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Contents
The Houses in Predictive Work ................................................... 4
Grading and Sorting Transits ...................................................... 8
Transit Graphs or Graphic Ephemeris ......................................... 9
Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto........................................... 30
The Axes of the Angles and the Axes of the Nodes .................. 31
Putting It Together ..................................................................... 33
Cycles and Transiting Cycles .................................................... 35
Understanding Outer Planets via Cycles ................................... 38
Synodic Cycles .......................................................................... 40
The Mid-Life Crisis or The Mid-Life Blooming ........................ 42
Secondary Progressions: .......................................................... 51
Introduction and the Progressed Sun ........................................ 51
Secondary Progressed Moon and the Progressed Lunar Phase ..... 60
Introduction to Transits
Predictive Astrology Workshop
PARTS 1-5 on DISC 1.
General Introduction
These notes form part of the Astro Logos teaching syllabus which
accompanies the Astro Logos Predictive Astrology lectures. These are classic
lectures delivered by Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzburg to their
students in face-to-face sessions between 1990-2002 in Adelaide, South
Australia. Both lecturers make frequent references to Predictive Astrology:
The Eagle and The Lark by Bernadette Brady (Samuel Weiser Inc, 1992,
1998). Although not essential, this book is a helpful adjunct in learning
predictive astrology.
Finding Transits
CHART EXAMPLE: Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister of England 1979 - 1990.
V aS
8
12aAsc
12
1
3 (3)
The brackets around the 3 indicate that K the other sign ruled by S apart
from J - is intercepted in the 3rd house.
The nature of the transit:
The VaS implies super-human effort and hard work. It is a transit where the
person can feel miserable and melancholic, as if they are constantly in a black
hole. There is a potential for anger or violence or a great deal of political
lobbying and working behind the scenes.
The top row of the grid:
The 8th house and 11th houses along the top line describe where the transit
originates. They come about as a result of something that has been there all
the time (12) which now becomes apparent regarding upheaval and change
(8).
The middle row of the grid:
The transits activity is focused in the 12th house, so the transit is telling you
that it will be focused into her feeling a sense of isolation and separation.
The bottom row of the grid:
The bottom row of the grid shows the results of the transit. In this case due to
all the political lobbying and difficulty that has burdened her throughout the
transit, she herself (1st house) makes a statement (3rd house) or re-situates
herself in her local neighbourhood.
What happened?...
Throughout 1990 Margaret Thatcher was under continual political challenge
from her party to step aside. She eventually gave way to this challenge and
resigned as Prime Minister and from politics in November 1990. Does this
transit describe the huge change in her life that this resignation represented?
Example 2:
In 2011 a film, The Iron Lady was produced with Margaret
Thatcher as the subject matter. Although Thatcher was not
involved with the film and did not appear in it (Meryl Streep
played that role), the subject matter meant that her name
was in the public domain.
However, in 2011 Thatcher was having transiting UbM.
The grid on this was as follows:
U bM
9
3
4
What happened?...
In 2011 Baroness Thatchers health
declined and she made decisions not
to attend key public events such as the
wedding of Prince William and Kate
Middleton, the Garter Day ceremony at
Windsor, Founders Day at the Royal
Hospital, Chelsea, and the unveiling of
a statue of Ronald Reagan in
Grosvenor Square on July 4.
Furthermore at the end of July 2011, her office in the House of Lords was
closed down in what has been described as her final and irrevocable
withdrawal from public life. Her son, Sir Mark Thatcher, told Tim Walker of The
Guardian: If I am honest, I think it highly unlikely that Margaret will now ever
be seen in public again.
Does this transit describe the final withdrawal from public life that this transit
represents?
On another level, the film The Iron Lady another expression of the virtual
reality that transiting Neptune connected with the Moon can represent
depicts Thatcher over the course of three days struggling with grief and the
loss of her husband, Denis, until finally packing up his clothes to be sent to a
charity shop.
Other Aspects
So far we have just been looking at transiting planets forming conjunctions to
natal planets. However, a transiting planet may also form a transiting
opposition or square, or indeed any type of aspect to any natal point in a
chart. When Margaret Thatcher was married in September 1951 she had
transiting R opposing her natal Q. Indeed whenever an outer planet forms a
SQUARE, OPPOSITION or CONJUNCTION to a your chart, you are having
important transits and it is worth taking note of them. This is much stronger
for STU and V than for R.
Now do the same exercise but now follow the movement of U through your
chart.
THE GRAPH...
Graph 1
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You will also note that the R line crosses the S line three times throughout
1997:
Whenever any two printed lines cross on a Transit Graph, then the two
planets are forming a transiting aspect to each other. The type of aspect is
found by first considering the type of Graph - this one is a 30 graph, thus
each time these lines cross the graph it indicates that the two transiting
planets are forming a 30 aspect to each other - and then by taking into
account the signs in which the two planets are situated.
Given that it has to be a 30 aspect a, h, e, d, c, b and the i and
that S is in A and R is in K then the aspect is a e.
John Howard
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Graph 2
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In looking at the Ascendant line we can see that S,Q,R, T, and V all cross the
line in early February:
S is in A so it will be forming a e to the C Ascendant. Not a very strong
transit.
T is in K, so it also forms a e to Howard's Ascendant.
R is also in K, so it, too, forms a e to the Ascendant (indeed the graph
is showing you that there is a R T conjunction which only happens every
14 years.)
Q is in G so it is forming a c to Howard's Ascendant.
All of the above transits are interesting but none of them make very strong
connections. However
when we look at V we see that V is in I and Howard's Ascendant
is in C, therefore transiting V is forming a a to his Descendant. This
extremely strong transit will only happen once in his life time.
In further looking at the graph we can see that the V transit is stationary on his
Descendant from mid-February to mid-March and then comes back to the degree
of his Descendant in late November 1997.
In now looking to his MC, we can see that both R and S are forming transits to his
L MC but both R and S are forming hs. By themselves this is not very important
but later when we cover midpoints we will come back to this example.
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HINT:
1. Once you have sorted out the transiting aspects, write them on the
transit graph as shown with transiting V so that you can quickly
read the graph at a later date.
2. Use a red pen or a bright colour to draw the natal lines on the
graph. This will make it a great deal easier to read.
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Graph 3
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Graph 4
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EXAMPLE 2
Barack Obama
Barack Obama was born to a white American
mother, Ann Dunham, and a black Kenyan father,
Barack Obama, Sr., who were both young college
students at the University of Hawaii.
Left: Ann Dunham with her father and children during Ann's
brief stay with her family in Hawaii during the mid-1970s.
Photo Obama for America.
When his father left for Harvard, she and Barack stayed behind, and his father
returned alone to Kenya, where he worked as a government economist. Barack's
mother remarried an Indonesian oil manager and moved to Jakarta when Barack
was six. He later recounted Indonesia as simultaneously lush and a harrowing
exposure to tropical poverty. He returned to Hawaii, where he was brought up
largely by his grandparents. The family lived in a small apartment - his
grandfather was a furniture salesman and an unsuccessful insurance agent and
his grandmother worked in a bank - but Barack managed to get into Punahou
School, Hawaii's top prep academy. His father wrote to him regularly but, though
he travelled around the world on official business for Kenya, he visited only once,
when Barack was ten.
Obama attended Columbia University, but found New York's racial tension
inescapable. He became a community organizer for a small Chicago churchbased group for three years, helping poor South Side residents cope with a wave
of plant closings. He then attended Harvard Law School, and in 1990 became the
first African-American editor of the Harvard Law Review. He turned down a
prestigious judicial clerkship, choosing instead to practice civil-rights law back in
Chicago, representing victims of housing and employment discrimination and
working on voting-rights legislation. He also began teaching at the University of
Chicago Law School, and married Michelle Robinson, a fellow attorney.
Eventually he was elected to the Illinois state senate, where his district included
both Hyde Park and some of the poorest ghettos on the South Side.
In 2004 Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate as a Democrat, representing
Illinois, and he gained national attention by giving a rousing and well-received
keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention in Boston. In 2008 he ran
for President, and despite having only four years of national political experience,
he won. In January 2009, he was sworn in as the 44th President of the United
States, and the first African-American ever elected to that position.
Reference: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1682433/bio - February 2010
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The Transits of
Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto
Lectures 1,2 and 3 on DISC 1
The transits of these four outer planets are the major transits with which the
astrologer works and although the transits of R can be illuminating, enlightening
and inspiring, the reality is that for most people, it is the above four planets which
cause the most positive or negative stress when involved in a transit.
For example A MS combination in a natal chart is a theme of loneliness
and separation-anxiety linked to a fear of rejection. If, however, a persons
chart is receiving a transit of S to their M, they will also have to deal with
issues of lack of resources, feeling unloved and a period of isolation.
NOTE: If you are unsure of these combinations,
look at the Astro Logos Planets and Aspects Kit.
There is further material contained in Chapter 1 The Alphabet of Predictive Astrology: The Eagle
and the Lark. Pages 1-16 deal with the planets giving or receiving transits.
Each planet or luminary has figures with which it can be linked. Thus if
you are having a S transit, then a person or group who has authority over
you may be putting pressure on you. This is called projection. Projection is
where we use another individual to take a role or play a part in our own
internal drama. This occurs within a natal chart but can also occur when the
person is receiving a transit. The purpose of projection is to help us
understand the issues via seeing them being played out around us.
For example, by dealing with the authority figures that transiting S can bring
into our lives, then we are learning more about our own S, we are learning
more about dealing with authority and issues of responsibility. However, by
simply blaming authority figures for your problems and considering yourself
to be the totally innocent party, then you are projecting without any
consciousness and you therefore fail to learn or grow from the experience.
Projection of transits is very common. The astrologers role is not only to see these
future potential projections but to also help the client own and accept responsibility
for the events around them.
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Opposition to or conjunct?
That is the question.
Computer programs will list transits or progressions as forming an opposition to
an angle or main point of an axis. For example, a computer program would list
John Howards V transit, discussed in the previous section, as being in opposition
to his Ascendant rather than conjunct his Descendant. If we interpreted this
extremely important transit in that light opposite the Ascendant - then we would
hypothesise that intense and difficult events were happening to Howard and/or his
environment due to the action of other people (b). This may or may not be
correct.
However, if we acknowledge that the Descendant (a persons intimate
relationships and commitments) actually has some influence on the individual,
then it is better to shift the focus of the transit to the Descendant and delineate the
transit as being a the Descendant. In this situation we would hypothesise that
some intense and difficult events are going to be happening in his personal
relationship and/or his political alliances. Granted these will affect his environment
but to delineate this transit as simply opposite the Ascendant would greatly
reduce the astrologers accuracy.
The same concept applies to the MC/IC axis as well as the Nodal axis. If the IC is
receiving a transiting conjunction, then the effects will be felt in the home and
family environment. The impact on the MC - ones social standing and place in
society - would be a secondary result, not a primary cause. Similarly a transit to
the South Node emphasises health, old issues from the past, family patterns,
genetics, and so on which is quite different to the North Node which would be
describing associations and groups.
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THE ASPECTS
Further material on the meaning of the aspects in predictive work can be found in Predictive
Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, pages 22-29, as well in the audio lectures.
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Putting It Together
So far we have been concentrating on one transit at a time. Later in the
course we will consider TIME MAPS, a method by which all the predictive
events can be viewed at once, thus enabling the astrologer to synthesise the
different predictive influences happening to a client at any one time. However,
at this stage a simple Time Map can be constructed.
Take a piece of paper and across the long edge write the name of the months
of the year. Once you have found the transit that you are examining, draw up
its grid and enter it underneath the month in which is will be exact. For other
months where the transit is also exact, write just the transit itself .
