Part Of Fortune opposite Vesta
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AppLeo
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It doesn’t mean anything
waybread
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Probably not much. The trouble with using all kinds of aspects with asteroids is that there's no end to it. There are thousands of asteroids out there. I do use asteroids sometimes, but I would use only a very tight orb for a planet-asteroid or sensitive point-asteroid conjunction. The Pof is just one arithmetic point in your chart and it casts no orb.
However, if you want to persist, see if you can write your own "cookbook." Think of what Vesta means, more particularly in your chart by sign and house. The PoF usually shows an area of life that goes well for you, by sign and house. The opposition suggests that Vesta somehow opposes what normally goes well in your life.
However, if you want to persist, see if you can write your own "cookbook." Think of what Vesta means, more particularly in your chart by sign and house. The PoF usually shows an area of life that goes well for you, by sign and house. The opposition suggests that Vesta somehow opposes what normally goes well in your life.
GemwDepth
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When it comes to points like the POF, you need an exact the same minute conjunction, or opposition. The orb here is far too wide to mean anything.
Someone once mentioned to me a software that calculates most known or widely interpreted asteroids by the degree, I forgot the name though. The point is, if you were to use a software like that, you will find hundreds of asteroids NEAR 26 degrees Capricorn. However, only the ones with EXACT to the minute conjunction, and potentially opposition will mean anything significant.
Another problem you run into while trying to interpret singular asteroids is that conjunctions work together, this means other asteroids will be in the same relevant degree, and if you don't catch-them, you'll gonna be missing other pieces of the puzzle.
And how come we have the same topic thread in two forums?
Someone once mentioned to me a software that calculates most known or widely interpreted asteroids by the degree, I forgot the name though. The point is, if you were to use a software like that, you will find hundreds of asteroids NEAR 26 degrees Capricorn. However, only the ones with EXACT to the minute conjunction, and potentially opposition will mean anything significant.
Another problem you run into while trying to interpret singular asteroids is that conjunctions work together, this means other asteroids will be in the same relevant degree, and if you don't catch-them, you'll gonna be missing other pieces of the puzzle.
And how come we have the same topic thread in two forums?
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