13 by Sungem I am very pleased for you Anna, you got enough money for what you wanted and you get to keep some books! However I think you are also being very generous with the... Fitted very nicely with the outcome I would say! ...since I think as a judgement it's completely wrong (again ) Can anyone spot the timing? Quote Tue Aug 16, 2005 1:15 pm
14 by Anna Well, you did see a positive outcome with som obstacles attached to it. And thats what happend. Not a whole sale but a half. You did see a second buyer which probably is just right since I most certainly will sell the rest of the books later on. Probably at Christmas since I suspect that I will need extra cash then. And that is about 4 months away! :-))))) It was also interesting to read about the Fixed stars. I hardly no anything about them. Quote Tue Aug 16, 2005 5:37 pm
15 by Sungem Thank you Anna for some sorely needed confidence boosting. Still on the timing ? you asked the question at 5.30pm Sunday and sold the books at noon Tuesday. A bit more than one and a half days. Jupiter conjuncts S-node in just under a day. Did the buyer first contact you Monday? The only aspect I can find that operates in one and a half somethings is Venus approaching a trine to the 2nd cusp! Venus is in Mercury?s sign, exhaltation and face but in Jupiter?s detriment and it?s own fall. The buyer likes you, but you don?t get quite what you want. Venus is also you as mother and ruler of 4th (end of matter) letting go of something (Venus in 8th) for money (2nd). I can only think that Mercury?s station and the Moon in Mercury?s fall indicated the weakened condition of the buyer, i.e. he only bought half. Some might think I?m stretching this to fit, but it?s all I can see, oh well As for the fixed stars ? my horary software lists them automatically and I usually ignore them. If the list involves some of the planets pertinent to the reading, at the end I?ll look them up in Anthony Louis? book as a sort of ?also ran?. If they are more than 1 degree away from conjunction I still ignore them ? if they are less than 1 degree to conjunction, I?ll see if anything in his definitions leap into the judgement. In this case, I thought they did. An interesting exercise! Thanks and congratulations once again. Quote Tue Aug 16, 2005 9:16 pm