For example, Howards V transits in 1997 were as follows:
1997
JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPT OCT NOV
DEC
7
6
This is a simple Time Map. The advantage of this system becomes apparent
when you are working with more than one transit.
However, be aware that clients do not experience transits as isolated events. If
a client is experiencing a major transit, there is a strong possibility that there will
be two or three major transits happening in the same year. By entering each
transit on the Time Map, the astrologer can see the sequence of the major
transits. For example, during 1997 Howard also had UT a natal Q. This
occurred in March, June and December of 1997.
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1997
JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPT OCT NOV DEC
UT aQ
2
UT aQ
7
6
UT aQ
4
8
8
10
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Provided his birth time is correct, the difficulties will start in February-March.1 By
late March through to June he is going to feel ineffective and the difficulties do
not clear up until December. This is not really delineating these transits but rather
is a simple example of how large transits will combine with other large transits to
form an overall picture of the year and the combination and the timing and order
of these transits is important.
These are two strong transits and they will not act as two isolated events but
rather combine to talk about one very difficult event. Since the V transit is before
the U transit, here is a crisis in his committed relationships (VT a Desc) and it is
only after this that Howard feels unable to take effective action (UT aQ ). If the
U transit was first, followed by the V transit, then it is through inaction that a
crisis occurs: quite a different meaning to the year.
Find what you consider to be your two major transits for this year.
Draw up a simple Time Map, like the example for John Howard.
Delineate these two transits taking into account their relationship to each other.
Any transit to the Angles is dependant for its timing of the accuracy of the birth time. If
Howard was born 5 minutes later, then this transit would not occur until 1998.
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First stage:
NEW MOON (00 - 450 ahead of the N)
Beginnings
You hear someone reading you a story and you wish that you could do
it. The beginning of the journey.
Second stage:
CRESCENT MOON (450 - 900 ahead of the N)
Assertive emerging
You are given books with pictures and someone points to large letters
and coaches you to link sounds to symbols. You are keen, you
concentrate and put in a great deal of effort.
Third stage:
FIRST QUARTER (900 - 1350 ahead of the N)
Immature action
You can read your first primer slowly but without help. You can read as
long as there are no unexpected words.
Fourth stage:
GIBBOUS (1350 - 1800 ahead of the N)
Adjustment
You feel more confident and are starting to tackle larger words. You learn
that some sounds can be spelt in different ways to mean different things.
You are learning the subtleties of the language.
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Fifth stage:
FULL MOON (1800 - 1350 behind the N)
Achievement
You can read. You are proud that you can read and you are aware of
reading. You consciously read signs, and so on.
Sixth stage:
DISSEMINATING MOON (1350 - 900 behind the N)
Transform and Change
You discover books. Now the focus shifts from reading to using
reading to explore the world of books.
Seventh stage:
THIRD QUARTER MOON (900 - 450 behind the N)
Mature action and productivity.
You read a book that impresses you. You forget about reading for
now you are actually using the skill in the way it was intended, to
broaden your mind.
Eighth stage:
BALSAMIC MOON (450 - 00 behind the N)
Endings or completion.
You forget about consciously reading. You forget about how you learnt
to read. Reading has now become a part of who you are, one of your
skills which you can use as you desire. It is now impossible for you
NOT to read a sign when you see it.
The eight stages of a cycle are traditionally named after the lunation cycle but
such a cycle does not have to involve the N or the M. As planets transit through
your chart, they will form aspects back to their natal positions. When working with
the outer planets of S,T,U and V, these cyclic transiting aspects become
extremely important and are considered to be markers of large developmental
changes in your life.
Material on pages 19-21 in Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark
shows you a list of these key cyclic transits. You will need to make a note of
the ages at which these cyclic transits tend to occur. For example, if you had a
client coming to see you and they were in their late 20s, then you need to be
aware that the clients Saturn Return has just occurred or was about to occur
and that would make a major difference to how you would delineate the
clients predictive work.
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Udescribes oneness and, simply put, at a political level this implies that all
humans should have equal rights. When the U was discovered, the wars
against slavery were just about to begin. That was its New Moon phase.
People were beginning to think that maybe it was not correct to own another
human being. Those wars were won and slavery was abolished but that did
not mean that minority groups had equal rights.
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Synodic Cycles
Lecture 5 on DISC 2
Synodic Cycles are the cycles formed between two moving bodies.
If you consider two runners on an oval who are running at different speeds, then
eventually the faster runner will lap the slower runner. If it takes the faster
runner 10 minutes to lap the slower runner, then the Synodic Cycle between the
two runners is 10 minutes.
The most common Synodic Cycle that we work with in astrology is that of the N
and M. We call this the Lunar Phases and the M takes 29.5 days to lap the
slower-moving N. However, all the planets move at different speeds around the
same oval called the ecliptic, thus all planets will have synodic cycles with all
other planets. Some of these synodic cycles are quite important.
In Appendix 4 page 301 in Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, you
will find a list of the synodic cycles of the outer planets giving their periods, as
well as their dates and places of occurrence in this century.
Each time a large planetary pair come together, as is the case with the TaU in
1993, astrologers believe that a new concept or awareness is going to come
into the human collective. However, this new awareness will reveal itself
through the concept of cycles. TaU occurs every 171 years. The last
conjunction before 1993 was in 1820s and it was in that time that Clara Barton,
the founder of the Red Cross was born, as was as Florence Nightingale, a
celebrated English nurse, writer and statistician who came to prominence for
her pioneering work in nursing during the Crimean War. Here we can see the
expression of the reform (Uranus) of medicine or drugs (Neptune). This did not
happen at once in the 1820s but slowly emerged as the two slow-moving
transiting planets formed different aspects to each other. Eventually they came
together again in 1993. Whilst it is clear that this heralded the digital revolution,
the reform and availability to all (Uranus) of virtual reality (Neptune), astrologers
are aware that there were some important people born in the early 1990s and
that we will have to wait until well into the middle of the next century to really
start to understand the meaning of this conjunction.
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Mid-Life Cycles:
The Mid-Life Crisis or The Mid-Life Blooming
Lecture 6 on DISC 2
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3.
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Other people will not want to accept this realisation and will prefer to stay as the
puer/puella. They may express this by taking a young mistress or a Toy Boy,
buying sports car or blowing all their money in a casino. Some will have face-lifts,
such as Paul Hogan and Elizabeth Taylor as a way of staying the hand of time.
If person can go with the
changes being asked, their
life will run smoothly. But if
this is someone stuck in
public service job, believing
that all they have to do is
stay there until they retire
and all will be well, it can
cause all sorts of havoc as a
way of forcing adjustment.
That's why this period of time
is called a crisis.
The VE generation are the
ones who are in power today
and hold public office and it
is this generation that is
redefining ageing, refusing to
retire and demanding more
of life than our parents ever
dreamed. They are the ones
who are lengthening life
through scientific and
medical research, making
Keep Fit DVDs and writing
endurance books, redefining
the family and clarifying the
nature of intimate
relationships, happiness and
self-fulfilment.
NOTE: Due to the length of time to complete one cycle, VbV occurs at roughly age
130 years, hence VdV is the only hard aspect we will receive from V to itself in our
lifetime.
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Excellent films to watch which encompass the Neptune square Neptune are:
MOULIN ROUGE (Australia, 2001) Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor.
MUSIC OF THE HEART (USA 1999) Meryl Streep, Cloris Leachman.
SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (UK, 1998) Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes.
POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE (USA, 1990) Meryl Streep, Shirley MacLaine.
SHINE (Australia, 1995) Geoffrey Rush, Lyn Redgrave.
Jungian:
Sharp, Daryl. Survival Papers: Anatomy of a Midlife Crisis. (Studies in Jungian
Psychology by Jungian Analysts, No 35). USA: Inner City Books. 1988.
Sharp, Daryl. Dear Gladys: The Survival Papers, Book 2 (Studies in Jungian Psychology
by Jungian Analysts, No 37). USA: Inner City Books. 1989.
Stein, Murray. In Midife. A Jungian Perspective. USA: Spring Audio & Journal. 1983
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Ageing can be fluid and graceful and funny even thought it hurts since death
is the door prize. In indigenous cultures, shamans dont reach their potential
until their fifties. It is expected that they will grow into their power, not out of it.
Gabrielle Roth
We came into this life to give certain gifts and if we dont give them
no-one else ever will. We are so unique, so individual, it would be a precious
gift lost to the world if we dont share ourselves fully. The gifts we contribute
from that kind of warrior stance will be much more profound than the gifts we
give by living as society prescribed.
Brooke Medicine Eagle
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Transiting
Saturn
28.5 year cycle
Transiting
Uranus
84 year cycle
Transiting
Neptune
167 year cycle
Transiting
Pluto
247 year cycle
7 years old
square Saturn
12 years old
conjunct Jupiter
14 years old
opposition Saturn
21 years old
square Saturn
21 years old
square Uranus
24 years old
conjunct Jupiter
35 years old
square Saturn
36 years old
conjunct Jupiter
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41 years old
square Neptune
42 years old
42 years old
opposition Saturn
opposition Uranus
48 years old
conjunct Jupiter
49 years old
square Saturn
60 years old
conjunct Jupiter
63 years old
63 years old
square Saturn
square Uranus
70 years old
opposition Saturn
72 years old
conjunct Jupiter
77 years old
square Saturn
83 years old
opposition Neptune
84 years old
84 years old
84 years old
conjunct Jupiter
conjunct Saturn
conjunct Uranus
Secondary Progressions:
Introduction and the Progressed Sun
Lecture 7 on DISC 3
Further material can be found in Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark Chapter 3, pages
98-106, the example of Joan of Arc, and pages 144147, as well in the audio lectures.
Important points:
House System
When working with progressed planets moving through the houses, the
house system you use will change the times that the N, or any other
progressed planet is going to change houses. Thus before an astrologer
will give a prediction about the timing and effect of such an event, they
need to be confident of the house system they are using. Generally it is
far better to assume that, for example, the N is going to change houses
over a period of four or five years. This allows an orb of 40-50 for a house
cusp which will cover most variations.
Birth Time
If there is any error with the birth time, then the progressions of the N to a
house cusp could be many years out, as 4 error in the birth time correlates
with approximately 10 of movement and 10 of movement = one year of time
for the progressed N. Link that to the question of which house system
should be used and this makes using the precise timing of the progressed
N to/over a house cusp a risky predictive tool. This problem also applies to
the progressed N making an exact aspect to an angle. Any error in birth
time can shift the predicted event considerably and the astrologer could be
years out in their prediction. For these reasons, when working with
progressions of any planet to the angles, the astrologer must be extremely
confident that the birth time is correct.
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life?
If so, what age was I or will I be when this occurs?
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QUEEN ELIZABETH II
Natal Chart
21 Apr 1926
2:40 am BDT -1:00
LONDON, Uk
51N31' 000W06'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
Mean Node
00
25
09'
23'
37'
09
32'
32'
24
27'
14
18
08'
22
02'
12
07'
01
21
21
20 28'
28' 20
42' 12
26'
22
01
57'
13
18
26'
08'
52'
20 31'
32'
09'
21'
40'
27
12'
04
14
00
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25
23'
37'
When she was 6 years old, her parents took over Royal Lodge in Windsor Great
Park as their own country home. Princess Elizabeth was educated at home with
Princess Margaret, her younger sister. After her father succeeded to the throne in
1936 and she became heir presumptive, she started to study constitutional history
and law. She also studied art and music, learned to ride (she has been a keen
horsewoman since early childhood) and enjoyed amateur theatricals and
swimming. She enrolled as a Girl Guide when she was 11 and later became a
Sea Ranger. At 13, she won the Children's Challenge Shield at London's Bath
Club.
