Same Natal and Transit Aspect = Bigger Impact?

Hi All.

Wondering if there is a more significant impact felt when a particular transiting aspect matches a natal aspect, though not necessarily in the same signs/houses.

For example, let's say someone has Venus square sun natally. Would they feel the general/collective (not their personal) transiting Venus square sun more than someone who doesn't have this aspect natally?

And would they feel it even more if they are a Libra or Taurus rising and Venus is their ruling planet?

(BTW, for the mods, I do not have this aspect natally, or in any current personal transit, and I'm not Libra or Taurus rising, I'm Cancer.)

I recently heard an astrologer on a podcast talk about aspects almost as though she were saying they are like imprints energetically. I'm not sure if I understood her correctly but that's what it sounded like to me. Which got me thinking...if you are used to certain energetic imprints/aspects because of your natal chart, if they might pack more of a punch when the same "imprint" happens in transit.

Hopefully this makes sense. Thank you.

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