Collection of light

[blumen]

Hello,

have a look at this chart...am I wrong or the Sun is translating the light of Venus and Mars? That is, separing an conjunction from Venus and applying a conjunction to Mars?

Blumen

[Francesca]

Blumen, how do you work that little thumbnail? I clicked on iy but it doesn't get any bigger.

[freedomlover]

Francesca,

I checked and Blumen wasn't online, so I took the liberty of answering in the interest of speeding up the process.

After you've clicked, and the blurry image appears, hold the mouse pointer(whatever that thing is called) over the image (may have to click again, depending on your browser). An orange ball with 4 little blue arrow-like things will appear in lower right corner. Click on this and it will enlarge to a clear, full-size picture. I've found you have to do this with many of the charts that are posted on this forum, including my own. :D

Freedomlover

[Francesca]

Thanks, Freedomlover, it worked. Unhappily, I'm still such a dunce, I can't answer the question. Funny, the same problem occured in a chart I set up for my own question today. I guess the key is the ephemeris, isn't it?

[Francesca]

I wish it were so, but it doesn't look like it to me. It's just too long in the future, don't you think? Please correct me if I'm wrong-it's the only way to learn.

[starlink]

I dont think the Sun is translating the light from Venus to Mars. Transition of light is when the planet that represents the querent AND the planet that represents the other or the subject , BOTH make an applying aspect to a third planet. Mars is the questioner and does not make an applying aspect to the Sun (it is the Sun that makes an applying aspect to Mars which is not the same). Both, questioner and requested (planets) must apply to a SLO
WER moving planet. So in this case it is not happening. Hope this helped you.
Cheers, Starlink

[ashakamath]

how do u make that Thumbnail of a chart??? That was a wow.