SHEILAA HITE, TSP’S STAR-GAZING SISTER, IS BACK, and reading her latest take on our Margaret-Marion synastry or comparative astrological charts, I moved from vaguely uncomfortable to utterly uncomfortable to absolutely delighted to utterly awed. There is so much truth in her post that at first I found myself simply wanting to get away from such scrutiny and then, absolutely to type, I just loved it. What amazed me most, I think, is that the information within is so finely diced that there is no dismissing it as vague or general. Precise, as well as correct, I found myself reading it again and again, filling in the life events that match the ebb and flow of our sisterhood.

Margaret and I approach the world so differently that at times this she said/she said has divided us, while at others it has been our saving grace. Chances are good that if one of us can’t handle something, the other one can.

How fortunate now; how awkward this once was. Reading Sheilaa’s post today, Part 2 of the series that began with this first installment, I came to a place where I value my sister in new and more clearly defined ways, and I wonder about other sisters, and when and how we come to appreciate those differences and similarities that are, in fact, written in the stars.

Sisters? We’re listening. Do you and your sister live out your astrological predilictions? How? And how much? Have you ever had your charts compared with a sibling’s?

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SIBLINGS–TWO PEAS IN A POD, RIGHT? Often the differences are like night and day, and the similarities can be so exact that it’s hard to tell where one ends and one begins. As the first article in a series on synastry, the branch of astrology focused on relationships and compatibility, TSP astrologer Sheilaa Hite compared our charts…just in time for Marion’s birthday today. You can read the whole story here.

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