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The Differences Between Western & Vedic Astrology Dr Anil Kumar Porwal
The Differences between Western & Vedic Astrology Dr Anil Kumar Porwal Zodiac The most foundational difference between Western and Vedic astrology is each system's choice of Zodiac. Western astrologers use the Tropical Zodiac, where the beginnings of the twelve signs are determined by the Sun's apparent orbit around the Earth, i.e. the onset of the four seasons, i.e. when the Sun crosses the Equator (going North at Spring which defines Aries and South in the Fall indicating the beginning of Libra) and its uppermost and lowest points (the Summer and Winter Solstices). Vedic astrologers, on the other hand, use the Sidereal Zodiac, which is based upon the physical positions of the constellations in the sky. They choose a starting point (most commonly the place in the sky opposite to Spica) for the beginning of Aries, and proceed in equal 30 degree segments for subsequent signs. While planets in signs are used extensively in Western astrology as the major definer of the expression of a planet, Vedic astrology uses signs differently, and reviewed in my article The Vedic Signs at: http://www.learnastrologyfree.com/vedicsigns.htm House System In addition, most modern Western astrologers use one of the many house systems that places the degree of the Ascendant as the beginning of the First House, with either unequally- or equally-sized houses. Vedic astrologers, by and large, use Whole Sign Houses, where the Ascendant can fall anywhere in the First House, and each house comprises all of one sign. Many also use Bhava/Shri Pati houses for a portion of their work. -
You and Your Birth Chart: What Astrology Says About You, Your Life and the Law of Attraction
Table of Contents (Click on any chapter title to jump straight to the page. If you want to book a consultation with me, jump straight to chapter 7 below for details, or visit my site www.astro.nu and click on the Consultations tab in the menu ) Contents INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................7 1: WHAT HAS ASTROLOGY EVER DONE FOR US?...........................................10 2: WHAT CAN THE BIRTH CHART REALLY TELL US?.....................................14 3: LOOKING AT THE BIRTH CHART..................................................................21 4: NUMBERS, ELEMENTS AND SIGNS...............................................................36 5: FAMOUS SUN SIGNS......................................................................................46 6: HOW DOES ASTROLOGY REALLY WORK?....................................................52 7: BOOKING A CONSULTATION WITH JAMES LYNN PAGE............................56 NOTES..................................................................................................................61 By the same author Jungian Birth Charts (as ‘Arthur Dione’) Applied Visualisation: A Mind-Body Programme Love Spells - for more fulfilling and intimate relationships Celtic Magic Native American Magic Everyday Tarot The Christ Enigma - The Jesus Myth and the Gospel Code You and the Conscious Universe – Science, Spirit and the New Positive Thinking You and Your Birth Chart: What Astrology Says About You, Your Life and The Law of Attraction -
Catalog Just Check the Methods You Want
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A Golden Thread: the Transmission of Western Astrology Though Cultures by Demetra George
A Golden Thread: The Transmission of Western Astrology Though Cultures By Demetra George Most contemporary practitioners and adherents of astrology assume that the kind of astrology that is generally taught and practiced today is the way it has always been done. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The discipline of western astrology has gone through many transformations in its four thousand year recorded history as it has passed though the cultures of the Babylonia, India, Persia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Islam, Medieval and Renaissance Europe, Seventeenth century through Victorian England, and twentieth century America. At each stage, these various cultures adapted the doctrines of astrology to the world views of their own societies and philosophies, and, in the process, mistranslated, misunderstood, and deleted, while sometimes innovating and improving upon what was inherited from their predecessors. Let us take a brief journey through time and follow the track of this ancient wisdom that refuses to be denied and forgotten. Mesopotamian Origins Just as the fourth millennium Tigris-Euphrates river valley is generally accepted as the cradle of civilization with the invention of writing, so among the earliest cuneiform texts are the astrological omens, the seedbed of the western astrological tradition. Throughout the Babylonian and Assyrian (second and first millenniums B.C.E.) cultures, the planets were considered to be one of the manifestations of their gods, and their movements and appearances were thought to reveal the intentions of the gods. Astrologer-priests meticulously observed and recorded the omens of the planetary gods and conveyed this information to the kings so that they might rule the land in accordance with divine intention. -
Astrological Glossary A
Astrological Glossary A Afflicted: An antiquated term that continues to be used to describe a planet that has unfavorable aspects; squares, oppositions, and quincunxes. Air Signs: Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius. Anaretic degree: The final degree (29th degree) of any sign; also known as the degree of fate. Many astrologers believe that signs in the 29th degree – especially water signs – lend a considerable measure of intuitive, empathic and psychic ability to the native with planets in this degree. Angles: The lines of the chart wheel which lie at 0 degrees (the ascendant), 90 degrees (the I.C.), 180 degrees (the descendant), and 270 degrees (the M.C.). These are major points in a chart and represent Cardinal Qualities. Angular: A cardinal point in the horoscope Angular Houses: Houses 1, 4, 7, and 10 of the horoscope, which are positioned closest to the charts primary angles; ascendant, nadir, descendant, and Midheaven. Arabic Parts: Sensitive points on a chart developed by Arabic astrologers. These are calculated by adding the positions of two factors in the chart (e.g., Moon and Ascendant) and subtracting the position of a third factor. (e.g., Sun). Aquarian Age: A time period of approximately 2,160 years where the influence of Aquarius is prominent. An astrological age lasts for approximately 2,160 years and precesses or moves backward through the Zodiac. Also known as Precession. Some astrologers believe that the Age of Aquarius starts at approximately the new millennium. However, because of the discrepancy inflicted on the calendar by Pope Gregory, who gave us the Gregorian Calendar (which we still use today), the original timing was temporarily deviated from. -
Robert Zoller's Medieval Astrology
GVIDONIS BONATI ON THE ARABIC PARTS translated from the original Latin text by: b Robert Zoller. www.new-library.com/zoller © Copyright 2000 New Library Limited All rights reserved BONATTI ON THE ARABIC PARTS Copyright © 1980, revised 2000 by Robert Zoller All Rights Reserved INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION The following is an extract of the work of Guido Bonatti translated from Latin into English from Guidonis Bonati Forliviensis Mathematici de Astronomia Tractatus X universum quod iudiciariam rationem nativitatum, aeris tempestatum attinet, comprehendentes. Adiectus est Cl. Ptolemaei liber Fructus, cum utilissimis Georgii Trapezuntii Published in 1550, Basel. The translation is of the second part of Bonatti’s treatment of Revolutions of the Year of the World, which is the fourth part of the work and covers columns 626 – 664. The work seems to have been written for delivery as a series of lecturers. This gives it a rather disjointed continuum and requires careful reading. Special attention should be given to the beginning where Bonatti intermeshes Albumassar’s view with his own. This is again done with Alchabitius at the end. Minimal editing and standardising of the English has been undertaken so as to allow the thinking and practice of the medieval astrologer to shine through the translation. The work examines the ancient doctrine of Arabic parts. For a proper understanding of them the reader should have a working knowledge of natal chart erection and interpretation as well as a basic knowledge of horary and electional astrology. Greater detail on these areas and a fuller understanding of the parts as well as other important aspects such as profections and the revolutions of the nativities is to be found in the [Foundation Course on Medieval Astrology] (for the beginner) and the [Diploma Course on Medieval Astrology] as well as in other materials found on this website [Tools and Techniques]. -
