Will Mozilla Firefox (an opensourse browser) be sucessful?

Three-leg-cat · #1 03-27-2006, 03:10 PM

Let me set my personal issue aside for a moment. This horary maybe a bit relaxing and interesting for discussion.

As a supporter of Mozilla Firefox web browser, I had made a horary question last year in regarding to the rise of users using it. As I'm a newbie to horary astrology, my interpretation skill seems to be a bit insufficient to explain it well. So I put the question again here for any interested to discuss.

The following my signature message in a Mozilla Taiwan Discussion Forum interpreted from Chinese to English:

"Will Mozilla Firefox be sucessful?":
11, September, 2005 2:21:13pm (ST +8:00 GMT) 114̊11E 22̊21N (Regiomontanus Hs)

Interpretations: The querent's ruler, Saturn located in the 7th house means a supporter of Firefox; For Firefox success see the 3rd house ruler, Jupiter highly located in the Midheaven applying a trine aspect with Neptune in the 3rd house, sextile to the Moon and Pluto in the 12th house. Venus is also high in the 10th house. It suggests it's high status (Jupiter and Venus). The competiter would feel pressure (Pluto in the 12th house). If Equal house system is used, Uranus in the 3rd house cusp suggests an innovation of new technology!

Now I think there would be somethings should be not too correct. E.g. Querent's significator Saturn is making no aspect with other planets, etc.

So I would like to open the horary question for discussion again.

sam · #2 03-28-2006, 02:50 AM

Interesting question!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't you supposed to not use charts with Saturn in the seventh? I think I read malefics in the house of the astrologer (7) skews the astrologer's judgement.

Three-leg-cat · #3 03-28-2006, 08:19 AM

Oh yes. I missed this important point! Just need more clarifications.

1) If this is the case, then in practical terms, should I ask the question in the furture or just leave the question behind?

2) If I am the querent, represented by the Ascendant, not 7th house, then could my own interpretations still be valid?

MidnightDevil · #4 03-28-2006, 01:55 PM

Just as a matter of curiosity, why is a chart with saturn in the 7th unredeable?

Draco · #5 03-28-2006, 04:48 PM

No!

Saturn in the 7th does not mean that the chart cannot be interpreted, it is just an indication to take into consideration before proceeding to judge the chart.

Any chart can always be judged.

For example another considertion before judgement might be an early early Ascendant perhaps, means that the question may be being asked prematurely, but not that it can't be judged, it's just something to bear in mind while analysing the chart in light of this information.

The reason that Saturn in the 7th should be considered before judgement is because the 7th house represents the astrologer, as the 'other person' involved in interpreting the question. It is just that Saturn in the 7th may indicate that there are restrictions upon the astrologers ability to interpret chart effectively, known or unknown, which may effect the judgement, and that this should be borne in mind. Thats all it is. There is no need to run screaming with your hair stood on end every time you cast a chart with Saturn in the 7th.

Similarly, Saturn in the 1st, may indicate restrictions upon the querent, perhaps in the question they have asked or their ability to understand the question, but it doesn't mean that the chart can't be read.

There is nothing in a chart meaning that it cannot be interpreted. Saturn in or as ruler of the 1st and 7th, VoC Moon's, early or late ascendants etc. are all just 'considerations before judgement', not 'considerations before not judging'.

Can you imagine a professional astrologer saying, 'Sorry madam, put your bundle of notes back into your pocket, I won't be reading your horary today because Saturn is on the DC.'. I doubt it.

The astrologer might be honest enough to tell the querent that such a configuration may restrict his ability to intepret the chart effectively, but having done so there is no reason not to draw some sort of judgement from the chart all same.

Draco

MidnightDevil · #6 03-28-2006, 09:14 PM

lol, better, cause I got natally saturn on my 7th :P

I know it has nothing to do with horary, but I though was something else creepy lol.

Nice reading to consider, thank's!!

sam · #7 03-28-2006, 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Draco

No!

Saturn in the 7th does not mean that the chart cannot be interpreted, it is just an indication to take into consideration before proceeding to judge the chart.

Any chart can always be judged.

For example another considertion before judgement might be an early early Ascendant perhaps, means that the question may be being asked prematurely, but not that it can't be judged, it's just something to bear in mind while analysing the chart in light of this information.

The reason that Saturn in the 7th should be considered before judgement is because the 7th house represents the astrologer, as the 'other person' involved in interpreting the question. It is just that Saturn in the 7th may indicate that there are restrictions upon the astrologers ability to interpret chart effectively, known or unknown, which may effect the judgement, and that this should be borne in mind. Thats all it is. There is no need to run screaming with your hair stood on end every time you cast a chart with Saturn in the 7th.

Similarly, Saturn in the 1st, may indicate restrictions upon the querent, perhaps in the question they have asked or their ability to understand the question, but it doesn't mean that the chart can't be read.

There is nothing in a chart meaning that it cannot be interpreted. Saturn in or as ruler of the 1st and 7th, VoC Moon's, early or late ascendants etc. are all just 'considerations before judgement', not 'considerations before not judging'.

Can you imagine a professional astrologer saying, 'Sorry madam, put your bundle of notes back into your pocket, I won't be reading your horary today because Saturn is on the DC.'. I doubt it.

The astrologer might be honest enough to tell the querent that such a configuration may restrict his ability to intepret the chart effectively, but having done so there is no reason not to draw some sort of judgement from the chart all same.

Draco

Thank you, Draco