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The Sun and heliacal phases of the planets
Submitted by ciuboda on 5 January, 2010 - 17:25."This moment of the year is the feast of Light and astrology in itself is the science of the Light, which comes to us by the Sun. Everything on the earth, starting from the switching between day and night, seasons, years derives from the Sun.
Planets have not light, it derives from the Sun, so every planetary effect eventually depends on the position of the planet in respect with the Sun, and the same its light and speed.
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!
The Scorpio Gaze
Submitted by tvowles on 29 October, 2009 - 01:23.A discussion on the Suns ingress into Scorpio "The Scorpio Gaze"
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.
Yin and Yang energies-Complementary and non-existent without each other
Submitted by sweta on 11 July, 2009 - 14:13.The workings of the universe is probably the most important, yet also the most ignored, topic. There have been various philosophies and explanations for the same in ancient scriptures of various civilisations. One of the most significant being the Chinese philosophy on the natural phenomenon of the universe, or the Tao, as mentioned in I Ching (the foundation of Chinese philosophy also known as the Book of Changes). The book explains the metaphysical workings of the entire universe and is the origin of what is called the Yin-Yang school of Chinese thought.
About traditional 7 virtues and planets
Submitted by ciuboda on 9 July, 2009 - 11:12."One of the most famous and interesting subjects of Medieval art and astrological discussion was the thread of cardinal and theological virtues.
The word “virtue” comes from the Latin “vir“, i.e. man. Still in Latin culture the word did not indicate just masculine gender, but a moral code, an unwritten law more important than the written one.
I see somebody found this subject a little confusing, so I want to give some details about it."
Planets Maturiy
Submitted by Veno on 3 June, 2009 - 12:25.Despite its great complexity, Vedic Astrology also offers a simple method of Prediction which gives remarkable results and should be taken into account when seeing a chart.
The 10th House
Submitted by Veno on 3 June, 2009 - 12:12.What is the importance of the 10th House in a natal horoscope? The 10th House is the zenith point of the passage of the Sun through the 12 Houses, Sun being the natural atmakaraka or representative of our Soul. 10th House is where the Sun shines most visibly at maximum strength. It is where the Sun's hot rays, the radiance of our soul can make the most impact. It is where the soul's role is most important.
The Moon, the Sun and the 9/56 year panic cycle
Submitted by ciuboda on 2 January, 2009 - 18:09."A 9/56 year cycle has been established in trends of US and Western European financial crises since 1760 (Funk, 1932; McMinn, 1997). Clearly many major financial crises are precipitated by some mechanism, as they tend to occur preferentially in patterns of the 9/56 year cycle and not as random events. Numerous cosmic factors were examined for some link with the timing of financial crises. Sunspots and traditional astrology were the initial areas favoured for assessment but no significance could be realised.
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.













