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<blockquote data-quote="sageofaquarius" data-source="post: 126228" data-attributes="member: 5099">I use Astrology for Windows from halloran.com and the readings it gives for noon in London on May 23 (British Summer Time) are the same as the results from astro.com. It's possible both programs are based on the same initial input data. The triple conjunction is near exact whatever the actual position of Chiron.&nbsp;My personal view is that the midpoint between the ages of Pisces and Aquarius (0° 0' Pisces/29° 60' Aquarius) is represented by the end of the Mayan calendar at the Winter Solstice 2012. From that point on, the Aquarian influence will be greater than the gradually diminishing effects of Pisces and we will more truly experience the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.&nbsp;The price of enlightenment, Cassandra, is the loss of unenlightenment (unaware or unthinking behaviour) and is, I believe, a gift rather than a purchase. In such circumstances, it's said that one should not look too closely at the horse's teeth - providing you have been given a horse, of course, and not a white elephant. Having once been given this gift, it's almost impossible to give it away entirely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sageofaquarius, post: 126228, member: 5099"] I use Astrology for Windows from halloran.com and the readings it gives for noon in London on May 23 (British Summer Time) are the same as the results from astro.com. It's possible both programs are based on the same initial input data. The triple conjunction is near exact whatever the actual position of Chiron. My personal view is that the midpoint between the ages of Pisces and Aquarius (0° 0[I]'[/I] Pisces/29° 60[I]'[/I] Aquarius) is represented by the end of the Mayan calendar at the Winter Solstice 2012. From that point on, the Aquarian influence will be greater than the gradually diminishing effects of Pisces and we will more truly experience the dawning of the Age of Aquarius. The price of enlightenment, Cassandra, is the loss of unenlightenment (unaware or unthinking behaviour) and is, I believe, a gift rather than a purchase. In such circumstances, it's said that one should not look too closely at the horse's teeth - providing you have been given a horse, of course, and not a white elephant. Having once been given this gift, it's almost impossible to give it away entirely. [/QUOTE]

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