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Define Your Grind

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Define Your Grind

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Define Your Grind

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Define Your Grind

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Define Your Grind

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Stelliums In Each House

What does a stellium in a particular house in an individual’s natal chart indicate about that person? I hope this quick guide will be helpful in giving the basics! For more info about what a stellium is see my post here.

1st house - A first house stellium will make a person focused on their own self identity and how they project that into the world. They can be gregarious, boisterous and good at getting things done. These people know how to charm others and to convey the image they want into the world. The sign the stellium is in will indicate what image the person wants to show others. For instance, a Pisces stellium in the first house will make a person want to come across as sensitive and charitable, while an Aries stellium in the first house will want to come across as independent and a go-getter. The exception to this rule is a first house stellium in Libra. Since there is an opposition to the seventh house (Libra’s home) you may see the opposite effect here, where the native is obsessively trying to draw attention away from themselves to others. A lot of celebrities have first house stelliums, especially those who are in the public eye frequently.

2nd house - Second house stelliums are always out for security. Security has a slightly different meaning to every individual, so whatever sign the stellium is in will show us how the individual seeks out this security. A Libra stellium in the second house will find security through partnership, whereas a Capricorn stellium will find security through money or career. This will be a major goal in the native’s life. A stellium in this house in Scorpio will make a different result here, however. The opposition to the eighth house, Scorpio’s home, may make someone who seeks security through destruction of the very thing that makes them feel secure. This person may seem to make rash decisions, i.e. quitting stable jobs, ending relationships that seem to be going well, etc. Overall, all people with second house stelliums are focused in the material realm, and many like nice possessions, a well-kept house, and being in touch with their bodies through art, sports or dance.

3rd house - Third house stelliums are all about communication. They have a message and they want to get it out to the world. They tend to be social beings, or fascinated by writing, reading, storytelling, songwriting, etc. How do they go about sharing their message? Look at the sign the stellium is in! Cancer stelliums in the third house come at conversation and writing through using their emotions, and noticing others’ feelings and subtle social cues. Aquarius stelliums will have unique, devil’s advocate style ideas and will enjoy bucking the social norm as they communicate. Again, there is one exception - Sagittarius stellium in the third house will create a weird opposition here where communication might be a little tricky. The expansive energy of Jupiter will make it difficult for the person to teach or share their knowledge; instead they will continually be seeking information, not feeling like they are ready to communicate. The overall presence of a third house stellium is someone who is chatty with varied interests and a restless mind.

4th house - Fourth house stellium people are intensely shaped by their home environment, either in childhood or in adulthood (or both). Their motivation is to find an anchor point - a place to settle. This is one of the more complicated houses to find a stellium, because there are many factors at play here. First, the presence of outer planets can completely change the interpretation. Uranus here can indicate someone who moves around a lot, while Pluto can represent a very unstable home situation. Saturn will show a lot of responsibility in the home, or even someone who is not free to move because of obligations (i.e. having to care for a family member, or supporting an entire group of people). The sign the stellium is in will show the type of home base the individual is seeking out. A Taurus stellium here will show a person who wants a stable home with nice things in it, or possibly in nature. A Virgo stellium will show someone who seeks out perfectionism and organization through their home and family. Anyone with a Capricorn stellium in the 4th house will have an opposition of energy, and will tend to reject the idea of nostalgic, Cancerian values that typically comes with a fourth house stellium. Nostalgia in general, attraction to the past, and emotions are heightened for all fourth house stellium natives.

5th house - Theatrical dramatics are present in those with fifth house stelliums. Creative energy is heightened, and these people often love children and animals. Fifth house stellium’s motivation is to create and express. Whatever sign the stellium is in will show us what they are trying to express and how they go about it. Gemini stellium in the fifth house will show someone who creates through writing or through public speaking/communication. They will be more vocal about their need to create. On the opposing end, someone with a Virgo stellium in the fifth house would express themselves a bit more subtly, and would work very hard on their individual creative contributions. Just because someone has a fifth house stellium does not automatically mean they are an artistic, theater-type person. They may have a flair that shows up in their career, or perhaps they are occupied with their children. It more speaks of the way they do the things they do - with a big, all-their-heart-in-it gesture. An Aquarius stellium in the fifth house will manifest differently, with them wanting to share the stage with friends, family and basically anyone else. These people will often support others’ creativity over their own.

