A Powerful Prediction Technique - 45 Degree Graphical Ephemeris

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Astrology is a model of circular reality of life. Using a right technique is

extremely important in accurate astrological prediction.

 

In the exercise of chart interpretations, an experienced astrologer never

considers isolated factors or planetary combinations. For an example, planet

A in sign X is meaningless unless one considers the angular relationships of

A formed with the other planets in the chart.

 

First impressions are formed based on the information gathered from the

chart. These first impressions are the lasting ones. The astrologers of

Hamburg School attribute much of its success to visual impact - the ability

to focus on the core issues in the chart. The first impressions are refined

with additional astrological factors.

 

Astrologers agree that all aspects are important but, Hamburg School

concentrates on conjunction, opposition, square and the semisquare. These

aspects give rise to externalized action, in other words they indicate

events. Sometimes event knowing possibility of an event is of great value.

 

The 45 degree graphical ephemeris is an annual diagram ( can be plotted for

a larger period) of transiting, progressed and directed planets. When you

get a total picture you can not miss anything. The curved or slopy lines

indicate transiting, progressed and directed planets. The retrograde and

direct stations of the planets are visible clearly by the "turn around" of

the curve. The astrological events triggering factors such as new moons and

full moons are indicates as points.

 

The natal planets and other points of importance in a chart are indicated by

horizontal lines. The crossing of curved lines (transiting, progressed and

directed planets) and the horizontal lines (natal planets or points)

indicate possible event or nature of period under consideration.

 

I am attaching a sample 45 degree graph for those who want to explore this

technique further.

 

 

Rajeev Upadhye

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