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Mystery Chart #3

Mystery Chart #3 With Mars opposing Pluto across the horizon, Fagan tells us, that ?he is a strong disciplinarian, who is dreaded for his inexorable stillness.? He is highly ambitious, perhaps a military man with the angular Mars ruling the MC. These two, Mars and Pluto, in a fixed T-square to the e...

Mystery chart 2

Only Venus of the classical seven was above the horizon in the night sky when this mystery person was born. It was the Morning Star, just about as distant as it ever gets from the Sun. In early times the Morning Star was known as Phosphorous or Lucifer, the light giver. Venus as the Morning Star ten...

Mystery Chart

As the identity of the mystery person is due to unveiled tomorrow, I seem to have left this to the last minute. Some thoughts on looking at this mystery chart. First, which planets are strong, which are weak? It is a daytime chart with all three of the diurnal planets above the horizon. Of these Sat...

Early horaries

Allow me to stir the mix a little: Dorotheus is dated as circa 75 A.D. Ptolemy as c. 100-c. 178 and Vettius Valens as 120-c. 175. Neither Ptolemy or Valens wrote about Horary. If the horary examples in Chapter V of Dorotheus are to be considered later interpolations then a work written in 149 A.D. i...

Hi Sue: Thanks for responding. You may, but I see nothing in Peter's original post that says he had cast a horary and was asking for help interpreting it. Peter wrote: [quote]I am a newcomer to horary and I was wondering if someone could help me out with this question, asked at 8:47 p.m., on 9/24/05...

Are we certain the trial did start at 9 am on 28th February? I ask because the report of yesterday's trial events in today's New York Times clearly states that yesterday, Monday 21st March, the court proceedings were due to commence at 8:30 am, but were delayed because Jackson, having attended a hos...

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