Nodal station in Autumn 2006 - when does it end?

October 15, 2006

Hello list, It is always of interest to see more closely when planets enter into stationary movement - slow down and influence specific points in a horoscope exactly for some time. As the nodes are functional malefics in SA, they affect such points adversely, even bringing crisis. The scientific evidence in natal charts of individuals has proven this beyond a doubt. If we look at the present nodal station in terms of the average of the exact stationary point and then consider the most impact occurring within 1° on either side of that point, we see the nodal station to be lasting broadly from late July to mid November 2006. A graph of this is attached, but also has been uploaded to the Photos section - SA Theory sub-section of the SAMVA web page. Also attached is a graph of the daily movement and some moving averages. Please note that historically the average daily speed of the nodes is -0,053 (just over -03’). Hence, to some extent, while the nodes are moving slower than this average speed they may be considered in stationary movement, although there is some irregularity in the daily measured movement which brings the measured rate of change during normal movement within this slow speed. During the nodal station the nodes also go into forward movement, which accounts for about 12% of the time – or on average 1 month per year. This means that during

the two or three nodal stations per year, the nodes are in forward movement for a combined 7 -14 days per nodal station. If we try to smooth out this flux from normal negative to stationary positive movement, we get a line like the 15 day moving average. It shows that the nodes move at a speed faster than this average from 12 November. So, from this vantage point also, it seems the nodes exit stationary mode in mid November, although their influence may linger. In view of the above, has cautioned list members with affected placements to take care until end

of November. Best regards, C

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