Am new to group but old time Siderealist

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In a message dated 7/15/2002 1:25:03 AM Central Daylight Time,

forsch writes:

 

 

> Nice to have found the list. I have studied astology seriously since

> the 60's and found Cyril Fagan's articles in American Astrology and

> got started from them in studying sidereal methods, as it seemed the

> most rational to me. I have his early books (yes all these years and

> they are falling apart) finally resorted to copying them and making a

> new notebook for myself! Also have downloaded everything from the MAG

> site. I use Matrix Win Star 2.0 to do my charts. Do not do it

> professionally, but for family and friends and for study on events

>

 

Where did you first learn sidereal astrology? i'm sure all of us will look

forward to your postings. /// chris wing in Austin.

 

 

 

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Hello all,

Nice to have found the list. I have studied astology seriously since

the 60's and found Cyril Fagan's articles in American Astrology and

got started from them in studying sidereal methods, as it seemed the

most rational to me. I have his early books (yes all these years and

they are falling apart) finally resorted to copying them and making a

new notebook for myself! Also have downloaded everything from the MAG

site. I use Matrix Win Star 2.0 to do my charts. Do not do it

professionally, but for family and friends and for study on events

etc.

 

I was looking for Jim Badura when I came across a reference to this

group. Jim had the most beautiful sites and great explanations. But

they seem to be gone. Where is he, it seems he has been gone about 2

years????? Is he still active?

 

I hope in the future I can contribute something of interest. I have

an interest in earthquakes and signaficators in charts.

 

Phylis

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Dear Chris,

When I first attempted to do charts in the 60's was doing them by hand

and had several books on how to set them up, but learned from Cyril

Fagin's Primer of Sidereal Astrology how to create a correct sidereal

chart, in those days was learning and experimenting, used to do a lot

compatibility charts for friends and personality charts.

 

Not being overly mathmatical (Mercury in Libra seems to make a love of

beauty and form so love geometry-charts- but not math to make them- Sun

in Scorpio so I persist), I blessed the day computers came in, have had

Matrix programs since DOS days set to sidereal charts, Campanus houses

etc.

 

I also like to study locational astrology, years ago had

astrocartography charts done for all the family. Now with the new

programs can make my own. Specially good, as have had a long haul to

get my own birth time correct, as was born in South Bend Indiana, and

you may know they are a people to there own on what time zone they use.

I finally settled on Eastern War Time, from discussions with family and

research, so most all charts I previously had done are off by as much as

two hours.

 

I originally studied in Florida and then moved to California some years

ago and am now retired so have more time to explore this lifetime study.

 

I am a dyed in the wool siderealist---

 

Thanks for asking,

 

Phylis

LA LA Land (Los Angeles, CA)

 

 

cpwing44 wrote:

 

> In a message dated 7/15/2002 1:25:03 AM Central Daylight Time,

> forsch writes:

>

>

> > Nice to have found the list. I have studied astology seriously

> since

> > the 60's and found Cyril Fagan's articles in American Astrology and

> > got started from them in studying sidereal methods, as it seemed the

>

> > most rational to me. I have his early books (yes all these years

> and

> > they are falling apart) finally resorted to copying them and making

> a

> > new notebook for myself! Also have downloaded everything from the

> MAG

> > site. I use Matrix Win Star 2.0 to do my charts. Do not do it

> > professionally, but for family and friends and for study on events

> >

>

> Where did you first learn sidereal astrology? i'm sure all of us will

> look

> forward to your postings. /// chris wing in Austin.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/15/2002 4:13:18 PM Central Daylight Time,

forsch writes:

 

 

>

> I originally studied in Florida and then moved to California some years

> ago and am now retired so have more time to explore this lifetime study.

>

> I am a dyed in the wool siderealist---

>

> Thanks for asking,

>

> Phylis

> LA LA Land (Los Angeles, CA)

>

>

>

 

way to go there, Phylis! /// wing