Saturn/jupiter retro/fwd

[Guest guest]

Hi!

 

I askeda about the date of sat and Jup going forward, because Natabara´s date

was far out. The correct answer is:

 

Printed ephemerides as well as computer generated are fo the condition at 00:00

hours of the given date at the given time zone. This is usually GMT (UT) in

printed and default in computers. Hourly printouts are for the start of the

hour. To be sure a minute by minute printout is needed.

 

According to Solar Fire:

Saturn goes direct at 11:18 pm GMT on Jan. 24. 2001 (therefore direct at 00:00

of 25. Jan.)

Jupiter at 08:03 am GMT on 25.Jan. (not yet direct at 00:00 on 25. Jsn)

 

So the daily ephemeris says Saturn is direct only on 25. jan and Jupiter only on

26. Jan.

 

If you live in London (England) or in New York, Saturn goes direct on 24 Jan,

but Jupiter on 25 Jan. For me in Berlin, both on 25 Jan. But in Los Angeles

both on 24. Jan.

 

However, in all cases it is better to say "stationary", for they hang on to the

same spot and the accuracy is 4 seconds of arc or thereabouts! Gj seems to give

the timing by about 14/18 minutes earlier, but it is too tedious to check, for

the ephemeris generator shows only "today" and refuses any changes! Nor does it

seem to give minute by minute. I tried it with a fictitious prasna.

 

Hope I have not caused confusion.

 

regards

Mani

[Guest guest]

What does that mean? Saturn/jupiter retro/fwd? I have heard it means an

increase in there strength. They are bolth transiting in my 1st house

Taurus. Saturn likes Taurus but he don't like Jupiter & Jupiter doesn't like

him. Saturn is Yogakaraka For Taurus so Sadi-Sati should be pleasant.

Anybody who's good want to look atl the bad Karma in my chart?

 

May 2 1954 7:03am

Brookline, MA

 

Regards

manvantara

 

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<gjlist >

Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:03 AM

[gjlist] Re: Saturn/jupiter retro/fwd

 

 

> Hi!

>

> I askeda about the date of sat and Jup going forward, because Natabara´s

date

> was far out. The correct answer is:

>

> Printed ephemerides as well as computer generated are fo the condition at

00:00

> hours of the given date at the given time zone. This is usually GMT (UT)

in

> printed and default in computers. Hourly printouts are for the start of

the

> hour. To be sure a minute by minute printout is needed.

>

> According to Solar Fire:

> Saturn goes direct at 11:18 pm GMT on Jan. 24. 2001 (therefore direct at

00:00

> of 25. Jan.)

> Jupiter at 08:03 am GMT on 25.Jan. (not yet direct at 00:00 on 25. Jsn)

>

> So the daily ephemeris says Saturn is direct only on 25. jan and Jupiter

only on

> 26. Jan.

>

> If you live in London (England) or in New York, Saturn goes direct on 24

Jan,

> but Jupiter on 25 Jan. For me in Berlin, both on 25 Jan. But in Los

Angeles

> both on 24. Jan.

>

> However, in all cases it is better to say "stationary", for they hang on

to the

> same spot and the accuracy is 4 seconds of arc or thereabouts! Gj seems

to give

> the timing by about 14/18 minutes earlier, but it is too tedious to check,

for

> the ephemeris generator shows only "today" and refuses any changes! Nor

does it

> seem to give minute by minute. I tried it with a fictitious prasna.

>

> Hope I have not caused confusion.

>

> regards

> Mani

>

>

>

> gjlist-

>

>

>