Everything But the Moon, Mars, and Venus: Crucial Astrology for Spot-On Synastry

I thought we were made for each other! What went wrong?

Western astrologers rely on a familiar method when determining the compatibility between potential romantic partners. First, we look at Sun signs, then Moon signs, then Venus and Mars. We look at the Ascendant. We look for trines between the charts. We then start looking for any little thing that bolsters our opinion of the future of the relationship.
While this all leads to the possibility that people may be attracted to each other, it isn’t enough to determine whether a relationship will last beyond initial attraction. Usually (but not always) harmonious aspects between the Moon, Venus, and Mars in the astrological charts of people is expected; it is not actually necessary for these love planets to have a huge positive effect on the chart in order for the relationship to be successful.

I have to admit that I have only used this method once. After all, once you have found Mr. Right, you stop looking. This method is for the astrologers who want to find love for themselves or for others. Too often do we allow lust and excitement to lead us to disappoint. This book outlines a method of determining the real potential of a relationship from the ground up.