Both our Juno's in same sign...good or bad?!
Question: I have just found out that my Juno is in Pisces, and so is my guy's Juno. I know Juno means marriage. But is it good to be the same sign? Could this be the reason that from the moment we met there has been this soulful connection that I've never experienced before?
Answers: I have just found out that my Juno is in Pisces, and so is my guy's Juno. I know Juno means marriage. But is it good to be the same sign? Could this be the reason that from the moment we met there has been this soulful connection that I've never experienced before?
As you may know, venus and mars generally represent what we want from a partner. Juno represents what we need from a partner. It's sign and house placements are critical. Both of you having the same juno, in terms of sign, is good. This means you both need the same thing. In pisces, this means you need an emotionally sensitive partner who will let you escape the worries of the day. Someone to bond with an intense and intimate level. (As you said, a "soulful connection") Just be careful not to become so dependent on the partner that if things go sour or are only temporarily unwell, you go into a state of unconscious spiriling-down. It is common belief that the sign in which juno suggests the sign one must be with in order to get what she/he "needs". However, I've been doing a little more researching on juno, and actually this assumption not entirely true. Someone would very much get what she/he needed from meeting the sign her/his juno is in. However, there is just as much a chance of receiving what one needs from one who isn't that sign. So, if you both are pisces, naturally you will provide what you both need for one another. But, even if only one or neither of you are a pisces, there is still a very likely chance of things working out just fine.
The thing to realize with juno (and this is a HUGE advantage to know) is that when you know your partners sign and house placements, you can then see exactly what she/he needs. Then, you know what to give in order to make sure your partner is happy. And they can do the same for you. This is yet another huge benefit of astrology......knowing these kinds of things. So, it will be easier for you to do this as you know what he needs and can give it because it is what YOU need. Now, of course, house placements make just as much of an impact. What are both of your house placements? I could tell you more with this info. Also, if it's not too much trouble, any aspects to both your and his juno. Good aspects to juno in a natal chart increase relationship potential and happiness. Bad aspects do the opposite.
Hope this helps!
Juno is a slow-moving asteroid, and represents the spouse we acquire (and not necessarily what we 'need' to achieve karma). People of a similar age will often have the same Juno sign. But I see there's quite an age gap here, so something's afoot for you to find yourself so involved(?)
Juno in Pisces indicates that the native runs a risk of wearing rose-tinted glasses regards a partner. So I suggest you (esp. the Pisces person) look at the suggested problems in the relationship, and be careful not to discount them. Also regards the Piscean : their Moon is in Aries, suggesting that their emotions are immediately strong, and change/wane after the original impulse wears off.
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