Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

Great example again Steve. Yes, you’re right, anything touching the angles closely should always be paid attention to!

Thanks Jim, I’ve mainly just glanced at them to see if they are extremely close to a conjunction with natal planets, to be honest, which I’ll continue to do. I just like to keep an open mind and keep a wary eye out for them. I enjoyed reading your draft in the post above and look forward to the book.

Thanks guys, great examples. Just as an aside, do you note transits *from* the node. It’s probably discussed somewhere else on this site, I’m guessing…
To and by are the same. - I don't bother watching either of these even for myself (after watching them for several years, day-by-day, month in ...

Jim wrote:
Nonetheless, when they're on, they're often REALLY on.
I totally agree. The Progressed Composite Chart appears to only pick-off the 1 or 2 big events in a relationships life. When circumstances seem to be happening in a relationship's life that feels really important would be the only ...

Thanks guys, great examples. Just as an aside, do you note transits *from* the node. It’s probably discussed somewhere else on this site, I’m guessing…

In regards to a progressed relocated chart, I have a wonderful opportunity to observe as I have Jupiter approaching the P+R chart’s MC in about 15 mths time… I would imagine if it holds any significance I should note something going on during that time.

Thank you both, Jim and Steve. It’s a thought-provoking summation of the nodes, and one I shall consider going forward.

I started studying astrology in my early 20’s, beginning with tropical, and then with two excellent Australian schools from late mid-late 20’s but took a break from when I had ...

Thanks Steve, I haven’t yet but I’ll definitely have a look this week. There’s so much great information here. I finished Ken Bowser’s Workbook last year (which I thoroughly enjoyed and recommend) and I’m still re-working all the charts of my nearest and dearest since learning new techniques from ...

Thanks for the great example, Steve. It highlights the value of the node very well. The reason I first asked is because I noticed that the t. Node was exactly square the composite chart meridian axis in the week before and after we emigrated from Australia to the U.K. (more than a decade ago now). I ...

Thanks Steve, makes perfect sense, thank you

FWIW Katy, I have long worked with nodes (Dragon’s Head) in all kinds of charts and find them to offer excellent symbolic value relative to my personal life experiences with important contacts in my life. I was born with an angular Jupiter 180 Node (“fortunate contacts”), and can emphatically ...

Natally, I have both Moon/Pluto in Virgo 6* above the ascendant square Mars/Saturn in Gemini on the MC. Feeling a bit twitchy now

I’m not a big user of nodes but would you take note of the nodes in a composite chart? My program calculates it but I’m not sure it would theoretically apply to composites?

Using my relocated angles I'm only now having Uranus transit my IC (3 passes already completed for birth place IC) & Pluto has yet to complete a full pass of my AC (2 passes already completed for birth place AC). Until now I've thought these transits had only manifested as purely psychological (my ...

But the timings of these transits and events firmly convinced me if the sensitivity of relocated angles.
Thanks for sharing the great example. I agree with you: Yes, transits to local angles are every bit as responsive as transits to natal (birthplace) angles. I've lived 2,100 miles from ...

Hopefully I’ve posted this topic in the right section. I’m really just sharing an observation here.

As someone who lives half a world away from my place of birth I’ve often wondered at the impact of my relocated chart. For example, I’m still not convinced that my relocated ascendant changes my ...

I found it an excellent presentation!