Rugby, Ireland Vs England 1 by SIDERUM The next 24th Saturday, in Croke Park Stadium, Dublin, play, Ireland Vs. England, at 17:30 GMT Regards Mario www.siderum.com Quote Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:14 am
Will my team, England, beat Ireland? 2 by Harlequin 24th. February 2007, 5.30pm GMT, Dublin. 2 degrees Virgo rising. My team, England, represented by Lord 1, Mercury, combust and in detriment and fall. Ireland represented by Jupiter, in its own sign therefore very strong. No contest, Ireland won convincingly! H. Quote Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:42 pm
3 by SIDERUM Why, Mercury represent to England, and Jupiter, Ireland?? www.siderum.com Quote Mon Feb 26, 2007 6:57 pm
4 by Harlequin Ola Mario! Mercury represents my team (England) because Virgo is rising, and Mercury rules Virgo. The first house is given to the team that you support. Therefore, the opposition are the seventh house, in this case Pisces, so Ireland are represented by Jupiter. best wishes, Harlequin. Quote Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:42 pm
5 by Ficina Hi Harlequin, It's usually only in horary charts that the Asc represents the team you support, i.e. "Will my team win?". In an event chart the Asc is usually given to the home team or the favourite or the team that initiates the game (in football that would be the team that kicks off - not sure how it works with rugby). In this match Ireland were the home team (and I would guess the favourites as well). I've had a quick look at the chart and reckon the Moon in 10th shows the win for Ireland. I've found that to be a fairly reliable indicator. Cheers, Ficina Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 12:06 pm
6 by Harlequin Hi Ficina, thanks for reminding me, you're absolutely right! I should have treated the chart as an Event chart but I interpreted it as an Horary chart. Strange then that if I had interpreted it as an Even chart, Ireland would have been given the Ascendant and therefore would have been shown to be about to be soundly beaten by England! Cheers, H. Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 4:26 pm
RFU in Problem 7 by SIDERUM I write this when Argentina beat to England: "Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:43 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The last bad performance of England Rugby (Rugby Football Union (RFU) )was in 1971, Saturn was 18 ? Taurus!!! the last mounth Saturn transit the 15?-23? Leo!!!. The RFU have anything sensitive point in 15?-25? Fixes Sign!!! " The England Team have many problem!!! the last years and this years!!! The last Saturday, The Match has: ASC=02?52' Virgo; MC=22?52' Tauro Mars Rx (O'Sullivan= Irish Coach) over MC Pluto Rx (O'Sullivan) over ASC Brian Ashton= England Coach, have Sun Square Moon (10? Virgo/Sagitarius) Brian Ashton has been appointed as England head coach (20 Dec 2006), Mars Square Uranus (10?Sagitarius/Piscis) The last Saturday, Moon Square Uranus (10?Geminis/Piscis) Kind Regards Mario www.siderum.com Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:49 pm
8 by Ficina Hi again, H Strange then that if I had interpreted it as an Even chart, Ireland would have been given the Ascendant and therefore would have been shown to be about to be soundly beaten by England! It's true that Mercury was in bad shape and Jupiter good. However, John Frawley has pointed out that essential dignity (or lack thereof) carries no clout in sporting event charts. This does seem strange, but I have to say my own experience of working with footie charts bears this out. He also says that combustion has no effect. Jupiter did have accidental dignity in the 4th, but I've found the 4th to be less reliable than the other angular houses. In any case, it was trumped by the Moon in the 10th (the house of Ireland's "prize"). Cheers, Ficina Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:15 pm
9 by Harlequin Hi again Ficina! did I ype Even char?!! he on my keyboard mus be fauly! He (Frawley) also says that combustion has no effect I've just been reading Frawley's "Horary Textbook" where he says, re sports and contests (page 205) that "House placement and combustion are the most important accidental dignities in these charts." Further down the same page he says, "Combustion being the most grievous of all afflictions, a significator combust shows a team will lose." Hmmm... curiouser and curiouser! Cheers, H. Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:41 pm
10 by Ficina Very curious indeed, especially given the result of that match I got the info about combustion from a post on another forum which stated it came from JF's Astrologer's Apprentice (don't know which issue). Since the poster had translated it from Dutch back into English, perhaps that might account for the discrepancy Quote Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:09 pm