Tropical technique in sidereal astrology

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone,

 

I feel more comfortable here than anywhere else. It seems that what

was taken for granted in tropical astrology may be used with a

sidereal zodiac. However, I understand western siderealist created

few techniques I am not aware of. I learn them later.

 

So, if I have well understood Steve in his last answer he has given

me, I may use any technique I feel well with in sidereal. But is

there an extent where it stops?

 

For example, I intend to study the following techniques, as

forecasting ones:

 

(1) radix as source and personality and forecasting

(2) primary directions

(3) progressions (secondary directions);

(4) solar and lunar return (lunar return from solar returns) as

thaught by Volguine;

(5) transits

(6) synastry

 

Those are regular tropical techniques. So, it means to me that I take

any tropical manual and use it on a sidereal zodiac...

 

In fact, to me, choosing a sidereal zodiac means chossing a space of

work, not specific techniques. Am I wrong?

 

--

Kind regards - François

[Guest guest]

Francois,

 

You are absolutely correct

though some shortsightedly might want to say you are wrong

broadly and grandly

You are absolutely correct.

 

Dark*Star

 

Francois Carriere wrote:

 

> Hello everyone,

 

> It isn't every day we hear this

 

> I feel more comfortable here than anywhere else.

>

>

> Those are regular tropical techniques. So, it means to me that I take

> any tropical manual and use it on a sidereal zodiac...

>

> In fact, to me, choosing a sidereal zodiac means chossing a space of

> work, not specific techniques. Am I wrong?

>

[Guest guest]

, Dark Star <pansophia@e...>

wrote:

>

> Francois,

>

> You are absolutely correct

> though some shortsightedly might want to say you are wrong

> broadly and grandly

> You are absolutely correct.

 

Hello Dark Star,

 

Thank you for your reply. Finally I think I will be able to get the

best of the two worlds: determinations from Morin (he is a master to

me) and an historically correct sidereal zodiac with Fagan-Bradley.

This is interesting to experiment.

 

--

Best regards - François

[Guest guest]

Francois...

 

Sidereal techniques?... techniques developed by siderealists are not inherently

sidereal... hence the reverse would be true...

 

sidereal? tropical? astronomical?

 

Is any technique soley pedigree?

 

Juan

 

PS: nah!

 

Dark Star <pansophia wrote:

 

Francois,

 

You are absolutely correct

though some shortsightedly might want to say you are wrong

broadly and grandly

You are absolutely correct.

 

Dark*Star

 

Francois Carriere wrote:

 

> Hello everyone,

 

> It isn't every day we hear this

 

> I feel more comfortable here than anywhere else.

>

>

> Those are regular tropical techniques. So, it means to me that I take

> any tropical manual and use it on a sidereal zodiac...

>

> In fact, to me, choosing a sidereal zodiac means chossing a space of

> work, not specific techniques. Am I wrong?

>

 

 

 

 

 

" How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " -----

 

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