The Princess broadcast a message for the first time at 14 years of age in October
1940 during the BBC's children's programme to those children who were being
evacuated for safety reasons. In early 1942 she was appointed Colonel-in-Chief of
the Grenadier Guard. On her 16th birthday she carried out her first public
engagement when she inspected the regiment. In April 1943, Princess Elizabeth
carried out her first solo public engagement when she spent a day with a Grenadier
Guards tank battalion in Southern Command. Shortly after her 18th birthday in
1944, Princess Elizabeth was appointed a Counsellor of State during the King's
absence on a tour of the Italian battlefields and, for the first time, carried out some
of the duties of Head of State. By the end of the war she had reached the rank of
Junior Commander, having completed her course at No. 1 Mechanical training
Centre of ATS and passed out as a fully qualified driver.
Her first official overseas visit took place in 1947 to South Africa. Shortly after the
Royal familys return, the Princess was engaged to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten.
The couple, who had known each other for many years, were married in
Westminster Abbey on 20 November 1947. His Royal Highness The Prince Philip,
Duke of Edinburgh, was the son of Prince Andrew of Greece and a great-greatgrandson of Queen Victoria. In 1952, King George VI's illness forced him to
abandon his proposed visit to Australia and New Zealand. The Princess,
accompanied by Prince Philip, took his place.
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Also in 1992 the Queen and Prince Charles agreed to pay income taxes on their
personal income, the first time the monarchy has done so. The same year, part of
Windsor Castle was seriously damaged by fire. In 1993 Buckingham Palace was
opened to tourists to help pay for the repairs. As Head of State, The Queen
maintains close contact with the Prime Minister, with whom she has a weekly
audience when she is in London.
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In 2002, Elizabeth marked her Golden Jubilee as queen. Her sister and mother
died in February and March, respectively, and the media speculated as to whether
the Jubilee would be a success or a failure. She again undertook an extensive
tour of her realms, which began in Jamaica in February, where she called the
farewell banquet "memorable" after a power cut plunged the King's House, the
official residence of the Governor-General, into darkness. As in 1977, there were
street parties and commemorative events, and monuments were named to honour
the occasion. A million people attended each day of the three-day main Jubilee
celebration in London, and the enthusiasm shown by the public for Elizabeth was
greater than many journalists had predicted.
On 20 November 1997 The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh celebrated their
Golden Wedding. Her reign of 59 years is the second-longest for a British monarch;
only Queen Victoria has reigned longer. Her Silver Jubilee was celebrated in 1977,
her Golden Jubilees in 1977 and her Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
On 20 March 2008, at the Church of Ireland St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, the
Queen attended the first Maundy service held outside of England and Wales. At
the invitation of Irish President Mary McAleese, in May 2011 the Queen made the
first state visit to the Republic of Ireland by a British monarch.
Queen Elizabeth addressed the United Nations for a second time in 2010, again in
her capacity as queen of all her realms and Head of the Commonwealth. UN
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon introduced her as an anchor for our age. During
her visit to New York, which followed a tour of Canada, she officially opened a
memorial garden for the British victims of the 11 September attacks. The Queen's
visit to Australia in October 2011, her 16th
visit since 1954, was called her farewell
tour in the press because of her age.
She is the longest-lived and second-longestreigning monarch of the United Kingdom,
and the second-longest-serving current
head of state (after King Bhumibol
Adulyadej of Thailand). She does not intend
to abdicate, though the proportion of public
duties performed by Prince Charles may
increase as she reduces her commitments.
Web References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II - accessed January 2012
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EXAMPLE ANSWERS
Queen Elizabeth II was born with N 00B12.
1952: 26 years old NP moves into the 4th house.
1957: 31 years old NP moves into C.
1971: 45 years old NP moves into the 5th house.
1988: 62 years old NP moves into D.
1989: 63 years old NP moves into the 6th house.
2010: 84 years old NP moves into the 7th house.
Progressed planets/luminaries changing sign or house in 1991-1992:
PP a IC 8th May, 1991.
MP moves into J November 1991.
MP moves into the 12th house December 1991.
MP moves into FULL PHASE February 1992.
PROGRESSED SUN
In 1952 the Queens NP entered the 4th House. Not only did this progression
allow her to focus on her family and home (4th House) but on 6 February,
1952, during the first stage of this journey, in Kenya, she received the news of
her father's death. Her Majesty's coronation took place in Westminster Abbey
on 2 June 1953. She connected with the tap root of her ancestry (the IC) and
her home literally became England itself.
In 1957, when she was 30 years old, the Queens NP entered C. This
progression would have seen her focussing more on communication and
ideas using television, then in its relative infancy, to make a closer connection
with the people. Television brought home the splendour and the deep
significance of the coronation to many hundreds of thousands of people in a
way never before possible.
In 1971 her NP entered the 5th House. The 1970s and 1980s were turbulent
years with coalmines closing and Great Britain becoming a member of the
European Economic Community. Former British colonies, protectorates and
mandate territories were granted their independence and Elizabeths NP in
the 5th house saw the role of her personal creativity changing with regard to
her position.
It also affected her personally through her children (5th house): the Queen's
second son Prince Andrew flew a helicopter in the Falklands war and came
back safely, and two of her son married in this time Charles to Diana,
Princess of Wales to her son Charles in 1981 and Andrew to Sarah Ferguson
in 1986.
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Queen Elizabeths NP entered D in 1988 and in 1989 entered the 6th House.
This was a time when she was working hard (6th House) in a nurturing,
supportive role (D) to hold the reputation of the Royal Family together and
their role in the service of the community (6th house): Prince Charles and
Prince Andrew both separated from their wives in 1992, damaging the
reputation of the royal family. In this year the Queen and Prince Charles
agreed to pay income taxes on their personal income, the first time the
monarchy has done so. The same year, part of Windsor Castle was seriously
damaged by fire and in 1993 Buckingham Palace was opened to tourists to
help pay for the repairs.
In 2010 Queen Elizabeths NP crossed her Descendant. This was a time
when she renewed her commitments: she addressed the United Nations in
her capacity as queen of all her realms and Head of the Commonwealth, she
toured Canada, and the USA, and in October 2011, as her NP moved more
fully into the 7th house, visited Australia.
May 1991
a IC
November 1991
=J
December 1991
= 12th house
February 1992
= FULL
In April 1991 the Queens PP entered her 4th House. This progression points
to a focus on networking, socialising and relating patterns now focused
around the house and home.
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At this time there was much turmoil within the monarchy at the possible splits
between Charles and Diana and Andrew and Sarah and these relationships
came increasingly into focus during this time.
In November 1991 the Queens MP entered J, forcing increased
responsibility upon her shoulders at her childrens impending marriage breakups.
In December 1991 the Queens MP entered the 12th house and in February
the Secondary Progressed Lunar Phase became Full. The Full Moon phase is
the time when the fruits of ones labours, set in motion some fifteen years
earlier, become apparent. Charles investiture as the Prince of Wales took
place on 1st July, 1969, after which he took up university studies at
Cambridge, where he first met Camilla Parker-Bowles (then Camilla Shand).
Unable to marry her then, now in this time period the Queen sees the fruits of
what was possibly an unwise decision with the breakdown of Charles
arranged marriage to Diana. With the MP in the 12th house at this time,
rather than expressing itself as seclusion, Queen Elizabeth and her family are
under close scrutiny through the press and media and as a symbol for the
people, the Queen has to use her MP in J as the stabilising, authoritative
voice in this matter.
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The ephemeris being used for this example is: Michelsen, Neil F. The American Ephemeris for the
20th Century 1900 to 2000 at Midnight. 1983. ACS.
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George Lucas
Natal Chart
14 May 1944
5:40 am +7:00
Modesto, California
37N38'21'' 120W59'45''
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
Mean Node
Rating: AA
25
26'
29
36'
00'
06
11 01
58'
18' 04'
01
14
54'
17
14'
06 50'
11 48'
14
17
23 34'
54'
14'
00'
08
22'
41'
25
23' 04'
33'
25
06
58'
01
31'
0106 18
29
00'
30'
25
26'
36'
29
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01
George Lucas
George Lucas was raised on a walnut ranch in
Modesto, California. His father was a stationery
store owner and he had three siblings.
During his late teens he went to Downey High
School and was very much interested in drag car
racing. He planned to become a professional race
car driver. However, a terrible car accident just after his high school
graduation ended that dream permanently. The accident changed his views
on life. He decided to attend Modesto Junior College before enrolling in the
University of Southern California film school. As a film student he made
several short films including Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB which won
first prize at the 1967-68 National Student Film Festival. In 1967, Warner
Brothers awarded him a scholarship to observe the filming of Finian's
Rainbow, directed by UCLA graduate Francis Ford Coppola. The following
year, Lucas worked as Coppola's assistant on The Rain People and made a
short film entitled Film Maker about the directing of the movie. Lucas and
Coppola shared a common vision of starting an independent film production
company where a community of writers, producers, and directors could share
ideas. In 1969, the two filmmakers moved to Northern California, where they
founded American Zoetrope. The company's first project was Lucas's fulllength version of THX:1138. In 1971, Coppola went into production for The
Godfather, and Lucas formed his own company, Lucasfilm Ltd.
In 1973, Lucas co-wrote and directed American
Graffiti. The film won the Golden Globe, the
New York Film Critics' and National Society of
Film Critics' awards, and garnered five
Academy Award nominations. Four years later,
Lucas wrote and directed Star Wars - a film
which broke all box office records and earned
seven Academy Awards. This intergalactic tale
of good vs evil combined cutting-edge
technology with good old-fashioned
storytelling, and movies haven't been the same
since. Lucas went on to write the stories for The Empire Strikes Back and
Return of the Jedi, which he also executive-produced. In 1980, he was the
executive producer of Raiders of the Lost Ark, directed by Steven Spielberg,
which won five Academy Awards. He was also the co-executive producer and
creator of the story for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
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In 1992, after numerous awards, George Lucas was honoured with the Irving
G. Thalberg Award by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences. In 1999, Lucasfilm produced the latest instalment
in the Star Wars saga,The Phantom Menace. The next instalment of the
series Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones was released in 2002.
The animation studio Pixar was founded as the
Graphics Group, one third of the Computer
Division of Lucasfilm. Pixar's early computer
graphics research resulted in groundbreaking
effects in films such as Star Trek II: The Wrath of
Khan and Young Sherlock Holmes, and the group was purchased in 1986 by
Steve Jobs shortly after he left Apple after a power struggle at Apple
Computer. Jobs paid U.S. $5 million to Lucas and put U.S. $5 million as
capital into the company. The sale reflected Lucas' desire to stop the cash
flow losses from his 7-year research projects associated with new
entertainment technology tools, his company's new focus on creating
entertainment products rather than tools, the cash-flow difficulties following his
1983 divorce, and the sudden dropoff in revenues from Star Wars licenses
following the release of Return of the Jedi.
In 1994, Lucas began work on the screenplay for the prequel Star Wars
Episode I: The Phantom Menace, the first film he had directed in over two
decades. Released in 1999, it was the beginning a new trilogy of Star Wars
films. Lucas also directed Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star
Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith which were released in 2002 and 2005,
respectively. In 2008, he reteamed with Spielberg for Indiana Jones and the
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
In January of 2012, Lucas announced his retirement from producing largescale blockbuster films and instead re-focusing his career on smaller,
independently budgeted features.
Web References:
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/luc0bio-1
- accessed December 2003
http://www.cinema.com/search/person_detail.phtml?ID=1
- accessed December 2003
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lucas
- accessed - January 2012
http://www.notablebiographies.com/Lo-Ma/Lucas-George.html
- accessed - January 2012
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2005/04/why_not_quit_the
_directors_guild.html
- accessed - January 2012
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10C01
480 56
190 D 57
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His New Moon Phase at the age of 36 years old in 1981 saw him becoming a
producer.
