introduction 13 by Bill Martin Hi. Ive been studying Astrology full on since 2003. In early October last year, whilst having an afternoon kip. I was thinking to myself how accurate natal Astrology is. Then I realized that if it works so well for mortals then it should work for sporting teams as well. I then joined the TAB, which is Trans Australian Betting, as I want to put my money where my mouth is, usually betting between $15 to $200 at a time. Ive had a lot of mixed results to say the least, but now ive caught up after consistently refining my methods. I think ive finally got it right. But there are still questions that I need answers to. The colours assigned to planets and signs is one as it is all over the place. An example, one author assigns the colour of the moon to white, opal, pearl, green, silver, green, orange and yellow. Now it cant be all of these colours. In my experience the moon is white and white only. So much more reacherch needs to be done into this subject. I spend most of my free time going over charts and im very serious about getting this right and making some bling. None of my friends or family are into astrology and the ones that are a females that are only interested in Synestry, that is trying to find out what there boy friends are up to. So I have to work in isolation, which of course makes it hard. So im interested in teaming up with someone who is very motivated. We could compare systems and help each other forecast future sporting charts together. E.g.. Last night in Rugby union. The Queensland Reds played the Highlanders from South Africa 15/2/2008 at 7.05 pm in Brisbane Australia. The projected ending of the game was 8.35 pm. I placed $50 on this game and won. In future games I would like your advice and you could go over the chart and tell me what you think and visa versa. I dont use Horary, I use electoral. If you flip a coin you are bound to get at least %50 of the games correct as there are only two teams. If you get 8 out of 10 games correct which a lot of sports astrologers like to say, to me that means your a good guesser, who is on a good guessing roll. I would love to post my method on how I do things. Im very logical and use a straight forward system that has been refined over time. One of my biggest hurdles at the start was greed and impatience, but IM over that now. So if anyone is interested and if you actually place wages on games using sports Astrology then we could buddy up. Bill Martin wjm39@iinet.net.au Quote Sat Feb 16, 2008 8:07 am
14 by Ficina Hi Bill, Please do post your method as we're always interested in looking at different methods. Regarding colours, you may like to take a look at this thread which threw up some useful ideas http://skyscript.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2874 Quote Sat Feb 16, 2008 10:44 am
15 by Coffee Question about kit colours: I thought that Virgo/6th house was clothes, not the 1st house. Maybe 1st could represent Team logo. Any thoughts? Quote Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:04 am
16 by UBER Coffee wrote:Question about kit colours: I thought that Virgo/6th house was clothes, not the 1st house. Maybe 1st could represent Team logo. Any thoughts? 1st house is a first impression, cognate alias or symbol of team. Team logo usually is complicated drawing and consist of many colors. Alexey Quote Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:18 am
Colours 17 by Bill Martin Thanks for those who replied regarding sports coulurs and giving various links. In regards to signs, this is what i have found but would love to hear others opinions. Aries = red cancer = white or silver sag = purple These are the only 3 signs that are obvious. taurus =blue as some suggest, but i dont see how and some say brown which is the colour of the earth. gemini = yellow or green, but it cant be both leo = gold and orange. But also yellow, but then gemini cant also be yellow. virgo = green????? libra = pastels and pink, but some say yellow and blue scorpio = burgandy. This sounds a little suss as ive assigned this colour to aries before and won. aquarius = electric blue.. blue again?? [u]pisces [/u] = sea green, green again and blue. Blue seems to make more sence as the oceans are blue and neptune really is blue. Any thoughts.... Bill Quote Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:59 am
18 by john I've assigned unusual colours to Pisces, be shirts that are hooped/quarters, or a combination of two colours, eg maroon and sky blue. Quote Tue Feb 19, 2008 9:18 pm
Colour of signs 19 by Bill Martin Can anyone come up with anything conclusive about the colour of the signs. Especially.... Taurus.... some say blue, some brown as that is the colour of the earth. virgo..... seems to be green libra...... is a tough one. one sight says pink. Never seen a sports team wear pink... Any suggestions? scorpio..... burgandy... but ive one bets assigning burgandy with aries. pisces...... Blue, as the ocean is blue and the planet neptune itself is very blue. But then how can Taurus also be blue? Quote Tue Feb 19, 2008 11:59 pm
20 by john We could start predicting cricket matches, were both teams play in white!! Libra-suggest grey If we are looking at asc/des contrasts then we only have 6 variations only, 12 if you swap the asc/desc round; although this shouldn't influence colour. Accordingly it may well be worth pairing up the asc/desc. There can be contrasts in colours, eg light blue and dark blue. On the asc/desc issue, if one team is red and aries is is rising, libra has to be the other colour regardless of whether it is green/blue/spotted, grey, etc. Any thoughts on the other combinations? Quote Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:26 pm
21 by Goca My experience tell that it is not only important sign on cusp of ASC or DSC, it is also important placement (planet and sign too) of ruler of ASC and DSC for complete "picture". Greetings, Goca http://www.astrosport07.webs.com http://fensi88.livejournal.com/ Quote Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:39 pm
22 by john I also look at the asc/planet and its placement. For the purposes of deciding what colour relates to a sign, there is always a comparison with the opposition's significators. Where there is a clear colour choice, the other team, by default, is the opposite regardless of any strict colour scheme rules. The complication occurs when the significators are not described by the colours and so questions whether colour should be used in such circumstances. Quote Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:48 pm
23 by Goca Yes, John you are apsolutely right! I agree with all you said. Greetings, Goca http://www.astrosport07.webs.com http://fensi88.livejournal.com/ Quote Wed Feb 20, 2008 7:26 pm