JAE SSR 2023

[Jim Eshelman]

I thought I had a thread here about my 2023 SSR next October, but I can't find it - so this is the replacement (or: finally getting around to it).

The SSR for home isn't bad at all - quite the contrary - but can be improved. I'm a little concerned with Jupiter seeming to get a pounding, despite the fact that the overall message is super positive based on angularity. Here are the numbers if I just stay home:

t Uranus on Asc -3°53'
r Venus on Dsc -1°42'
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t Jupiter on Asc +1°06'
t Mars on WP +1°11'
r Saturn on Dsc +2°37'
r Uranus on IC +3°20'
t Pluto on MC +3°24' stationary
r Jupiter on IC +3°57'
r Mercury on Dsc +5°36'

t Pluto op r Uranus 0°14'
r Jupiter-Uranus co 0°17'
r Jupiter-Saturn sq 0°20' M
t Mars sq r Jupiter 0°36'
t Pluto op r Jupiter 0°37'
r Saturn-Uranus sq 0°43'
t Mars sq r Uranus 0°53'
t Pluto op r Saturn 0°57' M
t Jupiter op r Mercury 1°02'
t Mars-Pluto sq 1°24'
t Jupiter op r Saturn 1°31' M
t Jupiter sq r Jupiter 1°51' M
t Pluto op r Mercury 2°03' M
t Uranus op r Venus 2°11' M
t Jupiter sq r Uranus 2°14' M
r Mercury-Uranus sq 2°17' M
r Mercury-Saturn co 2°24'
t Jupiter-Pluto sq 2°28'
r Mercury-Jupiter sq 2°39' M
t Jupiter op r Venus 2°48' M

[Jim Eshelman]

But here is the same chart for Solvang, CA. (There are other locations due north of there less than an hour that are in obscure places but might have slightly tighter angularity mixes, but Solvang is pretty good - and we know it and like to go there.

t Uranus on Asc -5°10'
r Venus on Dsc -2°54'
t Mars on WP -0°34'
t Jupiter on Asc -0°15'
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r Jupiter on IC 0°00'
r Uranus on IC +0°21'
t Pluto on MC +0°28' stationary
r Saturn on Dsc +1°15'
r Mercury on Dsc +4°39'
r Neptune on WP +1°19'
r Mars on MC +7°45'

t Pluto op r Uranus 0°06' M
t Jupiter sq r Jupiter 0°15' M
r Jupiter-Uranus co 0°17'
t Pluto op r Jupiter 0°28' M
t Mars co r Neptune 0°29' M
t Jupiter sq r Uranus 0°36' M
t Mars sq r Jupiter 0°36'
t Jupiter-Pluto sq 0°42' M
t Pluto sq r Saturn 0°47' M
t Mars sq r Uranus 0°53'
r Saturn-Uranus sq 0°54' M
t Jupiter op r Mercury 1°02'
r Jupiter-Saturn sq 1°15' M
t Mars-Pluto sq 1°24'
t Mars sq r Mars 1°24' M
t Pluto sq r Neptune 1°29'
t Jupiter op r Saturn 1°30' M
r Mars-Neptune sq 1°52' M
r Uranus-Neptune sq 2°00'
r Jupiter-Neptune sq 2°16'
t Uranus op r Venus 2°17' M
r Mercury-Saturn 2°24'
t Jupiter op r Venus 2°39' M
t Mars co r Pluto 2°53' M
r Venus-Jupiter sq 2°54' M

[Jim Eshelman]

For Solvang, here is the same chart with only Class 2 angularities (which affects the aspects that show also). This gives a simplified view of the chart (basically stripping out anything involving natal Mars or Neptune).

t Uranus on Asc -5°10'
r Venus on Dsc -2°54'
t Mars on WP -0°34'
t Jupiter on Asc -0°15'
r Jupiter on IC 0°00'
r Uranus on IC +0°21'
t Pluto on MC +0°28' stationary
r Saturn on Dsc +1°15'
r Mercury on Dsc +4°39'

t Pluto op r Uranus 0°06' M
t Jupiter sq r Jupiter 0°15' M
r Jupiter-Uranus co 0°17'
t Pluto op r Jupiter 0°28' M
t Mars co r Neptune 0°29' M
t Jupiter sq r Uranus 0°36' M
t Mars sq r Jupiter 0°36'
t Jupiter-Pluto sq 0°42' M
t Pluto sq r Saturn 0°47' M
t Mars sq r Uranus 0°53'
r Saturn-Uranus sq 0°54' M
t Jupiter op r Mercury 1°02'
r Jupiter-Saturn sq 1°15' M
t Mars-Pluto sq 1°24'
t Jupiter op r Saturn 1°30' M
t Uranus op r Venus 2°17' M
r Mercury-Saturn 2°24'
t Jupiter op r Venus 2°39' M
t Mars co r Pluto 2°53' M
r Venus-Jupiter sq 2°54' M

[Jim Eshelman]

There's another feature this chart will give the chance to test: PVP aspects in SSRs. TMSA gives us azimuth of precessed positions of natal planets and, from that alone, we see a little bit more than we would see without it:

0°00 r Jupiter
0°15' r Uranus
180°17' t Pluto
272°38' r Sun

Pluto opposite natal Jupiter-Uranus is already visible in the normal view of the chart, but we now add natal Sun square them. Furthermore, transiting Jupiter is involved! Since we don't have Meridian Longitude yet (I can't easily check precessed natal planet ML with what I have available), let's just say that t Jupiter 0°15' before Ascendant is surely square all four of these planets except maybe too wide for Sun.

Then again, how do we interpret this differently from what we already see? Sun gets involved, but everything else the same and I'm not sure how we would know the Sun is involved when the angles are so strongly involved. Here is the same set of planets just by PVL (mundoscope):

28°45' 6H - r Saturn
29°32' 9H - t Pluto
29°39' 3H - r Uranus
0°00' 4H - r Jupiter
0°15' 1H - t Jupiter
2°54' 7H - r Venus