Guest guest Posted May 28, 2008 Report Share Posted May 28, 2008 Hello You Two: Thank you both for the many and informative postings I've read from each of you on various groups over a long period of time. I do not post too much, but having you both here on a topic of great interest to me - well you've forced me to give up my 'lurker' status. Do either of you know why a precessed tropical SolRet comes out with different angles than a sidereal SolRet? I just cannot wrap my mind around there being three possible Solar Returns. Warmly, John ======================== Dark Star wrote: > > > Therese, > > Fagan-Allen never said tropical returns were invalid. They just showed > the sidereal were more efficient. Marc Penfield the same, hence his > book, " Solar Returns in Your Face " pushing the precessed tropical which > included an introduction by a siderealist. > > I work TZ & SZ everyday and the historical and seasonal Grand Old Zodiac > (TZ) shows up wonderfully well. Its returns are sometimes better than SZ > ~ Like the TZ solars for the assassination of Mussolini and his mistress > Claretta Petacci on 4/28/45. BM: 7/29/1883 1:10:15 am UT Dovia, Italy. > CP: 2/28/1912 10:15 am CST Roma, in which you can see the bullets > killing those two in the angular Mars-Uranus hogging the angles. But > their sidereals are diffuse...just handmaidens (in this example) in the > consideration of the whole. > > Summers are equally good for everything from turning the pages of comic > books with jammy fingers to parcing Kant. Your lovely Libra New Moon is > also deep dark Scorpio. > > Sidereally & Tropically Yours, > > Dark*Star > _____________________________ > > Therese Hamilton wrote: > > > At 01:05 AM 5/21/08 -0700, Dark*Star wrote: > > > > > >Ciro Discepolo in his _Transits and Solar Returns_ after looking at > > > > > many thousands of charts over thirty years reports the 11th as the > > house > > > of death. He does go on and on. > > > > > > [Therese asked:] What house system does he use?? > > > > > >[D*S replied:] > > >I doubt that in his curiously written and tightly packed 530 pgs. > > that > > >he would even consider giving us the answer to that question. But in > > >roughly plotting out a few of his100 maps it would appear Placidian. > > >Already on page 14 he tells us about the 8th house and jail. I also > > >doubt that sidereal appears anywhere either. The English translation > > is > > >colorful. I think it will reward my entire summer. > > ---------------------------- > > > > What is this?? Another astrological tome of many thousands of words > > built > > upon a foundation of sand strictly for our entertainment during long, > > hot > > (or cold) summers??? No house system mentioned?? No sidereal > > perspective--meaning from the Fagan-Allen point of view he's using > > invalid > > solar returns?? > > > > Therese > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 Hello John, An example might be Geo. Bush's birthday next month, with the Moon-Mars-Saturn conjunction...its IC in partile conjunction with his natal Mars...that no one is talking about. Sidereal & _Precessed Tropical Solar Return 7/06/08 4:41:39 am EDT New Haven CT. Tropical Solar Return 7/05/08 6:42:34 am EDT New Haven CT. This is only the 'what.' The 'why' requires astronomy. Best, Dark*Star _______________________________ " Dr. John D. Andre " wrote: > Do either of you know why a precessed tropical SolRet comes out with > different angles than a sidereal SolRet? I just cannot wrap my mind > around there being three possible Solar Returns. > > Warmly, John > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 Many thanks for this..!!! I just ran 3 BiWheels: a). Tropical b). Precessed Tropical c). Sidereal I am getting the 4:42 AM on the 6th of July on " a " & " b " , but I am not getting N-Mars partile conjunct the Ret-IC. The closest I can see is the N-Mars being 3 degrees off the Ret-IC. I am using Kepler, and its math has never failed me. I have checked it against Solar Fire (which I am not too skilled at using, yet). Both programs agree. Please help me to see what I am missing. If you are correct - Tecumseh will be VERY happy. Warmly, John ====================== Dark Star wrote: > > > Hello John, > > An example might be Geo. Bush's birthday next month, with the > Moon-Mars-Saturn conjunction...its IC in partile conjunction with his > natal Mars...that no one is talking about. > > Sidereal & _Precessed Tropical Solar Return > 7/06/08 4:41:39 am EDT New Haven CT. > > Tropical Solar Return > 7/05/08 6:42:34 am EDT New Haven CT. > > This is only the 'what.' The 'why' requires astronomy. > > Best, > > Dark*Star > _______________________________ > > " Dr. John D. Andre " wrote: > > > Do either of you know why a precessed tropical SolRet comes out with > > different angles than a sidereal SolRet? I just cannot wrap my mind > > around there being three possible Solar Returns. > > > > Warmly, John > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 At 03:06 PM 5/28/08 -0700, Dark*Starwrote: > >Hello John, > >An example might be Geo. Bush's birthday next month, with the >Moon-Mars-Saturn conjunction...its IC in partile conjunction with his >natal Mars...that no one is talking about. > >Sidereal & _Precessed Tropical Solar Return >7/06/08 4:41:39 am EDT New Haven CT. >Tropical Solar Return >7/05/08 6:42:34 am EDT New Haven CT. ----- Wrong terminology, D*S. It should be: Sidereal & *precession corrected* tropical SR: 7/06/08 4:41:39 am (Type 1 Solar Return) and Tropical (precessed) SR: 7/05/08 6:42:34 am (Type 2 Solar Return) Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 John, Let's straighten this out. With SolarFire you don't get this? 15Leo19 Mars-Bush natal 