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Monthly Archives: May 2021
When is the Moon truly void-of-course?
A recent horary chart posted by Lynn Holt in a Facebook horary group featured a void of course Moon, yet the outcome was favorable for the querent. Lynn kindly gave permission to reproduce her chart in this blog post. The … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged horary, Lynn Holt, Moon void of course, partile aspects, void of course, william lilly
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Volcanic eruptions and geodetic equivalence charts
In the previous post I discussed geodetic equivalence charts which were popularized by Sepharial in his 1925 text on the subject. Much of the evidence he cites to justify the technique has to do with volcanic eruptions, so when Mount … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged geodesy, geodetic chart, geodetic equivalents, Linda Johnson, Nyiragongo, Sepharial, volcano
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Geodetic Astro-Mapping
Currently I’m taking an online course about astro-mapping, given by Spanish astrologer Gloria Roca Riera, DFAstrolS. Today we discussed geodetic charts (fixed locality astrology based on geodetic equivalence of ecliptic longitude), which I’ve never made much use of and have … Continue reading
Pushing management, power and nature in horary
A fellow astrologer recently asked me a question about a horary (Chart 51) in my 1998 text. The question was asked by my editor Tom about an advertisement he was writing. Tom wanted to know whether his superiors at the … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged dispositor, fall, horary, peregrine, pushing, pushing management, pushing nature, pushing power, via combusta
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The surprising resignation of Pablo Iglesias Turrión
In breaking news from Spain on 4 May 2021, The Guardian reported the surprising news that Pablo Iglesias was leaving Spanish politics: “One of the more remarkable and once-unthinkable trajectories in modern Spanish politics came to an end a little … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged Jupiter square Uranus, Pablo Iglesias Turrión, retirement, Saturn square Uranus, Uranus station
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When do Planets finally grow up?
In the book Light on Life (1996), the authors, Hart de Fouw and Robert Svoboda, note that Hindu astrologers believe that each planet ripens or reaches “maturation” at a certain age, specifically: the sun at year 22 (I believe these … Continue reading