Jigsaw User Guide
Astrology Calculations With Intuitive Ease Copyright © 1994-2008 Esoteric Technologies Pty Ltd and Bernadette Brady P.O. Box 578, Magill, SA 5072, Australia Tel: (08) 8331 3057 Email: [email protected] 1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................ 2 1.1 COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS ............................................................... 5 1.2 INSTALLING JIGSAW ........................................................................... 5 1.3 FOR THE EAGER - AN OVERVIEW OF JIGSAW ..................................... 6 1.3.1 Step 1 - The Main Screen .......................................................... 6 1.4 DATA SUPPLIED WITH JIGSAW ........................................................... 8 1.5 ON LINE HELP .................................................................................... 9 1.5.1 To Invoke Help from any Screen ............................................... 9 1.5.2 To Invoke Help from the Menu .................................................. 9 1.5.3 Help on the Screen ................................................................... 10 1.6 KEEPING YOUR NOTES CONNECTED TO YOUR WORK ...................... 11 1.6.1 Linking a Notepad with a Project File. ................................... 11 1.6.2 Recalling the Active Notepad .................................................. 11 1.7 PREFERENCES ................................................................................... 11 1.7.1 Method of entering Dates ....................................................... -
ZIP DOBYNS (Astrology)
ZIP DOBYNS (Astrology) http://www.ccrsdodona.org/ [Note: These talks by Dr. Zipporah Dobyns were transcribed from audio cassettes by myself, Bill Wrobel. I also personally attended the sessions held largely at Zip’s Los Angeles house (the location of many of her local astrology Intensives). Being a “Virgo” astrologer, Zip much preferred the preciseness of her writing style than the “over-the- cuff” spontaneous “Gemini” speaking style. Zip passed away in mid-June 2003. Her daughter, Maritha Pottenger, has given permission to put these verbatim transcriptions (some slight edits) online as a tribute to Zip and her teachings. The material is quite excellent for the very reason of its impromptu spontaneous nature—more, as just given, the Gemini style or side of her nature than the written Virgo style or side of her nature. Of course I preferred her Gemini style! Even in those terms, I much prefer hearing Zip on cassette or in person than simply reading the transcripts of her Gemini style material. I understand that Zip would sometimes feel a bit frustrated with material from transcriptions of her workshops and talks because of its far more casual speaker style and would prefer to “clean up” the material in her Virgo mode! Be that as it may, I believe the reader will find great value in the material as given. Enjoy!] [Background bio information: Zip was born August 26, 1921, Chicago, Illinois at 9:48 pm CST. She earned a B.A. in anthropology from the University of Chicago in 1944, Phi Beta Kappa. Her graduate studies in anthropology were held at the University of Chicago and also the University of Arizona. -
Conjunction 69
Conjunction Newsletter/Magazine, June 2018, Issue No. 69 News and Comment This is the APA Members’ printable version of Conjunction Issue 69, June 2018. It is not ‘clickable’. 2 On the blog Articles Editor’s Notes 3 The Hubers and their Legacy by Barry Hopewell Welcome to Conjunction Issue 69. We have a superb selection of articles for 10 New Release Megastar 9, by Juan Saba summer reading concerning all things inspired by astrological psychology. 