And so on.
Clearly we can see the ebb and flow of energy as the seasons of the Lunar
Phases unfold through his life.
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Exercise
Using your own chart, fill out the following table from the first Lunar Phase you
experienced as a child and continue through the next 70 years of your life:
Year:
19____
20____
Year of birth
Age in
Years
Lunar Phase
(Make sure you begin where your
own natal Secondary Progressed
lunar phase begins, wherever it
fall si the cycle, rather than the
current phase or the first New
Moon Phase)
New
Crescent
1st Quarter
Gibbous
Full
Disseminating
3rd Quarter
Balsamic
New
Crescent
1st Quarter
Gibbous
Full
Disseminating
3rd Quarter
Balsamic
New
Crescent
1st Quarter
Gibbous
Full
Disseminating
3rd Quarter
Balsamic
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Zodiac
Position
Natal house
of Phase
Secondary Progressions
Calculations
NOTE: You may want to miss this section if you dont want to learn how to
calculate Secondary Progressions by hand.
You can find further material in Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, Appendix 1:
pages 285-294 and in the audio lectures. If you choose to engage with learning how to
calculate this by hand then read pages 285- 292 to understand the concept of an ACD date.
This is most important and you should avoid moving forward into the calculation of
progressions until you understand not only the method of finding the ACD but also the logic
as to why it is needed.
Up to this stage you have been working directly from the ephemeris but as
you would notice, the planets move during the course of the day, thus the
progressed planets will move throughout the year.
Progressed Planet
Moon
Sun
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Points to Remember
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Each day forward in the ephemeris moves to the ACD in the NEXT year.
Make sure you understand this BEFORE you move on.
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Before you can work with any progressed planets, you need to know
what dates to work with in the ephemeris.
Look at the second part of the Progression Form (following page).
You will see a section labelled Calculation of the Secondary Progressed Date,
also known as the SPD.
This form will guide you though the finding of the SPD.
Let us continue with our earlier example.
Our client is born on the 1st March 1960 at a GMT of 10.50 am.
Their ACD is the 18th September.
You wish to examine their progressions for the year 1998.
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Step One. The first question on the form is For which year are you calculating
the Progression? Write 1998 in this slot.
Step Two. Subtract from this the year of birth:
1998 - 1960 = 38
Call the answer days. Thus your client will be 38 years old in that year, so we
are working with 38 days after the clients birth.
Step Three. Convert the GMT birthday calendar date to the days of the year
using the table on page 293.
1st March = 60th day of the year.
Step Four.Add these two numbers together:
60 days (1st March) + 38 (age in 1998) = 98 days.
Step Five. Convert these days back to a calendar date. The easiest way is to
use the table on page 293 in Predictive Astrology:
The 98th day of the year is 8th April.
Step Six.
*** Important Step ****
If the ACD is later in the year than the birthday, ADD one more day to the date.
This is because in our above example when the client was experiencing their
very first ACD 18th September in this example - it was STILL the year of
their birth - 1960. The year had not turned over. Thus when we are counting
forward through the ephemeris to find 1998, we have to take this into account
by adding one more day to our final SPD.
Thus the 8th April 1960 will REALLY be his or her progressed planets for the
18th September 1997.
By adding a day we then get:
9th April 1960 = 18th September 1998.
If you are unsure of this, write down a table starting from:
2nd March 1960 = 18th September 1960
3rd March 1960 = 18th September 1961
and so on until you reach
9th April 1960 = 18th September 1998
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The MP therefore moves 10 5 per month during this period4 and the following
table can be constructed:
Date
18th Sept 97
18th Oct 97
18th Nov 97
18th Dec 97
18th Jan 98
18th Feb 98
18th March 98
18th April 98
18th May 98
18th June 98
18th July 98
18th August 98
Aspects to
natal chart
290 E 59 04 + 10 5
10 F 04 40
20 F 10 (you can round off)
30 F 15
40 F 20
50 F 25
60 F 30
70 F 35
80 F 40
90 F 45
100 F 50
110 F 55
Important Points:
1. You can round off the seconds because you will only ever be a few
minutes out in your final figure in the table and you will notice that the fact
that months vary in the number of days they contain is not taken into
account.
2. Once the monthly table is constructed, it is then an easy matter to see in
what months any aspects are being made to the natal chart.
From one year to the next, the monthly movement of the Moon can vary considerably so
you should re calculate it for every year with which you are working.
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Self-Testing Exercise
(answers below)
1. Calculate the ACD for a midnight ephemeris for the following people:
a.
b.
c.
d.
2. What would happen to the ACD if the birth time was incorrect? Recalculate
Margaret Thatchers ACD using a birth time of 10 am instead of 9 am.
Self-Testing Exercise
Answers
For a midnight ephemeris:
1.
2.
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Time Maps
Putting It All Together
Lecture 10 on DISC 3
You can find further material in Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, Time Maps,
pages 165 to 205and in the audio lectures.
Time Maps were devised by Bernadette Brady and are an easy way for seeing
all of the components of a client's predictive work in chronological order
presented on the one page.
Work with your own chart and select a year from your life that was particularly
interesting for you.
NOTE: Students are always tempted to draw up their Time Map for the current
year but it is best if you get the feel for Time Maps by working with a year in
retrospect.
The transits which you consider to be the most important for that period;
b)
c)
Take your time and do it as neatly as you can, as this will aid you in your
ability to read the Map.
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Hints
Use colour on your Time Map. We suggest you use the following:
blue for e, c and some a
red for dfg and some b
green for i.
Place the lunar progressions at the top of the Map and underneath
them enter in the transits you have selected as the most important for
the year.
Enter the long lines of the progressions of the planets at the bottom of
the page using an arrow point to indicate when they will be exact,
recognising that after exactness the effect tails off rapidly. This way
they will form natural finishing lines at the bottom of the Map.
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Look very carefully at the order of the Map. The sequences of transits and
progressions have just as much meaning as the transits and progressions
themselves. If there is a period of semi-squares which are followed by a
period of squares, then the frustration rapidly resolves into action. However, if
there is a period of squares followed by a period of semi-squares, then a
period of action ends in a period of frustration and delays.
Now make some notes on the timing of the events of that year and see how
the Time Map is describing those events.
This is a extremely important exercise, for this will help you understand how
the Time Map - transits and progressions - actually communicates information
to you. Pretend that you are the Cosmos and you wish to describe a particular
year to an astrologer using the alphabet of astrology. Try writing such a Time
Map bearing in mind the restrictions of the orbital periods of planets (for
example, you cannot have transiting V T aN 10th house and then in the
same year, V T bM 12th house.) Such an exercise will quickly sharpen you to
the subtleties of the messages of transits and progressions.
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Returns
Lecture 12 on DISC 4
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Planetary returns can be created by selecting Advance & Ingress in the Chart type
to Generate window in the above screen. And then clicking on the OK button, which
changes to say Options. The following screen is then displayed.
Having made these decisions then select Advance & Ingress and click on the Options button.
This is the window that will now open.
Select the planet for which you wish to do a return. In this example Jupiter is selected. Make
sure you are returning to Natal Position. If, however, you wish to do a chart for a Jupiter
return to any other point in the zodiac; an ingress into a new sign; conjunct your Moon; or to a
fixed point in the zodiac in any way then you would select Position or Ingress and enter in
the degree and minute and second of the zodiac to which you wish to return Jupiter.
In the Which Return area of the form andin the Number of Returns window enter a number. If
you say 1 and Current then SF will go back to find the last Jupiter return and produce that
for you. If you say 2 SF will go back to the last Jupiter return and then produce the next 2
returns for you and so on.
When you are happy with this then click the OK button.
If SF goes back to find the last Jupiter return AND it finds that Jupiter was doing a retrograde
loop over the natal Jupiter as last return THEN it will ask you to select which return. The First
Direct hit of Jupiter transit over your natal Jupiter, the Second Retrograde hit or the 3rd Direct
hit. The chart you select here should be based on your answer to point 3 above.
Using Steve Waugh as an example to ensure that you start the sequence of returns with your
Saturn Return chart then in the return window as show, enter a date for which the last aspect
that transiting Saturn made to your natal Saturn was a conjunction and not a square or
opposition. In this case I have entered a date of 1st Dec 1999 when Steve was 34 years old to
ensure that his last transiting Saturn to natal Saturn 4th harmonic activity was the conjunction.
Click the Options button.
Once again you will enter the Advanced Return Selections window. Now in this window with
Saturn selected enter the number 4 in the Harmonic window. This is asking for all aspects of
90 degrees. Also in the Number of Returns window enter the number 4 as we want all four
return the Conjunction which is the main return; the waxing square which is the next 90
degree aspect; the opposition which is the next, the waning square which is the next and 4th
chart. If we only asked for 1 return in this window then you only get the Saturn, conjunct
Saturn return and nothing else no matter what harmonic you had entered.
Once again as SF looks for these returns if it finds that Saturn has done a retrograde loop as it
forms a 4th harmonic aspect to itself then it will ask you what chart you wish to use.
Try doing this for not only your Saturn returns but also look at your Pluto Square Pluto chart or
your Uranus opposition chart, or your Neptune square Neptune chart.
