Radical Thought for the Day

Blaze

Account Closed
Apple with worms in it?! :sick: Wow thanks obama

You're uh, welcome there, rotten-Apple. I uh, hope this helps the youth.

Always remember that uh, everything is my fault, okay?

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JUPITERASC

Well-known member
Or actually, because I think astrology is just synchronicity,

we would use computers to determine where the planets would be
even if they were gone

and still consider the effect they would have on us.
Tropical astrologers use computers to "determine where the planets would be even if they are gone
and still consider the effect they would have on us" :smile:


Check it out on astro.com Extended Chart Selection Page by creating a Tropical chart
using todays date
with a time when Moon is above the horizon at your locality

and compare that Tropical chart
with a Sidereal chart using the same date and time

then venture forth to study local night skies on that same date and time
to note which constellation the transiting Moon is in the foreground of

Tropical astrology is SOLELY SEASONAL and not based on the CONSTELLATION
BACKGROUND to planets
 

david starling

Well-known member
The Sideral Sign-boundaries are not Stars. They're based on 12 equal divisions, whereas the Zodiacal-constellations are of unequal length. So, Sidereal-signs, like Tropical-Signs, require calculations, and can't be seen in the sky. That's why there is disagreement about the precise location of the ayanamsa, which sets the exact position of the Sideral-zodiac.
The Zodiacal-constellations have progressed about one Sign's-length through the Tropical-signs of the same name--easy enough to make the adjustment when looking at the sky. It's only if one believes that the way the Signs affect the expression of Planets depends entirely on some sort of "constellational energy-field", that one would have a problem with Tropicalism.
 

JUPITERASC

Well-known member
Check it out on astro.com Extended Chart Selection Page by creating a Tropical chart
using todays date
with a time when Moon is above the horizon at your locality

and compare that Tropical chart
with a Sidereal chart using the same date and time


Familiarise yourself with the constellations on the ecliptic
be radical :smile:
check local night skies for that same date and time
to note which constellation the transiting Moon is in the foreground of


 

david starling

Well-known member
Check it out on astro.com Extended Chart Selection Page by creating a Tropical chart
using todays date
with a time when Moon is above the horizon at your locality

and compare that Tropical chart
with a Sidereal chart using the same date and time


Familiarise yourself with the constellations on the ecliptic
be radical :smile:
check local night skies for that same date and time
to note which constellation the transiting Moon is in the foreground of
I really like the constellation Scorpio, and Libra is its claws. And, I know it's in the Tropical-sign Sagittarius, because the constellations have progressed about 30 degrees since Ptolomy's era. It's a rad constellation! Venus and Jupiter are especially good constellation markers.
 

AppLeo

Well-known member
Tropical astrologers use computers to "determine where the planets would be even if they are gone
and still consider the effect they would have on us" :smile:


Check it out on astro.com Extended Chart Selection Page by creating a Tropical chart
using todays date
with a time when Moon is above the horizon at your locality

and compare that Tropical chart
with a Sidereal chart using the same date and time

then venture forth to study local night skies on that same date and time
to note which constellation the transiting Moon is in the foreground of

Tropical astrology is SOLELY SEASONAL and not based on the CONSTELLATION
BACKGROUND to planets

Yes, I know the difference between tropical and sidereal astrology.
 

Blaze

Account Closed
Laying down all day and chilling out is considered not doing something. But in all actuality, you are doing something...laying down!

Time enjoyed is never time wasted.
 
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