Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 6:24 pm
James
BTW - no semi-sextiles allowed in trad.
I am sure Jean-Baptiste Morin says something on this too. He was not ancient but applied logic to the tradition.
As to the thought police you may be sailing close to the wind but room 101 has not been booked for you just yet!
Matthew
The logic seems to be this. A planet close to the cusp is normally considered stronger anyway but if it is not in the same sign but the next one it is succeedent and does not aspect the angle and is weaker. I am looking at Ben Dykes intro to his Works of Sahl and Masha'Allah. I will quote if if you like but he appears to be a logical kind of person.so, it now has to do with it being in the first, but not in the same sign as the ascendant? i am curious as to what the central thrust of the ancient wisdom/logic on this is.. thanks..
BTW - no semi-sextiles allowed in trad.
I am sure Jean-Baptiste Morin says something on this too. He was not ancient but applied logic to the tradition.
As to the thought police you may be sailing close to the wind but room 101 has not been booked for you just yet!
Matthew