6th house - You often see sixth house stelliums in the charts of service industry types, like doctors, nurses, etc (this is especially true if the moon is part of the stellium). These people could easily be described as workaholics. They are perfectionistic and responsible, and do everything they can to help others around them. They often put their own needs last. So though they are “workaholics”, that doesn’t necessarily mean they are spending all their time on their actual career and ignoring their families too. Those with sixth house stelliums will find a way to juggle everything. Their goal is to serve. If you look at what sign the stellium appears in you will see what their focus is primarily. A Leo stellium in the sixth house would make someone who is perfectionistic in a creative venture, like a writer or musician who will practice their craft till it’s perfect… they may also be focused on helping their children or pets at whatever cost necessary. An Aquarius stellium in the sixth house will manifest as someone who is always there for their friends, or who works tirelessly to help humanity in general. Sixth house stelliums are detail oriented and notice everything. The exception is a Pisces sixth house stellium. These folks, with the 6th-12th house opposition in place, will have a much more relaxed attitude and may be more ‘go with the flow’ than their sixth house stellium peers. They might have their heads in the clouds, or could potentially be obsessed with religion or spirituality.

7th house - Seventh house stellium people are pleasant, stylish and chameleon-esque. They tend to be agreeable, and it is not because they are two-faced, but rather because they can easily see all sides to any situation. They may be artistic or enjoy fashion, design or other Venus-ruled activities. Since Libra rules this house, partnership is important to them. They seek out connection wherever they go, and while it may not always be a romantic partner they are trying to find, they still are looking for a “partner” in anything they do. They will come up with inside jokes with people they meet, will network, and find a uniting factor between themselves and any given person. Someone with a Pisces stellium in the seventh house might be more apt to connect through dreams, wishes, and spirituality so would look for partnership through those avenues. On the other end, a Capricorn stellium in the seventh would try to connect through more serious matters or would network for their career or education. The opposite end of this is an Aries stellium in the seventh house. This oppositional energy will create someone who rejects the idea of partnership and who will sometimes overcompensate by asserting their individuality at any cost. 

8th house - Eighth house stelliums are similar to fourth house stelliums in that they have a lot of factors to consider. Sometimes those with eighth house stelliums will have a lot of experience with intense change. Things might have been uprooted for them a lot, or they might have had a hard childhood or difficulty with relationships. They may experience a lot of death or tragedy around them, or just a lot of change and intense situations. The presence of Pluto, Uranus, Saturn or Neptune in this stellium could make this even more apparent. These people tend to be investigative, curious and sometimes very suspicious of the world around them. They are often intelligent and unusual, and sometimes intense. They may have interest in the occult or stranger sides of spirituality. They often have a powerful magnetism that draws people to them. You could not define someone with an eighth house stellium as mundane or dull. Look at the sign in the house to see what is drawn in to them. A Gemini stellium in the eighth house will manifest as a lightener for the Scorpio energy of the eighth house, and will allow the native to communicate their ideas. They will find themselves confronted with a lot of opportunities to talk about the things they experience. A Sagittarius stellium in the eighth will create a lot of occultism intrigue, and opportunity for travel. Those with a Taurus stellium will find an opposite reaction, in that they will hide and reject the “darker” parts of themselves and pretend they are simply not there, or become fearful of them.

9th house - A ninth house stellium often manifests as an innate curiosity about everything under the sun. The native here will enjoy learning, philosophy and travel as a means to discover new things. Novelty will be the main motivator, and loss of freedom the biggest discomfort. Often these individuals do better in a less rigid schooling environment, and may do a lot of studying on their own. They are usually optimistic, gregarious and a bit wacky or unusual. The idea of the unknown is overly appealing to them, so much so that a regular routine is unthinkable and binding in their eyes. Where do they look most for their freedom? Check the sign. A stellium in Libra will indicate a desire for freedom in romantic partnership. A stellium in Cancer will indicate a desire for freedom in living situations - they may bounce around a lot, or else they may fixate on the “perfect” home, one they don’t have yet. The opposite will be apparent in Gemini stelliums in the ninth house. These individuals will be more focused on teaching others and may ignore their own personal quest for freedom by giving it to everyone else.

