Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:01 pm
Hi guys
If I am allowed to join in, I'd like to set forth my observations how planets are affected for better or worse and which testimony shall dominate if there are many contradictory ones.
The rules I will state here is from my experience of judging soccer charts but if we map them onto natal, they seem to work the same way.
The places from where the effect, for better or worse, on a planet is stronger are:
1) the angles of the chart;
2) the place near the nonagesimal;
3) the stake signs of the sign the relevant planet is in (for instance, if a planet is in Leo, the stakes are Scorpio, Aquarius and Taurus);
4) the stake signs of the domicile and exaltation of the relevant planet.
Remember the rules:
1) a regard from a stake (1st, 4th, 7th and 10th signs) is stronger than a one from a trine or sextile; from the stakes, conjunction (both planets in the same sign) is stronger than opposition (7th sign), opposition (7th sign) is stronger than square (4th or 10th sign); a regard from the 10th sign (overcoming position) is stronger that one from the 4th sign (example: a planet is in Scorpio, a regard from a Leo (10th sign from Scorpio) is stronger than a one from Aquarius (4th sign from Scorpio).
2) the closer to partile regard, the stronger its effect (for instance if you have a whole sign regard from a square and an almost partile regard from a trine, the trine regard shall prevail);
3) the closer to the angles or the nonagesimal regard, the stronger will be its effect.
If we apply the rules to the first chart, then the effect of Venus on the Moon will be stronger Mars's. Because Venus regards the Moon from an angle, is closer to partile and the regard is from a stake of the exaltation of Moon. Besides, her regard has a more topical influence on character and temperament (generally signified by first house) than Mars's. My experience shows that Morin was right saying that the planet's placement in a particular house affects the same house stronger than its rulership over the house.
Not knowing this guy, I would say (ignoring all other factors) Venus gives 70% of accidental influence on Moon while Mars 30%.
In the second chart it is clear that Saturn is overcoming Moon, although fortunately limited in his strength by Jupiter, who disposes both Moon and Saturn.
Ignoring all other factors, I would give 70% of accidental influence to Jupiter and 30% to Saturn because Jupiter is closer to an angle (relatively, retrograde planets are stronger in the Western angle while direct ones in the Eastern one, those who belong to the day sect are stronger rising and culminating; those who belong to the night sect are stronger in the Western and North angles), closer to partile than Saturn. Dispositor's or the exaltation ruler's regard from a stake is stronger than the regard of a planet who has no essential force in the place of the planet who is being influenced.
Overcoming is a strong testimony and must be always taken into account, but the actual strength of its impact is relative, as other factors can easily outweigh it and negate to nil.
If I am allowed to join in, I'd like to set forth my observations how planets are affected for better or worse and which testimony shall dominate if there are many contradictory ones.
The rules I will state here is from my experience of judging soccer charts but if we map them onto natal, they seem to work the same way.
The places from where the effect, for better or worse, on a planet is stronger are:
1) the angles of the chart;
2) the place near the nonagesimal;
3) the stake signs of the sign the relevant planet is in (for instance, if a planet is in Leo, the stakes are Scorpio, Aquarius and Taurus);
4) the stake signs of the domicile and exaltation of the relevant planet.
Remember the rules:
1) a regard from a stake (1st, 4th, 7th and 10th signs) is stronger than a one from a trine or sextile; from the stakes, conjunction (both planets in the same sign) is stronger than opposition (7th sign), opposition (7th sign) is stronger than square (4th or 10th sign); a regard from the 10th sign (overcoming position) is stronger that one from the 4th sign (example: a planet is in Scorpio, a regard from a Leo (10th sign from Scorpio) is stronger than a one from Aquarius (4th sign from Scorpio).
2) the closer to partile regard, the stronger its effect (for instance if you have a whole sign regard from a square and an almost partile regard from a trine, the trine regard shall prevail);
3) the closer to the angles or the nonagesimal regard, the stronger will be its effect.
If we apply the rules to the first chart, then the effect of Venus on the Moon will be stronger Mars's. Because Venus regards the Moon from an angle, is closer to partile and the regard is from a stake of the exaltation of Moon. Besides, her regard has a more topical influence on character and temperament (generally signified by first house) than Mars's. My experience shows that Morin was right saying that the planet's placement in a particular house affects the same house stronger than its rulership over the house.
Not knowing this guy, I would say (ignoring all other factors) Venus gives 70% of accidental influence on Moon while Mars 30%.
In the second chart it is clear that Saturn is overcoming Moon, although fortunately limited in his strength by Jupiter, who disposes both Moon and Saturn.
Ignoring all other factors, I would give 70% of accidental influence to Jupiter and 30% to Saturn because Jupiter is closer to an angle (relatively, retrograde planets are stronger in the Western angle while direct ones in the Eastern one, those who belong to the day sect are stronger rising and culminating; those who belong to the night sect are stronger in the Western and North angles), closer to partile than Saturn. Dispositor's or the exaltation ruler's regard from a stake is stronger than the regard of a planet who has no essential force in the place of the planet who is being influenced.
Overcoming is a strong testimony and must be always taken into account, but the actual strength of its impact is relative, as other factors can easily outweigh it and negate to nil.