Sun Square Mars

Square of the Sun: One should never blame the mirror under any circumstances. The square of the Sun places the planet under the impact of disharmonious impulses of human will and imperative external circumstances. At the same time, the person, of course, is not inclined to consider their volitions disharmonious, and at a low level will not notice their own rudeness, harshness, or incompetence, but will very keenly sense these qualities in the environment and other people when the planetary principle is activated. At the second and third levels of square processing, the person will feel as if there are external and internal enemies of the planetary principle whose goal is to prevent them, sometimes in the crudest form, from manifesting. For example, in the case of a square of the Sun to the Moon, a person will occasionally commit rude mistakes and tactlessness in dealing with women seemingly against their will, and may secretly fear and dislike them, while simultaneously experiencing a strong attraction to them, since the inner image of the mother-woman will be significantly distorted and active. If the Sun is in Aries, aggression and sharpness are likely; if in Pisces, false positions and false initiatives with unpleasant consequences, and so on. Here, the karmic program consists in the fact that the person is prescribed strict limitations on the freedom of volition and initiative in the spheres governed by the planet, while requiring higher manifestations of the solar principle, i.e., constant impersonal attention to what is happening in the planet’s spheres. External initiative is permitted only when forced by external circumstances, and even then in minimal measure, since it generally leads to disharmonious consequences. From the standpoint of inner development, this aspect is very promising in terms of acquiring (in the sphere of the planet’s influence) true power over oneself and transitioning to service of a higher egregore, which means a more creative and inwardly free life. With good energy, one can attempt to master the disharmonious external will and direct it past oneself toward others—an aspect of black teachers, especially with an emphasized square of the Sun to higher planets. Processing gives the ability to work subtly, according to barely audible instructions from a higher egregore, to weave the finest threads of the most delicate karma, sometimes concerning a distant future. Square of Mars: The razor with which the writer’s style is honed should not be used to shred cabbage. The square of Mars gives planetary manifestations roughness, disharmonious force that destroys its principle in all but the most subtle expressions. This destruction occurs both in the inner and outer worlds, and if the person does not attempt to oppose it, it is quite strong. Karmically, the square of Mars signifies a prohibition on direct, immediate energetic manifestation of the planetary principle (which never turns out harmonious or constructive) and a demand for processing its higher octave. At the same time, the person is internally very drawn to the spheres governed by the planet; some force pulls them there, and their opinion of their abilities (and often their achievements) in these spheres can be very high, though failures and disappointments will not fail to appear. At a low level, this person can sometimes be dangerous to others in the spheres of the planet, but they themselves are always at maximum risk. In the case of a square of Mars, the law of karma, which repays the introduction of disharmony into the world, acts energetically and often quite swiftly (though sometimes the return blow strikes only the inner world of the person, in whose soul destruction occurs, which may go unnoticed by others, except for the fact that the person’s general level sharply declines, i.e., they degrade). In inner life, this aspect offers significant growth, awareness of one’s most crude subconscious programs, including almost animal instincts represented in this case very vividly and distinctly, especially when the planet is activated, and their transformation into a more civilized and acceptable form, i.e., a transition to energies of higher vibrations. Processing provides the opportunity to work with the planet on low energies, yet manifesting such subtleties of its principle that are generally inaccessible otherwise. The person will know everything about the destructive force of the planet in its lower octave, which will give them an understanding of its manifestations in others and the ability to help them process its principle, especially in curbing their lower nature in the corresponding spheres; however, they will never be able to master its vibrations freely at a low level. Thus, a square of Mars–Venus can produce a refined libertine or an excellent sexologist, but this person will never become a sexual giant.

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.

Overly energetic and impulsive behavior makes a person their own worst enemy. When faced with an obstacle, they lose their temper and become irritated, which drives them to achieve their goals at all costs. Others are outraged by this, considering it insolent and selfish. It's important to exercise restraint, avoid such situations, think first, act later, curb aggression and anger, and be tactful and diplomatic, as goals can only be achieved through patience, avoiding arguments, while they waste their energy on quarrels. If the aspect is in a cardinal sign, it manifests as impulsiveness and anger; if in a fixed sign, it manifests as stubbornness and vindictiveness; if in a mobile sign, it manifests as irritability and wasting energy on unnecessary matters.

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.

Excessively impulsive behavior, a person is their own enemy. Upon encountering an obstacle, they become irritated and try to achieve their goal at any cost. If the aspect is in a cardinal sign, it manifests as impulsiveness and anger, in a fixed sign as stubbornness and grudge-holding, in a mutable sign as irritability and wasting energy. A right square (Mars-Sun) - athletes in "sharp" sports (for example, biathlon); it can also be a surgeon.

Due to stubbornness and overly impulsive behavior, this child is "his own worst enemy". When faced with obstacles, he loses his temper, gets irritated, and wants to achieve his goal at any cost. Danger of injuries, accidents. If the aspect is in a cardinal sign, it manifests as impulsiveness and anger, in a fixed sign as stubbornness and grudge-holding, in a mutable sign as irritability and wasting energy on unnecessary things.