Guest guest Posted December 20, 2002 Report Share Posted December 20, 2002 Risto, I'll post the exact degree postions of Moon, Mars and the Ascendant. I considered the Ascendant degree. For research I should have posted the exact postions. I also considered the orb from the (equal) cusps of the houses. It was late at night and I was in a rush, just trying to make a point and not being that careful. I think I'll add a sign or two as well. Maybe Mars in a sign of Venus. 12-24 inches of snow predicted for tomorrow. Let's see if I can get on-line. In other words I am going to re-do that post with greater care and explain the criterion. By wide orbs (which I should have explained), I meant Mars in the first few degrees of the sign aspecting the Moon in the last three degrees. I was surprised that the wider orbs seemed to be effective, like the 21 degree orb. That is REALLY wide by western standards, but accepted as normal in India. Terese At 02:17 AM 12/20/02 +0200, you wrote: >I noticed that in many of your examples the orb for Moon square Mars >was more than 15º. In one case it was more than 21º! I then assumed >that you were just looking at charts in which the Moon & Mars square >each other _by sign_. Now I am a little bit unclear as to what your >criterion was. Could you please explain? > >Risto Vartiainen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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