Synastry Aspects for Soulmates - Vertex Conjunct Vertex & Vertex Conjunct AntiVertex

Synastry Aspects for Soulmates - Vertex Conjunct Vertex and Vertex Conjunct Anti-Vertex

Synastry Aspects for Soulmates - Vertex Conjunct Vertex & Vertex Conjunct Ant-Vertex

Let’s talk about the vertex axis, sometimes called the “electric axis,” and what it means when we have this axis conjunct in our synastry.

 So here's where I give you my two disclaimers:

  • When I say “soulmate,” I mean those deeply impactful, deeply connected relationships that you never forget. Some people use the words twin flame, soulmate, karmic partner, life partner, their person, the one… I'm using “soulmate” because it’s a nice general term for a highly impactful connection. Soulmates can be platonic and family relationships as well.
  • In my last post I described synastry as a recipe, but today I'm going to describe it as a garden. If you think of your relationship as a garden, or your synastry as a garden, and each aspect is a flower. You can't really single out one flower, describe it, and then use that one thing as the descriptor for the entire relationship. You need to take the whole thing into account. Notice that with both recipe ingredients and certain plants and flowers in your garden, you notice some more than others. Some are bigger, some are bolder, and some are more impactful.

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The synastry aspects for soulmates that I'm talking about in this series are those really impactful ones, and this vertex axis conjunction that I'm talking about today is a potent one. This one is big. This is the first thing I look at when I look at a synastry chart.

 

So what even is the vertex?! Well, it is the mathematical point in the sky where the ecliptic of the Sun meets the Prime Vertical. It's usually going to be in the 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th house. Many astrologers don't talk about this being an axis, but it absolutely is. The opposite point is called the anti-vertex. It doesn't mean “bad vertex” or anything like that, it's just the opposite point. It will always be in the opposite sign and in the opposite house of your vertex.

 

This axis is nicknamed the “electric axis” and there's a reason for that! When this axis is triggered, it often indicates a destined event or a destined meeting between people. When I say “destined,” it depends on what your beliefs are about destiny and fate. It at least FEELS that way. It's a compulsive, really intense encounter or connection.

 

Now that you know a little bit about what the vertex axis is, and honestly there's enough to be said about it that it really deserves a post dedicated just to it. So if you would like me to do that, give me a comment below.

 

Let’s get into the nitty gritty and talk about what these vertex axis conjunctions are really like. If you would like to see what this looks like in a synastry chart, check out the video on this here or scroll to the bottom of this page. If you need to get your synastry chart but don’t know how, I’ve got you. Go here.

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Vertex Conjunct Vertex and Vertex Conjunct Anti-Vertex (or Vertex Opposite Vertex…same same)

A conjunction means they are on top of each other in the chart. They are within certain tight parameters of sign and degree. How wide are the parameters for a conjunction? Obviously we'd like it to be as close as possible. If it is within two degrees it's going to be a really, really, really powerful conjunction. If it's within six degrees or even eight degrees it will still be felt, but ideally you want it to be within six degrees. That's just what I prefer. Different astrologers have different parameters, so this is my way.

Let's say that there were some researchers and they were speaking to different astrologers who specialized in synastry, and they wanted to know one synastry aspect that could be an indicator for actual twin flames. First I would say, I don't believe in the twin flame mythology in the same way most people seem to, but if I had to pick one synastry aspect that could be an indicator of that type of connection, it would be this. Not the vertex/vertex conjunction, but the vertex/anti-vertex conjunction. This is simply because, in my research and work with clients and couples thus far, this conjunction is the most rare. That being said, I really do not believe that there are real "twin flame indicators." There are synastry aspects that tend to show up in potent, feel-it-in-your-guts relationships and this is really what I'm talking about here.

What does this feel like? Well, it feels destined. It feels like the universe has knocked itself out to get these two people together. This is the same for both of these conjunctions. There is incredible telepathy. They can feel what the other person is feeling when they’re not together. When they are together, it feels that they have entered a world all their own. These people will not only finish each other sentences, but will say the same thing at the same time. They'll jinx each other all the time. It feels fated. With the Sun/North Node conjunction, the primary feeling is that it feels “right.” It feels like the right thing to do to be in this relationship. With this vertex axis conjunction it feels destined.

