Lucedelsole
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Would be helpful if there were a chart to viewWith translation of light does the translating planet *have* to be separated from one planet and applying to another?
What if, for instance, the Moon is applying to 2 planets consecutively;
Does the Moon transfer light from one to the other even if it isn't separated from one of them?
Chart would be helpful of that dark moon aspecting mars and so on, sounds interestingI wonder about a new dark moon, perfecting an aspect to mars or jupiter, and then at same time, applying to saturn.
That would be some jacked up translation of light, in my opinion.
But if anyone's got a story of such, I'd be fascinated to learn.
Title of thread is "Question about Translation of Light" so seems would be ok and on-topicI don't have a chart for one - but I always wonder about the dark moon in transition of light.
Hopefully somebody will have a chart to post here or otherwhere - assuming OP is cool with it
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hi girls and boys
http://www.skyscript.co.uk/tobyn2.html
there you go ..
"Mercury 15 Virgo Moon 16 Gemini Jupiter 17 Virgo
Mercury and Jupiter are significators. Mercury and co-significator Moon both apply to Jupiter."
looks like a valid TOL to me
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This arrangement fulfils Bonatti's first type of perfection, not considered by him to be a translation of light but rather a simple perfection of both significators for the querent with that of the quesited.
Next, tik?
Thank you, it makes sense. I have a lot more to learn- I don't even know what pushing and transfer are yet. Do you know of any good articles or books where I can learn about these?
Well, tik keeps pointing to Lilly, CA, but seriously? The best technical manual I've found for understanding the mechanics of astrology (and please don't let the title fool you, I studied traditional astrology in depth for two years before I could understand a freaking thing in this book) is Benjamin Dykes' Introductions to Traditional Astrology, specifically the part as relates to planets in relation to each other. It's like $45 USD, but oh, so worth it.