Inter-planetary aspects

The following aspects between planets concern the possible relationships between two charts: especially the emotional and romantic relationship, but also aspects on social, intellectual and spiritual levels.

125 Sextile Mercury - Venus

Positive aspect: A relationship which will be agreeable, they will like to speak to each other, have a good intellectual understanding, their tastes will be very similar, they will like to share their feelings with each other.

119 Trine Venus - Venus

Positive aspect: Complete respect for each other's romantic style. They don't easily offend each other and instinctively understand what makes the other person happy. Conflicts arise, but they are generally smoothed over with ease, as there is good will between them. Very good aspect for a successful union. Love, gaiety, understanding.

-118 Square Venus - Neptune

Negative aspect: The attraction is certainly there, but the relationship can lose its innocence quite easily. Venus misunderstands the other and will, without a doubt, be the only one who really is in love. Neptune might be unfaithful or might feel forced to lie in order to keep Venus happy. Venus seems unequipped to face reality.

-91 Square Mercury - Pluto

Negative aspect: A tendency to want to direct the partner's thoughts and ideas. Reading too much into what is said and what is not said. The Mercury person doesn't feel free to express his or her ideas, feels stifled intellectually by the Pluto person.

90 Sextile Sun - Mars

Positive aspect: Pure sexual attraction will unite the couple. They will have an ideal partner. They will be energetic, full of life and can undertake things together on the professional level or travel together on adventurous, unpredictable journeys. They respect each other's goals and drives, and don't stand in the way of their attempts to achieve their goals. Their body rhythms match well, and they share a basic physical bond that is hard to break.

90 Conjunction Saturn - Uranus

Positive aspect: Favorable union, linking invention and originality with common sense and thoughtfulness. They might do great things together.

-84 Square Mars - Mars

Negative aspect: Life together, if this happens, will be full of aggression and conflict.

58 Conjunction Jupiter - Pluto

Positive aspect: A possible union. Your belief systems change and evolve as the result of your relationship. Look at the other aspects to interpret exactly.

-53 Opposition Sun - Neptune

Negative aspect: The Sun will probably suffer in this relationship. Neptune may deceive the other, lie, will promise a fantastic future that only exists in the imagination. Neptune will not be able to live up to these dreams.

Loulou wrote:He's a gallerista, or guerrila galerist - nouveau genre. Between you and I, I have my reservations however I can see Charlotte senior's (grand'maman) instincts flowing through her by being drawn to an Iranian. Wasn't she part North African? Charlotte is fairy tale material, I guess I want to believe.

But Alex Dellal is basically a rich kid's rich kid.

The main father is Jack Dellal 81, whose estimated wealth is around the 1.2 billion pound mark, better known as "Black Jack" Dellal for his penchant for the cards, became a commercial property tycoon in the grandest sense. Born in Manchester to Iranian parents, no one knows his persian name, and possibly a young Iranian couple stuck in Manchester in 1929 might not have been all too eager to give him an Iranian name. However I like to think it was secretly Jafar, although that would have become Jeffrey. Regardless, Jack received a very very basic degree from Heaton Moor College. A city college. He then built an empire, literally brick by brick, and eventually came to own some of London's better commercial real estate.

Black Jack Dellal is married to Ruanne, a former Miss South Africa, and has nine children, seven from a previous marriage. One of those, is heir apparent, Guy Dellal.

Guy is the consummate useless heir, unable to do anything of remote note, including being unable to screw up his humongous share of the family commercial realty prize. He heads up Guy Dellal Commercial Property. See! Even the name of the company his dad gave him is uninspired! The competition with dear old dad is such that Guy would rather spend months at a time at the infamous getaway for the rich and untalented, known as The Ashram in Majorca, supposedly for the driven A-types who just can't seem to relax. Personally I think Guy is faking it, by going to an Ashram specializing in overachievers, it makes him look slightly appealing and competent. Again, there is so much Dellal money, even mad Guy can't screw this up.

Which brings us back to dear old Alex the son of useless son of Black Jack, Guy. Currently Alex (...) frolicking amongst the authors, designers and painters of our day or whomever is hanging around his uncannily Warhol-esque gallery. One wonders if this is merely to out-do dear old dad, Guy, who was once Jerry Hall's clitoral cling-on.

Personally, I kind of like the whole act of defiant "In your face! Dad!" insolence. It shows Alex is alive.

Somehow, all this seems pretty sad when you break it down, although I am sure the series of fashion model melo-dramas they seek out, to entertain and stimulate their heart muscles, seems like real life to them.

But I keep thinking about that Iranian couple who settled in Manchester in 1929, what they intended for their family, and whether or not they are perpetually turning over and over and over in their graves, likely ever since Black Jack came home from school one day and told them he'd had it, and wasn't going to answer to Jafar anymore, and that they would have to call him Jack from now on.