Know that destined does not necessarily mean lasting, and that's something I have to mention here. Each synastry aspect has a different level of potentiality for longevity, and the vertex has virtually none. It is about impact. This doesn't mean that people who have this conjunction can't last a lifetime or for a substantial amount of time, but it's not the vertex conjunction or the vertex axis conjunction that's going to keep them together.

They were definitely supposed to meet each other. Personally, when it comes to the concepts of destiny and fate I believe that we are destined to come to certain crossroads and then it's free will which path we take. I do believe that the universe will bring us to certain doors or to certain opportunities or to certain people or types of people because of the types of soul lessons that we need or the Karma we need to sort out. These relationships are heavy with that type of energy. An interesting quality to these vertex axis conjunction relationships is that oftentimes they know each other before they fall in love or before they even find each other attractive. Or they'll be separated by one degree for years and years and years before they meet or "just miss" each other is passing over and over again.

There's usually a trigger to these relationships.

If you’re interested in these triggers I've discovered, you can comment below and be sure to get on my mailing list because I am soon releasing my work on this subject. This is a whole new discovery in Astrology and it is VERY exciting. The vertex needs to be triggered, that's one of the ingredients of this recipe.

Remember what I said before… there's no guarantee that these relationships will last. Sometimes intensity like that, of course depending on the rest of the chart, but too much intensity cannot endure in some cases. I'll put my money on this... if any couple that has this vertex conjunction breaks up… they can't be friends. Even if they are the type of people that usually stay friends with their exes, no bueno. It's too much. They’ll never forget each other though, that’s for certain.

If you would like to work more deeply with your synastry, I'd be honored to assist.

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Other synastry and relationship astrology articles:

The Composite Sun Through the Signs

The Composite Sun Through the Houses

What is the Composite Chart

Ascendant Conjunct Descendant Synastry

Sun Conjunct North Node Synastry

Sun Conjunct Pluto Synastry

Asteroid Goddess Juno

Y'all Fighting?

Some Truth About Twin Flames

Ascendant Square Ascendant in Synastry

For relationship astrology and synastry readings go here

85 comments

  • What would you tell about vertex conjunct descendant in synastry? How would the descendant person be affected when the vertex is triggered ? Is there something fated about it?

    Engin
  • Youre right about the full moon trigger. I met someone halloween 2020 when it was a full moon in taurus 2 degrees from my anti-vertex.

    Nicole
  • Hi Cindy! I’m so sorry to hear of your loss, oh my goodness. I can only imagine how deeply this relationship touched your life and how you must miss him. I have a video on my Youtube channel that shows how you can get your synastry chart, Vertex included. It’s usually an optional addition to whatever you’re using to get your charts. You are also free to email me. Much love.

    Galactic Mystic (Ananda)
  • Hi! I found this video fascinating. I’m new to astrology so a bit overwhelming to me. I met someone eight years ago but in a very unusual situation. I wasn’t looking for anyone new but was catapulted into a relationship that lasted five years. Sadly, he passed away three years ago. His impact on me spiritually and personally is still resonating with every area of my life. I’m having trouble finding a synastry chart with the vertex on it. I literally spend hours a day on this and want to learn more. Any help you can give would be appreciated.

    Thank you, Cindy

    Cindy A Church
  • Shikha, let me be very clear in saying that I really do not believe in “twin flame astrology”. I do not believe in the current twin flame mythology or the “journey” as it is represented in current spirituality. My comment was simply that if I did believe in that or thought there was an actual “twin flame marker” that the Vertex opposition could be one. In my research and work with couples, many people have more than one major relationship with Vertex conjunctions in their synastry. I find the exact Vertex opposition to be much more rare. That being said, I still don’t subscribe to this. What you are describing is most certainly a potent and important relationship and if you feel connected to the twin flame story, I say great. But as always, I’ll tell you what I think, but I won’t tell you what to think.

    Galactic Mystic (Ananda)

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