The Silent Man

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Anny wrote:

 

I have not much experience in horary charts, but expect this

new view on astrology will help me to exercise this art of

astrology, with the notice of elements. Have you any experience,

concerning horary?

 

Sari:

 

Hello Anny, not much. I know the basic rules and techiques, but I

haven't done it much myself. Wondering if anyone has ever done horary

with the sidearal zodiac?

 

Anny wrote:

 

East of the chart is most occupied by planetes; inclusive the Uranian

TNP, selfsupport/independent? The Navamsa Ascendant show a Scorpio

Ascendant, in close conjunction with Navamsa Juno.

 

Sari:

 

Yes, there really is this preponderance of east. That might well mean

selfsupport/independent, yes, that's the way it's usually interpreted.

Now when I've studied a tiny little bit of Jyotish, I see that Jupiter,

the Moon and Pluto are in the second house, the house of speech. I think

Pluto might have something to do here with his spare talking.

 

Does the Moon tell how we experience the world from our point of view?

In that case if we put the Moon sign as the first house, Pluto is in the

first house too and it kind of filters all the experiences coming from

the outer world from his point of view. Mars is making an aspect to the

natal second house planets and as you mentioned, in the Navamsa chart he

has a Scorpio ascendant and here Mars (the Scorpio ruler for me) makes

an aspect to the ascendant (and Pallas too). Pluto is the second house

of speech in the Navamsa chart too!

 

BTW, there's a huge, fatal flood now in Australia, especially on the

Brisbane area. In the last sidereal caplunar ingress (24 June 2005

2.57.14) for Brisbane Neptune is 27 minutes from MC.

 

Best, Sari