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Scientific Astrology Resources © 2005 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic Copyright © 2006 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic, all rights reserved worldwide. Web site http://www.lulu.com/astrology Dwarf Planet Eris Publications. The Precessed Ascendant and Neptunian Zodiac are Copyright © 1995 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic. Eris delineation and scientific astrology resources © 2005 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic. Venus in Special Constellations is © 1995 – 2007 Klaudio Zic. Scientific Astrology is © 1995 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic. Copyright © 2006 - 2007 By Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes, without the written permission of the author, except when permitted by law. Klaudio Zic can be reached via e-mail [email protected] for consultation as well as special report and publication. The Precessed Ascendant and Astronomic Zodiac are Copyright © 1995 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic. The X Zodiac is Copyright © 2005 - 2006 by Klaudio Zic. Eris, Pluto, Sedna, Orcus, Quaoar, Ixion, Varuna, Logos and all (H < 6) TNO delineation are Copyright © 1995 - 2007 by Klaudio Zic. The delineation for the dwarf planets is © 2006 by Klaudio Zic. The delineation for 2003 EL61 and 2005 FY9 are © 2006 by Klaudio Zic. The Night and Day 12/24 House System is Copyright © 1999 - 2006 by Klaudio Zic. The delineation for comets Wild, C/2004 Q2 (Machholz) and recent centaurs are Copyright © 2004 – 2007 by Klaudio Zic. The Astrology of Eris Erisian astrology Eris in astrology Eris horoscope Eris ephemeris Eris astrology system Eris house system the Astrology of Eris Astrologia Eris Astrologija Eris Eris Astrologie Eris and the X Zodiac Eris chart natal Eris the natal chart has Eris in your horoscope where is Eris in my horoscope Eris astrologer Klaudio Zic Eris astrology publications Eris astrology editions Discordian astrology the Astrology of Discord Discordia in Astrology Eris oroscopo italiano Eris horoskop Eris horoskope Eris ephemerides Where is Eris in my horoscope Cetus II In the following introduction to modern astrology, the incipient astrologer is introduced to the ephemeris of the Sun as it appears in the real sky. The report includes authoritative information as concern the Academic Zodiac, Cartesian house system and Eastern Ascendant. May 5th 2009 Update. Copyright © 2009 by Klaudio Zic, all rights reserved. http://www.lulu.com/astrology NASA EPHEMERIS ~ SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY Your horoscope will never again suffer SIX i SIGNS OF ERROR , as brute miscalculation on the part of unscrupulous promoters of superstition has come to an end. The NASA ephemeris for the winter Sun is an excellent introduction into astrology proper. The Sun is in Libra on Nov 23rd. 2008-Nov-23 00:00 Lib NASA JPL HORIZONS EPHEMERIS 2008-Dec-10 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-24 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-02 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-11 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-25 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-03 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-12 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-26 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-04 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-13 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-27 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-05 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-14 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-28 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-06 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-15 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-29 00:00 Sco 2008-Dec-07 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-16 00:00 Oph 2008-Nov-30 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-08 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-17 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-01 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-09 00:00 Oph 2008-Dec-18 00:00 Sgr The Sun is in Libra on November 23rd. It spends a week in Scorpius. The Sun enters Sagittarius after Ophiuchus, on December 17th. Modern astrology not only corrects the many errors of the past, but also prompts the astrologer into changing occurrence, such as a bad transit in one's futurity and even in one's own past (sic). The client no longer expects the bad transit to happen at all, but is instead cured from superstition in the form of oncoming disasters. The magus-astrologer is able to create and discreate any personal or global future with the help of the reality rendering tools. Already introducing scientific planetary positions instead of sheer superstition acts as exorcism on planetary level. Free your mind and rule your own existence! SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY ASSETS The basic assets of modern astrologyii are as follow: A) The Academic Zodiac as fully scientific zodiacal environment, consisting in 22 IAU constellations. B) The precession of the ascendant. The current eastern ascendant set has 16 IAU constellations. C) Cartesian house system. The universal Cartesian house