The author gives centre stage to each planet before interpreting them as pairs and this allows the reader to understand the nature of all ten planets. Angular planets are also considered in this book and how they affect the nature of the character. The mutable, cardinal and fixed crosses are also studied, and the friction of elements. Elemental trines are also discussed, with the view that trines in water know how they feel whether they like it or not, and are less likely to be affected by judgement by having to consider whether they are supposed or expected to like or dislike the object under question.
The aspects are expertly covered and nothing is left untouched by such an in depth treatise. I highly recommend this work on aspects, as it is one of the better aspect books on the market.
Quote from book:
Sun-Venus people all want love and to be loved; they tend to identify, rightly or wrongly, with the notion of being loving and affectionate kind of person. And they want to be seen in that light, recognised as a person who is amiable, popular and tender hearted. Usually, Sun-Venus, ever wanting to please and be popular is popular, especially with women. To be a loving person, and to be recognised as such, may be the most important thing int eh world to the Sun-Venus type, although obviously the rest of the chart needs to be carefully examined. The need for personal popularity can be so strong that the individual finds it very difficult to confront unpleasant issues, or show themselves in an unpleasant light. They may find it difficult to puch themselves forward, for doing so might 'make waves' and Sun-Venus would rather not risk that.
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