Couples with this interaspect should each ask themselves: What is it that I am protecting or defending, and is it so important that I will let it undermine my relationship? The key to handling this aspect is to consciously invite tolerance into the mind and heart, especially when one feels inexplicably defensive about one’s personal beliefs. This basic rebellion takes place in the realm of the intellectual rather than the personal, yet it can eventually feel very personal. There is a tendency to pick at each other’s basic philosophy of life, finding flaws in each other’s point of view. They test each other’s faith or the “rules” they lay down whether they are explicit or implicit, by sometimes alarming displays of independence and freedom. Each person holds onto their own set of principles, culture, and background quite defensively, and sees the other’s actions that contradict this basic outlook as threatening. It is not unmanageable but should be identified and worked out. There can be some real differences in personal outlooks that cause nagging problems.īecause it goes both ways and is thus repeated in their composite chart, this aspect represents an ongoing theme that should be handled sensitively in order that it doesn’t undermine the relationship. This suggests an ongoing tension in the relationship between freedom and restriction. One of the most challenging interaspects in their synastry is the mutual opposition of Jupiter and Saturn. It’s a dreamy connection, but it’s also very sensitive in the long term. With Venus-Neptune in synastry, it is especially important for a couple to maintain the initial innocence of their love for each other. With Venus mutually aspecting Neptune, this is a highly romantic and tender connection.
Tom’s Venus on Katie’s Moon and Ascendant suggests a real and palpable attraction. The first point in the list above is common in synastry for infatuations and attraction. Tom’s North Node is conjunct Katie’s Jupiter and Equatorial Ascendant in her 12th house (Saturn opposes it).(This mutual aspect in synastry is expressed in the composite chart below). Jupiter mutually aspects Saturn: Tom’s Saturn is opposite Katie’s Jupiter, and Katie’s Saturn is opposite Tom’s Jupiter.Venus mutually aspects Neptune: Tom’s Venus is trine Katie’s Neptune and Tom’s Neptune is conjunct Katie’s Venus.Tom’s Venus conjunct Katie’s Moon and Ascendant (all planets in Leo).The first things I noticed in their chart comparison are: Katie’s birth data is accurate, so we will consider these points in her natal chart. Katie Holmes (Birth Time Known – Inner Wheel) & Tom Cruise (Birth Time Unknown – Outer Wheel):īecause we don’t have a birth time for Tom, we can safely ignore the Ascendant, Midheaven, Vertex, and Part of Fortune in his chart (depicted in the outer wheel). Because we don’t have a time of birth, we don’t know his Ascendant, and his Moon is in either Cancer or Leo. Tom has a Cancer Sun, with Mercury in Gemini, Venus in Leo, and Mars in Taurus. Some Astrological Notes about Katie and Tom: Katie’s Sun is in Sagittarius, Moon is in Leo, Mercury is in Sagittarius, Venus is in Scorpio, and Mars is in Capricorn. Some bio facts about Tom Cruise: He was born July 3, 1962, in Syracuse, NY (birth time unknown). Some bio facts about Katie Holmes: She was born December 18, 1978, at 9:32 PM in Toledo, Ohio.* Their age difference has been getting quite a bit of press (he’s 42 and she’s 26). The proposal took place at the Eiffel Tower. Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise got engaged on June 17, 2005, in the early hours of the day. Katie Holmes & Tom Cruise (Relationship Astrology)
We offer interpretations of the birth charts of famous people and famous relationships in this section of the site. Astrology of Relationships: Katie Holmes & Tom Cruise
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