Dispositor Flow

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At 05:25 AM 9/22/03 -0000, Lisa wrote:

>

>I recently joined a few astrology boards and I had asked another group

>this question about this 'dispositor flow chart' someone drew for me:

>

> " A long time ago a woman I met looked at my chart then asked me if I

>had ever looked at it " this " way ~ then she proceded to draw a flow

>chart of each planet & the sign it was in then the ruling planet of

>that sign. For example, Sun Aq -> Ura Vi -> Chi Pi -> and so on. I

>was wondering if doing this was common, if there is a common name for

>this, and if anyone sees this as a synopsis of peoples patterning

>habits (how people turn what they do repeatedly into patterns)? "

 

Hi Lisa,

 

This isn't a sidereal technique. It's part of the Tropical mega-mix of

techniques. It may work in the sidereal zodiac. Just recently I used that

technique on the chart of someone on this list becuse the flow all went

back to one sign. The question is: Is that sign descriptive of what is

important in that person's life? (It seemed to be in this case, but this

only worked in the sidereal zodiac.)

 

>You say (above) they [dispositors] do work ~ what does this work for? What

does this

>describe?

 

To reply to this question, I'll have to post some examples. I'll see what I

can do.

 

Now I have a question for the moderator of this board and staunch western

siderealists. It seems that I'm posting too much on this list compared to

everyone else. I don't want to be a list hog. It seems that siderealists

are great at answering questions related to mathematics (as for example,

the P.S.S.R.) but when it comes to other ideas, the list gets very silent,

except for me and one or two others once in a while. I keep waiting and

waiting for someone else to reply to the questions posted here.

 

A few months ago someone on this list asked why I felt I had to 'moderate'

the list. this really hurt my feelings because I was only trying to reply

to questions and to make people feel at home. You know, we 'ladies' are

generally more into verbal communication and helpfulness than the men. So I

went off the list for awhile.

 

Sincerely,

Therese