Parts 6 to 15 - Basic
Structures
Perhaps the most important task of interpreting a chart
is to derive its basic structures. Once you know these basic structures,
you have done in a matter of minutes the task that takes a psychologist
a few hours of elaborate testing, ... and more!
You do the structuring by means of categorizing.
For instance, it makes a significant difference whether most planets are
above the horizon at the time of birth or whether they are below the horizon.
What Groupings
are Dominant?
The next task is to find out what groupings of signs
and houses are the dominant ones, i.e., which characteristics are dominant
in the horoscope. For instance, it is useful to know the dominant quadruplicity,
which gives indication whether a person has initiative, stability, or capability
to adjust as a main quality.
The more planets are found in a group of signs, or
houses, the more the qualities of the group gains on strength and importance.
The task of the astrologer, therefore, is to calculate
the strength of each group.
This calculation is more than a mere adding up of
the numbers of the planets, because there are planets in the chart that
are more important than others.
Also, if the results are very close, it is often
better to consider other factors.
In calculating the strength of groups of signs or
houses, you use the following point system:
Give three points each for the Sun, Moon, Ascendant,
and Midheaven. These are by far the most individual parts of the horoscope.
Give two points each to the faster planets Mercury,
Venus and Mars.
Give one point each to the slower planets Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. If you include the Lunar node, give
it one point.
Look at the sample chart for an example!
Now you continue as follows:
Part 6 -- North Node
Construct this sentence with the North Node: The subject
will receive benefits in matters concerning -- (key statement from part
4 for the house in which the North Node falls.)
Part 7 -- South Node
Construct this sentence about the south Node: The subject
will be called upon to make sacrifices through matters concerning -- (key
statement from part 4 for the house in which the South Node falls).
Part 8 -- Part of Fortune
Construct this sentence about the Part of fortune: Whether
or not the subject is consciously aware of the fact, he (she) will be frequently
focus his (her) thoughts upon matters concerning -- (key statement from
part 4 for the house in which the part of fortune falls).
Part 9 -- Sextuplets
Hot and Cold (positive and negative signs)
Look at the distribution of the planets in positive
and negative signs.
(a) If the numbers are approximately the same, i.e.,
no more difference than two points, the statement is: There is a balance
between active and passive characteristics.
(b) If the difference lies between 3 and 5 points
in favor of the positive signs, record this sentence: The person is ("you
are ..." if you read for someone) slightly more active than self-repressive.
(c) If the difference is between 3 and 5 points in
favor of the negative signs, state the following: The person is slightly
more self-repressive than active.
(d) If there is a significant difference (more than
5 points) in favor of the positive signs, record the following: The person
is more active than self-repressive.
(e) If the difference is in favor of the negative
signs, state the following: The person is more self-repressive than active.
2. Sextuplets
Dry and Humid (fire + earth versus water + air)
Electric signs, or dry signs, i.e., fire and earth
signs, give tension. Magnetic signs, or humid signs, i.e., water and air,
relax.
Add up the points for fire and earth, then add up
water and air, then compare which grouping is stronger.
(a) If the difference is two points or less, record
this sentence: There is a balance between tension and relaxedness.
(b) If there is a difference between 3 and 5 points
in favor of the dry signs (fire and earth), record this sentence: The person
is slightly more tense than relaxed.
(c) If there is a difference between 3 and 5 points
in favor of the humid signs (air and water), record this sentence: The
person is slightly more relaxed than tense.
(d) If there is a considerable difference in favor
of the dry signs, record this sentence: The person is generally tense.
(e) If there is a considerable difference in favor
of the humid signs, record this sentence: The person is generally relaxed.
Part 10 -- Triplicities
-- Elements
The next thing you do is evaluate the elements and then
record the appropriate sentence or sentences.
(a) If fire and air are not more than 2 points different,
record nothing.
(b) If fire is three or more points stronger than
air, record this sentence: The person usually expends more energy that
he or she has ideas. He/she is a doer who has the tendency to act first
and think later.
(c) If there is a significant overweight of air signs,
record the following sentence: The person has more ideas than she/he will
expend energy. she/he is a thinker who wants everything well thought-over
before acting.
(d) If earth signs and water signs show no more than
two points of difference, record nothing.
(e) If earth signs are three or more points stronger
than water signs, record this sentence: The subject has some difficulties
in bringing into reality some of her/his undertakings because she/he tends
to be overly cautious.
(f) If water signs are three or more points stronger
than earth signs. record this sentence: The subject has some difficulties
in bringing into reality some of her/his undertakings because she/he tends
to take too many risks.
Part 11 -- Quadruplicities
Now you evaluate the distribution of the planets among
the quadruplicities.
