The joys of the planets

Do you guys consider the houses of joy of the planets to give the planet more freedom or more power? The following placements are the ones that are considered where the planet rejoices:

---- 9th house
---- 3rd house
---- 5th house
---- 11th house
---- 1st house
---- 6th house
---- 12th house

Leaving the 10th, 2nd, 4th, 7th and 8th houses without a planet.

How does this affect the strength and power of the planet? Is it considered to be happier, just like how it is in its own sign?

Here is a traditional interpretation: http://www.skyscript.co.uk/horary1e.html

obsidianmineral said:

Do you guys consider the houses of joy of the planets to give the planet more freedom or more power? The following placements are the ones that are considered where the planet rejoices:
---- 9th house
---- 3rd house
---- 5th house
---- 11th house
---- 1st house
---- 6th house
---- 12th house
Leaving the 10th, 2nd, 4th, 7th and 8th houses without a planet.
How does this affect the strength and power of the planet? Is it considered to be happier, just like how it is in its own sign?

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Manilius and the Planetary Joys: ​

An Esoteric Pythagorean Account of Houses in Astrology ​

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There is something magical about the planets. They have been around since the beginning of time, and they continue to fascinate us with their beauty and mystery. Each planet has its own unique qualities, and they all come together to create the stunning night sky.

The planets offer us a chance to explore the universe and to marvel at the handiwork of God. They are a source of wonder and inspiration, and they remind us of the vastness of the cosmos. They are a reminder that we are a small part of a much larger story.

The planets are a source of hope and possibility. They remind us that there is so much more to discover. They give us a glimpse of the infinite possibilities that exist beyond our everyday lives.

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Attributes which Marcus Manilius assigned to the zodiac over 2000 years ago
- he influenced Ptolemy

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talk given recently for the Nightlight Astrology speaker series.
Presenting a detailed exegesis of Manilius's alternative theory of the planetary joys
and arguing that Manilius's model is informed by Pythagorean philosophy.


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Is this like the bronze metal after the Dignity and the Exaltation? Hehe.

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The talk intends to illustrate the cosmological and poetical importance
of the Celestial Axis’ description, moving from the most recent studies on Manilius' Astronomica.
Through a textual and linguistic analysis, the talk shows how Manilius uses
and increases the expressive and rhetorical tools of the Greek and Latin didactic poetry
in order to produce a poetical work.

The Celestial Axis in Manilius’ Astronomica: ​

Paradox and Sublime ​

Matteo Rossetti​

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The sphere of Marcus Manilius ​

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