RE: Digest Number 884

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Hi All

 

Thank you so much for the information about the story

of the ayamsa. I casted the Capricornus and Aries ingres

chart for the year 284 and 285 in Rome in both zodiacs.

Krishnamurti produces a 5 minutes orb. Lahiri is exact.

So the two figures are 2+ hours apart. Interesting to

study the difference in view of history (dividing East

and West).

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I have " The Astrology of Accidents " of C.E.O. Carter

in my own language. Carter is known well here in my

country in view of research on accidents. I have

promised myself to take up research the accidents in

the sidereal zodiac.

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Best regards, Anny van Berckel

 

 

>http://cura.free.fr/10athem3.html

 

http://www.glenn.freehomepage.com/writings/sidereal

 

http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm

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http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm

>> Scroll down and click on " The Zodiac in Mesopotamia. "

 

>http://www.glenn.freehomepage.com/writings/sidereal

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http://www.rexx.com/~glk/abc.html

 

This is probably true. My astrology background is in traditional

natal, predictive, horary, electional, relationship and medical

astrology. By 'traditional' I mean the late medieval tradition

embodied in the works of Lilly, Coley, and later writers like

Simmonite and Sepharial. One of my ancestors was a prominent British

astrologer and Theosophist who did a lot of astrological research and

I believe that I may have inherited his penchant for investigation.

Traditionalists would decry my use of the sidereal zodiac and

siderealists might dismiss the application of traditional techniques

to the sidereal zodiac. But I ended up exploring and ultimately

adopting the sidereal zodiac precisely because it works well with

these medieval and renaissance techniques. Not in fatalistic ways of

course but in the sense of providing much deeper insight into charts.

 

Ad astra per aspera

 

Andrew

 

 

 

> Do you want to give a name to this British astrologer??

 

Charles Carter. He is virtually unknown by most modern astrologers

(not unlike Cyril Fagan perhaps) but he was well-regarded in his own time.

 

> And your Mercury is where(?) and the aspecting planets are...