Guest guest Posted March 11, 2004 Report Share Posted March 11, 2004 At 04:13 PM 3/11/04 +0100, Pingo wrote: Hi List, Today, there were 4 bomb attacks in trains in Madrid causing 180 people dead and more than 700 injured. All attacks occurred between 7.35 and 7.55AM local time. Casting a chart for Madrid(40N24,3W41) at 7.35AM , I get the Sun strongly conjunct the ascendant in hard aspect to culminating Pluto. Below is a link between the transit chart and the Capsolar ingress for Madrid. Hi Pingo, Thanks for posting the F-B positions. This is much better than posting the K longitudes equated to F-B, which I have to do. Here is my (no doubt expected!) reply. Yes, there's no doubt that the planetary configuration for the chart of the initial bombing is culminating Pluto square the Sun on the Ascendant at Madrid. Equally important is the quincinx of Mars to the MC and Pluto. (There might be a midpoint here because the degree of Mars falls just between Pluto and the MC. Mars is at 28 44 Aries. Although I generally turn a questioning eye to the idea that the Capsolar is a 'birth' chart that applies to the entire year, I set up the Krishnamurti Capsolar to compare the transits to those you pointed out. (I haven't researched the Capsolar as yet, but have printed out Matthew's charts posted in the files section.) So, Pingo, did you take a look at the K Capsolar? See how it fits with the event chart below: (Admittedly, this might be a one shot 'lucky' chart match.) F-B Capsolar: Transit chart: K Capsolar: (In F-B long.) -------------------------- Sun: 00Cap00 Sun: 26Aqu14--> MC 23 Aqu Jup 24 Leo Moon: 05Lib29 Moon: 22Lib00 Moon 22 Vir (**Mars 23 Pis) Mercury: 06Sag14 Merc: 02Pis59 (opp Moon) Venus: 06Aqu18 Venus: 11Ari16 Mars: 23Pis22 Mars: 28Ari46 Jupiter: 23Leo54 Jup: 18Leo15 Saturn: 13Gem47 Sat: 11Gem30 Uranus: 05Aqu56 Uranus: 09Aqu02 Neptune: 17Cap24 Neptune: 19Cap26 Pluto: 26Sco13 Pluto: 27Sco24--> MC 23 Aqu (sq Pluto) AC: 03Gem08 ASC: 25Aqu26--> MC 23 Aqu Jup 24 Leo MC: 09Aqu26 MC: 29Sco59 DC: 03Sag08 DEC: 25Leo26--> IC 23 Leo Jup 24 Leo IC: 09Leo26 IC: 29Tau59 These are the same kind of contacts that show up in the K ingress/event quake charts. In addition in the K CapSolar: Saturn is right on the K Ingress Asc: (K long: Asc 15 24 Gem; Sat 14 50 Gem) Jupiter is at the IC and in quincunx aspect to Mars, which is in a one degree opposition to the Moon. The angular stress aspect in the K CapSolar is the MC anchored Jupiter-Pluto square (Jupiter conjoins the IC.) The Mars-Moon opposition ties into this because Mars and Jupiter are in close quincunx aspect to each other. Transit Sun just passes the Ingress MC and squares ingress Pluto and....the fatal bomb attacks happen. (Sun has a 3 minute orb to Ingress Pluto.) The main point here is that ingress Pluto is square ingress MC and square Jupiter, the primary stress aspect of the ingress chart (aside from Moon opposite Mars). The Moon is in partile semi-sextile to Ketu in the K ingress chart. When the Moon came around to conjoin Ketu almost a month later, Mars was conjoined Rahu and quincunx culminating Pluto in the Bombing chart. There's too much here to be ingnored, I believe. It's time to take a serious look at an ayanamsa close to Krishnamurti, if not that exact ayanamsa itself. Rich Houck (who seemed to always hit political predictions right on, used a slightly different ayanamsa (about half a minute from K.) Pingo wrote: One can see that: Transit Sun opposite Capsolar Jupiter [TH: and Jupiter is on the K Ingress IC) Transit Sun, transit AC square Capsolar Pluto [TH: and K Ingress Pluto is square the Ingress MC] Transit Uranus conjunct Capsolar MC (orb 24'48.88 " applying ) [TH: Yes, this is a F-B hit. Uranus is nowhere in particular in the K chart.] Transit DC conjunct Capsolar Jupiter (orb 1°32'56 " separating) [TH: Jupiter is at the IC of the K ingress chart.] Transit Moon opposite Capsolar Rahu (near exact) [TH: conjunct Ketu, that is. And Ketu...is quincunx the MC in the K Ingress (45 minute orb)] Transit