soratothamax
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I have been studying astrology for going on 10 years, which I know is a newborn in comparison to most. XD
I'm interested now in moving on from the basics. And I thought I would try my hand at chart rectification, just learn it and understand it.
I thought I would try one historical figure, someone from the 1930s. I don't have an actual birth time for them, but there is a book published about their life, though.
I've been reading up online about rectification and obviously there are various methods. Mostly, I've seen Solar arcs, Progressions, and Transits. One I even saw Solar and Lunar Return methods.
But some say Solar arcs and Progressions aren't a good method if the birth time is completely unknown and that Transit is the only one that works.
I've also heard the same about Solar and Lunar Return but I'm not certain.
I wanted to get various opinions, which method should be used without a birth time? I know neither method will be exact, but with 12 important events, I think I can at least connect the dots.
I'm interested now in moving on from the basics. And I thought I would try my hand at chart rectification, just learn it and understand it.
I thought I would try one historical figure, someone from the 1930s. I don't have an actual birth time for them, but there is a book published about their life, though.
I've been reading up online about rectification and obviously there are various methods. Mostly, I've seen Solar arcs, Progressions, and Transits. One I even saw Solar and Lunar Return methods.
But some say Solar arcs and Progressions aren't a good method if the birth time is completely unknown and that Transit is the only one that works.
I've also heard the same about Solar and Lunar Return but I'm not certain.
I wanted to get various opinions, which method should be used without a birth time? I know neither method will be exact, but with 12 important events, I think I can at least connect the dots.
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