio proxy war between TWO Scorpio stellium men – Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively’s husband Ryan Reynolds. Reynolds got involved early on when the wheels started coming off in a way that could be interpreted as crossing a line in production etiquette.
Good question! My personal experience would say yes.
MC at 0 Scorpio with Jup and N. Node end of 9th house in Libra and Neptune in 10th at 2 Scorpio.
IC at 0 Taurus with S. Node at 28 Aries, Moon at 29 and Mars at 22 Aries… all just at end of 3rd house.
This crazy, intense configuration feels like a “do or die life”, for sure.
Everything matters, all the time. A good sense of humour helps!!
rest of the chart is sort of a Splash… thank goodness, I’d say!
Hi Sandra, have you looked into ‘see-saw’ chart configerations? it sounds like that could apply to you as well.
Regarding the Earth signs digging in: Scorpio is also known precisely for not letting go or budging.
That’s what Candace Owens says. It’s all about Ryan Reynolds.
that was a reply to Marie, not sure why it ended up here
Stellium in Scorpio, 3rd house. Blessing and a curse.
I recall Marjorie telling me that I had 6 planets (or 4?) in Scorp. Kind of fixed, eh?
Yep. My mental processes are stubborn, repetitive, intrusive and hard to shift. I have a Capricorn friend though with Neptune, Moon, Mars, Saturn in Scorpio (I’m one of these annoying women who have male friends) and we get on very well. Scorpions are also very loyal creatures.
It is odd, for me, that I get along better with the dom in a lesbian marriage than with single straight women (esp here in Seattle). Why is that? Such have been the connexions that the sub lashes out in anger and jealousy. The friendship is lost.
Perhaps such relationships have a particular intensity, high drama and exclusivity to them? I have no experience of bdsm relationships. Some enmeshed, codependent or trauma-bonded couples can embody the ‘karpman drama triangle’ in the way they operate. A third party can get used so that the couple can reenact the drama and jealousy involving a third person feeds into that. Best to walk away.
Three planet Stellium in Sagittarius probably in the First House (time of birth near dawn but not exact) including Sun/Saturn conjunction to within less than a degree which is both a burden and a blessing.Chart left side dominant with 6 planets above the horizon and 4 below (including the stellium). Planets in masculine and feminine signs evenly split. Four planets fire, three water, two earth and one air. Six planets mutable, three fixed and one cardinal. The lights fall in the 1st (Sun) and 10th (Moon).
That’s interesting Hugh, I too have a three planet Stellium in Sagittarius, Sun/Saturn conjunction, 3 degrees apart for me, as you say Hugh a burden and a blessing, especially as Saturn also closely conjuncts my Venus in Capricorn in the 12th. The other planet in the Stellium is Mercury conjunct my MC, but quite a distance from the Sun/Saturn, the Venus in Capricorn seems more part of the Stellium than the Mercury though technically it is not. They are all in the 11th House, but the Saturn, as it is in such a late degree (almost 28) would be considered 12th House according to traditional astrology.
I think it explains my interests in history, communication, travel and adventure, important parts of my life.
I have Mercury, Uranus and the Sun in Leo/8th House and Pluto, Venus and my Ascending Node in Virgo/9th house. The majority of my planets are on the upper portion of my chart.
Both my niece (my brother’s) and a nephew’s (a first cousin’s) have a chart that is predominantly above the horizon.
I essentially told both sets of parents that I expect both of them to have a minimal home life, with most of their lives outside the home.
I have 7 planets above the horizon; 3 below.
But, I love being at home. Love it. I’ve always thought that had more to do with essentially being quite introverted.
I’d be interested in which planets you have below the horizon and specifically if you have any either conjunct your IC/nadir or in your fourth house.
Mars in 1st, Saturn in 3rd – widely conjunct the IC (7 degrees), and moon in the 6th.
No planets in the 4th.
I realised after I posted my comment that I am actually away from home a lot (staying with friends, for example). I like very much being indoors, alone, being solitary, but not necessarily in my own home.
I recently stayed for a week with an adult granddaughter who has most planets in the 4th quadrant. Her and her husband’s home was so calm and relaxing to be in.
I don’t think no planets in an area means no action there. Just no issues. Does anyone else have thoughts about that?
With stellium in Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Leo, Virgo, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces I thank the stars that I’ve had the wonderful Marjorie unravel what it all means for me !
