Is it true traditional astrologers exclude modern planets?

JUPITERASC

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Yes i get your point/s but i just don't understand why such a big disagreement/divide with regards to this, its stupid.
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should feel free to start a new thread in an appropriate forum for further discussion.
this board is for discussions on Traditional astrology
i.e.
as Administrator and Moderator wilsontc stated clearly
when he created the board Christmas six years ago

All,

You make good arguments.

I agree
and have created a Traditional Astrology subforum
in the "Other Astrology" forum.


This subforum is only for Traditional Astrology discussions
(e.g., it is not for comparing Traditional Astrology to Modern Astrology
Modern Astrology interpretations, etc.).

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Merry Christmas!


Tim
 

JUPITERASC

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I'm just assuming
there must have been a few disputes in the past
hence now different sections of the forum for traditional/modern.
Traditional and Modern are very different
When really they should be able to combine, they are all planets after all.
No Modern Astrologer has so far managed to "combine" the outers with
the almost two thousand year old ESSENTIAL DIGNITIES TABLE :smile:


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JUPITERASC

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Hi,

Michael, most traditional Astrologers do not use the outer and impersonal planets, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto as far as rulership of signs goes because the outer planets do not fit in to the table of essential dignities (you can google the table).

Whilst some work completely without the outer planets, others consider only their placement in the natal chart and how they impact (by making aspects) the personal planets during their transits. For instance, I do not consider the outer planets as far as sign rulers go and also not in Horary astrology, but I do look at them in natal astrology just as explained above.

There are also, in the meanwhile, some astrologers that assign multi planets, stars, asteroids and whatnot as rulers to each sign (often without really knowing why), which is mind-boggling, at least for me.
Exactly :smile:
 

Chrysalis

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They're STILL all planets though, whats the BIG issue seriously, there should be no issue with regards to the outers also.

ALL because they were not discovered till later on, they're disregarded by traditionalists.

Have you not thought that even though they weren't discovered till much later, that they were still having an impact on people regardless.
 

JUPITERASC

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They're STILL all planets though, whats the BIG issue seriously, there should be no issue with regards to the outers also.

ALL because they were not discovered till later on, they're disregarded by traditionalists.

Have you not thought that even though they weren't discovered till much later, that they were still having an impact on people regardless.

Odds stated earlier :smile:
Some astrologers
who use traditional practices
use the outer planets to a limited degree.

Many of us do not.


We're still all modern astrologers, really though, we live now, not 1200 years ago or more.

We don't talk about them in this forum, because they really aren't a part of traditional astrology, and the rule to not talk about them in this part of the forum came about because a lot of people felt they had to troll us as some kind of inferior species for not using outer planets.

If you want to talk about the use of outer planets in trad astrology, you can do it in one of the general astrology forums, just not here, because it never ends well.

Cheers.
 

Chrysalis

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Well its just like the black/white divide there was back in the day.

Once again they're all planets regardless of when they were discovered.

And OP im sure now you've got your answer :wink:
 

Oddity

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I thought Minderwiz would've explained some of this to you, but I guess not.

Foundational statement of western astrology: And God said, Let there be light.

We all know where light comes from, right? The stars.

In traditional astrology, planets are known as wandering stars, as opposed to the fixed stars.

Stars that are used in astrology cast light, they're the ones visible to the naked eye.

The outer planets don't cast light, they aren't visible to the naked eye. That makes them not wandering stars, not planets, so they aren't used. Neither are dull fixed stars, if you're curious. They aren't visible enough to have an astrological effect.

You're free to use anything you like in your astrology. We just don't deal with outers, asteroids, etc. in this part of the forum.

Understand now?

They're STILL all planets though, whats the BIG issue seriously, there should be no issue with regards to the outers also.

ALL because they were not discovered till later on, they're disregarded by traditionalists.

Have you not thought that even though they weren't discovered till much later, that they were still having an impact on people regardless.
 

JUPITERASC

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Well its just like the black/white divide there was back in the day.

Once again they're all planets regardless of when they were discovered.

And OP im sure now you've got your answer :wink:
NOTICE THAT
Dr BENJAMIN DYKES, respected practitioner of Traditional Astrology
and translator of multiple ancient texts
that are currently available on his website
EXCLUDES THE OUTERS FROM IMAGE POSTED ON THAT SITE :smile:
Traditional Astrology and Ancient Wisdom
https://www.bendykes.com/product/a-traditional-approach-to-lots/
 

Michael

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The outer planets don't cast light, they aren't visible to the naked eye. That makes them not wandering stars, not planets, so they aren't used.

From Wikipedia:

"Like the classical planets, Uranus is visible to the naked eye, but it was never recognised as a planet by ancient observers because of its dimness and slow orbit.[18] Sir William Herschel announced its discovery on 13 March 1781, expanding the known boundaries of the Solar System for the first time in history and making Uranus the first planet discovered with a telescope."
 