(a) If there is a fairly even distribution of the
planets among the cardinal, fixed, and mutable signs, record this sentence:
The person is able to exhibit initiative, stability, and adaptability.
(b) If the cardinal signs are excessively strong,
record this sentence: The subject readily undertakes new projects, but
he/she may lack the stability to finish everything and the skill to adapt
to changing circumstances, or adversity.
(c) If there is an excessive dominance of fixed signs,
record this sentence: The person does not readily accept innovation and
he/she is not easily persuaded to see more than one side of an issue. However,
once he/she started something, he/she stays with it until it's finished.
(d) If there is a preponderance of mutable signs,
record this sentence: The person my tend to be somewhat flighty and easily
influenced.
(e) If cardinal and fixed signs are well represented,
but there is hardly any mutable sign influence, record this sentence: The
person readily initiates new projects and has the power to follow through
with them, but he/she dislikes change and he/she has a lack of adjustability
which could be necessary to cope with changing circumstances and adversity.
(f) If cardinal and mutable signs are well represented,
but there is a marked lack of fixed sign influence., record this sentence:
The person readily undertakes new projects and has the power to cope with
adversity, but he/she lacks the stability necessary to stay with things
once they have been set in motion.
(g) If fixed and mutable signs are well represented
but there is a marked weakness in cardinal sign representation, record
this sentence: The person can stay with things once he/she has begun them
and he/she can easily adjust to changing circumstances, but he/she lacks
initiative to begin new ventures.
Part 12 -- Stellium
A stellium is formed when four or more planets are found
in a house. If you find a stellium in any house, say: You experience an
unusual amount of activity through matters concerning ... (here you insert
the key words for the house in which the stellium is found).
Part 13 -- Special
Aspects
Examine the aspects (ideally in the "zodiacal" charts
that show degrees, with aspects drawn into the chart, and not the primitive
twelve-equal-wedges chart as is still used in Anglo Saxon countries) for
the special ones and construct the appropriate sentence or sentences.
(a) If there is a grand trine, construct this sentence:
The subject may experience too much of ease in (key statements from part
4 for the houses in which the planets fall) and may easily become incapable
of dealing with adversity in these matters.
(b) If there is a grand cross, construct this sentence:
The subject will have opportunities to develop unusual ability and strength
of character through or will accept defeat in (key statements from part
4 for the four houses in which the four planets fall).
(c) If there is a T-square, construct this sentence:
The subject will experience difficulties through (key statements from part
4 for the three houses in which the planets fall that form the T-square).
(d) If there is an unaspected planet, construct this
sentence: The subject will encounter impediments to his/her efforts to
perfect his/her life pattern as he/she seeks to (key words from part 3
for the unaspected planet).
Part 14 -- Hemispheric
Distribution
Count the number of planets in the southern half of
the chart, in the northern half, in the eastern half, and in the western
half. Then record the appropriate sentence or sentences.
(a) If the distribution of the planets between the
north and the south of the chart is even, record nothing.
(b) If the number of planets in the southern half
of the chart is greater than the number of planets in the northern half,
record this sentence: The subject is more objective than subjective; thus,
he/she is more concerned with the practical and the visible.
(c) If the number of planets in the northern half
of the chart is greater than the number of planets in the southern half,
record this sentence: The subject is more subjective than objective; thus,
he/she is more concerned with the spiritual and the invisible.
(d) If the distribution of the planets between the
east and the west of the chart is even, record nothing.
(e) If the number of planets in the eastern half
of the chart is greater than the number of planets in the western half,
record this sentence: The subject can dictate the course of his/her own
career and life quite well.
(f) If the number of planets in the western half
of the chart is greater than the number of planets in the eastern half,
record this sentence: The subject is seldom the real author of his/her
own destiny; often he/she needs someone to start him/her off.
Part 15 -- Chart
Patterns
The twentieth century American astrologer, Marc Edmund
Jones, developed a system of dividing birth charts into seven types. This
system is based upon the placement and distribution of the planets within
the chart.
When you determine the pattern of the chart, you
need to disregard the part of fortune and the nodes.
Type 1: Splash
The planets occupy almost all signs, and there are no
adjacent vacant signs. Record this note: The subject is uninhibited, has
universal interests, and a thirst for wide knowledge. He/she will either
scatter the energies indiscriminately or will organize them on the widest
possible scope.
Type 2: Bundle
The planets occupy the confines of a trine (120 degrees)
or an even smaller space. Record this note: The subject does not respond
to stimuli from without, has narrow interests, and develops inhibitions.
Nevertheless, he/she gains the power to capitalize with surprising effectiveness
upon limited resources.
Type 3: Bowl
The planets occupy one half of the chart (180 degrees).
