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William Lilly and Void of Course.
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<blockquote data-quote="lillyjgc" data-source="post: 67931" data-attributes="member: 4652"><p>looking to Jupiter,</p><p>To me, *all matters shall goe hardly on* is pretty clear-*Hardly anything will happen* (with the exceptions of very strong sigs applying to one another in some way or when the moon is in certain signs....)</p><p>william Lilly was liberal with his definition of a void of course moon too. In my honest experience I have seen many many charts with a void of course moon play out in such a way as hardly anything happened, in regard to the question.</p><p>Its a bit more complex though.If the moon will be VOC for a long time, or *Feral* (void for a whole sign) to me it means hardly anything will happen for a long time. If the moon is VOC for only a short time, then something may happen *after a while* depending on whether fixed signs are on the (relevant) angles, or sigs in cadent houses....etc etc.</p><p>In horary, the moon tells us *what has happened* and what *will* happen. If the moon makes no aspects for <em>a long time,</em> then nothing can happen for <em>a long time, (</em>symbolically speaking<em>). </em></p><p>This brings into the equation orbs and moieties<em>.</em>William Lilly used much wider ones than many of us do today.</p><p>I have *yet to see* a chart with VOC moon yield a change in the situation within that cycle, but I am totally open to viewing charts where the VOC moon <strong>did </strong>act positively for the querent because of strong sigs or receptions etc....</p><p>Cheers, Lillyjgc</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lillyjgc, post: 67931, member: 4652"] looking to Jupiter, To me, *all matters shall goe hardly on* is pretty clear-*Hardly anything will happen* (with the exceptions of very strong sigs applying to one another in some way or when the moon is in certain signs....) william Lilly was liberal with his definition of a void of course moon too. In my honest experience I have seen many many charts with a void of course moon play out in such a way as hardly anything happened, in regard to the question. Its a bit more complex though.If the moon will be VOC for a long time, or *Feral* (void for a whole sign) to me it means hardly anything will happen for a long time. If the moon is VOC for only a short time, then something may happen *after a while* depending on whether fixed signs are on the (relevant) angles, or sigs in cadent houses....etc etc. In horary, the moon tells us *what has happened* and what *will* happen. If the moon makes no aspects for [I]a long time,[/I] then nothing can happen for [I]a long time, ([/I]symbolically speaking[I]). [/I] This brings into the equation orbs and moieties[I].[/I]William Lilly used much wider ones than many of us do today. I have *yet to see* a chart with VOC moon yield a change in the situation within that cycle, but I am totally open to viewing charts where the VOC moon [B]did [/B]act positively for the querent because of strong sigs or receptions etc.... Cheers, Lillyjgc [/QUOTE]
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