How reliable are profections in your experience?

Bunraku

Well-known member
Just wondering. It seems some people find them useful some don’t.
 

satya7

Member
Profections work quite well, but are not consistent as primary directions.

The Ascendant profected yearly (advance the Ascendant sign yearly by 30 degrees) points to the house important for the year. Planets placed in the profected sign are activated and the ruler of the house comes into play as well. A cadent house year (like 12th and 6th) will be when things will be subdued and not prominent. An angular house year like the the 10th house and 1st house makes events in the year very prominent and important for the native. Try to interleave the yearly profections with firdaria to get better prediction.

Each planet (including Ascendant and Midheaven) could be profected yearly and their conjunctions (or aspect) with planets yield recognizable events, but it might be too much to digest. Sticking with yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions (and aspects) is best and more reliable. "Each profected degree at the annual rate corresponds to 12.17 days"

There is monthly profection as well; but I haven't spent time with them.

Matching events by yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions can help to rectify the birth chart. Another way profection is used in rectification by matching similar events 12 years apart!
Dr.H uses them to match similar events (based on the planet under consideration) timed by profected ascendant's aspect (preferably conjunction) to the planet around same time of the year but separated by 12 years and you can then narrow down the ascendant range easily. See VOC-Henry James (page 10) for example.
 

JUPITERASC

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Profections work quite well, but

are not consistent as primary directions.

The Ascendant profected yearly (advance the Ascendant sign yearly by 30 degrees) points to the house important for the year. Planets placed in the profected sign are activated and the ruler of the house comes into play as well. A cadent house year (like 12th and 6th) will be when things will be subdued and not prominent. An angular house year like the the 10th house and 1st house makes events in the year very prominent and important for the native.


Try to interleave the yearly profections with firdaria to get better prediction.

Each planet (including Ascendant and Midheaven) could be profected yearly and their conjunctions (or aspect) with planets yield recognizable events, but it might be too much to digest. Sticking with yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions (and aspects) is best and more reliable. "Each profected degree at the annual rate corresponds to 12.17 days"

There is monthly profection as well; but I haven't spent time with them.

Matching events by yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions can help to rectify the birth chart. Another way profection is used in rectification by matching similar events 12 years apart!
Dr.H uses them to match similar events (based on the planet under consideration) timed by profected ascendant's aspect (preferably conjunction) to the planet around same time of the year but separated by 12 years and you can then narrow down the ascendant range easily. See VOC-Henry James (page 10) for example.
I have RUMEN KOLEV's software

http://www.babylonianastrology.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=43

calculates daily profections :smile:

as well as
weekly profections

https://alabe.com/placidus.html


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JUPITERASC

Well-known member
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Astrologers Chris Brennan and Leisa Schaim lead a discussion
about annual profections
with a local astrology group

and take example charts from the audience
to demonstrate how the timing technique works in practice :smile:

audience members look through their own chronology
and find good examples
that demonstrate the technique in their own lives.
seven different audience members share their birth charts
and talk about specific years in their life
explaining how the techniques correlate with their lived experience.
This style of discussion can be important
because sometimes it is only by talking to a person directly
about their life and asking them questions
that you can get a full sense of exactly how
the techniques of astrology work out in practice.
This is episode 222 of The Astrology Podcast
and is a recording of a meeting of the Denver Astrology Group
that took place at the Mercury Cafe in downtown Denver, Colorado
on Saturday, September 14, 2019, starting just after 3:00 PM.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTDYid1kI28


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socrates

Well-known member
Profections work quite well, but are not consistent as primary directions.

The Ascendant profected yearly (advance the Ascendant sign yearly by 30 degrees) points to the house important for the year. Planets placed in the profected sign are activated and the ruler of the house comes into play as well. A cadent house year (like 12th and 6th) will be when things will be subdued and not prominent. An angular house year like the the 10th house and 1st house makes events in the year very prominent and important for the native. Try to interleave the yearly profections with firdaria to get better prediction.

Each planet (including Ascendant and Midheaven) could be profected yearly and their conjunctions (or aspect) with planets yield recognizable events, but it might be too much to digest. Sticking with yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions (and aspects) is best and more reliable. "Each profected degree at the annual rate corresponds to 12.17 days"

There is monthly profection as well; but I haven't spent time with them.

Matching events by yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions can help to rectify the birth chart. Another way profection is used in rectification by matching similar events 12 years apart!
Dr.H uses them to match similar events (based on the planet under consideration) timed by profected ascendant's aspect (preferably conjunction) to the planet around same time of the year but separated by 12 years and you can then narrow down the ascendant range easily. See VOC-Henry James (page 10) for example.

so,we advance each degree every 12 days from 0 degrees of the ASC<'<'?
same for profected planets?
 

socrates

Well-known member
Profections work quite well, but are not consistent as primary directions.

The Ascendant profected yearly (advance the Ascendant sign yearly by 30 degrees) points to the house important for the year. Planets placed in the profected sign are activated and the ruler of the house comes into play as well. A cadent house year (like 12th and 6th) will be when things will be subdued and not prominent. An angular house year like the the 10th house and 1st house makes events in the year very prominent and important for the native. Try to interleave the yearly profections with firdaria to get better prediction.

Each planet (including Ascendant and Midheaven) could be profected yearly and their conjunctions (or aspect) with planets yield recognizable events, but it might be too much to digest. Sticking with yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions (and aspects) is best and more reliable. "Each profected degree at the annual rate corresponds to 12.17 days"

There is monthly profection as well; but I haven't spent time with them.

Matching events by yearly profected Ascendant conjunctions can help to rectify the birth chart. Another way profection is used in rectification by matching similar events 12 years apart!
Dr.H uses them to match similar events (based on the planet under consideration) timed by profected ascendant's aspect (preferably conjunction) to the planet around same time of the year but separated by 12 years and you can then narrow down the ascendant range easily. See VOC-Henry James (page 10) for example.

quite detailed thanks
I was in a 12th prof last year but it was eventful.I had plenty of work and money,travelled,now that im in an ASC prof,nothing,no job,no money,just some private tutition
 

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DavidMcCann

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There are several different methods. The original system was to advance a significator by one sign every year to find a new ruler. Then Ptolemy elaborated that with his monthly and two-daily methods. Then the Persians turned the original system into a "symbolic direction" of 30° a year; that was described by Omar and was still in use by Lilly, who assumed that this was what was done by Ptolemy. I can't say my admittedly small-scale test was impressive: out of 20 cases, the profected ascendant was inappropriate in 7.
 

FranzSchubert

Active member
The most reliable aspect of annual profections seem to be the general topics being addressed that year (though those are sometimes off as well). Profections from asc and sect light and the houses being triggered are usually reliable indicators in that respect.
As far as activating certain planets though? Not so sure. It doesn't seem as though most transits mean anything at all, "activated" (by profection) planet or otherwise.
 

dr. farr

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for me, yearly profection points to general trends only, much more than to specific events (at least in my experience) I have no experience with the daily profection technique but it would seem that such a method could yield indications of more specific events.
 
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JUPITERASC

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The most reliable aspect of annual profections seem to be the general topics being addressed that year (though those are sometimes off as well). Profections from asc and sect light and the houses being triggered are usually reliable indicators in that respect.
As far as activating certain planets though? Not so sure. It doesn't seem as though most transits mean anything at all, "activated" (by profection) planet or otherwise.
PROFECTIONS are also fine-tuned to Monthly, Weekly, Hourly
and
RUMEN KOLEV's software
at
http://www.babylonianastrology.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=43
calculates daily profections :)
as well as
weekly profections :)
and
hourly profections :)


https://alabe.com/placidus.html
 
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