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Jupiter is the ruler of the 9th house and represents the zodiac sign Sagittarius. The 12th is like the attic of ones chart. It can show ones secrets, past life themes and any psychic phenomenon.   It is ruled by Neptune and Pisces so there is however, a possibility for illusion, hospitals and substance abuse.  When one persons Jupiter lands in another's 12th house, they are very attuned to each other spiritually. Now that being said Jupiter is a generational planet so other's who are born the same year as you will have Jupiter close by. So you will have to look at the actual aspects in both peoples charts then the synastry to determine how strong the actual connection is.  If there are other supporting aspects to the Jupiter in 12th house, then this bond will be of this world and of the other side. It is mystical and can make it harder for two people to keep their thoughts down to earth.  The Jupiter individual will bring a lot of warmth and adventurous concepts into the 12th house persons personal space. The 12th house is hiding the persons true feelings about these topics, so the reaction of the 12th house person really depends on their temperament and how they handle Jupiter expanding this private area. Negative aspects to Jupiter in the 12th house can be the Jupiter forces the 12th house person to open up and causes them further pain. They can cause more harm then good if there's more negative aspects then good. If there are no positive aspects for the couple to grow then this Jupiter will need to be watched out for. With positive Jupiter aspects they can make the 12th house feel special, and very understood on not only a psychological but a spiritual sense.  The 12th house over time begins opening up about things they wouldn’t have opened up about with anyone else. They open up to the Jupiter about their true philosophical and spiritual beliefs. The Jupiter can expand the 12th house persons mind beyond the religion they perhaps were raised as. They can make the 12th house questions everything their parents wired them to think.  They can really inspire the house person to open their mind to many possibilities about the universe and their own consciousness. Sometimes couples with this overlay have a spiritual relationship, that has a specific purpose.  Jupiter  can also help the house person deal with any deep rooted trauma that they encountered as a child, or any wound to do with their beliefs.   If they do end up coming together physically then they can feel very In tune psychically. Like when they make eye contact there is a feeling that the other can see right through you. Cuddling and touching with this placement can be felt  beyond the physical body.  Their secrets and flaws are more valued and appreciated instead of being seen as wrong.  If they break apart then the Jupiter will basically have this attitude of "No one else will ever know you, like I know you."

Remember that big test you studied so hard for in school? That really important one?

Do you remember failing that test and having your teacher’s pen slash through all of your wrong answers? To make matters worse, she probably used a red pen. Why is that red pen so noteworthy?

Because there is a psychology behind colors and the memory of that red pen all over your test may have conjured up some unpleasant feelings just now.

Dating back to the ancient cultures of the Egyptians and the Chinese, chromotherapy (the use of colors to heal) has been in use for quite some time.  While believing certain colors may have particular affects on an individual, the importance of colors in marketing are more common than you may have originally thought.

The Logo Company, a logo design service, provided a chart online including some of the most popular companies’ logo’s, their respective colors, and what emotions those colors evoke. 

Within the past few days, Jessica and Joanie have been working on logo ideas and studying up on colors that best represents their brand.

Jessica is hoping Beyond Logic leaves an inspirational, cultural, and expressive impression upon both the competition and the consumers. Joanie wants to steer clear from red, yellow and purple but for reasons that don’t follow the Color Emotion Guide.

“It’s because [those colors] are very common for fast food restaurants,” said Joanie.