tropical ingresses [was Richard Houck on Zodiac Signs]

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Dark Star,

 

Good example. I think tropical ingresses are the best part of the tropical

zodiac. They seem to have something to say in astrometeorology for example.

 

I am a bit surprised how British astrologers at the time couldn't have seen

problems ahead using this chart. It's clearly a disaster. It just goes to show

how astrology is, was, and always will be riddled with wishfulfillment. Witness

the overwhelming number of astrologers who picked Kerry over Bush.

 

Some would say this makes it a joke and non-scientific. I like to think of it

as a " reclusive truth. "

 

You say there's no science in astrology. While most can now agree that it's not

scientific in the classic Newtonian sense, I like to adhere to a broader notion

of what science is. I don't willingly surrender the term to all those dressed

in white lab coats carrying clip boards. If getting the correct birth time

still matters, then to me that's a science.

 

Chris

 

 

Dark Star <pansophia wrote:

The tropical zodiac is quite viable. It is just another framework. Have

a look at the Tropical Ingress of 0* Aries over London of March 21 1939

1:28 pm BST. This is the famous 'No War!' chart that all the English

astrologers got wrong by predicting peace.

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Patrice wrote:

 

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> I have realised a new site for to put an end to the tissue of lies

> tropicalists.

>

> http://www.astrologie-indosiderale.com/constellations.htm

>

> This site is french, but the zodiac and the natives are

> internationals!

>

> Kind regards.

>

> Patrice.

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