Chrysalis

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I thought Minderwiz would've explained some of this to you, but I guess not.

Foundational statement of western astrology: And God said, Let there be light.

We all know where light comes from, right? The stars.

In traditional astrology, planets are known as wandering stars, as opposed to the fixed stars.

Stars that are used in astrology cast light, they're the ones visible to the naked eye.

The outer planets don't cast light, they aren't visible to the naked eye. That makes them not wandering stars, not planets, so they aren't used. Neither are dull fixed stars, if you're curious. They aren't visible enough to have an astrological effect.

You're free to use anything you like in your astrology. We just don't deal with outers, asteroids, etc. in this part of the forum.

Understand now?

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Oddity

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You mean rarely visible to the naked eye under perfect viewing conditions.

One could make a very small case for Uranus and Vesta, but they aren't going to add anything you won't find elsewhere in a chart.

From Wikipedia:

"Like the classical planets, Uranus is visible to the naked eye, but it was never recognised as a planet by ancient observers because of its dimness and slow orbit.[18] Sir William Herschel announced its discovery on 13 March 1781, expanding the known boundaries of the Solar System for the first time in history and making Uranus the first planet discovered with a telescope."
 

JUPITERASC

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Ermmm whats with the "WTH"
i was only stating that
this thread seems to be so against outer planets
like as though they should NEVER be used at all.

I use both so i can skip around wherever i want thanks.
It's not solely on Tradiitonal forum
also on horary
not everyone uses outers
i.e.

Thanks Chrysalis and Tikana.
It's in the 9th house and aspecting Neptune.
It seems Bonatti considers this one of the worst debilities for the Moon. Even so, the moon is in 4th house. That should compensate a little, no?
to which our resident horary expert tikana responded just moments ago :smile:
http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showpost.php?p=844376&postcount=10

keep outers out of the equation..
no point using them they are useless
 

Chrysalis

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I don't care Jupiter what others do or don't want to look at, im with both.

I'm a libra stellium i prefer fairness.
 

JUPITERASC

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I don't care Jupiter what others do or don't want to look at, im with both.

I'm a libra stellium i prefer fairness.
That's fine on a Modern astrological board
HOWEVER
Traditional astrologers are entitled to exclude the outers :smile:
without being attacked as being unfair
and this board is the tradiitonal board on which the rules are clearly stated
 

Chrysalis

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I'm not even attacking, im just stating some facts that's all.

Its ok im done with this thread/subject.

I just don't know how some people can be so close minded when we have a BIG universe out there, with many many more undiscovered planets, never mind the known of outers.
 

JUPITERASC

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I'm not even attacking, im just stating some facts that's all.

Its ok im done with this thread/subject.

I just don't know how some people can be so close minded
when we have a BIG universe out there, with many many more undiscovered planets
never mind the known of outers.
tikana just posted on the horary board that you frequent :smile:

keep outers out of the equation..
no point using them they are useless
 

Chrysalis

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Jupiter i already SEEN tiks post before you even replied on here...i was part of that thread too hence seeing.

I dnt care what Tikana says.

Im an individual, im not attached to Tikanas hips just because im into horary. I do like Tikana and i also value her replies, and shes also learnt me a lot since ive been joined on here, but still i have my own views too....im not no sheep.
 

JUPITERASC

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Jupiter i already SEEN tiks post before you even replied on here...i was part of that thread too hence seeing.

I dnt care what Tikana says.

Im an individual, im not attached to Tikanas hips just because im into horary. I do like Tikana and i also value her replies, and shes also learnt me a lot since ive been joined on here, but still i have my own views too....im not no sheep.
you are posting on Traditional forum
Traditional forum excludes the outers
:smile:
nothing to do with sheep
 

Chrysalis

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Well im out of this stupid discussion as were going around in circles just like sheep do.

I value traditionalism and also modern ....but hey thats just me.
 

JUPITERASC

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Well im out of this stupid discussion as were going around in circles
just like sheep do.

I value traditionalism and also modern ....but hey thats just me.
If you value traditional astrological techniques
such as the table of ESSENTIAL DIGNITIES
then be aware that when posting on Traditional board :smile:


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the outers are excluded
for the reasons Odds explained
I thought Minderwiz would've explained some of this to you, but I guess not.

Foundational statement of western astrology: And God said, Let there be light.

We all know where light comes from, right? The stars.

In traditional astrology, planets are known as wandering stars, as opposed to the fixed stars.

Stars that are used in astrology cast light, they're the ones visible to the naked eye.

The outer planets don't cast light, they aren't visible to the naked eye.
That makes them not wandering stars, not planets, so
they aren't used.

Neither are dull fixed stars, if you're curious.

They aren't visible enough to have an astrological effect.


You're free to use anything you like in your astrology.

We just don't deal with outers, asteroids, etc. in this part of the forum.

Understand now?
 
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