Solunars

You're welcome, but... wait, the Fierenze Midheaven of your SSR is 19°47' Aries, so it pouts your NATAL Mars-Saturn on an angle. You should avoid there also. (Be sure to check the full SSR for any location you pick.) As for location, the basic idea has never changed - we've always held that the SSR ...

I can give you a broad approach, though in the near future I won't have a chance to do anything sufficiently thorough so perhaps someone else can help? Broadly, it's a matter of looking at the larger cycles to get the positives you want and to avoid the negatives then narrow it to a tighter region,t...

I finished the full study. You can find it here:
https://solunars.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=3214

Aspects are perhaps the most interesting to me. I tabulate them in several ways, though mostly the same set of aspects tends to dominate no matter which way we look at them. The one huge leader is MERCURY-JUPITER . This occurred so many times that I'm inclined to call it an aspect of sainthood - whi...

Luminary houses (as usually happens) don't give us anything useful, though it is possible there is something hidden behind the gross data. Here is a simple rule: Campanus houses squeeze more zodiacal space near the horizon than the meridian, so that the houses immediately adjacent to Ascendant or De...

Angularity results are pretty clear. In two different ways of assessing it, PLUTO IS MOST OFTEN ANGULAR, and the benefics tend to come behind. Specifically, if we just to a straight headcount of times each planet is in the foreground or conjunct a secondary angle, Pluto is the highest (17 times out ...

Mercury and Venus are hard to judge, but I think we can rely on a couple of details. MERCURY IN AQUARIUS leads with 7 instances, while the signs immediately around it are average or lower. Chart by chart, where Mercury would have the opportunity to slide to Capricorn or Pisces, I'd watch it appear i...

As mentioned above, SUN IN TAURUS is the most common. Just taking raw numbers and not yet correcting for variable distribution (Sun spends more time in one part of the zodiac than the other), of 48 cases each sign would, on average, have four examples. Taurus has six. No other signs distinguish them...

Sotonye alerted us recently to a collection of timed charts for saints on Astro.com. I have taken all of those that have birth data at least B-rated (meaning there is a formal record on which the data is relying, either biographical, family reporting, or direct birth record). To these, I added a few...

Beanies+Bad habits wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2019 3:13 pm

Could Uranus be in influence here as well?

Is this different from any of the other two dozen times we've talked about the issue of Uranus and Scorpio?

I wrote an article in Constellations magazine in the late '70s covering half the polarities. I was never fully satisfied with it, and never wrote part 2 for the other half. Though several key themes become obvious as one is working and going chart to chart, getting an exhaustive and balanced stateme...

I've finished tabulating 24 of the 48 saints. Preliminary results at this point might not persist in the second half, but I want to mention them since I have no idea which week in the next couple of months I'll be able to return and finish this. So, understand that anything in this post might not st...

BTW, I've mounted all that raw data into a spreadsheet, and will start calculating the charts and tabulating a full statistical workup.

Astrologically, it's just part of Scorpio; therefore, the answer is Mars.

Please help me track where Trump is May 20 when his new SLR sets up. For Washington, it's so devoid of anything that I suspect he'll be somewhere else and have a different SLR. Wed're looking at 1:28 PM EDT on May 20.

Not sure I like the look of this one either, as the moon receives aspects from saturn and neptune, the effects of which have manifested in a miscarriage, but also jupiter and pluto, which should indicate conception. Uranus and venus are also there, with uranus foreground, which hopefully should bri...

"Miracle" is a primary Pluto keyword. Time to reread the Kid Gloves article on Pluto!

Freya, I am so sorry to hear about your ordeal, but also grateful that you shared the striking astrological particulars. While the Saturn transit to your Moon-Venus is the clear, unambiguous indicator, you might like to know (as matching the emotional whirls you surely have been going through) that ...

Looks like I have a tiny pocket of time and can do these. Pasting here as I finish a block. Elena Aiello, Apr 10 1895, 10 AM, Montalto Uffugo, Italy (B) Saint Bernadette, Jan 7 1844, 2:00 PM, Lourdes, France (AA) St. John Bosco, Aug 16 1815, 5:30 PM, Castelnuofo Don Bosco, Italy (AA) Titus Brandsma,...

What do you mean by "monastic"? Exactly what you wrote? The word normally is used foremost to indicate isolation and removal, and would be most characteristic of your exactly angular Pluto. (A secluded, cloistered lifestyle is normally Saturn or Pluto.) That's an interest 6- or so names on the list,...

Mars entered Gemini May 8 and will stay until June 23. I've been trying to track what major themes the news correspond to this.

So far, I've found one: Given Gemini's relationship to commerce, I suspect trade war is a main expression of the passage.

Let's see how it turns out.

I agree with Jupiter Sets at Dawn's answer. Additionally, I think you're wanting to know if there is a theoretical framework for the rulerships and, yes, there is. Leo and Cancer are given to the luminaries (Sun to the former, Moon to the latter). The other planets, going outward from Sun in both di...

According to his birth certificate, Tim Conway was born December 15, 1933, 1:20 AM, Willoughby, OH. According to People , he died this morning at 8:45 AM "in the Los Angeles area." Double-Scorpio Conway had hilarious wit. Best known for his work on Carol Burnett's show, I knew his work years earlier...

While I might want to keep the questions raised in this thread live and simmering for a while - remain in a state of inquiry - I'm settling back toward the theory of the last several decades that angular natal planets per se are live interpretive factors. As people come up with distinctive examples,...

That Mars conjunction to her moon in Gemini is particularly interesting for cause of death pneumonia.