Record this sentence: The subject is a strongly self-contained person and
has great inner resources. The occupied half of the chart reveals the activity
and organization of the self, which continually seed to explore the activity
symbolized by the vacant half.
Type 4: Bucket
All planets except one (or two together) occupy no more
than one half of the chart. The one or two planets together oppose the
other planets. Record this sentence: The subject will direct his/her efforts
toward a single purpose; and his/her inclinations (key words for the planet
of planets isolated) will be especially active. He/she has a compelling
orientation to the whole of life and places a strong emphasis upon self
projection.
Type 5: Seesaw
The planets fall into two opposing groups. The vacant
zodiacal areas measure at least 90 degrees or one segment 90 degrees and
the other 60 degrees, never less. Record this sentence: The subject realizes
two directly opposed types of experience, thereby developing an awareness
of conflict that either enables him/her to find a happy medium or causes
him/her to struggle perpetually with diametrically opposed urges. His/her
pattern of life has an up and down motion.
Type 6: Locomotive
The planets fall more or less evenly within two thirds
of the chart, leaving an empty trine (120 degrees), Record this sentence:
The subject will develop high executive abilities and a strong self-driving
individuality. He/she will also have a strong sense of lack that will produce
an inner compulsion to seek fulfillment. He/she will try to project the
whole self into life and its experiences and will rebel at discipline.
Type 7: Splay
The planets are not arranged into any one of the other
six patterns but are distributed somewhat irregularly around the chart,
usually based upon three points of emphasis, an arrangement that may result
in a grand trine. Record this sentence: The subject has the ability to
entrench himself/herself into his/her own stronghold so that he/she always
has something to which he/she can always turn in times of stress. He/she
is likely to be a sturdy person and can be a ruthless one.
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Introduction:
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The
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The
Astrology of Elements and Quadruplicities
The
Astrology of the Signs
The
Astrology of the Houses
Inscribing
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The
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Abbreviations
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Methods
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Modern
Methods of Magical Astrology to Generate Trends
A
New Dimension in Astrology
Why
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The
Horoscope Represents Structural Settings
The
Wise Rules the Stars
Astrology
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An
Astrological Greenhouse
What
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The
Energetic Basis of Astrology
The
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Astrology of the Planets: Basics and Keywords
Astrology
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Astrology
of the Moon: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Mercury: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Venus: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Mars: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Jupiter: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Saturn: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Uranus: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Neptune: Key Word Extensions, etc.
Astrology
of Pluto: Key Word Extensions, etc. |
Lesson
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Astrology
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Astrology
of Aries: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Taurus: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Gemini: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Cancer: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Leo: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Virgo: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Libra: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Scorpio: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Sagittarius: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Capricorn: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Aquarius: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Pisces: Key Words, Rulers, etc.
Astrology
of Sextuplets
Astrology
of Triplicities
Astrology
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Lesson
IV:
Astrology
of the Houses: Keywords
The
Astrology of the First House
The
Astrology of the Second House
The
Astrology of the Third House
The
Astrology of the Fourth House
The
Astrology of the Fifth House
The
Astrology of the Sixth House
The
Astrology of the Seventh House
The
Astrology of the Eighth House
The
Astrology of the Ninth House
The
Astrology of the Tenth House
The
Astrology of the Eleventh House
The
Astrology of the Twelfth House
Planets,
Signs, and Houses Keyword Summary
The
Astrology of Aspects |
Lesson
V:
Preparing
to Judge a Chart
Preparing
an Astrological Chart
Fifteen
Steps for Making Notes on a Chart
Fifteen
Part Reference from which to make Notes
The
Ascendants
Aries
Ascendant
Taurus
Ascendant
Gemini
Ascendant
Cancer
Ascendant
Leo
Ascendant
Virgo
Ascendant
Libra
Ascendant
Scorpio
Ascendant
Sagittarius
Ascendant
Capricorn
Ascendant
Aquarius
Ascendant
Pisces
Ascendant
Planets,
Signs, and Houses
Planets
in Signs
Planets
in Houses
Describing
the Houses |
Lesson
VI:
The
Astrology of the Aspects
Aspects
of the Sun
Aspects
of the Moon
Aspects
of Mercury
Aspects
of Venus
Aspects
of Mars
Aspects
of Jupiter
Aspects
of Saturn
Aspects
of Uranus
Aspects
of Neptune
Aspects
of Pluto
Aspects
of the Ascendant
Aspects
of the Midheaven |
Lesson
VII:
The
Astrology of Basic Structures
The
Astrology of Dominant Groupings
Nodes
Sextuplets
Triplicities
Quadruplicities
Stellium
Special
aspects in Astrology
Hemispheric
Distribution
Chart
Patterns |
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