Digest Number 292

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Friday, March 22, 2002 10:20 AM

Digest Number 292

 

 

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> 2. Planetary Exaltations

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>Planetary Exaltations

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>Where do planets exalt in the Sidereal Zodiac?

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>Where do planets exalt in the Sidereal Zodiac?

 

 

http://users.cwnet.com/~sidereal/mag/exalts.html

 

The Exaltation degrees of the planets origin was researched by Cyril Fagan,

western sidereal astrologer.

Their origin is from Babylonian Zodiac (which was sidereal, same value as

Fagan-Allen SVP) 786 BC, the golden year of astrology. The new year chart of

the Babylonians, the Hypsomata, was April 3, -786 BC 18:30 PM Babylon. In

this year all the planets were in their exaltation degrees heliacally.

The inner planets will annually reach these points,

 

SUN 19 ARIES

MOON 3 TAURUS

MERCURY 15 VIRGO

VENUS 27 PISCES

 

while the outer planets happen not too often

 

MARS 28 CAPRICORN

JUPITER 15 CANCER

SATURN 21 LIBRA

URANUS 9 SAGITTARIUS

NEPTUNE 18 AQUARIUS

PLUTO 18 CANCER

 

Using these degrees tropically is a great misconception due to the fact that

there was no tropical version in use during that epoch of origin.

 

 

Jack Sirildo Contreras

Western Sidereal Astrologer

http://users.cwnet.com/~sidereal/