Natal Chart
18 May 1920
12:00 EET -2:00
Wadowice, Poland
49N53' 019E30'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
17
56'
25
19'
15'
08
58'
10 59'
11'
04'
28' 05
57'
18
15'
04'
28'
22
14
11'
27
00 03'
56'
04
57'
18
00
14
06
27
2927 1815
14
45'
00
38'
15
17
25
45'
56'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
22 04'
30'
27
15'
00
30'
21
03'
18
53'
04
39'
21
03'
28
30'
50'
13
22 04'
49'
29'
04
17
15'
00
30'
27
Orb
Orb
031' 010'
038' 033'
040'
056'
Orb
Orb
Orb
Orb
Orb
Orb
014' 025' 050' 042' 045' 032'
029'
055'
53'
02
47'
28'
39'
03 15'
04
14
18
16
07'
24 07'
27
08'
25
06
37'
20'
28
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
13 26'
22'
19
10
34'
56'
26
43'
22
29
05 46'
23 13'
56'
04 14'
11
46'
13
34'
34'
46'
43'
48'
26 14'
27 34'11'
15 10'
19
10
27 13
34'
13 26'
21
13
13'
21
56'
34'
15
22
22'
19
Chart 1
Chart 2
Natal Chart
13 Oct 1925
09:00 GMT +0:00
Grantham, England
52N55' 000W39'
Solar Return
13 Oct 1978 (2 secs)
05:48:33 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
03
16'
08
15
02
16'
23'
02'
48'
28
29'
22
29'
31'
14
01
16'
29'
52'
09
26 41'
Solar Return
13 Oct 1979 (2 secs)
11:47:43 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
Solar Return
12 Oct 1980 (2 secs)
17:33:23 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
26
32'
41' 26
50'
09
23'
47'
08
07'
16
Margaret Thatcher
59'
52'
Chart 4
02
26
51'
03
Chart 3
12
02'
35'
05
23
43'
30'
16
19 21'
26
28
04'
57'
15 20'
32'
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14
26
06
08'
47'
48'
08
14
04'
02
01
14
31'
45'
03 06'
59'
13 46'
16'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
29'
2824
38'14'
05
15
23
24
24'
09
02'
28'
19
23 30'
28
47'
51'
08
03 06'
Margaret Thatcher
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
19
00
19
09'
02
51' 09 30'
33'
19 09'
23'
05
21120702
16'02'42'39'
18'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
13'
03
19
25
27'
10
25
47'
46'
10
18
00'
05
00'
57'
19
10
18'
42'
07
43'
58'
07
00'
18
13'
29'
29
00'
48'
11
03'
27'
03
08
17
25
00
37' 02
01' 27
51'
17
03'
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28
23
18'28' 14
42'
28'
21
36' 19
30'
29
46'
20
22'
43'
14'
18
46' 29 37' 11
23'
11
46'
17
48'
11
23' 29 37' 17
46'
Chart 5
Margaret Thatcher
Solar Return
12 Oct 1981 (1 secs)
23:27:54 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
06
28
04'
11
14'
41'
20
00
57'
11
25
16'
28 02'
14'
32' 03
25
02' 28
16'
11
14'
25
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00
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28
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30'
40'30'29'05'04'
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20
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5wheels.pag
Margaret Thatcher
Solar Return
13 Oct 1978 (2 secs)
05:48:33 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
03 06'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
26
59'
08
52'
06
08'
47'
08
26
12
02'
09
32'
35'
02
26 41'
23'
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Margaret Thatcher
Saturn Return
19 Nov 1954 (1 mins)
05:25:50 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
01 43'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
08'
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26
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009' 042' 002' 028' 028' 037'
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Chart 1
Margaret Thatcher
Jupiter Return
17 Dec 1972 (17 secs)
13:41:26 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
24 47' 05 54'
35'
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1614
54'29'
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Chart 2
Margaret Thatcher
02 50'
Jupiter Return
30 Nov 1984 (12 secs)
18:30:06 BST -1:00
London, ENG
51N30' 000W10'
31'
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15'
20
Midpoint Trees: Modulus 9000' Max Orb 030' (2)
Orb
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017' 010' 017'
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07
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Chart 1
357 UK_UNION-1801
Solar Return
31 Dec 2000 (1 secs)
13:19:09 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
07'
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21 26'
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011' 017' 024'
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Chart 2
357 UK_UNION-1801
Solar Return
31 Dec 2001 (1 secs)
19:11:41 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
00
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Chart 1
357 UK_UNION-1801
Lunar Return
23 Mar 2002 (2 secs)
10:56:02 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
19 30'
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09
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Chart 2
357 UK_UNION-1801
19 14'
Lunar Return
19 Apr 2002 (2 secs)
17:32:39 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
19 09
26' 15'
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Orb
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357 UK_UNION-1801
Lunar Return
16 May 2002 (2 secs)
22:58:27 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
12 05'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
32'
25
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Chart 1
357 UK_UNION-1801
Moon/Sun Phase Return
29 Mar 2002
09:56:32 LMT +0:00:28
WESTMINSTER, ENG
51N30' 000W07'
07 40'
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Chart 2
357 UK_UNION-1801
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Midpoint Trees: Modulus 9000' Max Orb 030' (2)
Orb
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Chart 2
Natal Chart
17 Dec 1964
12:32 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Solar Return
17 Dec 1997 (1 secs)
12:49:49 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Female Client
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
Female Client
24'
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Female Client
48'
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06
26'
Solar Return
18 Dec 1999 (1 secs)
00:25:43 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
30'
13
01
Solar Return
17 Dec 1998 (1 secs)
18:42:30 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
03
19'
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Chart 4
53'
47'
Female Client
01
38'
Chart 3
Geocentric
Tropical
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True Node
00
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29 52'
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True Node
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Birth of First Child Two Returns and the Wynn Key Chart for the date of the birth.
Chart 1
03 59'
30'
Solar Return
17 Dec 1997 (1 secs)
12:49:49 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
01
2928
Female Client
26'
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Chart 2
Female Client
Solar Return
17 Dec 1998 (1 secs)
18:42:30 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
29
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Chart 3
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
02
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Birth of Second Child Two returns plus Wynn Key cycle chart.
02
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Chart 1
Female Client
22'
Solar Return
17 Dec 1998 (1 secs)
18:42:30 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
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Chart 2
Female Client
Solar Return
18 Dec 1999 (1 secs)
00:25:43 ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
27
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True Node
36'
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Planetary Firdaria
Lecture 15 on DISC 5
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The Firdaria
The Firdaria are a system of planetary periods where the life is divided into irregular
periods of years with each period being ruled by a planet, luminary or Nodal axis.
Robert Zoller gives an excellent description of the Firdaria and their history in his
book, Tools and Techniques of Medieval Astrologers.
Bonatti in his Liber Astronomiae (Trans Robert Zoller, Spica Publications Aus, 1998)
states:
The Ancient wise men considered certain years in nativities which are not
called major nor middle nor even minor, but they called them the years of the
Firdaria, that is, disposed years. For each planet disposes its own part of the
life of the native according to its part of the years of the firdaria in this
method. Whatever kind of nativity it is, the disposition of the years of the
Firdaria begins from the luminary whose authority it is and that luminary
disposes the life of the native according to the quantity of its years of the
Firdaria, however not without the participation of the other planets."
Al-Biruni ( The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology. Trans
R.Ramsay Wright. British Mus. London, 1934). some three hundred years earlier
writes:
Ma firdarat al-kawakib. The years of a mans life according to the Persian
idea are divided into certain periods governed by the lords of these known as
Chronocrators. When one period is finished another begins. The first period
always begins with the sun in a diurnal nativity and with the Moon in a
nocturnal one; the second with Venus in the one case, in the other with Saturn;
the remaining periods with the other planets in descending order. The years of
each period are distributed equally between the seven planets, the first seventh
belonging exclusively to the chronocrator of the period, the second to it in
partnership with the planet next below it, and so on.
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The Chaldean Order of the Planets and the Years of the Firdaria
For a diurnal chart one starts with the Sun, thus the first 10 years of life would be
governed by the Sun. Then, moving in a clockwise fashion the next period of eight
years would be ruled by Venus; and so on until, after Mars, one ended with the North
(good) and South (difficult) nodes. If one lives longer then 75 years the cycle starts
again with the Sun.
In a nocturnal chart one starts with the Moon, then moves in a clockwise period
around the circle Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and so on. All ancient sources state that
the Nodes are always placed at the end of life, so for nocturnal charts after Mars, one
would then move to a period ruled by the Sun, then Venus and Mercury then the
Nodes. However, Zoller puts forward that this is incorrect and that the Nodes should
be left in their place in the circle and, for a nocturnal chart, govern the years between
Mars and the Sun.
The basic difference here is whether one works with the circle (Zoller) or whether one
works in a straight line. If one sees the Firdaria as a table, then one would be inclined
to agree with Al-Biruni. However if one sees the Firdaria as an expression of the
cycles of life, reflected in the days of the week, and thus the rhythm of the Moon, then
one would be inclined to work in the method put forward by Zoller.
In my own work with the Firdaria, I have achieved better results when working with
Zollers method. Nevertheless, you should experiment with this for yourself obviously
being aware that the difference in the two methods will only be displayed for a
nocturnal chart.
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Once the major period has been found then the number of years, ruled by that main
planet or luminary, are divided equally into seven sub sections, each one ruled by
firstly the ruler of the major period, and secondarily by the next planet or luminary in
the Chaldean order. See Kennedys Firdaria in these notes.
Philosophy of how to interpret Periods
Robert Hand, in his workshop on Planetary Periods (Australis 97) talked of the
approach one can take to these two rulers, major ruler and sub ruler, by talking about
the concept of Oneness. A being or number processes a quality that cannot be divided.
A living human cannot be divided into two and become two human beings. Humans
have oneness. But a sponge can be divided into many parts and still become a sponge
or two sponges and so on. The sponge does not have Oneness.
This concept was strong in Hellenistic astrology, with the Zodiac signs having
Oneness. Degrees, Terms and Face also have Oneness. The Greeks when measuring
something would use the smallest possible Oneness to measure its position. The
dilemma is that the larger the unit, the closer it is to the ultimate Oneness (god). Thus
a unit of which there are only two is higher then a Oneness where there are three.
Thus a sign of a Zodiac has more divinity than a degree. Oneness can exist in time as
well in space. Thus the planetary periods that are in time also have a complete unity
or Oneness, which we tend to ignore as the modern astrologer sees predictive systems
and time as a continuum.
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Kennedy, John F.
Natal Chart
29 May 1917
15:17 EST +5:00
Brookline, Ma
42N20' 071W07'
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29 May 1917
/ 2 Nov 1918
/ 7 Apr 1920
/ 10 Sep 1921
/ 14 Feb 1923
/ 20 Jul 1924
/ 24 Dec 1925
30 May 1927
/ 20 Jul 1928
/ 10 Sep 1929
/ 2 Nov 1930
/ 24 Dec 1931
/ 14 Feb 1933
/ 7 Apr 1934
30 May 1935
22
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47.9
49.4
51.0
52.7
54.4
56.1
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59.6
61.3
63.0
64.0
65.0
/ 29 May 1983
/ 28 May 1984
/ 29 May 1985
/ 29 May 1986
29 May 1987
29 May 1990
28 May 1992
/ 1 Nov 1993
/ 7 Apr 1995
/ 10 Sep 1996
/ 13 Feb 1998
/ 20 Jul 1999
/ 23 Dec 2000
29 May 2002
/ 20 Jul 2003
He was born with his Sun in the 8th house and therefore he has a diurnal chart. The
Sun and then Venus ruled the first two periods of his life. On his 18th birthday he
moved into his Mercury Firdaria.
Mercury Firdaria: May 1935 - May 1948
MERCURY - MERCURY = MAY, 1935 TO MARCH, 1937
66.0
67.0
68.0
69.0
70.0
73.0
75.0
76.4
77.9
79.3
80.7
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Mercury in 8th in Taurus, ruling the 9th and 12th. In this period Kennedy was
studying at Harvard.
MERCURY - MOON = MARCH, 1937 TO JAN, 1939
Mercury is the Matter and Moon is the Form. Thus the essence is to do with learning,
studying or business, and so on, but the expression of it is in the emotional, family,
world of the Moon. His Moon in Virgo, in the 11th house, and rules the 10th house. It
is in mutual reception to Mercury. In this period Kennedy is taken by his father - the
current US ambassador to Great Britain - to act as his secretary in the UK. This is a
good period for Kennedy and indeed gives an insight into the future career of the
young Harvard student. In this period he writes his senior thesis, which later becomes
a best seller.
Mercury - Saturn = Jan, 1939 to Nov 1940
Saturn is conjunct the MC in the 10th house ruling the 4th and 5th houses. It is in
detriment in Cancer. This is a period without a lot of activity. He graduated from
Harvard and focused on rewriting his thesis to become the platform for his chosen
career as a writer. (Saturn as Form taking the Mercury and forging it into a career
statement). The book is a best seller - the Saturn is angular - but that career will later
be abandoned - Saturn is in Cancer. The planet creates but then destroys, or in this
case just removes.
MERCURY - JUPITER = NOV 1940 TO SEPT, 1942
Jupiter is in Taurus in the 8th, ruling the 3rd and the 6th. This is a Jupiter that tends
to bring service, or loss of power by ones own action for it is succedent, which is of
average strength, but it brings with it matters of the 3rd and 6th houses. By September
1941 Kennedy entered the Navy.
MERCURY - MARS = SEPT, 1942
TO
JULY, 1944
Mars is in the 8th house and in detriment ruling the 2nd and the 7th. It is in this period
that Kennedy is injured by the open enemy, the Japanese, and spends the remainder of
the war first in hospital and then acting as a teacher (Mercury as Matter) or a trainer
to military personnel (Mars as Form).
MERCURY - SUN =
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The Sun is in the 8th in Gemini and rules the 11th house. I dont know when his elder
brother died but I would conclude it is in this period, for here is where his life
changes, and he takes on his familys and his fathers dreams. The Sun is weakly
aspected implying that he has little to say in the matter. In this period he had major
surgery on his back and he began to run for Congress.
