Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:09 am**

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Pl Longitude   Lat   Speed    RA    Decl    Azi     Alt     PVL    Ang G
                           Transiting Planets                           
Mo  6Le45' 4"  4N38 +12° 3' 155°32' 15N 9 312°10' -25°25' 147°20'   0%  b
Su 17Pi31'46"  0N 0 +59'11"  11°35'  4N58  91°29' +11° 5' 348°55'  70%   
Me  3Ar 6'13"  1N16 + 1°44'  25°42' 12N 0  77°47' + 3°22' 356°33'  97% A 
Ve 24Ar50'53"  1N 3 + 1°11'  47°10' 18N44  59°55' - 9° 7'  10°30'  74%   
Ma  8Ge56'37"  2N 3 +30'10"  94°26' 25N26  17°38' -28°17'  60°37'   0%  b
Ju 24Pi26'43"  1S 4 +14'26"  18°25'  6N39  86°16' + 6°22' 353°38'  99% E 
Sa  7Aq49'44"  1S20 + 6' 8" 335°20' 11S41 129°50' +28°12' 325° 5'   2%  b
Ur 21Ar48'55"  0S19 + 3' 0"  44°30' 16N34  63°15' - 8°34'   9°34'  77% A 
Ne  0Pi42'55"  1S10 + 2'12" 356°35'  2S45 107° 0' +18°50' 340°22'  27%   
Pl  5Cp 5'56"  2S26 + 0'49" 302°54' 22S29 167°37' +32°24' 288°40'  87% Z 
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                            Radical Planets                             
Mo  2Ar18'11"  2N 4 +12°30'  24°38' 12N28  77°58' + 4°30' 355°24'  94% A 
Su 17Pi31'46"  0N 0 +59'12"  11°35'  4N58  91°29' +11° 5' 348°55'  70%   
Me 29Pi40'55"  0N35 + 1°56'  22°42' 10N 8  80°59' + 4°46' 355°10'  96% Ea
Ve 14Pi13' 7"  1S22 + 1°14'   9° 4'  2N25  95° 5' +11°44' 348°13'  67%   
Ma 15Ta 8'36"  1N14 +37'44"  68°23' 23N12  41°54' -19°30'  27°56'  45%   
Ju  0Vi50'53"  1N33 - 7'12" 176°52'  3N 3 287° 4' -18°26' 160°46'  29%   
Sa 20Sc 5'56"  1N49 - 0'52" 254° 7' 20S48 218°43' +24°31' 216° 6'  31%   
Ur  8Cn45' 1"  0N37 - 0'28" 126°17' 19N54 343°16' -34°13' 112°57'  93% N 
Ne  7Li37'12"  1N48 - 1'31" 211° 7' 10S43 255°49' + 1°43' 181°47'  99% D 
Pl  4Le 6'55" 11N23 - 1' 1" 155°34' 22N23 317° 0' -19°44' 152°15'   1%  b
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    Class 1 Aspects      Other Partile Aspects                          
tMo op tSa  1° 5' 98%   tVe co tUr  0°55' 98% M                         
tMe co tJu  2°56' 84% M  ----------------------                         
tMe sq tPl  2° 0' 92%   tSu co rVe  0°42' 99% M                         
----------------------  tNe op rJu  0° 8'100%                           
tMo co rPl  2°38' 87%    ----------------------                         
tMe co rMo  0°48' 99%   rSu co rVe  0°42' 99% M                         
tMe co rMe  1°23' 96% M                                                 
tJu co rMo  1°47' 94% M                                                 
tJu co rMe  1°33' 95% M                                                 
tPl sq rMo  2°48' 85%                                                   
tPl sq rNe  2°31' 88%                                                   
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rMo co rMe  0°14'100% M                                                 
rUr sq rNe  1° 8' 98%                                                   
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Just thought I'd post it for comment. As Jim said a very Mercury year. Transiting Jupiter is doing me a solid.

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:51 am**

Oh boy, how nice that Sun Venus becomes mundane!

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:59 am**

Foremost, this looks like an outstanding year for TMSA

On a minor point (LOL), Jupiter angular is the foremost indicator of weddings - especially the kind you want!

The Moon-Saturn is a little problematic but the 100% Jupiter sets you up to wrestle with that. My thought is that there will be physical concerns and you're more than up to the challenge of throttling them - especially with Jupiter's foreground close conjunction with natal Moon, too.

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 11:13 am**

Jim Eshelman wrote: Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:59 am ...On a minor point (LOL), Jupiter angular is the foremost indicator of weddings - especially the kind you want!...

Your mouth to God's ears, Jim.

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 11:50 am**

My mop up period prior to this SSR has been rather impressive. Monday night I had an incident. For the second time in a row my gurney transport company was grossly late taking me to dialysis and picking me up from dialysis, in all four cases due to being double-booked. In the last instance, the crew had actually arrived at 6:10 and were waiting for to finish at 6:30 when the dispatcher demanded (on pain of termination) that they do another run first. I didn't get picked up until after 7:30. On getting home, I called the boss and proceeded to ream him a new sphincter. Let it be known that I know curse words in six languages without taking the Lord's name in vain, and I used them liberally. Terry threw in some choice words on speaker as well. My final words were "you are going to make this right, or my next call is to insurance and if they don't straighten you out, the state will, and I have them both on speed dial."

I was one of the most Mars moments of my life. Terry was impressed to the point that if she weren't constrained by her Christian faith, she would have ravished me right then (with my enthusiastic cooperation). The boss's boss called back five minutes later on Terry's phone with an abject apology. I think he was scared to call me directly. Wednesday their performance was flawless. We'll see if that continues. My dialing finger is ready. No regrets save one, as it happens the boss is from India, and I don't know how to swear in Hindi.

For the curious, I know at least one swear word in each of the languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, and believe it or not, Masai.

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 12:01 pm**

mikestar13 wrote: Thu Mar 30, 2023 11:50 am No regrets save one, as it happens the boss is from India, and I don't know how to swear in Hindi.

https://blog.karlrock.com/list-of-commo ... ear-words/

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 12:14 pm**

Jim Eshelman wrote: Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:59 amThe Moon-Saturn is a little problematic but the 100% Jupiter sets you up to wrestle with that.

99%, no?

Is it relevant (attenuating?) that the Moon-Saturn aspect is deeply background? (By the way, so is Mars.)

Posted: **Thu Mar 30, 2023 12:33 pm**

Yeah, 99%. I didn't have it open to look.

No, background doesn't matter (except that foreground would make it an even bigger deal). Moon aspect in SSR I'd more or less the same as an anvularotym

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