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Jupiter
Opposition to planets
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Jupiter is the greatest planet in our zodiac and therefore it
is expansion, aspirations and hope. Jupiter also represents
sense of justice, idealism, wisdom, optimism, generosity and
humor. Jupiter is the planet of good fortune.
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Jupiter
Opposition to Saturn
These
incline to melancholy and disappointment, and often to instability
and a dislike of any settled condition; the native is restless
and dissatisfied at heart, or, if he attains inner content,
he does so at the price of considerable self-denial. The combination
does not forbid success, but it demands a heavy price of toil,
self-control, hardship and self-abnegation. It is a common feature
in military nativities, indicating the privations and restrictions
of military life and the constant thwarting of initiative and
free expression which characterise it.
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Jupiter
Opposition to Uranus
This
is a combination of originality, discovery, championship and
leadership. In the maps of ordinary people it may be to some
extent a dumb note or may operate in a limited manner in external
rather than psychological shape; but it is also frequently found
in the nativities of famous and outstanding persons. It is,
as a rule, forceful, magnetic and unconventional, and it is
both destructive and constructive, self-willed, determined and
vigorous in action. It is comparatively unusual in the maps
of those who have lived quiet lives (such as Isaac Newton),
but when the Ascendant shows such an inclination as this the
mental outlook may still be positive and decided. Newton had
Libra rising, which inclines to quietude, but astrologers remember
his firm retort to one who ridiculed his belief in Astrology:
“I have studied the matter; you have not.”
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Jupiter
Oppositiont to Neptune
There
are cases where extreme sensitiveness to the sufferings of others
lead to revolutionary tendencies of an ungoverned kind, such
as Vaillant, the French anarchist and bomb-thrower.
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Jupiter
Opposition to Pluto
Your
tendency will be to make career moves that restrict or inhibit
your opportunities for inner growth and change. You can manage
to get yourself installed in a job that, while good for finances,
is a dead end for you from the point of view of personal change.
The worst part is that you get combative toward any challenge
to your right to avoid situations that require grow and change.
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