MERCURY - VENUS =
Venus is in the 8th in Gemini, ruling the Ascendant and the 8th, and also forming a
trine to the Ascendant. This is obviously a major Firdaria, as this is the powerful
ascendant ruler that promises success in expressing his prime motivation. It is in this
period that Kennedy is elected into Congress. The dream of the writer and or teacher
is finished as the Mercury Firdaria ends.
THE MOON FIRDARIA - 31 TO 40 YEARS OLD.
This whole Moon period is going to be very good for Kennedy, as the Moon is well
aspected in the 11th house in Virgo, ruler of the 10th house, and in mutual reception
to Mercury. The matter is now the Moon Lord of the MC.
MOON - MOON = MARCH, 1948
TO
JUNE, 1949
This was his first few years in Congress. He had won a safe seat, and could therefore
start to express himself on the floor without fear of losing popularity. The beginning
of his political career.
MOON - SATURN = JUNE, 1949 TO OCT 1950
History does not tell us anything in this period. One would surmise that Kennedy was
struggling to establish himself or even fighting battles that lead him nowhere, as the
Saturn is in difficult condition.
MOON - JUPITER = OCT 1950 TO JAN 1952
In this period Kennedy is still in Congress. The last Jupiter period saw him enter the
Navy; this period sees him still working away, at being a Congressman.
MOON - MARS =
Although this should be a difficult period, he uses it to leave his safe seat in Congress
and seek election to the Senate. His Mother and sisters (the Moon) ran Kennedy teas
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to raise funds for his election. This would have been a very worrying and hard
working period. In November 1952 he won a seat in the Senate.
MOON - SUN = MAY, 1953 TO AUGUST, 1954
In this period Kennedy had serious back problems and spent six months strapped to a
plank in his fathers house. It is interesting to note that Kennedy also was against his
fathers support for McCarthy, but choose to absent himself on the day of the vote.
During this period he wrote Profiles of Courage, which was not published until 1956.
Note that in the last Sun sup-period Kennedy had back surgery and was also going
through a difficult time.
MOON - VENUS = AUGUST, 1954 TO DECEMBER 1955
This period is the continuation of his career as a Senator.
MOON - MERCURY = DECEMBER, 1955 TO APRIL 1957
His book Profiles of Courage is published and he makes a speech on the new medium
of TV. Overnight he becomes the most popular politician in the USA. This is a lovely
example of the mutual reception between the Moon and Mercury.
THE SATURN FIRDARIA THE PERIOD FROM 40 TO HIS DEATH.
The Saturn Firdaria is going to be the most difficult because, due to its angularity, it
will give him power and a public profile, but because Saturn is in detriment the power
gained will be lost. If Kennedy had chosen a more alternative career, maybe that of
the writer, then the Saturn in detriment may have been able to function in a less
destructive way.
SATURN - SATURN = MAY 1957 TO DECEMBER 1960
In this period he travelled the country seeking preselection as the Democrat candidate.
He was very successfully re elected to the Senate and by mid 1960 was on his way to
the White House.
SATURN - JUPITER = DECEMBER 1960 TO JULY 1962
It is in this period that Kennedy was elected to the White House. In the past Jupiter
had proved a difficult period, each time leading him into a new phase on his life.
Mercury - Jupiter was when he entered the Navy. The Moon-Jupiter was less vibrant.
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Here we have Saturn - Jupiter with Saturn in the sign of Jupiters exaltation. A
possibly better time for changes, but now we also have power. Jupiter rules the 3rd
and the 6th, however, so one gets a hint of the possible collapse to come.
SATURN - MARS =
Kennedy becomes a father again, only to have his newborn son die at age 11 days old.
He is then assassinated in November 1963. This Saturn-Mars period, with both
malefics in detriment, as well as strongly placed in the chart, seemed to be enough to
end his life.
Eclipses
Lecture 16 on DISC 5
121
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
06
04
03'
32'
53'
00
25
13'
01
1817 34'
52'
19 39'
22
19 53'
54'
08 51'
15
15 34'
18 38'
35'
28'
25
45'
15
35'
52'
17
45'
22
25
53'
13'
00
04
32'
06
03'
SS 4 North
Natal Chart
25 May 1389
16:53:11 LMT +0:00
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
00 00'
00'
00
00'
00
Geocentric
Tropical
0 Aries
True Node
25
00
14'
00'
00
24
33'
43'
00'
00
00
00
00
00'
00'
00'
20'
46'
45'
13 14'
2425
1212
01 16
00
00'
00 00'
48'
20
00'
00
00'
00
00 00'
00'
00
Geocentric
Tropical
0 Aries
True Node
00'
00
10
32'
28
39'
00
00'
00'
03 1715
03' 52'49'
00
00
00'
00
00'
00
00'
Orb
008'
010'
039'
43'
36'
59'52'27'11' 54'
11
21
1017
20 03 17
00
00'
00'
00
00 00'
Orb
008'
018'
032'
100'
00'
00
Orb
Orb
Orb
011'
024'
006'
015'
038'
047'
051'
Orb
016'
Predictive Packages
Lecture 17 and 18 on DISC 5
125
Female Client
Natal Chart
20 Jun 1948
7:40 pm ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
26
15
14'
13
15'
21
40'
21'
13'
56'
25'
44'
15
14'
23
01
19
10
23
46'
19
08'
15' 13
01
01
52'
52'
28'
05
36'
58'
04
29' 28
23
15'
26
01
46'
21'
19
13
44'
21
14'
26
40'
Female Client
Natal Chart
20 Jun 1948
7:40 pm ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
40'
26
15'
15
23
56'
25'
01
21 14'
13
21'
10
13'
01
19
44'
15
14'
23
19
08' 13
15'
46'
52'
52'
28'
36' 05
58'
29' 04
28 15'
26
23
46'
21'
13
19
44'
20 Jun 1948
3 Oct 1949
16 Jan 1951
29 Apr 1952
12 Aug 1953
24 Nov 1954
8 Mar 1956
21 Jun 1957
15 Jan 1959
11 Aug 1960
8 Mar 1962
3 Oct 1963
29 Apr 1965
24 Nov 1966
20 Jun 1968
0.0
1.3
2.6
3.9
5.1
6.4
7.7
9.0
10.6
12.1
13.7
15.3
16.9
18.4
20.0
/
/
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/
/
/
/
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/
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21 14'
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/
/
/
/
/
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01
40'
26
44.0
45.4
46.9
48.3
49.7
51.1
52.6
54.0
55.1
56.3
57.4
58.6
59.7
60.9
62.0
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29 Apr 2012
8 Mar 2014
15 Jan 2016
24 Nov 2017
3 Oct 2019
11 Aug 2021
21 Jun 2023
2 Oct 2024
15 Jan 2026
29 Apr 2027
11 Aug 2028
24 Nov 2029
8 Mar 2031
20 Jun 2032
15 Jan 2034
63.9
65.7
67.6
69.4
71.3
73.1
75.0
76.3
77.6
78.9
80.1
81.4
82.7
84.0
85.6
DYNAMIC REPORT
Dynamic Chart (3):
Female Client - Natal Chart
20 Jun 1948, 7:40 pm, ACST -9:30
Adelaide AUSTL, 34S55', 138E35'
Geocentric Tropical Zodiac
Placidus Houses, True Node
Selection: Progressed Lunar Phase 1960-2010
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
SSq
Cnj
Cnj
Vir
(S)
Hs (9) (H)
Lib
(S)
Sun
(X)
Hs (10) (H)
Sco
(S)
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Sp
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
12 May 1995
31 Aug 1996
10 May 1997
28 May 1997
31 Oct 1998
17 Jun 1999
00Vi00' D
19Vi44' D
00Li00' D
00Li41' D
21Li14' D
00Sc00' D
00Vi00' D
19Vi44' D
00Li00' D
15Le41' D
21Li14' D
00Sc00' D
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Sun
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Sqr
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
Sqq
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
Opp
Cnj
Sun
(X)
Hs (11) (H)
Sag
(S)
Cap
(S)
Hs (12) (H)
Sun
(X)
Hs (8) (H)
Aqu
(S)
Hs (1) (H)
Hs (2) (H)
Sun
(X)
Pis
(S)
Sp-Sp
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Sp
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Sp
Sp-Na
12 Nov 2000
12 Jun 2001
14 Sep 2001
30 Jan 2004
7 Mar 2004
15 Sep 2004
29 Oct 2005
19 Jul 2006
14 Sep 2006
15 Jul 2008
10 Oct 2008
22 Jan 2009
19Sc00' D
26Sc40' D
00Sg00' D
00Cp00' D
01Cp15' D
07Cp42' D
23Le46' D
00Aq00' D
01Aq52' D
23Aq46' D
26Aq37' D
00Pi00' D
19Le00' D
26Sc40' D
00Sg00' D
00Cp00' D
01Cp15' D
22Le42' D
23Le46' D
00Aq00' D
01Aq52' D
23Aq46' D
26Le37' D
00Pi00' D
Mon
Mon
Sun
Mon
Mon
Mon
Cnj
Cnj
Cnj
Sqq
Cnj
Cnj
Hs (3)
Ari
Vir
Sun
Hs (4)
Tau
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Sp
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
22 Sep 2010
4 Aug 2011
18 Apr 2012
23 Nov 2012
13 May 2013
2 Feb 2014
19Pi44' D
00Ar00' D
00Vi00' D
15Ar35' D
21Ar14' D
00Ta00' D
19Pi44' D
00Ar00' D
00Vi00' D
00Vi35' D
21Ar14' D
00Ta00' D
(H)
(S)
(S)
(X)
(H)
(S)
Inner Wheel
Middle Wheel
Female Client
Female Client
Natal Chart
20 Jun 1948
7:40 pm ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Sec.Prog. SA in Long
1 Jan 2002
12:47 pm ACST -9:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
26
27
01
07
10
16
19
26
07
23
22
03
44'
08
52'
14'
19
15'
01
21
40'
Geocentric
Tropical
Placidus
True Node
1610
23
13
10
46'
25
15
23
21
10 9
20
11
8
19
13 14 06 01
12
7
1
6
52'
2
05
3 4 5
04
28
26
06
10
29
13
15
46'
08
17
19
27
09
14'
01
44'
21
15'
26
40'
True Node
Placidus
Tropical
Geocentric
34S55' 138E35'
Adelaide, AUSTL
7:40 pm ACDT -10:30
1 Jan 2002
Event Chart
Female Client
Solar Return
20 Jun 2001 (1 secs)
4:38:43 pm AEDT -11:00
Melbourne, AUSTL
37S49' 144E58'
15 31'
15
42'
20'
25
07
13 30'
39'
20
51'
01
09'
22
05'
06
22
20'
21'
42'
01
06
09'
21' 28
58' 24
50' 23
28'
07
09' 12
39' 07
51'
39'
13
22'
39'
08
24
