Politicians and Jupiter-Moon (Was a statistical study...)

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At 01:52 PM 5/1/08 +0300, Sari wrote:

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>Of course I had to test this [Jupiter-Moon link]) . I have no tools to

test it in navamsa, but in basic charts I tested 1043 politicians from

ADB...and it seems that the Moon makes aspects (the five Ptolemian aspects

with 8 degrees orb) more than

>averagely to all the other traditional planets except Saturn.

 

If that says anything, then politicians avoid Saturn traits! I believe with

the navamsa you would find close to 100 percent Jupiter-Moon. For example,

John McCain has no natal Moon-Jupiter aspect, but the navamsa Jupiter

crosses to the natal Moon.

 

>I tested also angularity and cadency (using Alcabitius) with these ADB

>politicians. This time the results were what you could expect on the basis

>of astrological tradition (but not like what the Gauquelins got): Mars was

>the planet most often angular, then came Jupiter and then Venus. No Jupiter

>in cadent houses here! (Well of course there was, but not more than in the

>control group).

 

I remember the spread of Jupiter postions (Jupiter traits) in the Gauquelin

type study we did. There was a spread around the angles, not only on one

side. First the Gauquelins studied professional groups, then they decided

they had better results with traits. So most of their later studies are

linked to specific psychological traits.

 

>So far in the professional groups the ones that have had most often angular

>Saturn are

> - 249 priests...

> - 439 healers...

>On this basis Saturn seems to have to do with suffering, woundedness and -

>curiously enough - compassion and healing, with listening to other people's

>problems. Is it so that a person that has suffered herself understands

>better suffering of others?

 

It would seem so. Also priests and healers have more focused inner lives

than politicians. Thanks for listing the categories you used in ADB. I've

deleted them in this reply to keep it short, but they are all in your

original post.

 

>The diagrams mentioned in this post will be in the next file (it would be

>really comfortable if this list would allow html so that the diagrams could

>be included in a post).

 

Thanks for these studies, Sari. I would write more, but the last few days

my mind is very muddled--spring allergies. I even have to stop and think

how to spell words.

 

>I'm sorry, I cannot do the Part of work study with

>Vehlow, because it can be done only with Jigsaw and that doesn't include

>Vehlow houses.

 

Oh, too bad!! My favorite house system. But I prefer to call it 'Indina

Equal House' since the system is so old. Only ADB calls it 'Vehlow.' I'm

trying methods to study sign influence using the ascendant. At least most

of the house systems agree on the ascendant!

 

Therese