Asteroid Thalia, Muse of Comedy - Discussions, questions

Thalia was the eighth of Nine Muses, bringers of inspiration in classical Greek mythology, the offspring of Zeus and Mnemosyne (“memory”). The couple slept together on nine consecutive nights, and nine months later, the Muses were born, one each on nine consecutive days. Originally undifferentiated, in classical times the Greeks sorted out various areas of special influence among the nine sisters. Thalia, whose name means “joyous” or “blooming”, became the muse of comedy, often depicted with a Mask of Comedy, carrying a shepherd’s staff and crowned with a wreath of ivy, to denote her other area of expertise, pastoral or bucolic poetry.

Asteroid Thalia, a typical Main Belt asteroid orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, was discovered on 15 December 1852 by British astronomer J.R. Hind, at a private observatory in Hyde Park, London. It has an orbital period of approximately four and one-quarter years, and follows a path inclined ten degrees off the ecliptic, the apparent path of the sun about the earth. This inclination, while not outside normal parameters for the asteroid belt, might suggest comedy’s ability to “throw us off,” disarming and defusing tension and reducing the stress of the “rat race” as implied by the frenetic interaction of asteroids along the major plane. (from https://daykeeperjournal.com/2011/…).

So, where is Thalia in your chart? Dani Mae´s "Show Me Your Jupiter" gave me the idea for this thread. If we agree that - can reflect/project humor, where is the asteroid in relation to these planets. Do you have a gift for humor, wisecracks, etc?

Thalia is at 3 degrees Aquarius ( , and Asc); what does this mean? Well, I see it as a safety valve - in my case - a way of relieving tensions and frustrations. Third/10th/1st house activations. Show me your wee Thalia!