Intuitive_Divinator
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Dear All,
Hi, I find Hylegical point or Hyleg very much interesting.
Here is the defination for those who are not aware.
(Courtesy astrologyweekly.com)
Definition of Hyleg
(The Giver of Life)
Said of a planet so located as to have influence upon the longevity of the native. It is one of the most complex and controversial subjects in the field of astrology, but which has fallen more or less in disfavor as the result of the concept that any attempt to predict the time of death is now generally considered unethical. The strongest planet that occupied one of the Aphetic places became Hyleg, and was deemed to be the Apheta, the giver of life. When it had progressed to an aspect to the place of the Anareta, the taker-away of life, the native was presumed to have run his span and death ensued.
The Aphetic places were from the 25th degree of the Eighth House to the 25th degree of the Eleventh House; from the 25th degree of the Twelfth House to the 25th degree of the First House; and from the 25th degree of the Sixth House to the 25th degree of the Seventh House. If the Sun occupied any of these arcs, it became Hyleg. If not, the Moon was the next choice. Lacking either, the planet which had the most dignities at the moment of the Lunation next preceding birth. Otherwise in a Day birth the Ascendant, or in a Night birth Fortuna, became Hyleg. The Anaretic places were those occupied by Mars or Saturn, or by Sun, Moon, or Mercury if aspected by Mars or Saturn. Otherwise the Descending degree. Wilson's Dictionary gives several pages of rules and exceptions, and then characterizes the whole subject as so much rubbish. It merely amounts to a consideration of aspects formed by progressed or transitory planets to birth positions and aspects, with special attention to a prognosis of death - an application of astrological analysis that is generally frowned upon by modern astrologers.
A planet conjoined to Caput Algol, if joined to the Hyleg, was in earlier days deemed to threaten beheading; the modern equivalent is perhaps defeat at the polls.
(This is straight away copy paste from the defination found on this site)
Now dear Friends, what I want to discuss is as follows
1. I have observed that whenever Hyleg is afflicted in Transit or Directions, generally health is affected (Unless, there are too powerful and benefic most aspects to the Hyleg - Benefic aspects would at least tone down the intensity of the ailment)
2. If Natal chart is very weak for health matters (if immune system is weak), the Native would surely face major health issues and would be difficult to recover
But has anyone observed - what happens to them who have Sun and Moon both fitting in defination of Hyleg?
Let me give an example, to make it clearer
Moon in the Ascendant and Sun in the Seventh house
In such case, both fall under Hylegical points. Priority is to the Sun of course, but what happens when Sun is free from the negative aspects and Moon is afflicted by malefics (in direction or transits)?
This is very interesting observation. If anyone has such a chart, please mention birth details (Date of Birth, Time and Place with city state and country). If there are any observations, discuss freely, I will also discuss the same.
I have some examples, will write in next post.
Best Regards to all,
Intuitive_Divinator
Hi, I find Hylegical point or Hyleg very much interesting.
Here is the defination for those who are not aware.
(Courtesy astrologyweekly.com)
Definition of Hyleg
(The Giver of Life)
Said of a planet so located as to have influence upon the longevity of the native. It is one of the most complex and controversial subjects in the field of astrology, but which has fallen more or less in disfavor as the result of the concept that any attempt to predict the time of death is now generally considered unethical. The strongest planet that occupied one of the Aphetic places became Hyleg, and was deemed to be the Apheta, the giver of life. When it had progressed to an aspect to the place of the Anareta, the taker-away of life, the native was presumed to have run his span and death ensued.
The Aphetic places were from the 25th degree of the Eighth House to the 25th degree of the Eleventh House; from the 25th degree of the Twelfth House to the 25th degree of the First House; and from the 25th degree of the Sixth House to the 25th degree of the Seventh House. If the Sun occupied any of these arcs, it became Hyleg. If not, the Moon was the next choice. Lacking either, the planet which had the most dignities at the moment of the Lunation next preceding birth. Otherwise in a Day birth the Ascendant, or in a Night birth Fortuna, became Hyleg. The Anaretic places were those occupied by Mars or Saturn, or by Sun, Moon, or Mercury if aspected by Mars or Saturn. Otherwise the Descending degree. Wilson's Dictionary gives several pages of rules and exceptions, and then characterizes the whole subject as so much rubbish. It merely amounts to a consideration of aspects formed by progressed or transitory planets to birth positions and aspects, with special attention to a prognosis of death - an application of astrological analysis that is generally frowned upon by modern astrologers.
A planet conjoined to Caput Algol, if joined to the Hyleg, was in earlier days deemed to threaten beheading; the modern equivalent is perhaps defeat at the polls.
(This is straight away copy paste from the defination found on this site)
Now dear Friends, what I want to discuss is as follows
1. I have observed that whenever Hyleg is afflicted in Transit or Directions, generally health is affected (Unless, there are too powerful and benefic most aspects to the Hyleg - Benefic aspects would at least tone down the intensity of the ailment)
2. If Natal chart is very weak for health matters (if immune system is weak), the Native would surely face major health issues and would be difficult to recover
But has anyone observed - what happens to them who have Sun and Moon both fitting in defination of Hyleg?
Let me give an example, to make it clearer
Moon in the Ascendant and Sun in the Seventh house
In such case, both fall under Hylegical points. Priority is to the Sun of course, but what happens when Sun is free from the negative aspects and Moon is afflicted by malefics (in direction or transits)?
This is very interesting observation. If anyone has such a chart, please mention birth details (Date of Birth, Time and Place with city state and country). If there are any observations, discuss freely, I will also discuss the same.
I have some examples, will write in next post.
Best Regards to all,
Intuitive_Divinator