Sun trine Jupiter: Growth is on the fast track
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There are few red lights along the way, which is the sense of the road that Sun trine Jupiter gives you: Sun recognizes the direction, and Jupiter mostly uses the same element of language to take over and amplify it all the way.
There are few red lights along the way, which is the sense of the road that Sun trine Jupiter gives you: Sun recognizes the direction, and Jupiter mostly uses the same element of language to take over and amplify it all the way.
The core of Sun trine Jupiter: one sentence version
trine is 120 degrees of distance: your self-positioning and your growth rhythm are like relatives of the same family, and you know what each other wants when you open your mouth. Believe in yourself, see opportunities, and be willing to provide resources. These few things have almost no conflict with you; the price of success is the lack of alarms, and it is easy to skip checkpoints along the way.
What do the two planets want?
Sun sets the direction, and Jupiter prepares fuel and maps. 120 Degrees allows “where to go” and “how to grow up” to share a set of values: what you learn is relevant to the theme of life, and most of the teachers and resources you encounter are willing to give you a chance. What should be noted is that no one raises the question - when there is no pressure from the outside world, it feels reasonable for you to rest in a comfortable range, but your growth will stop where you are.
The feeling of soft aspect: three specific scenes
For expansions such as further study, traveling, and bringing in new people, you arrange things like cut and paste: you just put them in when you find a slot in your schedule, and you rarely need to convince yourself. The trust of your elders and supervisors comes quickly, and opportunities often come to you before the recruitment is open. When you encourage others, you have the ability to talk them up and lift their heads, but you yourself are less likely to need this kind of service.
Immature version and mature version
The immature version regards convenience as a ceiling: the same comfortable range has been repeated for many years, and the results are outstanding, but the depth is stuck in place. The mature version takes the initiative to create problems for yourself - set the next goal at the current scale and one step above it, and regularly invite people to challenge your assumptions. Trine is not a guarantee, it is a resource allocated to you in advance. It is up to you to decide whether to use it and how much you use it.
Orb and priority: 120 degrees, natal practice within 6 degrees
natal’s trineorb grabs 6 degrees and adopts the same standard as square. When prioritizing, it belongs to the main resource: Speaking of Sun’s theme, this 120 degree description shows that you almost don’t need to start the fire yourself during the growth period; for a complete comparison of the leniency and severity of each faction, the orb page has a complete list.
Cheat sheet: Six aspects of Sun and Jupiter
The six distances are listed below, from 0 degrees to 180 degrees.
| aspect | angle and natalorb | one sentence |
|---|---|---|
| conjunction | Within 0 degrees, 7 degrees | The same growth signal source |
| opposition | 180 degrees, within 7 degrees | Amplified power surges up from the opposite side |
| trine (this page) | 120 degrees, within 6 degrees | Growth is on the natural fast track |
| square | 90 degrees, within 6 degrees | I thought I would have to work harder when I reached the station |
| sextile | Within 60 degrees, 4 degrees | Opportunities to be picked up as soon as someone asks |
| quincunx | 150 degrees, not marked | Each is intact but half a step apart |
The biggest risk of trine is to stop using it instead of using it incorrectly: Although The myth of hard aspect is titled as hard aspect, it also dispels the misunderstanding that “soft aspect is inherently good”; aspect courses will take you along the complete path from entry to implementation. For other matchings, please go to aspect index to read below.
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