Sun Opposition Mars

Opposition to the Sun: Before fulfilling an intention, you should understand to what extent it truly is yours. Opposition to the Sun highlights the Planet's relationship with the individual's will and the various imperative circumstances that arise along their path. The mere presence of a major aspect between the Sun and the Planet signifies that its principle will never manifest independently of the individual's will or the circumstances that determine their behavior; opposition additionally indicates a certain opposition between these principles, often accompanied by the exteriorization of one of them. At a low level, this provokes conflict, when either the individual willfully resists a particular external manifestation of the Planet's principle, or, conversely, external conditions suppress the internal manifestations of the Planetary principle with which they identify. For example, with the opposition of the Sun to Mars, a person will have various conflicts and battles with the outside world (at a higher level - with himself), but if you look closely, you can notice that they are of two types: in the first case, a person emphasizes and internalizes the principle of the Sun and opposes his will and composure to external aggression (which he actually often provokes himself, with his own initiative), in the second, on the contrary, he adopts an aggressive Martian position for himself and actively fights with the imperative hostile will, actually submitting to its initiative, i.e. not having his own. At the same time, one type of conflict can easily turn into another, which is easy to notice by the change in the emphasis of the houses in which the Sun and Mars are located. With the opposition of the Sun and the Moon, a person is constantly fighting with himself, and the people with whom he enters into battle from time to time are actually figureheads in which his will and ego are embodied, who, under this aspect, so need to learn to cooperate and understand each other, since emphasizing the Moon, i.e. That is, by taking the position of the ego, a person immediately feels how clouds are gathering on the outer horizon, threatening to destroy his home, depriving his family and food (at least, this is how it seems to him), and by taking the position of the Sun, i.e. including his will and initiative, a person begins to act in such a way that (really) painfully infringes on his vital interests (why this happens, he will not be able to explain). Working through this aspect gives extraordinary stability in life - this is, for example, a woman who is able to cure her husband from alcoholism or mental illness and then raise beautiful children with him. Opposition of Mars: Having overcome the external enemy, watch how it becomes internal; having overcome the internal, watch how it exteriorizes. The principle of the Planet in opposition to Mars will be constantly subjected to forceful influence, and it will be quite difficult for a person to establish interaction with this force. If the main emphasis is on the Planet, and a person to a certain extent identifies with its principle, then the external environment quickly becomes aggressive and begins to greatly interfere with him. If If he begins to actively fight it, he quickly gets a taste for the struggle and, forgetting his original plans, re-emphasizes the opposition, as a result of which Mars becomes internally emphasized, and the Planet principle loses its significance for the person, moving into the external world and acquiring the role of an enemy, which is described by the well-known aphorism, "What we fought for, that's what we ran into." For example, when Mars is in opposition to Saturn, one cannot strive for discipline; one can only honestly try to be disciplined to the best of one's ability; otherwise, such a struggle ends in major troubles, external limitations (the lower octave of Saturn), and the triumph of internal chaos. Here, the problem is often expressed in the fact that a person feels strength only during the external manifestations of the Planetary principle, but is inclined to fight them, and having defeated and internalized the Planet, he completely loses his strength, and the most painful and incomprehensible are precisely the imperceptible moments of the reversal of the opposition, i.e., the re-emphasis of Mars and the Planet. Working through gives lasting strength to the manifestations of the Planet, and exactly in the quantity and on the vibrations that it needs, which gives a person greater self-confidence and the ability to balance the most acute and tense situations (associated with the principle of the Planet and the houses where it and Mars stand and rule, as well as the aspects of these planets). At a low level, and especially when Mars is afflicted, its opposition can result in destructive aggression, both for the individual and for the external environment. It should be noted that the instability of the opposition, i.e., the frequent, uncontrolled shifts in planetary emphasis, indicates that it is not being properly processed. Conversely, systematic work on monitoring and consciously managing this is the most effective means of achieving stability and harmony with oneself and the outside world.

These aspects symbolize the development of great courage, aggressiveness, and extreme straightforwardness. Such people are extremely prone to risk, which often leads to difficult situations and accidents. Their character is dictatorial, scandalous, and noisy, often irritating and even embittering others due to the unbridled nature of their behavior. Such people possess great physical strength and constantly seek an outlet for their energies, even if it proves unconstructive and destructive. They dislike weak opponents and weak partners, but tend to seek out those equal in strength and energy. Such people are often overly impulsive and angry, courageous to the point of recklessness, and stubborn to the point of madness. They are snobs and argumentative, filled with strong passions and prone to destructive, violent reactions to insult and challenge. They are constantly at war with their surroundings, and their very presence often creates conflict and destruction, as they are not inclined to control the energies they emanate. They find it difficult to bring their considerable vital energy under conscious control. Consequently, their family lives and careers are often fraught with unresolved problems and dramatic tensions. These aspects often contribute to a tendency toward alcohol abuse and a high frequency of accidents. The behavior of such people is almost always overly energetic and erratic, impulsive and destructive. They are characterized by a desire to achieve their goals at any cost, which makes them their own enemies. They are jealous, vindictive, and vengeful. When faced with an obstacle, they tend to immediately become irritated and lose self-control, then pursue what they want at any cost. Because of this, many perceive them as impudent and selfish. For such people, it is crucial to curb spontaneous aggression and anger and to develop the ability to think before acting. Developing tact and diplomacy, patience and peacefulness is the most important activity for them, guaranteeing prosperity in life.

The qualities of these aspects are excitability, uncontrollability, a strong character, ardent, quick-tempered, passionate, impulsive, aggressive, hasty, reckless, willful, capricious, easily offended, and very proud; a tendency to find oneself in dangerous situations; a propensity for danger and risk; carelessness, impatience, rashness, recklessness, recklessness, reckless courage, harshness, directness, excessive frankness, conflict, enemies; and a quarrelsome nature. For women, this placement is unfavorable for marriage. If a person works on themselves, this can give strength, willpower, ambition, energy, the ability to quickly grasp and assess a situation, make quick decisions, and act in dangerous situations; fighting for a just cause; honesty; and a disdain for danger.

A spirit of contradiction, a quarrelsome spirit, and often a pugnacity. Aggression attracts other Roosters. Their desire for power pits them against people similar to them, leading to conflicts of will. A tendency to resort to violence instead of reason and diplomacy creates unpleasant situations and spoils the blood. Spheres of life related to opposition are indicated by the sign and house. These people often speak for a specific group. For them, people are divided into black and white. They are overly impulsive, lacking subtlety in their dealings with others. They are often aggressive in sex as well. Frequent overwork puts strain on the heart.

Opposition, square: aggression turns against the Sun as a symbol. The consequence of this is rebellion, confrontation, conflicts, rebellion against authority. Discord between thought and action, the need to assert oneself through denial of something or through violence and repression. Psychologically, we can talk about the fear of masculinity as the embodiment of aggressiveness. Note that opposition here means rebellion - sometimes restrained or hidden; squaring exerts its influence in more obvious forms.

The spirit of contradiction. The desire for power pits them against people of the same type, hence frequent conflicts. The tendency to use violence instead of diplomacy creates unpleasant situations. People for them are either only good or only bad. They are too impulsive. They are often aggressive in sex and jealous. Frequent overload puts stress on the heart. There is a danger of getting hurt by vengeful people.

You may have trouble directing your energy toward real life goals. You sometimes lack the drive to get ahead, and waste valuable energy in nonproductive activities. You sometimes insist on opposing or vying with authority, going against your own best interests. Emotionally you can do and say things that seemingly are against your better judgement. Emotional stand-offs are not uncommon.