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In reading the definitions in different places this is what i found.
One of them refered to a stellium as three or more planets in conjuction with the same sign and/or houses. In another i read that it is four or more planets. Is it three or four? Is it a conjunction?
Also, in viewing several readings on other people via the internet, the north node was included in their stellium. (Or so it seemed)
I read from another source that the north node is not a real planet.(by definition)
Here's the underlying question:
Suppose there are two planets in conjunction with one another(same sign), and there are no others close enough to be in conjuction, except for the north node. Would this still be considered stellium?
Thanks,
Stephanie
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