10th house - Having a stellium in the tenth house will give you a solid foundation on which to stand. People with this particular stellium tend to enjoy being their own boss, or being independent from authority figures in general. They may have issues with a parental figure growing up. This house’s placement makes the native ambitious and no-nonsense. They get things done, and know the best path to take to get the most work done. This is the other “workaholic” house, after sixth house stelliums. Often you will see the person’s career show up in the sign their stellium is in. An Aries stellium, for instance, might be driven to be even more independent, and would perhaps excel in an arena that would bring the native fame. A Libra stellium would indicate success through partnership. You will see a difference when there is a Cancer stellium in the tenth house. This will create that oppositional energy I’ve mentioned above, and will result in someone whose ambitions are focused on their family. They may find it harder to excel in business or on a societal level. Overall, those with tenth house stelliums often do well financially and can manifest success in career with little effort (though they often work very hard). 11th house - A stellium in the eleventh house will equal out to be someone who is “everyone’s best friend”. These folks are the most social in the zodiac, and are always on the go. They try to please all their friends, and their friends become their family. They think about things in a big picture way, and enjoy projects that allow them and their friends to work together to make changes in the world. They could be involved in protests, or working to make changes in the community. Despite their love of socializing and meeting new people, they do have a hard time with consistent small talk. They like big ticket issues and enjoy thinking about things on a grand, Uranian scale. Someone with a Taurus stellium in the eleventh house would be all about living with friends, or maybe even starting a community living situation. They may get involved with art. A Pisces stellium in the eleventh house would often jive with others on a spiritual level. If a Leo stellium shows up, things will be different. The person will be much more focused on their own creative potential and could insist on working all alone. Every other sign combination will be a team player. 12th house - Stelliums in the twelfth house are behind the scenes type people. They are supportive, kind and spiritual. They may be a little out of touch with traditional reality, and take to daydreaming and mental exploration. Neptunian energy is strong here. Sometimes they may get in deep with spirituality or religion. There is a lot of healing potential for those with twelfth house stelliums. They may have unfulfilled dreams, but will help others reach their goals without question. Psychic ability could manifest here. Often twelfth house stelliums show areas of tremendous growth capabilities in this life. The sign of the stellium will show where the work needs to be focused. For instance, a Gemini stellium could indicate a need to open up and share opinions more, or to expand interests and horizons. A Libra stellium could show growth through partnership. In Virgo stelliums you will see more outward energy, and the person will be more rooted and less “dreamy”.

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Define Your Grind

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“All of us are better when we are loved.” - Alistair MacLeod 

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Gifting a Lumerian Crystal to my 17 month old granddaughter in January and teaching her to cleanse her crystal. Witnessing her natural intuition. Maisy then holding her crystal at her heart, the process was breath taking.

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- Joyce Christian

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8 years ago, while living in Fort McMurray I was asked to be a part of a huge fundraiser event for the local SPCA- Dancing with the Stars. My dancing abilities was strictly drunk stripper; rhythm and coordination was not in my - er feet. The easy thing would have been to say no. Find someone else to do it. But something said to go for it. So I did. I practices ballroom dancing with this older Aussie gentleman and his family almost nightly for 3 months. In the middle of that time I had emergency surgery due to an erupted ovary and lost a lot of blood. Still we would meet up to practice. Even for 5-10mins at a time. The night of the big event came and hundreds of people filled the hotel’s ballroom. Nerves were high but the moment that music started playing my soul let free. I had never experienced that sort of bliss. I was so proud of myself for all the hard work and really rising to this challenge. It was the start of many moments of realizing I could truly do anything - even learning to dance gracefully! And nothing can get in your way other than your own self. I love this picture as the high I felt from this experience is clearly written on my face. For some it may seem silly to list a dancing competition as such an unforgettable and blissful moment but it wasn’t just merely the dance. It was the letting go of fear, judgement, it was learning something new and being outside a comfort zone and knowing that you did something you never thought you ever could. It will always be a highlight in my life. ❤️ 💃🏻

- Courtney McCarron

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This moment in time that took my breath away. The most perfect proposal in the most beautiful location. It’s a vortex of energy, known as the gorge on the Colorado river. A time when I was blissfully happy 💕

- Roxy Swarbrick

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This is the day my nephew was born. Things were tough for my sis-in-law with conception & I prayed every day for him to make it to term. I had never loved something or someone so much. His tiny little face, hands, toes, heart - I melted immediately!

