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The Sun in the horoscope: The Solar Quest
Submitted by tvowles on 10 December, 2009 - 02:04.A discussion on the Sun in the horoscope. The Solar Vision and journey through life with a bit of Star Wars thrown in!
Leo Through The 12 Houses: Working with Personal Significance
Submitted by ciuboda on 17 August, 2009 - 16:42."3 Scenarios for Leo
When Leo is found in a certain house, we can expect one or more of the following experiences, depending on how much you're able to express your true self without fear or shame:
1) Experience of Personal Significance - You feel like a rock star in that area of life: people love and honor you for who you are, and you love expressing this part (defined by the house) of yourself to others. You will most likely be elevated somehow in others' eyes, in this life area.
Introduction to Sun and Mars
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:31."The glyph for the Sun is composed of the circle of Spirit with a central dot indicating the manifestation of Spirit in the microcosm as individual autonomously creative beings. The Sun is constant, evokes a reserve of power, radiated outwards in all directions, and stands for the principle of individualisation, which when positively expressed brings magnanimity; when negatively, egotism. It describes the conscious, the ego and core identity of any person, and his or her function as a centre of creative self-expression, and awareness of a destiny to attain or purpose to fulfil.
Traditional Rulerships and Significations of the Sun
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:29."Traditional rulerships ascribed to the Sun: dignities, illnesses, metals, minerals, plants, places, etc. Adapted from Lilly's 17th century text, Christian Astrology with detailed notes and link to download of the original text
Keywords: Sun Dignities, Nature, People Signified, Anatomy and Illnesses ,Colours and savours,Herbs, Plants and Trees, Places, Minerals & Stones , Attributed orb, Angel, Day of the Week, Physical descriptions offered,Manners when well dignified, Manners when badly placed."
The Sun in astrology
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:26."The Sun, the giver of life, represents our conscious mind in Astrology. It represents our will to live and our creative life force.
Sun aspects
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:25."The Sun has to shine. It craves attention and it needs to do things that are creative and not routine. With the Sun, you could something that you could put your heart and soul into."
THE SUN IN THE TWELVE SIGNS
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:24."Every chart reading should begin with the Sun as the primary focus of astrology. The Sun's position in the zodiac is very important, and most agree it deserves first consideration. It's the core of the individual; the overriding nature and will. This is the influence that describes the "you" that is trying to be in this lifetime. This is your "awake" side, your consciousness and outer-directed individuality. Thus, the Sun is the most important single indicator, fueling the total personality.
THE SUN FORMING ASPECTS
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:22."Sun conjunct Moon This aspect suggests a joining of your emotional urges and your natural drive instincts. The temperament becomes more unilateral, unaffected by the wants and desires of others. You are satisfied with yourself and the goals you hope to realize. You won't adapt easily to changes in your life, unless you sense these changes are in your best interest. You stay clear of the business of others and expect the same from them. You are highly motivated to achieve your agenda, focusing well on objectives, and normally gaining successful results.
The Sun
Submitted by ciuboda on 8 July, 2008 - 16:21."The Sun is the center of our solar system. Everything else revolves around, and makes sense in terms of, the Sun in our solar system. So too in your astrological chart, the Sun is your primary orientation point. All other planets and astrological factors "revolve around" and make sense in terms of the Sun. The Sun is a point of intelligibility, from which all else can be understood and even derived.













