Kaiousei no Senshi
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I found a new book; The Fated Sky: Astrology in History, and in it I find this.
After this, the book lists the twenty-five considerations. The problem? I have never heard of some of these before! I was wondering if anyone out there could help me fill in some blank definitions. Some I know, some I'm not too sure of, and some I'm just downright guessing.
Domain: The Sign a planet is in.
Advance: Direct in motion?
Retreat: The retrograde motion of a planet?
Conjunction: Favor bestowed by the planet/s a planet is conjoined to.
Aspect: Alleviation or affliction caused by aspects to other planets.
Application: The alleviation or afflictions caused by aspects to or from other planets that have yet to perfect.
Separation: The alleviation or afflictions caused by aspects to or from other planets that have passed perfection.
Void of Course: Whether a planet will aspect another believing leaving its current domain or not.
Wild: ?????
Translation: The virtue of a planet that another planet is bringing to a third planet (Luna translating the Light of a dignified Mars to a fallen Jupiter, strengthing Jupiter)?
Collection: ?????
Reflecting the Light: ?????
Prohibition: Two planets appearing to perfect an aspect, but a third planet interferes and perfects the aspect to the slower planet first. (explaination taken from Lilly) "For example, Mars is in 7. degr. of Aries, and Saturn is in the 12. Mars signifies the effecting my business when he comes to the body of Saturn, who promises the conclusion, the Sun is at the same time in 6. degr. of Aries. Now in regard that the Sun is swifter in motion then Mars, he will overtake Mars, and come to Conjunction with Saturn before Mars, whereby whatever Mars or Saturn did formerly signify, is now prohibited by the Sun his first impediting Mars and then Saturn, before they can come to a true Conjunction."
Pushing Nature: ?????
Pushing Power: When a planet in some form of essential dignity applies to another planet, it pushes its power unto that other planet. An example I suppose would be a chart I recently posted wherein exhalted Venus applied a Trine with Mars, thus the power Venus enjoys in her exhalted state is pushed over onto the Fallen Mars, strenghening him.
Pushing Two Natures: ?????
Pushing Counsel: ?????
Returning: ?????
Refrenation: One planet appearing to apply in aspect to another, but aborts the aspect due to the planet reversing its motion before the perfection of the aspect. (Mercury starts to Trine Mars, Mercury goes retrograde before the Trine perfects, this can also happen backwards, Rx Mercury applying a Trine to Mars, but turning direct before it completes).
Resistance: ?????
Evasion: ?????
Cutting the Light: ?????
Favor: ?????
Recompense: ?????
Reception: When two planets accept one another due to them both being in each others essential dignities; Domicile, Exhaltation, Triplicity, Face, or Term. Mars in Libra and Venus in Scorpio is an example of mutual reception by domicile, while Sol in Taurus and Venus in Sagittarius is an example of Venus's reception of Sol as he is in her Sign of domicile.
Any help on filling in the missing blanks or correcting me on anything I incorrectly defined would be fantastic, hopefully between the entirety of the community we can fill up this list.
Benson Bobrick said:One of his [Abu Ma'shar] surviving works is a little treatise entitled The Abbreviation of the Introduction of Astrology - the earliest such manual translated into Latin - and a good compednium of the priciples of the art. That art was fastidious, as exemplified by his third chapter, where he enumerates and explains the twenty-five "conditions of the planets" that determine their health and strength.
After this, the book lists the twenty-five considerations. The problem? I have never heard of some of these before! I was wondering if anyone out there could help me fill in some blank definitions. Some I know, some I'm not too sure of, and some I'm just downright guessing.
Domain: The Sign a planet is in.
Advance: Direct in motion?
Retreat: The retrograde motion of a planet?
Conjunction: Favor bestowed by the planet/s a planet is conjoined to.
Aspect: Alleviation or affliction caused by aspects to other planets.
Application: The alleviation or afflictions caused by aspects to or from other planets that have yet to perfect.
Separation: The alleviation or afflictions caused by aspects to or from other planets that have passed perfection.
Void of Course: Whether a planet will aspect another believing leaving its current domain or not.
Wild: ?????
Translation: The virtue of a planet that another planet is bringing to a third planet (Luna translating the Light of a dignified Mars to a fallen Jupiter, strengthing Jupiter)?
Collection: ?????
Reflecting the Light: ?????
Prohibition: Two planets appearing to perfect an aspect, but a third planet interferes and perfects the aspect to the slower planet first. (explaination taken from Lilly) "For example, Mars is in 7. degr. of Aries, and Saturn is in the 12. Mars signifies the effecting my business when he comes to the body of Saturn, who promises the conclusion, the Sun is at the same time in 6. degr. of Aries. Now in regard that the Sun is swifter in motion then Mars, he will overtake Mars, and come to Conjunction with Saturn before Mars, whereby whatever Mars or Saturn did formerly signify, is now prohibited by the Sun his first impediting Mars and then Saturn, before they can come to a true Conjunction."
Pushing Nature: ?????
Pushing Power: When a planet in some form of essential dignity applies to another planet, it pushes its power unto that other planet. An example I suppose would be a chart I recently posted wherein exhalted Venus applied a Trine with Mars, thus the power Venus enjoys in her exhalted state is pushed over onto the Fallen Mars, strenghening him.
Pushing Two Natures: ?????
Pushing Counsel: ?????
Returning: ?????
Refrenation: One planet appearing to apply in aspect to another, but aborts the aspect due to the planet reversing its motion before the perfection of the aspect. (Mercury starts to Trine Mars, Mercury goes retrograde before the Trine perfects, this can also happen backwards, Rx Mercury applying a Trine to Mars, but turning direct before it completes).
Resistance: ?????
Evasion: ?????
Cutting the Light: ?????
Favor: ?????
Recompense: ?????
Reception: When two planets accept one another due to them both being in each others essential dignities; Domicile, Exhaltation, Triplicity, Face, or Term. Mars in Libra and Venus in Scorpio is an example of mutual reception by domicile, while Sol in Taurus and Venus in Sagittarius is an example of Venus's reception of Sol as he is in her Sign of domicile.
Any help on filling in the missing blanks or correcting me on anything I incorrectly defined would be fantastic, hopefully between the entirety of the community we can fill up this list.