16 Astroprinted Jewellery, by Andrei Andrada Barry Hopewell gives a definitive overview Special Interception Issue of the sixty years of Louise and Bruno Huber’s Section contribution and the significance of astrological psychology. Juan Saba provides an outline of features in 18 Intercepted Planets and Picasso 1932:Love, Fame, Tragedy, the new release of MegaStar 9 by Cathar Software. And an by Sue Lewis article by Andrei Andrada introduces her Astroprinted jewellery, the beauty and creativity of which is inspired by 22 Interception: A Journey between Lives, the visual and intuitive aspect of a Huber-style birth chart. by Trish Crawford Our special section on the subject of Interception features 23 Intercepted Venus and Jupiter in my natal chart, by Andrei Andrada an article by Sue Lewis on a significant year in the life of Pablo Picasso. Joyce Hopewell tells a fascinating story of 25 My intercepted Sun/Mercury/Mars identical twins, one with interception in his chart, the other by Barry Hopewell not. Trish Crawford and Linda Tinsley write about interceptions in the charts of their clients. And Barry 26 As Peas in a Pod, by Joyce Hopewell Hopewell, Andrei Andrada and I look at intercepted signs and planets in our own charts. -
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Book Review Index to 4 14
Book Review Index through April 2014 Author Title Issue Reviewer Abrams, Jeremiah & Connie Meeting the Shadow 11/93 Donna van Toen Zweig, eds. Alexander, Marianne The Centaur Pholus 12/96 Mary Plumb Alli, Antero Astrologik 6/93 Alli, Antero Astrologik: The Oracular Art of Astrology 10/00 Mary Plumb Alli, Antero Letters, Essays, and Premonitions: 12/93 An Astrologikal Journal Amber Lotus Astrology Journal 2/95 Donna Van Toen Anderton, Bill Life Cycles: The Astrology of Inner Space and 2/92 Its Application to the Rhythms of Life Annand, Alan Scorpio Rising 2/12 Jan de Prosse Appleby, Derek Horary Astrology: An Introduction to 11/92 the Astrology of Time Arroyo, Stephen Practicing the Cosmic Science: 6/00 Andrew Smith Key Insights in Modern Astrology Arroyo, Stephen Exploring Jupiter 8/96 Donna Van Toen Arroyo, Stephen Astrology, Karma and Transformation 12/01 Mary Plumb Ashcroft-Nowicki, Dolores; The Door Unlocked: 2/10 Mary Plumb and Stephanie V. Norris An Astrological Insight into Initiation Ashman, Bernie Roadmap to Your Future 2/96 Donna Van Toen Ashman, Bernie Roadmap to Your Future: 10/00 Mary Plumb A Quick Guide to Progressions & Transits Astro Numeric Service Astro*Carto*Graphy Source Book of 6/92 Mundane Maps for 1993 Astrological Association of An Astrological Anthology, Essays and 4/97 Mary Plumb Great Britain Excerpts from the Journal of the Astrological Association, Volume One: 1959-1970 Book Review Index through April 2014 Author Title Issue Reviewer Avelar, Helena & Luis Ribeiro On the Heavenly Spheres: A Treatise on 6/11 Mary Plumb Traditional Astrology Avery, Jeanne Astrology and Your Health 2/94 Baigent, Michael; Nicholas Aquarian Astrology Handbook: Mundane 2/94 Campion; and Charles Harvey Astrology—An Introduction to the Astrology of Nations, Groups and Organizations Baird, Penelope Hidden Zodiac 2/09 Mary Plumb Barclay, Olivia Horary Astrology Rediscovered 7/95 Donna Van Toen Barrett, Keven W. -
Horary Astrology Was an Extremely Popular Branch of Astrology In
Horary Astrology Horary Astrology was an extremely popular branch of astrology in Europe in times past but it still lives on as a major force in astrology today in other parts of the world. Do you need to know where those lost keys are? Then erect a chart for the time you posed the question and read off the answer. Do you need to know if you'll pass that exam? Erect the chart for the time the question occurred to you and discover the answer. Maybe a friend needs top know whether she'll get that new job or not. Erect the chart for the time you received the phone call about it and calculate the answer. Horary astrology sounds simple when you first delve into it but it is surprisingly complex. There are certain basic rules you need to adhere to, and there are less planets to consider, however, the skill, as always, lies in the exact interpretation of the chart. Classical Considerations Rulerships of the Planets Arabic Parts Arabic Points without a Time of Birth (ie. Ascendant) Fixed Stars The Houses Classical Considerations First of all, establish when the moment was that you either asked the question or received the question from another person and where you were. This is the time and place you will be basing your calculations on. Calculate your chart. Now there are several basic considerations to assess before you can continue with judgement: Is the Ascendant less than 3º or more than 27º? If the Ascendant is less tha 3º then it may be too early to reach an answer, if the Ascendant is more than 27º than it may be too late.