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Transit Mars Conjunct Natal Ascendant

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Transit Vibe: Energized Self-Expression

Here’s what to do and to avoid when you have transit Mars conjunct Ascendant. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.

(To find out if you’re currently having this transit, get your free personal daily transits report.)

Avoid During Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant

To Do During Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant

What’s Interesting About Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant?

Mars conjunct the natal Ascendant is a big deal in astrology, and when you look at ancient texts, you find some really interesting, sometimes odd, interpretations you don’t see every day. Here are some lesser-known views from those old astrologers:

Experiencing Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant

When Mars crosses over your natal Ascendant, it’s like an injection of raw energy straight into your system. The Ascendant is the part of your chart that shows your appearance, your attitude, and the way you start things. So when Mars- planet of action, heat, and boldness- lands here, life gets a lot more lively, and so do you.

You might find you’re way more upfront and impatient than usual. You’ll probably have tons of extra energy (and maybe some anger or frustration, too). It’s a great time for starting things you’ve been putting off, or making brave moves. But you’ve gotta watch out for accidents, arguments, and acting before you think things through.

Challenges during Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant

Opportunities during Transit Mars Conjunct Ascendant

How the Sign of Transiting Mars Modifies This Transit Conjunct to Natal Ascendant

Read the one for the current sign of transiting Mars.

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