system operates even on spacecraft. D) Reality rendering. The astrologer no longer waits for the (bad) event to happen as he creates events. MODERN ASTROLOGY Copyright © 2009 by Klaudio Zic, all rights reserved. http://www.lulu.com/astrology You would settle for no less than scientific approach to your health care. A mother wants the best for her children. The father gathers relevant information in order to decide financial issues. We are a civilization that counts on authoritative data in its progress. In that astrology is discarded as unreliable superstition, it is good to hear the news. Astrology nowadays accounts for a reliable zodiac, ascendant set and house system as fully dependable on astronomy. The old science has been reformed in order to meet the needs of a time when giant transneptunian discoveries are the order of the day. Even if you are not an astrologer, the benefits of information are vast, since one single zodiacal information can change the course of one's life. In choosing a partner, one often mistakes due to false zodiacs. Many had the wrong organ cut out on account of pseudo-astrological advice. It is time to learn the benefits of an astrology that really serves humanity now, as well as in the new time to come. BENEFITS th th • Health. Your 6 House Neptune will never again be called 7 house Neptune. • Love. All the loves in your life are predictable in minutes. Marriage timing gets minute in the sense that we are able to determine the precise minute of the upcoming marriage. • Child birth. Excellent timing depends on reliable information. Impossible cases can be handled even when official medicine discards the possibility of having children. Generally couples lacking ova and speramatozoa as well, can afford a baby already within a month's time. • Academic career. In perusing the Academic Zodiac, one can not possibly be accused of superstition. On the contrary, a solid knowledge of the scientific zodiac will silence any lingering superstition, even in academic quarters. Since national heraldry is based on astronomy, it is important to have some basic knowledge of our own identity as citizens and Masons. • Money. Excellent financial information matches scientific astrology methods. • Sexual prowess. The correct use of stellar energy makes for sexual stamina and the attraction of the correct Sun sign. Choose your partner according to the true zodiac and you will never again suffer from any sexual incompatibility. • Integrity. You will never have the wrong organ cut out on account of pseudo-astrological advice. As armed with NASA ephemeris, you could even help the poor astrologer in washing away a life of disinformation. Scientific truth is a powerful tool in fighting superstition even in the dark Age of Cetus III and Kali Yuga. The known bugs of the zodiac and ascendant set have not only been corrected, but a new system as depending solely on the real sky has been instilled into the eye of Horus. While superstitious horoscopes for the masses approach quarter of the sky (sic) of error, the magus-astrologer enjoys the real sky after eons of sheer miscalculation, that was notoriously forbidden by the true Lord. Standard procedure in horoscope analysis. Basic procedure done in minutes even without the computer. All love affairs, marriage, children, divorce and career computed always without any tools, by memory. 1. Basic scan. EWNSZNiii; true ascendant, zenith, Moon, nadir, meridian constellation. 2. Marriage, children and career. Past and future life. Main dangers. Death hazard. 3. Reality rendering procedure in the removal of bad future events along with blessings. 4. Dwarf planets1, giant comets, centaurs, Apoheles, dark planets and objects of interest. 5. Documentation in animated AVI, GIF and PDF format. Zodiacality initiation. 6. Answers to specific questions. Up to 108 answers. 7. Secondary angular directions. Meridian constellation progression. 8. Extra-zodiacal analysis. Planetocentric analysis, e.g. Juno-centric in conjugal analysis. 9. Health analysis along with e.g. Temporary cancer cancellation (RTRRT). 10.Final dis~creation of obstacles, reality rendering initiation and blessings. The RTRRT & 22/16 material is available through http://lulu.com/astrology and http://youtube.com/RTRRTV • The zodiac has precisely 22 constellations as confirming to IAU standards and the Tarot. • The present ascendant set consists of 16 rising eastern constellations. 1 2007 OR10 including. • The meridian set of constellations is determined as separate set in financial astrology. iv • The universal Cartesian house system has solved all housing problems for the colons . v vi • Reality rendering solves futurity correction in creating events for the magus-astrologer. The dream of every true astrologer has materialized with the establishment of the astronomic zodiac. Scientific astrology has greatly prospered since its birth in the year 1992vii. Its major achievements are the Academic Zodiac, the precessing set of eastern ascendants and universal Cartesian house system. The Academic Zodiac has 22 IAU constellations, along with a precessing ascendant set as currently consisting in 16 IAU constellations. The magus-astrologer renders one's personal future at willviii. The sequential projects and publications are mainly intimated in reverse chronology.
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