Cool.. Thanks alot...That was a lot. Are these your writing. Smooth and easy read. Give the information very clear.

And these:
[avoid falling for wrong causes. They have an overpowering need to express love." ]

[Theirs is a deep feeling that the whole world is a family; this gives them a strong community spirit.]

and a few more are getting to be a reacuring theme. Some day I'll be able to name the individual aspects.
I remember the essence of most of them. But I not all that good at the names and terms of things. I still call things the “wachamacallit” my favorite “whoblyha”..
Well Thanx again these are GREAT!!!

Hi, Kali,

There is an excellent discussion of the Grand Cross (and also of T-squares) at this site:
www.lunarliving.org/astrolog...are.shtml and you may wish to read the whole article. I will quote briefly here:
"One factor that each type of Grand Cross shares is that they are all
fundamentally stressful configurations. Squares motivate action, and
they are perceived as uncomfortable influences; the tension develops
over time, and once it reaches a certain point, we take action to
reduce some of the pressure. Depending on our actions/reactions,
squares can be both constructive and destructive.
"Squares, and particularly very tight orbed squares, can be hard aspects
to ignore. The productive factor to a Grand Cross is that it does offer
a solid foundation; a nucleus with structure and strength that can be a
tremendous resource. However, finding the point of assimilation and
balance in order to be able to take advantage of this gift can be
exceedingly challenging. The key, of course, comes from developing
balance between the two oppositions."

With that said, here is some information on your positions:

Chiron in Aquarius:
The personal imperative for these people can be summed up in two words: THE FUTURE. they can’t tolerate people who refuse to move forward and they feel nothing must stop them from evolving, from discovering the new and the different. They have the souls of the Bohemians (free souls) and have a great deal of sympathy for those who stand out. They need people and want to solve problems for others, as well as to bring people together. They cannot stand closed doors --- they want (to steal a line from Star Trek) “to boldly go where no one has gone before.”

Chiron in the 10th (I also have this):
Tenth House: These people drive themselves hard in their own field, often keeping gruelling schedules. yet they are usually known for being vital, alive and hardworking with a single-mindedness of purpose and a hatred of inactivity. When they talk about their purpose they tend to lecture like a preacher. It is not unusual for them to reach a high position in some field without many of the requirements which are normally necessary to do so, such as a high school graduate working at a job usually filled by a college graduate. In any event, they are usually in a position where they just don’t seem to fit in with their co-workers, such as the only non-family member in a family-run business. Even if they chose a field where it is normal to be “different”, they still seem to just not be like anyone else in the field. Thus they are definitely conspicuous and capable of making quite an impact on their profession. They are known for having a “something extra” which makes them stand out as mavericks, or for NOT having something which others in their field have which also makes them stand out. The public knows these people for their willingness to go beyond conventional methods in their careers, even if there is opposition from others, and they often disdain critics. Many have a great charisma. They usually have a fast wit and tend to be known for their self-deprecating humor . They always feel they must have an immediate goal, and if they don’t have one they invent one. Often they find it difficult to concern themselves with long-range goals. They make good crusaders.
People with Chiron in the 10th:
Jerry Lewis, Paul Lynde, Tom Poston, Jonathan Winters, Tom Smothers, Peter Ustinov, Flip Wilson, Tom Bosley, Dick Cavett, Truman Capote, Gale Storm, Loretta Young, Shirley MacLaine, Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Joan Caufield, Diana Ross, Orson Welles, Willie Nelson, Sam Peckinpah, William Saroyan, Alfred Tennyson, Paul Verlaine, Giuseppe Verdi, Jack Anderson, Thomas Huxley, Isabelle Pagan, Alan Oken, Alice Anne Bailey, Nikola Tesla, Michel Gauquelin, Georg Moore, Milton Shapp, Thomas Eagleton, Robert McNamara, Jerry Rubin, F. Lee Bailey, Leon Trotsky.