Mercury square Capsolar 1st/7th axis. [TH: Good F-B hit! (Since transit Mercury is square the transit MC)] So there will probably be 'hits' between ingress and transit charts no matter what ayanamsa is used. As Bradley said, you can get quite convincing configurations even with a completely bogus ayanamsa. So the question remains the same: Where do we find consistency between ingress and event charts over a large number of charts? Where to look except to the Moon and the angles if we're comparing ingress charts? Note that as in the earthquake charts, the now very familiar quincunx shows up in the bombing charts. In India the quinxunx (8th house aspect) is said to be of the nature of Mars. There's been an interesting discussion on the YoungAstro list about the quincunx, with some people saying that they've noted this aspect to be so important that they now call it a major aspect and give it wider orbs than is customary. This is what I've found in the quake charts. This Martian aspect is invariably in major quake charts as well as the monthly ingress charts preceding the quakes. And the quinxunx is also here in the K CapSolar (Jup at the IC qcx Mars, Moon qcx MC) and in the bombing chart: Mars qcx culminating Pluto and Neptune qcx Jupiter. Jupiter is widely at the Desc. In the event chart, it's the planet 8 signs away from the angle that gives the quincunx. (Neptune and Mars) As an astrologer who comes from Jyotish, I'm not accustomed to using the quincunx except for Mars--a view I've been having to change. The K CapSolar and Event charts are posted in the files section: Madrid%2011%20Mar%200 4%20Bombing/ Sincerely, Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2004 Report Share Posted March 12, 2004 Hi Therese, Since I do these charts at work during my break time, I am unable to do the same using the KP ayanamsha(I used Aldebaran which has FB as a default). On the other hand I do not expect to see a difference in the position of Angles in the Capsolar since FB and KP ayanamsha differ by almost one degree. That is why we should have a look at the Caplunar in order to decide which one is better. I will post the data of the Caplunar once I have a litle bit time. Cheers, Pingo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2004 Report Share Posted March 12, 2004 At 09:59 AM 3/12/04 +0100, Pingo wrote: >Hi Therese, >Since I do these charts at work during my break time, I am unable to do >the same using the KP ayanamsha(I used Aldebaran which has FB as a >default). That's O.K. Pingo! I'm very happy to see the F-B positions in their own zodiac, and then I can post the K planets in their own zodiac too. >On the other hand I do not expect to see a difference in the >position of Angles in the Capsolar since FB and KP ayanamsha differ by >almost one degree. There is quite a difference, however, 9 degrees in the Madrid bombing chart. That's enough to throw planets off the angles in one chart or the other. This is a big difference when comparing ingress to quake charts. >That is why we should have a look at the Caplunar in >order to decide which one is better. I will post the data of the >Caplunar once I have a litle bit time. Looking at *one* CapLunar won't tell us much. Like the solar ingress charts, they need to be looked at in batches of similar events. I don't have a lot of faith in the CapLunar, because the Moon's motion is so fast and the Moon has latitude. I'd expect the solar ingress charts to be more powerful because the Sun is always exactly on the ecliptic, and it's the Sun's motion that defines the zodiac (from our point of view here on earth). Now the phases of the Moon--they're different as they are an astronomical phenomenon not related to signs of the zodiac. So if you want to look at the Caplunars, why not do a group of them for the solar ingress quake charts posted in the files section? Then all the Caplunars have to be studied beside the event charts, at least initially without reference to the solar ingress charts. The times of the