15Leo50 IC -Bush SSR John Milton Tabor was an astrologer of the first water. He was a US born ex-pat living in Brazil. He had degrees in history and rectification was his forte. One day several years ago he thanked us all round, announcing on the list that he had just one post to send to D*S and then would have to leave the list immediately not to return. No reason given. I didn't know what he was trying to tell me as we hadn't his chart. We found out after that he had died hours later. All this by way of his rectification for ~ Chief Tecumseh March 9, 1768 0:41:30 am LMT Piqua, Ohio Regards, Dark*Star ____________________________ " Dr. John D. Andre " wrote: > Many thanks for this..!!! > > I just ran 3 BiWheels: > a). Tropical > b). Precessed Tropical > c). Sidereal > I am getting the 4:42 AM on the 6th of July on " a " & " b " , but I am not > > getting N-Mars partile conjunct the Ret-IC. The closest I can see is > the N-Mars being 3 degrees off the Ret-IC. I am using Kepler, and its > math has never failed me. I have checked it against Solar Fire (which > I > am not too skilled at using, yet). Both programs agree. > > Please help me to see what I am missing. If you are correct - Tecumseh > > will be VERY happy. > > Warmly, John > ====================== > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 At 09:23 PM 5/28/08 -0700, D*S wrote: > >John, > >Let's straighten this out. >With SolarFire you don't get this? > >15Leo19 Mars-Bush natal >15Leo50 IC -Bush SSR ------------------------- > > " Dr. John D. Andre " wrote: > >> I am getting the 4:42 AM on the 6th of July on " a " & " b " , but I am not >> >> getting N-Mars partile conjunct the Ret-IC. The closest I can see is >> the N-Mars being 3 degrees off the Ret-IC. I am using Kepler, and its >> math has never failed me. I have checked it against Solar Fire (which >> I >> am not too skilled at using, yet). Both programs agree. >> >> Please help me to see what I am missing. If you are correct - Tecumseh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John, it looks like Dark*Star computed the SR for Bush's birthplace, and you used Washington DC?? For New Haven I get: Natal Mars 16 Leo 18 SR IC 16 Leo 49 For Washington: Natal Mars 16 Leo 18 SR IC 12 Leo 26 (Krishnamurti) Orbs would be the same for any ayanamsa or the precession corrected tropical chart. Therese Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 Hello Therese: That clears it up. I made an assumption to relocate the chart (I always do). It's that old " ass/u/me " deal, I guess. I have to ask you two, how much residual influence do you see from the natal birth place bleeding through onto the lives of people who have moved from their birth place many years before? Warmly, John ========================================== Therese Hamilton wrote: > > At 09:23 PM 5/28/08 -0700, D*S wrote: > > > >John, > > > >Let's straighten this out. > >With SolarFire you don't get this? > > > >15Leo19 Mars-Bush natal > >15Leo50 IC -Bush SSR > ------------------------- > > > > " Dr. John D. Andre " wrote: > > > >> I am getting the 4:42 AM on the 6th of July on " a " & " b " , but I am not > >> > >> getting N-Mars partile conjunct the Ret-IC. The closest I can see is > >> the N-Mars being 3 degrees off the Ret-IC. I am using Kepler, and its > >> math has never failed me. I have checked it against Solar Fire (which > >> I > >> am not too skilled at using, yet). Both programs agree. > >> > >> Please help me to see what I am missing. If you are correct - Tecumseh > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > John, it looks like Dark*Star computed the SR for Bush's birthplace, and > you used Washington DC?? > > For New Haven I get: Natal Mars 16 Leo 18 > SR IC 16 Leo 49 > > For Washington: Natal Mars 16 Leo 18 > SR IC 12 Leo 26 > > (Krishnamurti) Orbs would be the same for any ayanamsa or the precession > corrected tropical chart. > > Therese > > Therese > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 At 03:07 AM 5/29/08 -0400, John wrote: >I have to ask you two, how much residual influence do you see from the >natal birth place bleeding through onto the lives of people who have >moved from their birth place many years before? ------------------------ I don't put a lot of faith into the usual re-location charts--the ones where map lines are used. When I read the entire solar return, I use the birth place location. But if I set up the SR chart for a new location, I only look at the planets that actually fall close to the angles. I don't relate them to houses. If the natal chart is re-located to a new residence, any planets closely conjoined to the angles or closely aspecting the angles (major aspect) seem to come to the fore. For example in the location where I was born I have an angular Venus. That's where I studied and taught art, and met and married my husband. I also had a lot of family connections (Venus). When I moved to California where my Mercury-Uranus is the only strong natal configuration, I've had an almost purely Mercurial life spending most of my time with astrology--earned two university degrees--a lot of astrological study and research as well as communication. But natal Venus remained active with marriage and children and preferring to work from home. (Edgar Cayce connects Venus to the home rather than the Moon which may be why the Gauquelins didn't find Venus connected to any professions.) The little research I've done with those map lines didn't seem conclusive to me. Using those lines Venus isn't in a strong position in my birth place. As I remember, I think it's out in the ocean somewhere. Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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