15
Orb
Orb
001' 028'
006'
05'
25
15 31'
Chart 2
Female Client
Solar Return
20 Jun 2002 (1 secs)
10:24:18 pm AEDT -11:00
Melbourne, AUSTL
37S49' 144E58'
21
Orb
Orb
Orb
007' 006' 004'
005'
Orb
009'
022'
24
14
1715
50'55'
21'
17 01'
45'
13'
01
36'
16
16'
10
23
11'
37'
28 43'
23
11'
16
16'
14
35'
06
39'
02'
21'
20
15
58'
53'
50'
33'
24
28
19
17
06
13'
17 01'
45'
21
Qnx
Qnx
SSq
Sxt
Tri
Qnx
Sqr
Cnj
Mer
Ven
MC
Nep
Plu
Nod
Mar
Mon
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
22 Jan 2002
16 Feb 2002
10 Mar 2002
2 Jul 2002
27 Sep 2002
30 Sep 2002
24 Nov 2002
14 Dec 2002
04Sg36' D
05Sg28' D
06Sg14' D
10Sg13' D
13Sg15' D
13Sg21' D
15Sg14' D
15Sg56' D
04Cn36' R
05Cn28' R
21Li14' D
10Li13' R
13Le15' D
13Ta21' R
15Vi14' D
15Sg56' D
Sun
SSq
Ven
(X)
20Le28' D
05Cn28' R
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Sqr
Sqr
Tri
Sxt
Sxt
Qnx
Sqr
Qnx
Cnj
SSq
Sqq
Opp
Cnj
Sqq
Sxt
SSq
Cnj
Sqr
Sqr
SSq
Nep
Nep
SNo
Nod
Mar
Mon
MC
Jup
Leo
Mar
Mon
Asc
Hs (7)
Jup
Nep
Ura
Plu
Nod
SNo
Sun
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(S)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
10Cn13' R
10Cn13' D
13Cn21' D
13Cn21' D
15Cn14' D
15Cn56' D
21Cn14' D
23Cn25' D
00Le00' D
00Le14' D
00Le56' D
01Le52' D
01Le52' D
08Le25' D
10Le13' D
11Le29' D
13Le15' D
13Le21' D
13Le21' D
13Le58' D
10Li13' R
10Li13' R
13Sc21' R
13Ta21' R
15Vi14' D
15Sg56' D
21Li14' D
23Sg25' R
00Le00' D
15Vi14' D
15Sg56' D
01Aq52' D
01Le52' D
23Sg25' R
10Li13' R
26Ge29' D
13Le15' D
13Ta21' R
13Sc21' R
28Ge58' D
4 Jan 2002
26 Apr 2002
15 May 2002
15 May 2002
25 May 2002
29 May 2002
23 Jun 2002
3 Jul 2002
2 Aug 2002
3 Aug 2002
6 Aug 2002
10 Aug 2002
10 Aug 2002
11 Sep 2002
20 Sep 2002
27 Sep 2002
8 Oct 2002
9 Oct 2002
9 Oct 2002
13 Oct 2002
Tri
Mon
(X)
15Le56' D
15Sg56' D
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Tri
Sxt
Qnx
Sqr
Opp
Sqq
Sxt
Tri
Opp
Cnj
SSq
Sqq
SSq
Cnj
Cnj
SSq
Sqq
SSq
Cnj
Nep
Plu
SNo
Mar
Mon
Asc
Sat
MC
Jup
Ura
Plu
SNo
Nod
Sun
Sun
Nod
SNo
Plu
Ura
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
29 Mar 2002
29 Apr 2002
30 Apr 2002
15 May 2002
21 May 2002
28 May 2002
15 Jun 2002
1 Jul 2002
19 Jul 2002
17 Aug 2002
11 Sep 2002
13 Sep 2002
13 Sep 2002
1 Oct 2002
22 Oct 2002
9 Nov 2002
9 Nov 2002
11 Nov 2002
7 Dec 2002
10Ge13' D
13Ge15' D
13Ge21' D
15Ge14' D
15Ge56' D
16Ge52' D
19Ge08' D
21Ge14' D
23Ge25' D
26Ge29' D
28Ge15' D
28Ge21' D
28Ge21' D
28Ge58' D
28Ge58' R
28Ge21' R
28Ge21' R
28Ge15' R
26Ge29' R
10Li13' R
13Le15' D
13Sc21' R
15Vi14' D
15Sg56' D
01Aq52' D
19Le08' D
21Li14' D
23Sg25' R
26Ge29' D
13Le15' D
13Sc21' R
13Ta21' R
28Ge58' D
28Ge58' D
13Ta21' R
13Sc21' R
13Le15' D
26Ge29' D
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Sxt
Cnj
Sqq
Tri
Tri
Sqq
Sqq
Jup
Hs (2)
Nep
Ura
Ura
Nep
Nep
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
20 Jan 2002
26 Jan 2002
20 Feb 2002
15 Mar 2002
29 Aug 2002
8 Oct 2002
1 Dec 2002
23Aq25' D
23Aq46' D
25Aq13' D
26Aq29' D
26Aq29' R
25Aq13' R
25Aq13' D
23Sg25' R
23Aq46' D
10Li13' R
26Ge29' D
26Ge29' D
10Li13' R
10Li13' R
Nep
Nep
Nep
Nep
Nep
SSq
Tri
Tri
SSq
SSq
Jup
Nep
Nep
Jup
Jup
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
27 Jan 2002
21 Mar 2002
9 Jul 2002
22 Sep 2002
17 Nov 2002
08Aq25' D
10Aq13' D
10Aq13' R
08Aq25' R
08Aq25' D
23Sg25' R
10Li13' R
10Li13' R
23Sg25' R
23Sg25' R
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
SSq
SSq
Cnj
Sqr
Sqr
Cnj
SSq
Asc
Asc
Mon
Mar
Mar
Mon
Asc
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
27 Jan 2002
15 May 2002
20 Jun 2002
21 Jul 2002
30 Sep 2002
28 Oct 2002
25 Nov 2002
16Sg52' D
16Sg52' R
15Sg56' R
15Sg14' R
15Sg14' D
15Sg56' D
16Sg52' D
01Aq52' D
01Aq52' D
15Sg56' D
15Vi14' D
15Vi14' D
15Sg56' D
01Aq52' D
Time Map
10
Margaret
N atal C hart
5 Aug 1962
11:08 BST -1:00
London, England
51N 30' 000W10'
Geoc entric
Tropic al
Plac idus
Mean Node
14 06'
27'
08
19
16'
29
14'
47'
05
55'
26
49'
43'
08
07
18
12
19 30'33'
18
10
55'
24'
10
06 50'
48'
48'
05
53'
46'
10
10
55'
33'
43'
08
07'
05
07
07
16'
27'
19
14'
14 06'
18
14Vi10' D
00Cp00' D
14Cp06' D
00Aq00' D
17Vi42' D
18Vi16' D
19Aq27' D
00Pi00' D
18Pi16' D
20Vi52' D
00Ar00' D
10Ar48' D
00Ta00' D
05Ta55' D
23Vi58' D
00Ge00' D
07Ge14' D
27Vi21' D
00Cn00' D
14Cn06' D
00Le00' D
00Li00' D
00Li00' D
01Li09' D
19Le27' D
00Vi00' D
Tri
Cnj
Opp
Sqq
Sqq
Qnx
Sqq
Opp
Cnj
Qnx
Opp
Qnx
Tri
Qnx
Cnj
Qnx
Tri
Mar
Hs (5)
Mer
Mon
Asc
Ven
MC
Ura
Pis
Mon
Plu
Nod
Nep
Asc
Jup
Sun
MC
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(S)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
Sp-Na
16 Mar 2000
2 Apr 2000
10 Apr 2000
31 May 2000
6 Sep 2000
21 Sep 2000
26 Nov 2000
11 Dec 2000
18 Dec 2000
2 Jun 2001
23 Jul 2001
23 Jul 2001
5 Sep 2001
6 Sep 2001
8 Sep 2001
18 Oct 2001
25 Nov 2001
18Aq47' D
19Aq27' D
19Aq49' D
21Aq50' D
25Aq48' D
26Aq24' D
29Aq06' D
29Aq43' D
00Pi00' D
06Pi50' D
08Pi55' D
08Pi56' D
10Pi46' D
10Pi48' D
10Pi53' D
12Pi30' D
14Pi06' D
18Ge47' D
19Aq27' D
19Le49' D
06Li50' D
10Li48' D
26Vi24' D
14Cn06' D
29Le43' D
00Pi00' D
06Li50' D
08Vi55' D
08Le56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
12Le30' D
14Cn06' D
Sun
Sqr
Mar
(X)
18Vi47' D
18Ge47' D
Ven
Cnj
Hs (2)
(H)
05Sc55' D
05Sc55' D
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
SSq
Qnx
Tri
Cnj
SSq
Cnj
Qnx
Sqr
Tri
Sqr
Sqr
Opp
Qnx
Sxt
Sqq
Sqr
Sxt
Sqr
Sqq
Sqq
Tri
Jup
Ven
Ura
Tau
Mar
Hs (8)
Mon
Sat
Plu
Nod
SNo
Nep
Asc
Jup
Ven
Sun
MC
Mer
Mon
Asc
Ven
(X)
(X)
(X)
(S)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
25Ar53' D
26Ar24' D
29Ar43' D
00Ta00' D
03Ta47' D
05Ta55' D
06Ta50' D
07Ta43' D
08Ta55' D
08Ta56' D
08Ta56' D
10Ta46' D
10Ta48' D
10Ta53' D
11Ta24' D
12Ta30' D
14Ta06' D
19Ta49' D
21Ta50' D
25Ta48' D
26Ta24' D
10Pi53' R
26Vi24' D
29Le43' D
00Ta00' D
18Ge47' D
05Ta55' D
06Li50' D
07Aq43' R
08Vi55' D
08Le56' R
08Aq56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
26Vi24' D
12Le30' D
14Cn06' D
19Le49' D
06Li50' D
10Li48' D
26Vi24' D
12 Jan 2000
18 Jan 2000
13 Feb 2000
15 Feb 2000
7 Mar 2000
17 Mar 2000
21 Mar 2000
25 Mar 2000
31 Mar 2000
31 Mar 2000
31 Mar 2000
8 Apr 2000
8 Apr 2000
8 Apr 2000
11 Apr 2000
15 Apr 2000
22 Apr 2000
16 May 2000
25 May 2000
11 Jun 2000
14 Jun 2000
SSq
Sqr
Cnj
Tri
Cnj
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Tri
Qnx
Tri
Sqr
Sqr
Tri
Qnx
Tri
Sxt
Sqr
Tri
Cnj
Tri
Tri
Cnj
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Tri
Qnx
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Cnj
Sxt
Sqq
Sqq
SSq
Sqq
Sqr
SSq
Sxt
Cnj
SSq
Sqr
Qnx
Sxt
Qnx
Tri
Sqr
Tri
Cnj
Cnj
SSq
MC
Ura
Gem
Mon
Hs (9)
Sat
Plu
Nod
SNo
Nep
Asc
Jup
Jup
Asc
Nep
SNo
Nod
Plu
Sat
Hs (8)
Mon
Mon
Hs (9)
Sat
Plu
Nod
SNo
Nep
Asc
Jup
Sun
Mar
Mer
Sat
SNo
Nod
Nep
Ven
Sun
Ura
Can
Mer
Mon
Sat
Plu
SNo
Nep
Asc
Jup
Hs (10)
MC
Ura
(X)
(X)
(S)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(S)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
26 Jun 2000
29 Jun 2000
30 Jun 2000
7 Aug 2000
9 Aug 2000
13 Aug 2000
22 Aug 2000
22 Aug 2000
22 Aug 2000
13 Sep 2000
13 Sep 2000
15 Sep 2000
13 Oct 2000
15 Oct 2000
16 Oct 2000
6 Nov 2000
6 Nov 2000
7 Nov 2000
16 Nov 2000
20 Nov 2000
23 Nov 2000
27 Mar 2001
30 Mar 2001
1 Apr 2001
8 Apr 2001
8 Apr 2001
8 Apr 2001
18 Apr 2001
18 Apr 2001
18 Apr 2001
26 Apr 2001
25 May 2001
29 May 2001
11 Jun 2001
16 Jun 2001
16 Jun 2001
24 Jun 2001
27 Jun 2001
2 Jul 2001
12 Jul 2001
13 Jul 2001
4 Aug 2001
15 Aug 2001
19 Aug 2001
26 Aug 2001
26 Aug 2001
6 Sep 2001
6 Sep 2001
7 Sep 2001
2 Oct 2001
2 Oct 2001
9 Oct 2001
29Ta06' D
29Ta43' D
00Ge00' D
06Ge50' D
07Ge14' D
07Ge43' D
08Ge55' D
08Ge56' D
08Ge56' D
10Ge46' D
10Ge48' D
10Ge53' D
10Ge53' R
10Ge48' R
10Ge46' R
08Ge56' R
08Ge56' R
08Ge55' R
07Ge43' R
07Ge14' R
06Ge50' R
06Ge50' D
07Ge14' D
07Ge43' D
08Ge55' D
08Ge56' D
08Ge56' D
10Ge46' D
10Ge48' D
10Ge53' D
12Ge30' D
18Ge47' D
19Ge49' D
22Ge43' D
23Ge56' D
23Ge56' D
25Ge46' D
26Ge24' D
27Ge30' D
29Ge43' D
00Cn00' D
04Cn49' D
06Cn50' D
07Cn43' D
08Cn55' D
08Cn56' D
10Cn46' D
10Cn48' D
10Cn53' D
14Cn06' D
14Cn06' D
14Cn43' D
6
14Cn06' D
29Le43' D
00Ge00' D
06Li50' D
07Ge14' D
07Aq43' R
08Vi55' D
08Le56' R
08Aq56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
10Pi53' R
10Li48' D
10Sc46' D
08Aq56' R
08Le56' R
08Vi55' D
07Aq43' R
07Ge14' D
06Li50' D
06Li50' D
07Ge14' D
07Aq43' R
08Vi55' D
08Le56' R
08Aq56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
12Le30' D
18Ge47' D
19Le49' D
07Aq43' R
08Aq56' R
08Le56' R
10Sc46' D
26Vi24' D
12Le30' D
29Le43' D
00Cn00' D
19Le49' D
06Li50' D
07Aq43' R
08Vi55' D
08Aq56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
14Cn06' D
14Cn06' D
29Le43' D
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
Jup
SSq
Cnj
Cnj
Tri
Sqr
Tri
Ura
MC
Hs (9)
Jup
Asc
Nep
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
27 Nov 2001
4 Dec 2001
4 Dec 2001
30 Dec 2001
31 Dec 2001
31 Dec 2001
14Cn43' R
14Cn06' R
14Cn06' R
10Cn53' R
10Cn48' R
10Cn46' R
29Le43' D
14Cn06' D
14Cn06' D
10Pi53' R
10Li48' D
10Sc46' D
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
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Sat
Sat
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Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Opp
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Sxt
Sqq
Sqr
Sxt
Sqr
Sqq
Sqq
Tri
SSq
Sqr
Cnj
Cnj
Sqr
SSq
Tri
Sqq
Sqq
Tri
SSq
Sqr