following quakes are posted in the 'Earthquake Charts' folder in the files section: (Matthew has separate posts for some of these quakes.) Izmit, Turkey Kobe, Japan San Francisco 1906 New Madrid (4 charts) India 2001 Kanto, Japan This would be a start. If you have time to compute those six F-B Caplunars, I will follow up with the K charts. Sincerely, Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2004 Report Share Posted March 12, 2004 Hi Therese, Here are the positions of the FB last Caplunar(17.2.2004) preceding the event. AC:27LEO36,MC26TAU26,DC27AQU36,IC:26SCO26,Pluto is exactly conjunct the IC and Jupiter has already risen in the foreground.Moreover transiting Sun and Pluto just activate the Caplunar angles at the time of event. The K last Caplunar gave the following: AC:8LEO56,MC:4TAU,DC:8AQU56,IC:4SCO,Uranus is exactly conjunct the 7th cusp and Pluto and Jupiter are far from the Angles. I think that this quick comparison speaks in favor of FB ayanamsha. I hope I have enough time in order check the quake charts. Cheers, Pingo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2004 Report Share Posted March 12, 2004 At 07:56 PM 3/12/04 -0000, Pingo wrote: >Here are the positions of the FB last Caplunar(17.2.2004) preceding >the event. >AC:27LEO36,MC26TAU26,DC27AQU36,IC:26SCO26,Pluto is exactly conjunct >the IC and Jupiter has already risen in the foreground.Moreover >transiting Sun and Pluto just activate the Caplunar angles at the >time of event. Pingo, This is very good, especially the match of the Caplunar and event angles! The K Caplunar has Sun-Uranus on either side of the Desc, but this doesn't match the event chart. Score a big one for the Fagan-Bradley Caplunar! Now let's look at the six quake Caplunars. If you calculate the F-B charts, I'll post the K charts. I posted the two Caplunars (along with the event chart) in the Madrid Bombing folder. Madrid%2011%20Mar%200 4%20Bombing/ Sincerely, Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 13, 2004 Report Share Posted March 13, 2004 Hi Therese, Inspired by one of Matthew's articles I did the following on SF5. Using the CapSolar for Washington, DC in 2001 I had the following data: Fagan-Allen - Jan. 14/01 3:32:14 pm Krishnamurti - Jan. 13/01 4:26:24 pm Lahiri - Jan. 13/01 6:42:58 pm I ran solar maps for each of these charts and it looked like Krishnamurti had an interesting MA/UR right on the northern border of Afghanistan, around where the US troops congregated with the Northern Alliance in that year. With Fagan-Allen (is this the same as FB?), there were 2 lines crossing through Afghanistan NEP-IC and MER-IC. With Lahiri, there was a PL/MO line crossing on the NW border of Afghanistan. I did a similar CapSolar for 2003 in Washington, DC to see if there was any activitity in Iraq. Here is the data: Fagan-Allen - Jan. 15/03 3:45:54 am Krisnamurti - Jan. 14/03 4:40:04 am Lahiri - Jan. 14/03 6:56 am The Solar maps showed Krishamurti with no lines crossing Iraq, but had a MAR/NEP crossing to the east of Baghdad in the middle of Iran. Fagan-Allen had a MER-MC line running through Iraq. Lahiri had a SAT-ASC line running almost right through Baghdad. In addition, with Lahiri, Iraq was boxed in by a UR-MC line on the left and a PL-DSC line on the right. Don't know if any of these results meaning anything or if I set these things up right, but might be worthy of further study... Unfortunately, I do not know of a way to set up a user-defined ayanamsa on SF5 to test the Houck one. regards, Dietmar , Therese Hamilton <eastwest@s...