85 by alex miller Anna, on the issue of many people having the same asteroid connections when using 'bigger' planets, that's quite true, but it's a phenomenon we deal with whenever people are born on the same day. Why do some people thrive with an aspect, and others, not so much? Often, it goes back to life circumstances and potential. Each will operate the energy according to his/her ability and prior choices. To continue to use Hilaritas as an example, I have it conjoined the Sun, and in my circle, I'm known as a cut-up and someone who keeps folks laughing. But I am not a professional comic, and it's not something that will be incised on my epitaph. However, I might have done quite well as a stand-up, if I had made different choices. I did a lot of theater in my younger days, usually in comedies, and was well received, it just didn't gel for me, I had other interests which I prioritized. Remember, the stars incline, they do not compel. Probably. Quote Sun Jan 02, 2022 3:56 pm
86 by annadeer Alex, that makes total sense of course for us astrologers, my point is only that if one wanted to submit an asteroid file for statistical screening, it would be more difficult to have the mathematicians believe in/ prove the statistical relevance of conjunctions with slow objects than with fast moving points Quote Sun Jan 02, 2022 4:25 pm
87 by waybread Interesting research, Annadeer. I think to be super-unbiased, you would have to check out some favorable asteroids, as well, for balance; not emphasizing the bad guys. Everyone will have the more troublesome asteroids somewhere. But bias seems really hard to disentangle. One person's villain is another person's hero. By now, I am grappling with the question of, what in heaven's name is going on? Planets are troublesome enough; but why should all of these tiny bits of rock in space have uncanny meanings for relationships and historical events? Quote Mon Jan 03, 2022 2:23 am
88 by annadeer Waybread, I also want to know how what is going on and how this is possible — which is why I wish scientists and philosophers would get involved in astrology. All I can do is gather data — I used to be a research assistant at an embassy for 12 years, and at Time Magazine for 1 year, so I have a bit of experience in gathering data — but trying to analyse them and understand the forces of the universe exceeds the limits of my brain and ambition. And as for the ‘evildoers’ asteroids, it was just a little side experiment. My main focus is on charts of scientists. Quote Mon Jan 03, 2022 10:06 am
89 by alex miller Hi, all! I just posted an Aster-Obit for Betty White at my site. I find that these articles are especially good for illustrating, not just natal potential, but as it unfolded in real time throughout the life. A comprehensive way of seeing just how deeply asteroids can impact a bio, in detailed analysis, as opposed to a random placement here or there. Here's the link if anyone is interested: https://alexasteroidastrology.com/astro ... tty-white/[/url] Quote Mon Jan 03, 2022 2:50 pm
90 by Ouranos Thank you Alex! Was there any retrograde (or direct) motion in the asteroids to explain why her career took so long to unfold to the upper echelons of celebrity or what is more the planetary configurations over time? Blessings! Quote Mon Jan 03, 2022 8:04 pm
91 by annadeer Thank you for sharing Alex! I just wanted to share today's craziest discovery: EInstein, probably best known for his special relativity theory, which stated that time is relative, has Proust conjunct MC: the author of the novel 'In search of lost time'! The Gods or the cosmic forces or whoever is behind this whole astrology thing, certainly have a sense of humor! Quote Tue Jan 04, 2022 1:31 pm
92 by alex miller Ouranos, I don't generally use progressions, and I have no way of tracking them with asteroids, to determine when/if a point might have changed direction to promote a change of fortune in career. So I can't really answer your question, sorry! Quote Tue Jan 04, 2022 1:50 pm
93 by Ouranos EInstein, probably best known for his special relativity theory, which stated that time is relative, has Proust conjunct MC: the author of the novel 'In search of lost time'! Also, Einstein has the asteroid Madeline conjunct Venus in Aries trine Moon. As it seems, this might have been a synchronicity with Time and artistry -Proust's memories were triggered when he ate a 'madeleine', a french cookie. (ASC conjunct Madeline square Mercury in Cancer in the 4th) -Madelyne Pluto is a former kid from the TV Show Baby Einstein. (No data) -Madeleine L'Engle (1918-2007) was an American writer of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and young adult fiction. Her works reflect both her Christian faith and her strong interest in modern science. She gave lectures on black holes and wrote "An Acceptable Time." (Madeline in a T-Square with JU/MA/For on the Venus of Einstein. Blessings! Quote Tue Jan 04, 2022 5:42 pm
94 by annadeer Haha Ouranos, thank you, crazy stuff. You sent me down another rabbit hole. Actually, unless we have different data (I have 10 JUly 1871, 23:30, PAris), asteroid Madelynho is 20 degrees before his Ascendant, so I wouldn't call that a conjunction -- BUT asteroid Madeline is conjunct his SUn and Mercury in his 4th house. And Asteroids MArcelproust and Swann are both conjunct his Venus, co-ruler of his Ascendant. (the first book in the Search for lost time series was called Swann's Way) Quote Wed Jan 05, 2022 4:48 am
95 by Ouranos You are right Annadeer! I used 1879 instead of 1871 Happy to see the connection with Sun/Mercury in the 4th And of course Marcelproust and Swann is even more relevant. You know the more I look into it, the asteroids look like a brotherhood or sisterhood in the Universe. Is it Hazel who left little rocks behind her to find back her home? Cheers! Ouranos Blessings! Quote Wed Jan 05, 2022 6:43 am
96 by Ouranos Alex or Annadeer Have you seen asteroids that are fixed? Like Eris moved from 6 to 24 degrees of Aries between 1950 and 2022 and being retrograde most of the year from 1973. Thank you, Ouranos Blessings! Quote Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:36 pm