Astrology is an intricate discipline, akin to an onion with numerous layers, which we endeavor to unpack in this discourse. A central theme of our conversation revolves around the multifaceted nature of gender expression as it relates to astrological placements. We meticulously delineate the steps necessary to ascertain the gender status of a planet, emphasizing the importance of comprehending one's birth chart to unlock deeper insights into personal identity and existential purpose. Furthermore, we explore the complexities faced by individuals whose gender identities do not align with societal norms, particularly in the context of contemporary discussions surrounding gender fluidity and expression. Our aim is to foster a greater understanding of these dynamics, which can often lead to frustration and confusion, and to illustrate how astrological insights can serve as a guiding light in navigating such challenges.
Takeaways:
Astrology is a complex discipline, akin to an onion, possessing multiple layers that require exploration.
In determining the gender status of a planet, one must meticulously follow a series of established steps.
Understanding one's birth chart necessitates the assimilation of numerous rules and steps for accurate interpretation.
The discourse emphasizes the importance of gender expression in contemporary society, particularly regarding transgender issues.
We acknowledge the historical challenges faced by individuals in expressing their true gender identity openly and without fear.
The discussion highlights the interplay between masculine and feminine qualities in astrological contexts, influencing personal expression.
In the beginning, I said that astrology is like an onion possessing many layers.
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In this brief breakdown of determining gender status of a planet, it took four steps.
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There are many rules and steps you must learn and take when trying to determine the placements, meaning in your birth chart.
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You know, hopefully, you know, this helps you guys figure out a little bit more about, you know, figure out a little bit more on why you down here in the first place.
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Yeah.
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And also, I guess, you know, helps anyone out there, like, kind of accept, you know, because, like, like, gender expression, I think, can be a little, like, difficult sometimes.
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You know, like, especially, you know, we see it now a lot with, like, transgender and, you know, basically, like, you.
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You're born a specific gender, but you don't feel like that.
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Right.
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And it could be very frustrating.
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It could be very frustrating.
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And so, I mean, I guess, you know, we're technically advancing a little bit because now it's kind of becoming, you know, people are being more open about this, but, like, decades ago, that wasn't always the case.
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So, you know, someone could be born, you know, a male and feel like a female their entire life, or someone could be born a female and feel like a male their entire life, and they couldn't really express themselves about it.
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And it was a very frustrating thing, or it is a very frustrating thing.
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You know, also another example, you know, like, there's, like, certain relationships where, you know, like, and I've seen this, like, on TV and stuff where, you know, a girl will fall in love with a guy, and, you know, that.
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That.
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That guy who's.
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Who's a.
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Who's a male, masculine, will express, you know, himself in a very.
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Either shy way or in a very, you know, having, like, feminine qualities in a way.
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And then you see, like, I don't know, like, the friends or whatever, like, ganging up on the girl.
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Like, why would you.
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You know, why are you up.
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Why are you even sweating this guy that, like, you know, is not being, you know, quote unquote, manly or whatever?
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You got me.
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So.
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So that in itself.
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Yeah, go ahead.
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Well, I was just gonna.
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As you was talking, I was gonna say.
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I did say.
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What would be an expression of a feminine planet and extreme masculine conditions?
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Well, what would happen if you have a feminine planet in feminine conditions, for instance, or masculine planet in feminine and masculine conditions?
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You can have.
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What if you have a masculine planet extremely masculinized.
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Right.
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Then you become the.
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Like, a macho man.
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Yes, you could.
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You could.
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You could be the show off.
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You could be the one that goes, you know, gotta have the big truck.
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The man's.
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Yeah, the man's man.
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Yeah.
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Yes, but you also do want a planet in.
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In.
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Like, for instance, you would like Venus in a feminine sign and feminine because it gives Venus more of the ability to do Venus things.
