These people are quick to speak and even quicker to think. And as soon as they’ve dazzled others with their wit, they’re on to the next project. Having a Gemini stellium in your birth chart can lead to cross-social alliances but be careful not to let its deceitful influence get the best of you.
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What is the best way to tell whether I have a stellium?
You’ll need to map your birth chart online to see whether you have a stellium (the AstroTwins offer a helpful birth chart generator on their website!) to see if you have one. You’ll need the date, time (to the minute), and location of your birth to do so.
When you’ve gathered all of the information you’ll need, plug it into the generator, and you’ll have your birth chart in no time. Determine which of the houses your planets belong to. A stellium is defined as three or more planets snuggled in one home. Then check to see if you have three or more planets in one of the zodiac signs. That, too, is a stellium!
Is a stellium an uncommon mineral?
If you’ve ever encountered someone with a powerful personality who appears to have all of the qualities of one sign, they may have been born with a stellium. It may seem terrible, but it is truly unique and quite unusual.
What is the definition of a real stellium?
In the birth chart, a stellium is a grouping of three or more planets. They come together to produce a sort of super planet that acts as a single force. The planets are all in the same zodiac sign in this pattern. It’s commonly believed that we are born with all 12 zodiac signs, but a strong stellium is the most powerful.
Are there three or four planets in a stellium?
A stellium, also known as a satellitium in older types of astrology, is simply a grouping of three (or four, if the moon or sun are included) or more planets in a single sign or house.
Does stellium count if it’s rising?
A stellium is a grouping of three or more planets that appears in a person’s birth chart. These three planets, plus one, must all be in the same house and sign. These planets may or may not be in conjunction, however this is not usually the case.
Some astrologers disagree with this description, but it is one of the more frequently accepted ideas, and I have found enough evidence in my experience to support the theory that stellium energy is created by three or more planets.
In the example above, you can see that this person has a three-planet stellium in Pisces’ 9th house (Chiron, Mercury, and Neptune) and a four-planet stellium in Pisces’ 10th house (Mars, Moon, Sun, and Venus). Uranus, despite being in the 10th house, is not a member of the stellium because it is in the sign of Aries. Because it is neither a planet nor a luminary, the Midheaven is not included in this stellium.
The Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and Chiron are the only luminaries/planets that make up a stellium. Stelliums do not contain things like the North Node, South Node, Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven, and so on because they are not physical bodies.
Stelliums reflect the native’s seat of power, as well as a concentrated attention on that house’s location over the native’s lifespan. Whatever sign the stellium is in will be an important component of that person’s personality, representing reasons and themes within the house’s greater lesson.
The absence of stelliums in a chart does not indicate anything undesirable or harmful. It’s fine if many people don’t have them. It simply indicates that there will be greater balance in life themes, rather than a single focus or preoccupation throughout one’s existence.
Stelliums are frequently employed in the study of cultural or mass events. When a stellium appears in the chart during a historical or present event, it indicates that the event is imbued with the energy of that house and sign. We’ll go over that in greater detail in a later piece.
You must look at the house the stellium is in and what that house represents in order to understand how the stellium’s energy will manifest. Houses frequently depict external events in our life, while the sign of the planets in this house depicts how we respond to these events. The 9th and 10th house stelliums of Pisces, for example, imply an emphasis on broad thought, philosophy, and travel (9th house) and economics and stability (10th house), which are handled in a sensitive, dreamy, almost unconscious manner in the sample chart above (Pisces). It will be natural for the native to devote a significant amount of mental energy to speculating on possibilities, and they may even make a career out of it. The stellium of the 10th house shows a propensity for leadership, but as Pisces is the sign of “martyrdom,” the native may take on leadership duties in order to aid others to the point of stress.
Also, keep an eye on which planets are present in the stellium. The presence of some planets, such as Pluto, could imply that the stellium’s energy has a compulsive nature. Neptune could indicate an unconscious aspect, implying that the native is unaware of the stellium’s energy. Uranus will give the stellium’s essence a new twist (i.e. Uranus in a 2nd house stellium will encourage the native to earn money through a unique career). Saturn will teach you lesson after lesson about the theme of the house.
What is a stellium in the 7th house?
Hey, don’t worry!!
I can talk about it, and whatever you have there will be essential as well but in general, uhhhhhh hmmm look at the indications, because they can tell you a lot about what’s going on and why things are the way they are.
But I’m sure you already knew that. 7th house stellium, yes!
There’s always the idea of the self vs. others with the 7th house and the DSC (in case anything is aspected). Most persons with the stellium have a strong sense of themselves, their identity/who they are, even if they aren’t always sure about it.
