45 degree graphical ephemeris

[Guest guest]

How many people use the graphical ephemeris? Is it something that is

very useful, or equal in the other sources of information?

I don't know how to read one, so I am trying to figure it out from an

article in Mountain astrologer.

Thanks,

chrys333

[Guest guest]

I find the graphic ephemeris very useful in getting a one or multi-year

overview of transits and/or progressions for any individual. Basically

when a moving curved planetary line crosses a horizontal natal planet line

there is as aspect formed and a "peak" of the energy. More times than not

there is a major event or stress/crisis in the individual's life at the

point of those intersecting lines. The easiest to use would be a 90 deg.

graph, but not much harder (and more illustrative) would be the 45 deg

graph showing all aspects of the 8th harmonic (semisquare, square,

sesquiquadrate, opposition). Graphic ephemerises are very effective ways

to get right to the heart of the matter in regards to transits, but also

such things as secondary, tertiary, and minor progressions; they are

wonderful for solar arcs as well.

 

Curtis

 

 

At 09:31 AM 4/1/03 -0700, you wrote:

 

>How many people use the graphical ephemeris? Is it something that is

>very useful, or equal in the other sources of information?

>I don't know how to read one, so I am trying to figure it out from an

>article in Mountain astrologer.

>Thanks,

>chrys333

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>Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat Sat

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