13 by Stellarium Meredith wrote:A brief technical question when you have chance - would there be a case for using mercury as evening star, as part of the nocturnal sect when assessing the sect lords as in the Valens tecnique on eminence? I'm aware of Mercury's sect being determined by position relative to the Sun in a diurnal or nocturnal figure but I'm not sure if Valens makes such a distinction. In The Antholgy he wrote: "Note that Mercury is common and works with the two sects to a special degree to accentuate the good or the bad, and to accentuate the individual characteristics and configurations of each star." Quote Sat Mar 23, 2013 2:30 pm
Mystery chart 14 by viola magmar Hello Stellarium, I enjoyed the exercise and hope you do not mind it if I post my basic considerations now, although late. Just tell me if you wish me to delete my post. In view of the data you disclosed, I shall only post what, amongst other observations which did not, in fact, result pertinent or correct, to me, would seem appropriate. I mostly follow horary posts but find natal astrology very challenging. AC ruler Jupiter conjunct MC in Libra, at critical degree. A judge, a warrior, a person with an idealistic vision of the world, unable to raise above a certain professional status. He was a legend in his own lifetime; broke his spine/bones. Sun in Capricorn, ruling 9th house is placed in 1st house, ruled by Jupiter. A strong, sort of stern, primitive ego, I would say. In spite of specific indications from moderator, in this case I would point out that Sun is conjunct fixed star Vega, presently at 15?27? Capricorn, whose significance could give strong indications as to the direction of Sun?s influence onto the person involved. Quoting from Stellarium: "tough justice". I found out about such specific influence of Vega?s, when studying the chart of our politician Mr. Antonio Di Pietro, ex solicitor. A fanatic who, through his vehement attacks, caused more than one person under accuse, to commit suicide, using his profession to force himself an access into politic. A very strong need to get self satisfaction through assuring order, or own vision of order, even by means of violence. Sun-Jupiter in square: restricted use of Sun?s/9th house energies: higher education; extensive travelling; religious inclinations frustrated and forcefully expressed through different channels. In the light of facts, no university degree; lived in the area where he was born; he could be compared to a priest of past times? yet, rather than becoming a religious, judging authority who could not make use of physical, cohercitive strength, he chose to become a street policeman. Power. Even when directed towards certain, positive aims, it remains a matter of power. Ego and power. This is how I?d basically read Saturn and Mars in 4th house Aries, quincunx an ill-placed Moon in Scorpio: the aethernal family issues between parental figures, their conflicts and the way a child develops in view of his life experiences within the nucleus. His self-esteem (2nd house) depended upon the satisfaction of his own needs for a justice which was possibly lacking within his family of origin. An overpowering father? An ill-treated mother? As far as number of marriages, interesting to note that a basic rule which has extensively been discussed in astro.com forum, would seem to apply: number of aspects Sun/Moon (in this case, Moon) makes before leaving the sign although there would be a second aspect to Venus (he possibly had an affair which did not bring him to ask for divorce, though). As for children: 5th house Taurus, ruled by Venus; 2nd house,= Taurus, in Capricorn, a feminine sign. I would say there is a reception here by sign/house rulership: Moon in Scorpio and Mars in 4th house. A man whose strong fertility was necessary to his wife to be enough fertile herself. Thank you for posting your throrough reading of the chart. viola magmar Last edited by viola magmar on Mon Mar 25, 2013 10:21 pm, edited 2 times in total. ciaodalauraviola Quote Sun Mar 24, 2013 1:32 pm
15 by Stellarium Hi Viola Magmar, Of course you can post your own take on the chart. I don't claim that my analysis is comprehensive or flawless so other views are welcome. Just some questions: What house system did you use? You mention the Moon being in opposition to Saturn and Mars - I presume this is a typo as they are actually in aversion. Quote Mon Mar 25, 2013 9:45 pm
Mystery chart 16 by viola magmar Hi Stellarium, I simply read the chart you posted. And yes, thank you for pointing the error out. I just corrected it. A quincunx, yeah let's get on with the next one! I'll make a search and see whether I pick one. ciaodaviola ps: I did find one. Shall post it in a minute. ciaodalauraviola Quote Mon Mar 25, 2013 10:25 pm
17 by Meredith Hi Stellarium, thank you for posting the Valens quote. I do find it interesting the WS houses compared with Placidus or such and interested how you would add in the WS houses into the interpretation (if at all), because as you say the MC/IC axis seem to be the key here, really. Quote Tue Mar 26, 2013 4:45 pm
18 by Therese Hamilton Having come late to this entire traditional forum and mystery chart discussion, and being thoroughly confused about where to look for the charts and answers (traditional, sidereal, general...???), wouldn't it be best to have a separate Mystery Chart Forum where anyone can post using any house system or zodiac? I don't know if such a new forum (topic?) would need a new moderator? On such a forum anyone could post a new mystery chart. Also it would be helpful to have the full birth data posted so anyone who uses a different zodiac or house system can compute the chart the way they like it. I couldn't read the posted charts on my computer as degrees were blurred. And the black charts can't be printed out. Who wants to use all that ink or toner? I don't think it works to have sidereal answers posted on a different forum than the one where the chart is originally posted. It seems to me that having an open mystery chart forum would be a place where everyone could learn the different approaches to interpretation. Therese http://www.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm Quote Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:19 am
19 by pankajdubey Not a bad idea. Particularly, if the charts are being posted acroos two or three different forums. It will be difficult to do away with forum specific quizzes. eg:if someone wants to brush up on the Traditional techniques and posts a quiz for a chart to be handled with Traditional techniques. Quote Wed Mar 27, 2013 4:10 am
20 by Therese Hamilton pankajdubey wrote:Not a bad idea. Particularly, if the charts are being posted acroos two or three different forums. It will be difficult to do away with forum specific quizzes. eg:if someone wants to brush up on the Traditional techniques and posts a quiz for a chart to be handled with Traditional techniques. Which leaves anyone out on a limb if they use traditional techniques in the sidereal zodiac as Martin and I do along with a few others. http://www.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm Quote Wed Mar 27, 2013 5:15 am
Mystery chart 21 by viola magmar I missed notifications. Anyhow, hoping I did not do anything wrong, this is where I posted Mystery Chart 2 for anyone to read, if willing http://skyscript.co.uk/forums/viewtopic ... 0181#80181 thank you, violalauraciao ciaodalauraviola Quote Wed Mar 27, 2013 2:10 pm