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Disharmonious Mercury aspects, especially with Mercury-Mars or Mercury-Saturn are the types that can be some of the most difficult to work through. Mercury is one of the most important planets to look at in synastry.

8th/12th house natives that have 8th/12th house synastry with someone else are less prone to the “issues” that come with it. They possess the energy and understand it, so when someone else’s planets fall in those houses, they aren’t as uncomfortable as natives without planets in the 8th/12th house.

7th house synastry isn’t just about romance, it brings out the side of us we least like, you are each other’s reflection. There’s a lot of learning that occurs with 7th house synastry, and it’s learning about yourself through others.

Saturn conjunctions to another’s inner planets can really be one of those “we’ve been through the thick and thin” kind of relationships because of how serious it can make the two people. The Saturn person may be like the care taker of the other person.

Venus-Jupiter aspects are really favorable and sweet, even if it’s typically a disharmonious aspect, the two are still grandious in their love and relish in it in happiness.

Nodal conjunctions to another’s inner planets is a sign of a karmic relationship, particularly one of past life significance.

Juno is a really important asteroid in marriage synastry. Look at your Juno and your partner’s Juno, do they correspond and describe you two to each other?

Looking at your Moon and 4th house synastry is important to see how you can live with someone on a day to day basis.

Having a balanced amount of harmonious and disharmonious energy in synastry is more favorable. You learn a lot and there’s still a blissfulness and ease in the air.

Saturn plays an important role for all long term relationships. Saturn is Father Time so Saturn knows how to prolong something in a relationship to keep consistency.

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