Chiron opposition Uranus:
this opposition seems to tie into the ever-quickening pace of scientific breakthroughs that began in the early 1950’s. Actually, one of the problems is that science is making discoveries faster than they can be integrated into society ---even faster than proper safeguards can be devised for our protection from side-effects and from the discoveries themselves. This same ‘vibration’ seems to be part of the nature of individuals who have this aspect. There is a thirst for the new, for discovery, for experiences, that often outweighs the taking of any precautions. This is especially true when the opposition is prominent in the chart. You dare not try to curtail the freedom of such an individual---the consequences are not pleasant. The urge for independence in such a native is so strong---especially if the aspect is prominent---that s/he frequently has trouble in relationships. S/he needs a relationship with someone who will give him/her ‘their own space.’ It is difficult to find someone sufficiently secure to give a partner that much freedom. It seems that these people are always so full of life, and spirit---they may be down, but never for long.
EXAMPLES of people with Chiron opposite Uranus:
Leon Spinks, Tracey Austin, Mark Fidrych, Archie Griffin, Tatum O’Neal, Michael Jackson, Adam Ant, Debbie Boone, Amy Grant, Billy Idol, Bobby Brown, Brad Whitford, Bruce Hornsby, Bryan Adams, Celine Dion, David Byrne, David Lee Roth, Donny Osmond, Elvis Costello, Germaine Jackson, Harry Connick Jr, Janis Ian, Joe Jackson, K.D. Laing, Layne Staley, Lyle Lovett, Mariah Carey, Marie Osmond, Pat Benatar, Peabo Bryson, Rickie Lee Jones, Ricky Scaggs, Tanya Tucker, Thomas Dolby, Cyndi Lauper, George Strait.

Chiron square Mars:
One of the major lesson that this person must learn is to be adaptable---to try new methods when they come along---to experiment. Some learn it early in life while others apparently never learn it. But, until they learn, the following sequence of experience usually comes: The person finds some method that works---some plan of action. S/he uses it continually, getting into a rut [habit.] After this goes on for awhile, Chiron comes along and throws a wrench into the process---the success formula doesn’t work any more, or it produces negative results. When this occurs, the person may fall down, and fall hard! Even when s/he doesn’t actually fall, s/he is definitely thrown off-balance,and must re-orient self. At this point in time, the person usually chooses one of three alternatives.
1. Make an adjustment, and then go back to some routine method of doing things. If this approach is chosen the person will once again have to go through the same process in the future, and again each time s/he refuses to learn. Eventually, this repeated stress can have an influence on the health, producing stress-related ills.
2. Learn part of the lesson. If this is the case, the native learns the virtues of trying new methods, new ways of doing things, but not the ‘why’ of the lesson. S/he begins to revel in each new method. S/he may seek out and try to experience every new act that can be found, every new experience and sensation that exists. S/he is even capable of inventing brand new ones. If the person continues along this course s/he will still be confronted with Chiron throwing a wrench into the act---but the native will see it as just one more new experience, or as a temporary setback. Continued long enough, this person may go to excess with destructive results.
3. The person learns to be adaptable. S/he learns to try new things, and learns to discriminate, so that s/he also knows when the old methods are still valid. S/he uses new ways of doing things when the time is right. S/he thus builds up a broad repertoire of methods and experiences we draw upon, and is seen by others as extremely resourceful and multi-talented. Should s/he turn great personal energy toward helping others, s/he finds a knack for coming up with the right solution for each individual’s problems, and often uncanny insights into what makes people tick. S/he welcomes each new experience, but sees it as a means, not an end.
EXAMPLES of people with Mars square Chiron:
J.R.R. Tolkien, Linda Blair, Spiro Agnew, Alan Alda, Jerry Lewis, Malcolm Dean, Rockwell Kent, Sir Harry Lauder, Percy B. Shelley, Rod Stewart, Jim. Morrison, Tom Aldredge, Florence Chadwick, Ezzard Charles, Nanette Fabray, Billy Graham, Valerie Perrine, Roger Staubach, Gay Talese, Peter Graves, Michael Jackson, Glen Scarpelli, Nancy Reagan, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Marlon Brando, Jack Lemmon, Rex Harrison, David Cassidy, Cezanne, Stravinski, Balzac, Jean Genet, Jean-Claude Killy, Aleister Crowley, Billy Idol, Bonnie Raitt, Bryan Ferry, Charlie Daniels, Chet Baker, David Bromberg, Dollie Parton, Donna Fargo, Doris Day, Dr. John, Geoff Tate, Johnny Winter, Meatloaf, Odetta, Paul Butterfield, Peter Frampton, Peter Gabriel, Phil Everly, Randy Newman, Rod Stewart, Sade, Stevie Nicks, Stevie Wonder.

