How strong is the emplacement factor? 1 by pankajdubey Hi All, I thought some might find this chart instructive. It seems as if emplacement predominates and essential dignity becomes secondary!! There was another horary of mine where I had ignored emplacement and Deb had pointed that out- the outcome in that horary was positive as well. Q: Has My article been accepted for publication? 21/08/2007 10.27AM AEST(GMT+10) BRISBANE,Australia. Moon the 9th lord is in Ascendant-in fall, squaring two planets Sun and Saturn in 10th.The only positive was Jupiter trine MC, but, this jupiter is being opposed by Mars and squared by Mercury. I have to change my holiday plans spend extra money from my own pocket to go the conference .There was a delay in notification of acceptance by a week The Paper got accepted as a Poster presentation and would be published later in the journal (I would have preferred -Free paper oral presentation) PD Quote Wed Aug 22, 2007 12:33 am
2 by Gunhilde Congratulations! I reckon the undignified state of the Moon/challenging aspects are a reflection of the inconvenience you've had to put up with, so the emplacement shows the 'yes', but everything else shows 'but with a lot of work and faff involved'. I've had similar answers, like, 'Yes, you'll go, but man, you'll have to work for it' sort of readings. This sort of chart is a good thing to learn from. It's easy to get complacent about 'bad/good' aspects and overlook other important things! GH Quote Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:15 pm
3 by pankajdubey Thanks GH, What is interesting is the fact that Moon has little essential dignity and a lot of accidental strength(emplacement).This is not just simple emplacement but a an emplacement with fall !! However, it gives some credence to the logic of not considering combustion as a bad thing when the one of the signifactor is sun and the state is of conjunction. PD Quote Fri Aug 24, 2007 7:56 am