Your Profile. Natal Chart Report. What follows is your personal natal chart information, as well as interpretations of the positions and aspects in your chart.
With this report, you will find out the positions of the planets in your natal chart by sign. The most personal of these are the Sun sign, Moon sign, Mercury sign, Venus sign, and Mars sign. Most people already know their Sun sign. If your time of birth is known, you will also find out your Ascendant, or rising sign, as well as the positions of the planets in the houses of your chart. Aspects between the planets are also listed and interpreted. Each paragraph of interpretation refers to an individual position in your chart. Some of the interpretations that follow are detailed, while others are brief. The tables here show the technical details of your natal chart, personalized based on your birth data. Vr Sex FMoscow 3 Russia 09/16/1987 14:22 - Julian day 2447054.97Adjust -3.00 ST 13.32 Lat 55.45 Long -37.36. The Mountain Astrologer magazine Beginners Series Part 2 of 12.
Modes/Elements: Part 2 of 12 Even more fundamental than the signs of the zodiac, which were covered in Part 1 of this series, are the elements and modes. In fact, the elements and modes come together to create the signs, as you'll soon see. The elements – fire, Earth, air and water – are, simply put, the raw materials that make up the natural world. Stephen Arroyo wrote, "the four elements are not merely symbols or abstract concepts, but rather ... refer to the vital forces that make up the entire creation that can be perceived by the physical senses ... " (1) These forces are very deep and rich, and enliven human consciousness as well. It's essential, then, that you immerse yourself in the elements, both experientially and mentally, to build a strong astrological foundation. The four elements manifest in humans as core energy patterns and states of consciousness, certain ways of being.
And now for the modes. References 1. About Relocation - Astro*Carto*Graphy: the principles of relocational astrology. 607content.pdf (application/pdf Object) Mountain Astrologer magazine - Learn astrology, read forecasts - student to professionals. UACSessionswTrackDescriptions. Mountain Astrologer Columnist and Life Coach, Nicki Michaels PCC, CPCC.
By Nicki Michaels Originally published in The Mountain Astrologer, Feb/March 1998 © 1998 Nicki Michaels - All Rights Reserved "Astrology can be defined as a technique for the study of life-cycles. Its main purpose (is to establish) the existence of regular patterns in the sequence of events constituting man’s inner and outer experience; then, to use the knowledge of these patterns in order to control or give meaning to these experiences...Indeed, the study of cycles----that is, of periodical activities in nature, human and otherwise----is the root of all significant knowledge, be it scientific or philosophical. And the study of cycles is a study of time. " Dane Rudhyar The Lunation Cycle Visit the Rudhyar Audio Archives and listen to Dane Rudhyar himself discuss the lunation cycle, transpersonal astrology, and many other astrological topics.
Dane Rudhyar is arguably the seminal astrological innovator of the twentieth century. The Greek term synodic refers to astronomical conjunctions. Synodic Astrology: Synodic Cycles & Planetary Retrogrades. ©2003-2016 Nick Anthony Fiorenza, All Rights Reserved Introduction to Synodic Cycles & Synodic Astrology Planetary Synodic Cycles are cycles that occur between one planet and another.
There are many cycles occurring at the same time, all interweaving and nesting in one another. Synodic Astrology explores these planetary cycles, the themes of the cycles, and where we are in the progression of the cycles. A natal astrology chart (or any astrological chart) is a picture of one moment frozen in time. Planetary Synodic Cycles start when two planets align in their orbits, looking from the Sun (although we can look at cycles relative to other planets as well, and even relative to a location on Earth). The following illustration shows two successive synods between Earth and Venus, which creates one Earth-Venus synodic cycle, and which has a duration of 1.6 Earth years. See the Venus web page for more about Earth-Venus synods and their precessional pentagonal pattern. Note to astrologers: Earth-Venus. EcoAstrology. Teach Yourself Astrology 2: Planets, Signs, Houses by Michael Star (c)1998.
ASTROLOGY GEMs and REMs (c)1997 by Michael Star. Natal Chart Report. What follows is your personal natal chart information, as well as interpretations of the positions and aspects in your chart.
With this report, you will find out the positions of the planets in your natal chart by sign. The most personal of these are the Sun sign, Moon sign, Mercury sign, Venus sign, and Mars sign. Most people already know their Sun sign. If your time of birth is known, you will also find out your Ascendant, or rising sign, as well as the positions of the planets in the houses of your chart. Aspects between the planets are also listed and interpreted.
Each paragraph of interpretation refers to an individual position in your chart. Some of the interpretations that follow are detailed, while others are brief. The tables here show the technical details of your natal chart, personalized based on your birth data. V Sex FMoscow, RI 44 United States 09/16/1987 14:30 - Julian day 2447055.27Adjust 4.00 ST 13.24 Lat 41.31 Long 71.44.