Chiron square Jupiter:
One of the major lesson that this person must learn is to be adaptable---to try new methods when they come along---to experiment. Some learn it early in life while others apparently never learn it. But, until they learn, the following sequence of experience usually comes: The person finds some method that works---some plan of action. S/he uses it continually, getting into a rut [habit.] After this goes on for awhile, Chiron comes along and throws a wrench into the process---the success formula doesn’t work any more, or it produces negative results. When this occurs, the person may fall down, and fall hard! Even when s/he doesn’t actually fall, s/he is definitely thrown off-balance,and must re-orient self. At this point in time, the person usually chooses one of three alternatives.
1. Make an adjustment, and then go back to some routine method of doing things. If this approach is chosen the person will once again have to go through the same process in the future, and again each time s/he refuses to learn. Eventually, this repeated stress can have an influence on the health, producing stress-related ills.
2. Learn part of the lesson. If this is the case, the native learns the virtues of trying new methods, new ways of doing things, but not the ‘why’ of the lesson. S/he begins to revel in each new method. S/he may seek out and try to experience every new act that can be found, every new experience and sensation that exists. S/he is even capable of inventing brand new ones. If the person continues along this course s/he will still be confronted with Chiron throwing a wrench into the act---but the native will see it as just one more new experience, or as a temporary setback. Continued long enough, this person may go to excess with destructive results.
3. The person learns to be adaptable. S/he learns to try new things, and learns to discriminate, so that s/he also knows when the old methods are still valid. S/he uses new ways of doing things when the time is right. S/he thus builds up a broad repertoire of methods and experiences we draw upon, and is seen by others as extremely resourceful and multi-talented. Should s/he turn great personal energy toward helping others, s/he finds a knack for coming up with the right solution for each individual’s problems, and often uncanny insights into what makes people tick. S/he welcomes each new experience, but sees it as a means, not an end.
EXAMPLES of people with Mars square Chiron:
J.R.R. Tolkien, Linda Blair, Spiro Agnew, Alan Alda, Jerry Lewis, Malcolm Dean, Rockwell Kent, Sir Harry Lauder, Percy B. Shelley, Rod Stewart, Jim. Morrison, Tom Aldredge, Florence Chadwick, Ezzard Charles, Nanette Fabray, Billy Graham, Valerie Perrine, Roger Staubach, Gay Talese, Peter Graves, Michael Jackson, Glen Scarpelli, Nancy Reagan, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Marlon Brando, Jack Lemmon, Rex Harrison, David Cassidy, Cezanne, Stravinski, Balzac, Jean Genet, Jean-Claude Killy, Aleister Crowley, Billy Idol, Bonnie Raitt, Bryan Ferry, Charlie Daniels, Chet Baker, David Bromberg, Dollie Parton, Donna Fargo, Doris Day, Dr. John, Geoff Tate, Johnny Winter, Meatloaf, Odetta, Paul Butterfield, Peter Frampton, Peter Gabriel, Phil Everly, Randy Newman, Rod Stewart, Sade, Stevie Nicks, Stevie Wonder.