The planets and their sexual gender

[JUPITERASC]

Originally Posted by david starling

The Moon is brighter than the planets
.

Moon is visibly brighter than the planets
only because Moon reflects more sunlight than the planets do
because Moon is closer to earth than the seven visible planets

and
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
are also visible only because they also reflect sunlight

Originally Posted by david starling

and in some circumstances can be used to actually see by
on an otherwise dark night.
That's why it's a "Luminary".

Moon is a Luminary aka Light
because

Moon REFLECTS SUNLIGHT
sufficient "to actually see by

on an otherwise dark night"
If not reflecting sunlight, Moon invisible

Originally Posted by david starling

Like people, the Moon is brighter on some days than others.

brightness of Moon
is entirely dependent on the quantity of sunlight reflected by Moon

[david starling]

Originally Posted by JUPITERASC

Moon is visibly brighter than the planets
only because Moon reflects more sunlight than the planets do
because Moon is closer to earth than the seven visible planets

and
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
are also visible only because they also reflect sunlight

Moon is a Luminary aka Light
because

Moon REFLECTS SUNLIGHT
sufficient "to actually see by

on an otherwise dark night"
If not reflecting sunlight, Moon invisible


brightness of Moon
is entirely dependent on the quantity of sunlight reflected by Moon

How scientific!

[Cosmiccradle]

Originally Posted by david starling

Are you looking for the Exaltation-ruler of each Sign? This 12/12 system changes that from Traditionalistic. For example, Neptune is Exalted in Libra.

Indeed. If you look at the work of Volguine for instance, I've gone to great lengths to build on that and balance this with a 12/12 system, even taking into consideration things like Gauquelin's work. But if I can't balance the planets the work becomes useless when using things like Dwad or Mansion. Not only that but placing Planets/Lords in the cyclus with things like 3/6/9/12 for education also gives a wrong image if the 12/12 system isn't balanced out with the planets. I hope you can follow my argumentation.

[david starling]

Originally Posted by Cosmiccradle

Indeed. If you look at the work of Volguine for instance, I've gone to great lengths to build on that and balance this with a 12/12 system, even taking into consideration things like Gauquelin's work. But if I can't balance the planets the work becomes useless when using things like Dwad or Mansion. Not only that but placing Planets/Lords in the cyclus with things like 3/6/9/12 for education also gives a wrong image if the 12/12 system isn't balanced out with the planets. I hope you can follow my argumentation.

What are your other 2 Domicile-rulers?

[JUPITERASC]

Originally Posted by david starling

The Moon is brighter than the planets
.

Moon is visibly brighter than the planets
only because Moon reflects more sunlight than the planets do
because Moon is closer to earth than the seven visible planets

and
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
are also visible only because they also reflect sunlight

Originally Posted by david starling

and in some circumstances can be used to actually see by
on an otherwise dark night.
That's why it's a "Luminary".

Moon is a Luminary aka Light
because

Moon REFLECTS SUNLIGHT
sufficient "to actually see by
on an otherwise dark night"
If not reflecting sunlight, Moon invisible

Originally Posted by david starling

Like people, the Moon is brighter on some days than others.

brightness of Moon
is entirely dependent on the quantity of sunlight reflected by Moon

Originally Posted by david starling

How scientific!

Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
are visible
because
Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn reflect sunlight

[Cosmiccradle]

Originally Posted by david starling

What are your other 2 Domicile-rulers?

To be quite honest when taking traditional astrology as a basis I was looking at Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta. I'm not sure what to do with Chiron. When using the school of Ram/APC system I am looking at Perséphoné, Hermes, and Demeter. The trans Pluto planets. But APC is a total different ball game. But I've spent years using is.


The whole problem is traditional astrology has 8 planets (including earth), Sun and moon not included. Sun is a star, Moon is a satellite.


The APC system has 12 Vulcanus, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Persephone, Hermes, Demeter. However still undiscovered the last three are hypothetical trans Pluto. The theory behind the three is that Neptune en Pluto were already known through calculations before they were discovered. The same goes for the trans Pluto planets.

[david starling]

Originally Posted by Cosmiccradle

To be quite honest when taking traditional astrology as a basis I was looking at Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta. I'm not sure what to do with Chiron. When using the school of Ram/APC system I am looking at Perséphoné, Hermes, and Demeter. The trans Pluto planets. But APC is a total different ball game. But I've spent years using is.


The whole problem is traditional astrology has 8 planets (including earth), Sun and moon not included. Sun is a star, Moon is a satellite.


The APC system has 12 Vulcanus, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Persephone, Hermes, Demeter. However still undiscovered the last three are hypothetical trans Pluto. The theory behind the three is that Neptune en Pluto were already known through calculations before they were discovered. The same goes for the trans Pluto planets.

I've not heard of APC. Is it a new school of astrology? Of course, now I'll look it up.

[Cosmiccradle]

Originally Posted by david starling

I've not heard of APC. Is it a new school of astrology? Of course, now I'll look it up.

No quite old. Very interesting way of approaching things. https://www.astrologyweekly.com/foru...ad.php?t=23741