I think that Frawleys advice on reading the myth and see if it can be applied is very good and basically necessary. This is also how I understand Bradys work. The myth about Perseus and Medusa also contains a development that justifies the psychological view of sublimation inherent in that approach.... Forum: Nativities & General Astrology Topic: Algol - Contemporary interpretation? Replies: 63 Views: 63201 Tue Mar 06, 2007 2:13 pm Jump to post
Yes, Saturn seems to be a reasonable choice with those qualities. Thank you. Lars Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: What rules a camera? Replies: 18 Views: 17527 Sun Aug 15, 2004 7:27 am Jump to post
Thanks for input, both of you. That is an interesting division between what a thing does as to what the thing is in itself. Somewhere I have picked up the expression "camera obscura" which means dark room (if memory serves). Thats very Saturn. Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: What rules a camera? Replies: 18 Views: 17527 Tue May 11, 2004 8:04 pm Jump to post
What rules a camera? Does anyone know what planet rules cameras? I am thinking of the moon. as a camera basically reflects. As far as I know moon seems to rule film as well, as it has silver as a basic component. But camera and film is not necessarily the same. Does anyone have views on this? Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: What rules a camera? Replies: 18 Views: 17527 Mon May 10, 2004 9:35 am Jump to post
In Rex Bills "The Rulership Book", Moon, Neptune and the sign of Cancer rules glass. But he also mentions Mercury and Leo in a parenthsis. Personally I tend to see Moon as the ruler. Interestingly, the book has Moon, Mercury and Neptune connected to eyeglasses. Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: Traditional reference for glass Replies: 5 Views: 9270 Thu Dec 18, 2003 10:18 pm Jump to post