Cnj
Tri
Cnj
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Tri
Qnx
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Sxt
Sqr
Tri
Qnx
Nep
Asc
Jup
Ven
Sun
MC
Mer
Mon
Asc
Ven
MC
Ura
Gem
Tau
Ura
MC
Ven
Asc
Asc
Ven
MC
Ura
Gem
Mon
Hs (9)
Sat
Plu
Nod
SNo
Nep
Asc
Jup
Sun
Sun
Jup
Asc
Nep
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
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(X)
(S)
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(X)
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(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
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Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
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Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
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Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
3 Feb 2000
4 Feb 2000
6 Feb 2000
16 Feb 2000
2 Mar 2000
19 Mar 2000
6 May 2000
22 May 2000
23 Jun 2000
29 Jun 2000
28 Jul 2000
5 Aug 2000
10 Aug 2000
16 Oct 2000
21 Oct 2000
30 Oct 2000
3 Dec 2000
11 Dec 2000
10 Mar 2001
17 Mar 2001
13 Apr 2001
18 Apr 2001
21 Apr 2001
14 Jun 2001
17 Jun 2001
21 Jun 2001
1 Jul 2001
1 Jul 2001
1 Jul 2001
17 Jul 2001
17 Jul 2001
18 Jul 2001
4 Aug 2001
21 Nov 2001
11 Dec 2001
12 Dec 2001
12 Dec 2001
10Ta46' D
10Ta48' D
10Ta53' D
11Ta24' D
12Ta30' D
14Ta06' D
19Ta49' D
21Ta50' D
25Ta48' D
26Ta24' D
29Ta06' D
29Ta43' D
00Ge00' D
00Ge00' R
29Ta43' R
29Ta06' R
26Ta24' R
25Ta48' R
25Ta48' D
26Ta24' D
29Ta06' D
29Ta43' D
00Ge00' D
06Ge50' D
07Ge14' D
07Ge43' D
08Ge55' D
08Ge56' D
08Ge56' D
10Ge46' D
10Ge48' D
10Ge53' D
12Ge30' D
12Ge30' R
10Ge53' R
10Ge48' R
10Ge46' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
26Vi24' D
12Le30' D
14Cn06' D
19Le49' D
06Li50' D
10Li48' D
26Vi24' D
14Cn06' D
29Le43' D
00Ge00' D
00Ge00' D
29Le43' D
14Cn06' D
26Vi24' D
10Li48' D
10Li48' D
26Vi24' D
14Cn06' D
29Le43' D
00Ge00' D
06Li50' D
07Ge14' D
07Aq43' R
08Vi55' D
08Le56' R
08Aq56' R
10Sc46' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
12Le30' D
12Le30' D
10Pi53' R
10Li48' D
10Sc46' D
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Tri
Cnj
Opp
Opp
Cnj
Tri
Tri
Mar
Hs (5)
Mer
Mer
Hs (4)
Mar
Mar
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
(H)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
13 Mar 2000
27 Mar 2000
5 Apr 2000
17 Jul 2000
27 Jul 2000
13 Aug 2000
4 Jan 2001
18Aq47' D
19Aq27' D
19Aq49' D
19Aq49' R
19Aq27' R
18Aq47' R
18Aq47' D
18Ge47' D
19Aq27' D
19Le49' D
19Le49' D
19Aq27' D
18Ge47' D
18Ge47' D
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Ura
Cnj
Opp
Sqq
Sqq
Sqq
Hs (5)
Mer
Mon
Mon
Mon
(H)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
16 Jan 2001
23 Jan 2001
27 Feb 2001
12 Sep 2001
17 Dec 2001
19Aq27' D
19Aq49' D
21Aq50' D
21Aq50' R
21Aq50' D
19Aq27' D
19Le49' D
06Li50' D
06Li50' D
06Li50' D
Nep
Sqq
Mar
(X)
03Aq47' D
18Ge47' D
Nep
SSq
Ven
(X)
11Sc24' D
26Vi24' D
Nep
Nep
Nep
Nep
Nep
Tri
Cnj
Cnj
Tri
Tri
Mon
Sat
Sat
Mon
Mon
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
Tr-Na
10 Feb 2001
8 Mar 2001
18 Jul 2001
20 Aug 2001
12 Dec 2001
06Aq50' D
07Aq43' D
07Aq43' R
06Aq50' R
06Aq50' D
06Li50' D
07Aq43' R
07Aq43' R
06Li50' D
06Li50' D
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Plu
Tri
Tri
Sqr
Sxt
Sxt
Sqr
Tri
Qnx
Qnx
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Jup
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Tr-Na
7 Feb 2000
23 Apr 2000
27 Jun 2000
1 Jul 2000
9 Oct 2000
12 Oct 2000
29 Nov 2000
11 Jan 2001
29 May 2001
10 Nov 2001
12Sg30' D
12Sg30' R
10Sg53' R
10Sg48' R
10Sg48' D
10Sg53' D
12Sg30' D
14Sg06' D
14Sg06' R
14Sg06' D
12Le30' D
12Le30' D
10Pi53' R
10Li48' D
10Li48' D
10Pi53' R
12Le30' D
14Cn06' D
14Cn06' D
14Cn06' D
Chart 1
Margaret
Solar Return
5 Aug 1999 (1 secs)
7:17:44 pm ACDT -10:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
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Chart 2
Margaret
08 42'
Solar Return
5 Aug 2000 (1 secs)
1:06:17 am ACDT -10:30
Adelaide, AUSTL
34S55' 138E35'
Orb
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX 1
0
When you click on the name of the file next to Transits you are given the
opportunity to either select another set of transiting points (left hand dialog
box in figure 3) or by selecting the name of a file and then EDIT you are able
to edit a given file, (right hand dialog box in figure 3), then save it and then
select it for use in your graph.
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You can follow the same procedure for the Radix planets, the natal planets
that you want to place on your graph.
Changing the appearance of your graph
The centre column in the screen shown in figure 1 is for altering the
appearance of your graph. If you check the different radio buttons (check
boxes) and then click View, you will see how these different options work.
You can also use these graphs to plot progressions and solar arc the
options in at the top of the centre column.
When you are ready click View to see your graph.
Figure 4 is the graph for Woody Allen. If you wish to change the time range,
planets plotted or natal planets used then select Quit which will return you to
the previous screen. Make your adjustments and then re plot your graph.
When you are ready you can select Print.
We cover how to lay these graphs out, read them and include them in your
predictive work in the lectures of this module.
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APPENDIX 2
Dynamic
Icon
From the Main Screen as shown in figure 1, select the chart for which you
wish to find the lunar phases. Then select the Dynamic icon or select
Dynamic from the main menu and then Transits and Progressions. This
opens the Dynamic Report Screen, shown in figure 2.
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Figure 3 is the resulting list of lunar phases, showing sign and house changes
as well as the relationship between the progressed Sun and the progressed
Moon. Sort this list by Date/Time to get a chronological listing that you can
use with your clients.
We discuss how to organise and work with this information in the lectures in
this module.
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APPENDIX 3
Dynamic
Icon
As for the finding the Progressed Lunar Phases, open the Dynamic Report
screen by selecting the Dynamic icon or using the Dynamic menu from the
main screen.
Figure 2 the Dynamic Report screen set up for Transits and Progressions
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Figure 2 is the Dynamic Report screen ready to run 12 months of transits and
progressions for Woody Allen commencing from 1 January 2011.
When you first open this screen check to see if you have under the SAVE
SELECTIONS a listing called Transits and Progressions (1 year). If so select it
and your screen should then look the same as in figure 2. If you do not have
this listing then you will need to create the options then SAVE your selections
using the SAVE SELECTION button.
This screen allows you to do the following. In the left hand column you can:
a) Set the start date and the length of time for the scan.
b) Select the natal or relocated place for the calculation of the
progressions.
In the middle column you can:
a. Select how you wish to work with Transits and/or Progression. You can
see from figure 2 that we are working with Transits to Radix ( natal
chart) and Progressions to Radix. If you wished to include transits to
progressed planets then you would also check the box labelled Transits
to Prog .
b. Select other dynamic points look for transits and/or progressions over
house cusps, planets changing sign and so on.
In the right hand column you can:
a. Select what points you wish to use for transits. If you wished to work
with the transits of the Moon to your natal chart then you would click on
word OUTERS and this opens up the transit point selection files and
also enables you to edit or create new files.
b. Select what points you wish to use for Progressions. If you wished to
work with the progressing just the Moon through your natal chart then
you would click on word PLANETS and this opens up the progressed
point selection files and also enables you to edit or create new files.
c. Select what points you wish to use in your natal chart Radix. If you
wished to explore just the transits or progressions to your Sun then you
would click on word PLAN&ch and this opens up the radix point
selection files and also enables you to edit or create new files.
d. In the Aspect Selection box you can choose what aspects to use:
a. for transiting planets, in this selection it is just the aspects of
the 8th harmonic.
b. for progressed points, in this selection it is set for all the 8th
and 12th harmonic aspects.
In the top right hand corner of the screen you can select the Dynamic type.
Make sure that Progressions are set to Secondary.
When you have the selections established then save them. You can always
edit these settings later.
Now click View.
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Figure 3 Woody Allens transits and progression for the year 2011, sorted by Date/Time
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