JUPITERASC
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Sirisuly - if your chart is available, would view it😄 I guess that’s why I have had so many broken bones.
Sirisuly - if your chart is available, would view it😄 I guess that’s why I have had so many broken bones.
Sirisuly - if your chart is available, would view it
I'm an astrologer. The Moon is a planet and so is Pluto
I don't care if they lined up in Aries...and to my knowledge they never did. That doesn't teach me any astrology. Pointless thinking.
I am sorry but the Moon is not a planet
Thanks for the pmI pm’d you.
I am sorry but the Moon is not a planet
Some are on the fence regarding the word "planet", between the
entirely Geocentrically oriented, ancient Greek definition, "wanderer"
(through the easily visible heavens), which the Moon certainly is;
and, the modern-day astronomical definition, which is
Heliocentrically oriented, and
removes the Moon and Sun from the "planetary" category
while including the Earth itself, and
"the other naturally formed, spherical bodies of various sizes
in stable orbit around the Sun, which may
require a telescope for viewing".
QuitePicky, picky, picky!
Some are on the fence regarding the word "planet", between the entirely Geocentrically oriented, ancient Greek definition, "wanderer" (through the easily visible heavens), which the Moon certainly is; and, the modern-day astronomical definition, which is Heliocentrically oriented, and removes the Moon and Sun from the "planetary" category while including the Earth itself, and "the other naturally formed, spherical bodies of various sizes, in stable orbit around the Sun, which may require a telescope for viewing from the vantage point of the Earth ".
Quite
Siriusly, the Moon is not a planet only in a lunacentric model.
Are you a lunacentrist?
Who the heck is Hecate?