> wrote: > At 04:13 PM 3/11/04 +0100, Pingo wrote: > > Hi List, > Today, there were 4 bomb attacks in trains in Madrid causing 180 people dead > and more than 700 injured. All attacks occurred between 7.35 and 7.55AM > local time. Casting a chart for Madrid(40N24,3W41) at 7.35AM , I get the > Sun strongly conjunct the ascendant in hard aspect to culminating Pluto. > Below is a link between the transit chart and the Capsolar ingress for > Madrid. > > Hi Pingo, > > Thanks for posting the F-B positions. This is much better than posting the > K longitudes equated to F-B, which I have to do. Here is my (no doubt > expected!) reply. > > Yes, there's no doubt that the planetary configuration for the chart of the > initial bombing is culminating Pluto square the Sun on the Ascendant at > Madrid. Equally important is the quincinx of Mars to the MC and Pluto. > (There might be a midpoint here because the degree of Mars falls just > between Pluto and the MC. Mars is at 28 44 Aries. > > Although I generally turn a questioning eye to the idea that the Capsolar > is a 'birth' chart that applies to the entire year, I set up the > Krishnamurti Capsolar to compare the transits to those you pointed out. (I > haven't researched the Capsolar as yet, but have printed out Matthew's > charts posted in the files section.) > > So, Pingo, did you take a look at the K Capsolar? See how it fits with the > event chart below: (Admittedly, this might be a one shot 'lucky' chart match.) > > F-B Capsolar: Transit chart: K Capsolar: > (In F-B long.) > -------------------------- > Sun: 00Cap00 Sun: 26Aqu14--> MC 23 Aqu Jup 24 Leo > Moon: 05Lib29 Moon: 22Lib00 Moon 22 Vir (**Mars 23 Pis) > Mercury: 06Sag14 Merc: 02Pis59 (opp Moon) > Venus: 06Aqu18 Venus: 11Ari16 > Mars: 23Pis22 Mars: 28Ari46 > > Jupiter: 23Leo54 Jup: 18Leo15 > Saturn: 13Gem47 Sat: 11Gem30 > Uranus: 05Aqu56 Uranus: 09Aqu02 > Neptune: 17Cap24 Neptune: 19Cap26 > Pluto: 26Sco13 Pluto: 27Sco24--> MC 23 Aqu (sq Pluto) > > AC: 03Gem08 ASC: 25Aqu26--> MC 23 Aqu Jup 24 Leo > MC: 09Aqu26 MC: 29Sco59 > DC: 03Sag08 DEC: 25Leo26--> IC 23 Leo Jup 24 Leo > IC: 09Leo26 IC: 29Tau59 > > These are the same kind of contacts that show up in the K ingress/event > quake charts. > In addition in the K CapSolar: > > Saturn is right on the K Ingress Asc: (K long: Asc 15 24 Gem; Sat 14 50 Gem) > > Jupiter is at the IC and in quincunx aspect to Mars, which is in a one > degree opposition to the Moon. > > The angular stress aspect in the K CapSolar is the MC anchored > Jupiter-Pluto square (Jupiter conjoins the IC.) The Mars-Moon opposition > ties into this because Mars and Jupiter are in close quincunx aspect to > each other. > > Transit Sun just passes the Ingress MC and squares ingress Pluto and....the > fatal bomb attacks happen. (Sun has a 3 minute orb to Ingress Pluto.) The > main point here is that ingress Pluto is square ingress MC and square > Jupiter, the primary stress aspect of the ingress chart (aside from Moon > opposite Mars). > > The Moon is in partile semi-sextile to Ketu in the K ingress chart. When > the Moon came around to conjoin Ketu almost a month later, Mars was > conjoined Rahu and quincunx culminating Pluto in the Bombing chart. > > There's too much here to be ingnored, I believe. It's time to take a > serious look at an ayanamsa close to Krishnamurti, if not that exact > ayanamsa itself. Rich Houck (who seemed to always hit political predictions > right on, used a slightly different ayanamsa (about half a minute from K.) > > Pingo wrote: One can see that: > > Transit Sun opposite Capsolar Jupiter > [TH: and Jupiter is on the K Ingress IC) > > Transit Sun, transit AC square Capsolar Pluto > [TH: and K Ingress Pluto is square the Ingress MC] > > Transit Uranus conjunct Capsolar MC (orb 24'48.88 " applying ) > [TH: Yes, this is a F-B hit. Uranus is nowhere in particular in the K chart.] > > Transit DC conjunct Capsolar Jupiter (orb 1°32'56 " separating) > [TH: Jupiter is at the IC of the K ingress chart.] > > Transit Moon opposite Capsolar Rahu (near exact) > [TH: conjunct Ketu, that is. And Ketu...is quincunx the MC in the K Ingress > (45 minute orb)] > > Transit Mercury square Capsolar 1st/7th axis. > [TH: Good F-B hit! (Since transit Mercury is square the transit MC)] > > So there will probably be 'hits' between ingress and transit charts no > matter what ayanamsa is used. As Bradley said, you can get quite convincing > configurations even with a completely bogus ayanamsa. So the question > remains the same: Where do we find consistency between ingress and event > charts over a large number of charts? Where to look except to the Moon and > the angles if we're comparing ingress charts? > > Note that as in the earthquake charts, the now very familiar quincunx shows > up in the bombing charts. In India the quinxunx (8th house aspect) is said > to be of the nature of Mars. > > There's been an interesting discussion on the YoungAstro list about the > quincunx, with some people saying that they've noted this aspect to be so > important that they now call it a major aspect and give it wider orbs than > is customary. This is what I've found in the quake charts. This Martian > aspect is invariably in major quake charts as well as the monthly ingress > charts preceding the quakes. > > And the quinxunx is also here in the K CapSolar (Jup at the IC qcx Mars, > Moon qcx MC) and in the bombing chart: Mars qcx culminating Pluto and > Neptune qcx Jupiter. Jupiter is widely at the Desc. In the event chart, > it's the planet 8 signs away from the angle that gives the quincunx. > (Neptune and Mars) > > As an astrologer who comes from Jyotish, I'm not accustomed to using the > quincunx except for Mars--a view I've been having to change. > > The K CapSolar and Event charts are posted in the files section: > > Madrid%2011% 20Mar%200 > 4%20Bombing/ > > Sincerely, > Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2004 Report Share Posted March 14, 2004 Hi Dietmar, Thanks for your work on these charts. I'm not very familiar with Solar Maps as yet--I mean I haven't used it very often since I only recently purchased Solar Fire. Question: Are you giving the map lines more importance than the actual planets in the charts at the time of the Ingress? Yes, Fagan-Allen is the same as F-B (Fagan-Bradley). I think Houck would be so close to K that it wouldn't matter much. There's only about half a minute's difference beween them. It's a matter for final precise rectification, and we're still looking at F-B, Lahiri and K. I'll check out the charts a bit later as soon as I have time. Thanks again, Therese At 10:35 PM 3/13/04 -0000, you wrote: >Hi Therese, > > Inspired by one of Matthew's articles I did the following on SF5. >Using the CapSolar for Washington, DC in 2001 I had the following >data: >Fagan-Allen - Jan. 14/01 3:32:14 pm >Krishnamurti - Jan. 13/01 4:26:24 pm >Lahiri - Jan. 13/01 6:42:58 pm > > I ran solar maps for each of these charts and it looked like >Krishnamurti had an interesting MA/UR right on the northern border of >Afghanistan, around where the US troops congregated with the Northern >Alliance in that year. With Fagan-Allen (is this the same as FB?), >there were 2 lines crossing through Afghanistan NEP-IC and MER-IC. >With Lahiri, there was a PL/MO line crossing on the NW border of >Afghanistan. > I did a similar CapSolar for 2003 in Washington, DC to see if there >was any activitity in Iraq. Here is the data: >Fagan-Allen - Jan. 15/03 3:45:54 am >Krisnamurti - Jan. 14/03 4:40:04 am >Lahiri - Jan. 14/03 6:56 am > > The Solar maps showed Krishamurti with no lines crossing Iraq, >but had a MAR/NEP crossing to the east of Baghdad in the middle of >Iran. Fagan-Allen had a MER-MC line running through Iraq. Lahiri had >a SAT-ASC line running almost right through Baghdad. In addition, >with Lahiri, Iraq was boxed in by a UR-MC line on the left and a >PL-DSC line on the right. > > Don't know if any of these results meaning anything or if I set >these things up right, but might be worthy of further study... >Unfortunately, I do not know of a way to set up a user-defined >ayanamsa on SF5 to test the Houck one. > >regards, >Dietmar > > , Therese Hamilton ><eastwest@s...