If someone comes along to ‘teach them’ who they are, I’m sure they’ll suddenly start ‘knowing’ themselves better (its really funny actually) Some people can be self-sufficient, but it all depends on the sign they were born under. If someone tells them, “Oh, you’re going to be obsessive with the person you’re in a relationship with,” they may respond, “psh nah, what the fuck?” because it hasn’t happened yet. They most likely will. (However, we won’t discuss it because we don’t know the placements/aspects themselves, ksjdnfk)
The 7th house is also a reflection of the ego, thus it is a 7th house in reference to that. Stellium can begin to define oneself as being ‘apart’ from others or ‘with’ othersa it’s part of your identity, too, y’know? In a way, it’s like the lower ego; admitting your needs is fine, but learning how to treat yourself better, how to love and not despise parts of yourself is also beneficial (something to learn).
It’s important to note that because it’s opposite the 12/1st house, the idea of the’self’ being in the 7th house could refer to ‘belonging’ somewhere or knowing oneself, possibly through the use of some technique/identifying system (mbti, astrology, being a part of something, identifying with someone/who you are when alone or with them). While most people are content with understanding themselves, there’s also an idea of you know, treating yourself better than you treat others or figuring out how to get back to the other side of the scale so you can balance it out. Because, after all, it’s all about the balance, right? Self/others? Not entirely putting one’s’self’ in others.
You always want to be so fair and balanced, but sometimes it’s the ‘baser’ stuff and addressing some primal/instinctive part of you that you’re afraid to acknowledge (it’s hard to express, or get linked to that, separation is apparent sometimes) that you should be looking for.
Long-term relationships are prevalent, particularly friendships or having someone near to you who you can cling to or preserve. There’s often a longing/acknowledgement of how these people were in key moments in your life, and there are happy memories linked with it (though 7th house folks may choose to ‘leave and let be’ with those memories, which is wonderful).
‘Being in the moment’ with those you see face to face is something that may be frequent. You’re this if you’re with this friend group. And when you’re with someone else, you’re that person. It doesn’t mean you’ll change, but while you’re with group B, you won’t be thinking about group A. And being aware in the moment with others is something the 7th house stellium can reflect as well.
There may be times when you identify with someone else or perceive people to be ‘like you’ in ways that are mirrored back to you. However, the ‘individual ego’ will remain strong. The 7th house stellium, on the other hand, might make an individual feel as if something is’missing’ or lonely at times. If they aren’t, you can fill in the blanks with someone who reflects ‘them’ as well.
It’s also about closeness, which is what’s missing the most. Presence and reflection can sometimes lead to closeness. Craving something, idealizing perfectionist standards, or reflecting/jumping into long-term partnership (relationship or self-progression/change that’moves away from this part now’) these 7th house stellium can sometimes lead to someone having a better/concrete idea about what they ‘want’ which can also restrict/limit them, yknow?
7th House tl;dr Stellium may be looking for very certain qualities in a mate, and they may not always indulge in casual relationships (because, you know, long-term commitment and stuff), but their longing/emotional need and independence are what they may acknowledge the most.
Also, with the planet dragging strength into the 7th house, if you have any expectations. It’ll get heavy, and you’ll have to prevent yourself from starting something that could perhaps ‘grow’ into the relationship you desire. It not only leads to increased independence but also to increased self-isolation, causing you to fantasize a little more about the ‘ideal’ relationship.
Anyway, studying about the first house, as with any stellium, is a good method to balance this out. That’s fantastic, because you’ve got something that can teach you a lot about self-empowerment in a unique way.
I’m not sure how to characterize your first house because I’m not sure what sign it’s in??? However, try to put it into context for yourself; just because your ASC exists doesn’t mean it’s already ‘functioning’ for you. Earn the first house lesson, which is usually about simplifying things. Eliminating stress and becoming more open. It’s the same self-assurance you have, but this time it’s more like getting down to your underwear and feeling completely at ease with yourself.
I believe 7th house people are incredibly empathetic, to the point where the prospect of reconnecting with the 1st house makes certain issues appear almost’selfish.’ But that’s just a matter of still thinking about others unconsciously, or admitting that ‘pause, if I do that, then that’ll hurt/be selfish against others,’ when it’s not. There are advantages to that as well, and not everything goes as planned. However, if you’re used to being in the 7th house, you might be hesitant to do it because you’re not sure what bringing more energy into the 1st house would benefit you more, yknow?
Maybe you can tell me what it’s like in the 1st/12th if you have any aspects there?
However, to assist you, consider reflecting about the first house a little more. Not that you should be more selfish; rather, acknowledgment of the self and why we do certain things is vital, as is understanding the fundamental necessity behind our behavior you can sometimes simply be honest or simplify/dumb things down to just basic instinct instead. Recognizing this could be quite beneficial.
Anyway, I hope you found this useful.
Other 7th house residents, if you have any helpful hints/tricks, please stop by and respond to the request!!
