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Anastasia B
MemberChart Patterns - Points and Angles« on: 20.02.2021 at 20:03 [UT] »Good day,On another website I casted a natal chart and it indicated I had a some chart patterns. Upon inspection, I

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Gender:realized that they were including AC MC axis' and Chiron. I have a Kite on that website as it includes my AC andChrion. It also has a Grand Trine for ACO/B/AC. Astrodienst does not calculate those in my chart.
What points/bodies do you believe should be recognized in chart patterns?
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Re: Chart Patterns - Points and Angles« Reply #1 - on: 20.02.2021 at 22:14 [UT] »It's true that most astrologers do not include the ''angles'', as important as they are, in patterns such as grandtrines, grand crosses, etc. Because the planet is an active moving energy....the house cusp is a fixed place.
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Re: Chart Patterns - Points and Angles« Reply #2 - on: 20.02.2021 at 23:15 [UT] »Start with only the planets in patterns. You can often learn a lot from the orientation of a pattern

within theangles, and hemispheres.
ME Jones looked at charts from earlier generations initially with only the planets known in the native's day.

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Anastasia B

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Re: Chart Patterns - Points and Angles« Reply #3 - on: 21.02.2021 at 03:48 [UT] »Quote from Linda Harris on 20.02.2021 at 22:14 [UT]:
It's true that most astrologers do not include the ''angles'', as important as they are, in patterns such as grand trines, grand crosses, etc.
Because the planet is an active moving energy....the house cusp is a fixed place.
LainiePosts: 352
Gender:I thought so. Thanks so much, Lainie. I was surprised the website included those. I was used to the patterns I
knew I had and then I had these other patterns listed on the other website and couldn't figure out why, at first,
I didn't have them here.
Fangks, again!
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Anastasia BMember« Reply #4 - on: 21.02.2021 at 03:56 [UT] »Quote from afternoon sun on 20.02.2021 at 23:15 [UT]:Start with only the planets in patterns. You can often learn a lot from the orientation of a pattern within the angles, and hemispheres.
ME Jones looked at charts from earlier generations initially with only the planets known in the native's day.

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Gender:Now that's fascinating - using only the planets known when they were alive! If you know, what was thereasoning behind doing that? Do you ascribe to that? Experimented?
I'd love to know your thoughts!
Have a great day.
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afternoon sunMember« Reply #5 - on: 21.02.2021 at 05:44 [UT] »Anastasia B, his reasoning seems to be that the chart using only known planets for that era showed thenative's significance back in the day, and adding later planets showed their on going relevance to changingtimes. He examples people like Henry Ford (born in 1863 and Pluto discovered 1930) and says it relates toindustrialisation and workers. We know Ford led the way in mass production with the model T. Anyway it
justgives a perspective, and another way of looking at a chart and linking a person to their times.

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Anastasia BMember« Reply #6 - on: 21.02.2021 at 17:34 [UT] »Quote from afternoon sun on 21.02.2021 at 05:44 [UT]:Anastasia B, his reasoning seems to be that the chart using only known planets for that era showed the native's significance back in theday, and adding later planets showed their on going relevance to changing times. He examples people like Henry Ford (born in 1863 andPluto discovered 1930) and says it relates to industrialisation and workers. We know Ford led the way in mass production with the model T.
Anyway it just gives a perspective, and another way of looking at a chart and linking a person to their times.

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Gender:Got it. Fascinating. I like the idea of analyzing charts from diff perspectives as the reading for him at the time
would be different with Pluto still undiscovered. Just fascinating.
Thanks for your time.
Have a great day.
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