> wrote: >> At 04:13 PM 3/11/04 +0100, Pingo wrote: >> >> Hi List, >> Today, there were 4 bomb attacks in trains in Madrid causing 180 >people dead Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2004 Report Share Posted March 15, 2004 Hi Therese, I am using them more as an added confirmation of what is happening with the CapSolar chart. For instance it is a further confirmation of the Krishnamurti chart for the Madrid bombing that the SAT-ASC line appears to be going exactly through Madrid itself, though in the CapSolar chart it is a few degrees off from the ascendant. In that chart, Saturn happens to be 8th lord, so that is quite a hit, as well as t.SU (ruler of the 3rd - travel?) exactly squaring that Pluto which others mentioned previously. But as I found out later this turns out to an inconclusive way of confirming which ayanamsa is right. Casting the CapSolar for the Hiroshima atomic bomb event, it seems that Lahiri appears to be most devestating chart with the nodes right on the MC-IC axis and the nodal axis of course would be passing very close to Hiroshima. The transits show 6th lord Saturn (ruling enemies?) and the Moon conjuncting Rahu within 20' or so. As well t.Ma (8th lord) was conjuncting natal Uranus. I suppose there are many other things one could look at with Solar Maps to get a better picture. For example as Jim Lewis advocated, planetary crossings that lie roughly on the same latitude as the city in question, i.e. having a MA/UR crossing I believe would normally not considered being helpful! Need to tinker more with this... Sorry to hear about your run in with the Hammer of ****! regards, Dietmar , Therese Hamilton <eastwest@s...> wrote: > Hi Dietmar, > > Thanks for your work on these charts. I'm not very familiar with Solar Maps > as yet--I mean I haven't used it very often since I only recently purchased > Solar Fire. > > Question: Are you giving the map lines more importance than the actual > planets in the charts at the time of the Ingress? > > Yes, Fagan-Allen is the same as F-B (Fagan-Bradley). I think Houck would be > so close to K that it wouldn't matter much. There's only about half a > minute's difference beween them. It's a matter for final precise > rectification, and we're still looking at F-B, Lahiri and K. > > I'll check out the charts a bit later as soon as I have time. > > Thanks again, > Therese > > At 10:35 PM 3/13/04 -0000, you wrote: > >Hi Therese, > > > > Inspired by one of Matthew's articles I did the following on SF5. > >Using the CapSolar for Washington, DC in 2001 I had the following > >data: > >Fagan-Allen - Jan. 14/01 3:32:14 pm > >Krishnamurti - Jan. 13/01 4:26:24 pm > >Lahiri - Jan. 13/01 6:42:58 pm > > > > I ran solar maps for each of these charts and it looked like > >Krishnamurti had an interesting MA/UR right on the northern border of > >Afghanistan, around where the US troops congregated with the Northern > >Alliance in that year. With Fagan-Allen (is this the same as FB?), > >there were 2 lines crossing through Afghanistan NEP-IC and MER-IC. > >With Lahiri, there was a PL/MO line crossing on the NW border of > >Afghanistan. > > I did a similar CapSolar for 2003 in Washington, DC to see if there > >was any activitity in Iraq. Here is the data: > >Fagan-Allen - Jan. 15/03 3:45:54 am > >Krisnamurti - Jan. 14/03 4:40:04 am > >Lahiri - Jan. 14/03 6:56 am > > > > The Solar maps showed Krishamurti with no lines crossing Iraq, > >but had a MAR/NEP crossing to the east of Baghdad in the middle of > >Iran. Fagan-Allen had a MER-MC line running through Iraq. Lahiri had > >a SAT-ASC line running almost right through Baghdad. In addition, > >with Lahiri, Iraq was boxed in by a UR-MC line on the left and a > >PL-DSC line on the right. > > > > Don't know if any of these results meaning anything or if I set > >these things up right, but might be worthy of further study... > >Unfortunately, I do not know of a way to set up a user-defined > >ayanamsa on SF5 to test the Houck one. > > > >regards, > >Dietmar > > > > , Therese Hamilton > ><eastwest@s...> wrote: > >> At 04:13 PM 3/11/04 +0100, Pingo wrote: > >> > >> Hi List, > >> Today, there were 4 bomb attacks in trains in Madrid causing 180 > >people dead Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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