Hi, as I said in another thread I'm finally begginin the interpretation of my chart. Analysed the hemispheres, quadrants, but I'm having dificult to identify a pattern. If you can help:
Oct 11 1988 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (22 S 54/ 43 W 14) - 19:02 (BZT2)
Ps: Asc is 4º Taurus.
My chart isn't that easy one to identify pattern. On one side I have majority of planets within a trine. On the other side I have Jupiter and Mars withn a sextile. It doesn't seem a See-Saw, because there are no opposition between "planets" and it isn't that balanced. Locomotive isn't also, because there isn't a null 120º space. Of course it isn't a bowl, bundle or funnel, because of distribution. A splash, it isn't splashed enough. Finally the Splay, there aren't amounts of planets separated enough (like by 60º). I think it doesn't fit any pattern, but at least I'd like to identify a pattern, not necessary a traditional one. Like should I consider that Jupiter and Mars are the only Estearn planets, surrounding the Asc and whose Midpoint is also in Asc?? Of there aren't leading planets, but Mercury is the oriental to Sun, and Neptune the most elevated. What do you think????
Lucas
Oct 11 1988 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (22 S 54/ 43 W 14) - 19:02 (BZT2)
Ps: Asc is 4º Taurus.
My chart isn't that easy one to identify pattern. On one side I have majority of planets within a trine. On the other side I have Jupiter and Mars withn a sextile. It doesn't seem a See-Saw, because there are no opposition between "planets" and it isn't that balanced. Locomotive isn't also, because there isn't a null 120º space. Of course it isn't a bowl, bundle or funnel, because of distribution. A splash, it isn't splashed enough. Finally the Splay, there aren't amounts of planets separated enough (like by 60º). I think it doesn't fit any pattern, but at least I'd like to identify a pattern, not necessary a traditional one. Like should I consider that Jupiter and Mars are the only Estearn planets, surrounding the Asc and whose Midpoint is also in Asc?? Of there aren't leading planets, but Mercury is the oriental to Sun, and Neptune the most elevated. What do you think????
Lucas