I have a Mars, Mercury Pluto in Virgo in the 9th linking to MC, Sun, Uranus, Moon in Libra in the 10th. That’s 6 planets and the MC within 30 degrees.
I’m the graceful swan who is paddling madly beneath the surface.
My daughter is a dental surgeon with stellium of Node-Mars-Uranus-Venus
square Saturn. Mars-Uranus gives surgery. The stellium is in Scorpio,
sign of surgery. Node is the group of surgeons she belongs to i.e.
Dental Association of Surgeons. Saturn rules teeth of her patients.
Venus opp Jupiter restores beauty to her patients teeth.
I have a Mercury, Mars, Pluto conjunction in Virgo in the third house, along with Sun conjunct Uranus and IC in Libra in the third. Scattered/anxious is how you can describe me -unless I am really interested then there can be intense focus. I’ve been told I write well, but sometimes have trouble getting thoughts to paper. There is a lot of mental activity that can be overwhelming.
Hello Jessica astro twin! I share the Mercury, Mars, Pluto conjunction in Virgo and Sun Uranus in Libra – I’ve just posted a comment above.
I find these placements mentally very overwhelming and taxing too. I’ve been unwell at times with insomnia, anxiety and anger issues although I do manage it all better now that I don’t work as much. Uranus on the sun flies in the face of the practical and meticulous life that Virgo dearly wants – they do like to fight with each other!
Are you a 1970 birthday?
Hello Astro-twin! Very nice to meet you. Yes, I am October 6, 1970. You put that all very well how the independence of the Sun/Uranus in Libra fights with practicality of the Virgo conjunctions. Insomnia and anxiety for sure.
I’m 1st Oct 1790! We’ll also share the Scorpio elements, which brings another layer of intensity.
The Sun Uranus is in my 10th so I work for myself. I can’t tolerate a regular schedule like 9 to 5 job, I did it for years and felt unbearably trapped. I’m a bookkeeper now, which brings in the meticulous, Virgo detail oriented stuff and, being self employed, makes it work better for me.
Best wishes x
I have a stellium in Leo on the ascendant and also a stellium in Scorpio…
Artistic and creative and I try my best to be kind generous and good person
Trouble is, I am outspoken and don’t always know when to keep my mouth shut !!
Hi Mary I’’m curious if your Moon is Scorpio, what is your Sun and birth year?❤️
Thank you Marjorie!
Are transits with “stellums” meaningful too?
My Leo stellium (Sun, Mars, Pluto conj with Venus conj Jupiter also in Leo) falls across my 2nd and 3rd houses with Saturn in Scorpio in 5th square the Venus/Jupiter. I have always been independent and was often described by workplace colleagues as ‘intense’. I am largely retired now but I mostly lived out my third house earning little as an English editor and translator (invisible work). Also fits with my Sag/Gem 6th/12th house Nodes. The 2nd house part I have expressed by living well on a small budget. I mostly eschew designer brands and seem to be lucky in finding bargains. I have the greatest difficulty selling anything even on 2nd hand/recycling platforms. So commerce is not my forte. I avoid risk as far as possible but that is probably because of my anxious Pluto conjunct most of the stellium. I also have great difficulty with artistic expression, also due to the Saturn ‘not-good-enough’ effect. I try all kinds of artistic forms of expression and mostly give up because I see no progress in my development. Perhaps I am too impatient. I stopped acting due to stage fright and started directing which was a lot less stressful for me and somewhat rewarding (my productions won a few festival prizes back in the day). On the positive side a stellium gives a penetrating mind and perseverance, on the negative side I sometimes feel I live my life under a stone. Plagued by indecision and self doubt and frustrated by my limited range of abilties. People feel that frustration and then see you as intimidating. Even though it’s not about them at all.
I have stellum in 3rd house in Taurus; I am almost Cilian’s Murphy twin, but birn a day later. South Node, the Moon, Jupiter ( 11 and 14 degrees) , Pallas 22 Deg. Mercury 26 , Venus 29, Vesta 29, plus IC 4 Gemini and The Sun 5 Gemini.
I am capable of many things in daily life, language and academically. But probably resistant to change and definitely stubborn. Eye rolling definitely like Cilians’s, same with subtitles on my face hahaha.
I have most of my planets falling to the right side and a stellium in my 6th house with mars, mercury Saturn and moon on the cusp with Lilith and vertex also.