Moon Patterns ???

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, " Jonathan Riley "

<jrtokyo1988 wrote: I have uploaded a file that I put together

for quick refrence on the 12 sun signs and their meanings. Iwould like

to know the pattern for finding moon signs. Would someone please come

forward and explain? sincerely, Jon

>

REPLY:

Making lists for self-reference is something that many do when

starting their studies. After awhile it all becomes very familiar. I

have owned over time some 350 to 450 astrological books which I have

read many times. I now have only about 50 or 60 such books, but I do

buy about one a month, sometimes more. You'll reach a point where

your lists focus on more exotic data.

 

Your request for " Moon Patterns " is puzzling. The Moon moves some 11

to 15 degrees per day and it can be anywhere in relation to the slower

moving Sun. To find the Moon at any particular time and day, you need

an ephemeris (a book of tables for planet positions) or a computer

program. Dave

[Guest guest]

Do you have a chart or a computer program you might share?¡¡I would be

most interested¡£¡¡I have not been able to find a chart on moon signs on

the web yet. It's much easier to find the chart on Sun signs as long as it's

Sidereal and not Tropical.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jon

 

 

 

David Monroe <dadsnook

 

Sunday, March 9, 2008 5:11:13 PM

Moon Patterns ???

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " Jonathan Riley "

 

<jrtokyo1988@ ...> wrote: I have uploaded a file that I put together

 

for quick refrence on the 12 sun signs and their meanings. Iwould like

 

to know the pattern for finding moon signs. Would someone please come

 

forward and explain? sincerely, Jon

 

>

 

REPLY:

 

Making lists for self-reference is something that many do when

 

starting their studies. After awhile it all becomes very familiar. I

 

have owned over time some 350 to 450 astrological books which I have

 

read many times. I now have only about 50 or 60 such books, but I do

 

buy about one a month, sometimes more. You'll reach a point where

 

your lists focus on more exotic data.

 

 

 

Your request for " Moon Patterns " is puzzling. The Moon moves some 11

 

to 15 degrees per day and it can be anywhere in relation to the slower

 

moving Sun. To find the Moon at any particular time and day, you need

 

an ephemeris (a book of tables for planet positions) or a computer

 

program. Dave

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

> Do you have a chart or a computer program you might share?¡¡I would

be most interested¡£¡¡I have not been able to find a chart on moon

signs on the web yet. It's much easier to find the chart on Sun signs

as long as it's Sidereal and not Tropical.

>

I wouldn't share software that I paid a lot of money for, and I

wouldn't want to violate anyone's copywrite or trademark. However,

you can download good software for free from

http://www.halloran.com/ They have a program, Astrology for Windows,

version 2.3, that is free to download and to use. This will give you

the Moon positions for any date and time as well as your general

charting requirements. Dave