This is what Astrology Weekly says about translation of light:
So would this mean if there was an existing aspect between Saturn and Jupiter, translation of light cannot occur? Is it essential that the two planets between translation must not have any existing aspect and must only be conected by the transitting planet?
Draco
The conveyance of influence which occurs when a transiting planet, while separating from an aspect to one planet is found to be applying to an aspect to another, in which event some of the influence of the first aspected planet is imparted to the second aspected planet by a translation of light. For example, assume an Horary Figure in which Jupiter or Saturn, the Significators of the parties to the negotiation of an agreement, are in no aspect to each other; but Venus while separating from Jupiter is applying to an aspect of Saturn. There results a translation of light from Jupiter to Saturn
So would this mean if there was an existing aspect between Saturn and Jupiter, translation of light cannot occur? Is it essential that the two planets between translation must not have any existing aspect and must only be conected by the transitting planet?
Draco