2-Anne & All: MK 4/28.... Aspects/circular charts vs Northern & South Indian styles...

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Dear Anne:

 

Just think of the Astronomy chart. The Sun's in the middle of the Solar System and all the Planets circle around it.

 

The Lines, 6 of them drawn through the Earth, is because we're considering a person being born on the Earth. If someone was to be born on Mars, for example, we'd draw the lines through Mars.

 

At every moment the Sun and Planets move around into different Signs, in terms of the Earth...

and so one day later, according to that drawing, you could inch the Sun forward one degree, in that drawing.

 

The think I love the most about this drawing it makes me realize, that the Astrology chart, is just an interpretation, or meaning, injected into the literal Astronomy of each moment's sky, charts.

 

The 12 slices of the pie, represent all the different houses, and if you follow each slice out beyond the Solar system, eventually you'll get to the 12 Signs or Constellations which are literally radiating their powerful influences, back down those slices, to the Earth....

 

 

?

 

take care

 

 

 

Mark

 

" hagazussah " <hagazussa

 

Wed, 28 Apr 2004 07:51:24 -0000

 

2-Anne & Terese & All: > MK 4/27.... Re: Aspects/circular charts vs Northern & South Indian styles...

 

 

Hello Mark,

 

You both drew the siderical and the geocentral point of view. That

is cool indeed. I will have to study this chart, because it is not

easy to read, but it sure makes sense.

 

Thanks,

 

Anne

 

 

, Mark Kincaid

<m.kincaid@m...> wrote:

> Dear Anne & Therese, & All:

>

> I've made up this really cool, circular chart to use with the

Jyotish.

>

> Go, to the 'Files' section in our nature's astrology group, and

under,

> " Astronomy & Astrology "

>

> there's a sample of a chart, combining the 'circle' with

the 'Houses'.....

>

> This chart is a chart from May 18, 2003, transit, and at 12 noon,

so you'll

> see the first slice of the pie, is the Risin Sign and count the

houses from

> right to left.... and Sun's in the 10th House,

>

> we can make these kinds of drawings for any transit day/time and

especially

> for our charts..

>

> enjoy!

>

>

> Mark Kincaid

>

>

>

> ps The aspects for the Northern & South Indian style Jyotish

charts is the

> same... Let's take Mars which is in Gemini right now. Wherever

Gemini is in

> either charts...

>

> The 3rd triangle for the Northern chart, and the 4th square from

the top,

> left to right,...

>

> but still the aspects are still forward into the Signs,...so for

Mars, count

> the sign that it's in as 1, then, CAncer is #2, Leo is #3 and

Virgo, is #4,

> so since Mars is supposed to aspect 1, 4, 7 & 8 Houses away....

you count

> forward.... Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius & Capricorn...

>

> Hope this helps...

>

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> Mark

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> Therese Hamilton <eastwest@s...>

>

> Tue, 27 Apr 2004 10:56:07 -0700

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> Re: Aspects/circular charts

>

>

> At 03:48 PM 4/27/04 -0000, Anne wrote:

> >Hi Therese,

> >

> >I have only worked with round charts in western astrology, so it

is

> >easy for me to find the aspects back. I am wondering how to find

the

> >aspects back in a square chart?

>

> Anne, I never used the square charts, partly for the reason you

mentioned.

> The aspects are very visible in an equal house circular chart.

There's no

> reason why Jyotish can't use circular charts. Forget the square

charts if

> they give you trouble.

>

> I'm sorry I've had to let so many posts on this list go without an

answer.

> I've been trying to finish up articles and have also spent time at

the

> dentist. That has left me tired and woozy.

>

> Therese

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