It was also in that moment that I knew I would never be the same person I was before I walked in to meet him that day - I would protect & love this little soul like I had never loved & protected before. A new layer to my being was born & it was fuckin' beautiful! ❤🙏

- Meghan Humbke

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This is the sunset at my family's cabin in northern Saskatchewan. This is the beautiful view you see looking right out of the veranda. My grandparents vacationed at this lake, as did my parents, as did my sister and I, as did my nieces, as did much of my extended family. We had some truly special moments in this place. All of them will never be forgotten.

I didn't always like it there though. As a teen, it felt like a punishment. These were the weeks of the year I felt like my exciting summer was being stolen from me. I was forced to go to a place where there was "nothing to do", surrounded by horse flies and mosquitoes, and the weather may or may not have been great. Here, there was rarely anyone my age to spend time with and I just wished I could be at home with my friends who were leading fulfilling and exciting summers doing things like going to birthday parties and hitting up galaxy land.

I was so focused on what I was missing that I was almost oblivious to the amazing experiences I was being a part of during those summers. Despite my aversion to being there, I still managed to make great friends with the locals, attend parties and adventures, participate in the long weekend activities, and most importantly, share some truly precious moments with my family, some of whom are no longer with us physically. Be present in the moments you have with your loved ones. The time spent in our human experience with them is limited.

As I began to come into my adult years, my appreciation for summers at the lake began to come to me more naturally. Being away from friends turned into an escape from the office. Sucky weather turned into something way better than being stuck indoors. Nothing to do turned into blissful peace and quiet. Homemade meals 24/7 suddenly tasted better than any fast food. Being stuck with the family turned into a rare opportunity to share and reconnect. And among many other ways I grew my appreciation for this place, I also happened to stumble upon a perfect place for meditation right in the water, right around dinnertime when everyone was inside and the lake was empty, the place was quiet, the water was calm, and I could lay back and float without a care in the world... Bliss.

When I look at this picture, I see deep heartfelt memories. I see family and friends. I hear loud laughter and see unexpected tears. I see peace and calm followed by wild adventures. I see growing up. I see connection... I see a lesson on being grateful.

This year, my family is selling our cabin. Though this doesn't mean we can't go to the lake anymore, after this place has been a part of our lives for generations, it is certainly a significant turning point for our family. We cherish the memories we've made there and will continue to make new ones wherever our future summers take us.

In this picture, the sun gently sets as our time in this place comes to rest, but after every sunset comes a sunrise that will, again, bring about novelty, beauty, and meaning. 🌅❤

-Linnea Nordstrom

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Love. That is what this picture means to me. Knowing my dad wasn’t going to be able to walk me down the aisle still hurts. But I bought a white dress, played the song I would’ve had him dance with me and a loving friend caught the moment when he heard the song.

I miss him dearly but hold this picture close to my heart ❤️

He passed a few days after this was taken.

- Darrelle Gabinet

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I had an incredible deja vu experience. Many years ago, I had a vision of being somewhere, not sure where, going through trees and hearing "welcome back Michelle". Then being led to a place of large rocks where women long ago would give birth. Here, I also saw a small lizard crawl upon a rock near where I was standing.

3 years ago, I had these same experiences while visiting Kauai. During that same time, I saw a chief in spirit with short looking Polynesian women also in spirit standing on the beach with lava rocks. The women called to me, smiling and laughing to come closer. Once there, these very happy women surrounded me and I felt so much love and joy. I said them them in my mind, "I don't want to leave". They said I could come back any time in my mind.

It was an experience I will never forget and treasure always.

- Michelle Nairn

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This spot in nature has always soothed my soul. I have always felt safe and connected here. It has been my sanctuary since I have been in grade 7 . Now, 3 years ago as an adult I returned to this location after have done a fair amount of work in personal and spiritual development. Took my soulmate Lady for a swim, I am sitting on the river bank with my toes in water and fingers tangled in the tall grass mediating. The messages I recieved of how and why I have always been drawn to this location were ever so softly whispered to my heart. I opened my eyes and suddenly became aware that I was in a feild of wild sage and flowers. Such a beautiful gift. It really showed me that there is divine timing for everything. I had walked the trails to get here hundreds of times and not once noticed the beautiful wild sage. Now every year I make sure to return to make an offering, give thanks, connect ,and pick sage that I gift people in aiding their spiritual journeys❣

- Katie Holubowich