Mars Retrograde – Upcoming Transit

[HPS Lydia]

Hello, when I wrote the question about the mars retrograde, question #832, I made a small error there where I accidently said MC/DC were going to be affected by mars when I mean to say IC/MC, sorry about that.

No worries, I figured it out based on the position

 

[tyrantmage]

If this hits 7th house and then go back to 6th house what does this mean?

 

[HPS Lydia]

If this hits 7th house and then go back to 6th house what does this mean?

As it crosses the 7th house cusp (DC) there could be problems in your personal relations to others. In a love relationship, or other people in general, there could be increased aggression or arguments.

Into 6th, increased chance of health problem or accident, but unless it aspects a planet in your 6th or aspects the ruler of your 6th, there will likely be nothing. As the 6th also rules the workplace and co-workers, could be some problems there.

Mars retrogrades happen every 2 years, we usually don't even have any problems at all from them. Look at your transits from the previous ones, and other people's transits, usually just minor annoyances, easy enough to handle.

I mainly wrote the OP to let everyone be aware of what could potentially happen, and for information in general.

 

[tyrantmage]

As it crosses the 7th house cusp (DC) there could be problems in your personal relations to others. In a love relationship, or other people in general, there could be increased aggression or arguments.

Into 6th, increased chance of health problem or accident, but unless it aspects a planet in your 6th or aspects the ruler of your 6th, there will likely be nothing. As the 6th also rules the workplace and co-workers, could be some problems there.

Mars retrogrades happen every 2 years, we usually don't even have any problems at all from them. Look at your transits from the previous ones, and other people's transits, usually just minor annoyances, easy enough to handle.

I mainly wrote the OP to let everyone be aware of what could potentially happen, and for information in general.

Thank you HPS Lydia.