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Category Archives: Astrology
The Hour Lord (& Pitted Degrees) in Horary Astrology
Horary astrology seeks to answer a question based on the moment that a “querent” or inquirer asks a question of the astrologer. In the history of horary astrology there has been a longstanding issue of whether the querent in being … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged Bonatti, dignity by Face, horary, Lilly, lord of the hour, Neelakanta, pitted degrees, prasna, Ujjain
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The Day Susan Fell Off Her Horse
Cyril Fagan, an Irish astrologer (22 May 1896 – 5 January 1970), wrote extensively on sidereal astrology after discovering that the ancient Babylonian astrologers used a sidereal rather than a tropical zodiac. He is one of the authors of the the … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged Bija rate, Cyril Fagan, pony accident, primary directions, secondary progressions, Susan Walker
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Beginner’s Luck with Yogini Dasas
A few months ago I read an article about Yogini dasas in Vedic astrology and became intrigued, so I began experimenting with them over the summer (2019). In a previous post I detailed some of the basics of the Yogini … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged Lunar Astro, prediction with Yogini dashas, Yogini, Yogini dasas
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The Progressed Yogini Nakshatra
Recently I’ve been doing a bit of reading about Vedic astrology, a subject at which I am an absolute beginner. I came across an interesting book by V.P. Goel about progressing the Moon’s birth Nakshatra as part of predicting with … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged divine mother goddess, eight matrikas, progressed lagna, progressed nakshatra, River Phoenix, V.P. Goel, Yogini dasa
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In horary, can a planet in a house signify the quesited?
There is disagreement in the literature about whether a planet in the house of the quesited can signify the quesisted if it is not also the ruler of the sign on the cusp. John Frawley, for instance, on page 34 … Continue reading
Posted in Astrology
Tagged almuten, Ardra, Ben Dykes, classical orbs of planets, horary, houses of Mr. B, Lilly, nakshatra, planets in houses, Porphyry, Sahl
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Recent video interviews about astrology
Recently I’ve done a couple of interviews about astrology, one with Belgian astrologer Levi Cosijn on finding lost objects with horary and the other with Indian astrologer Aswin Balaji on primary directions and the Morinus astrology freeware program. Below are … Continue reading
The Birth Chart of Arthur M. Young
Recently I began reading Nested Time, the autobiography of Arthur M. Young. According to wikipedia, “Arthur Middleton Young was an American inventor, helicopter pioneer, cosmologist, philosopher, astrologer and author. Young was the designer of Bell Helicopter’s first helicopter, the Model 30, … Continue reading
