Planetary containments
Subtitle: a study of 990 combinations
By: by John Sandbach and Ronn Ballard.
Contributors: Ballard, Ronn, joint author.; Merriman, Raymond Allen.
Publisher: Seek-It Publications
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Birmingham, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 323
Subjects: Astrology.; Planets -- Miscellanea.
First sentence: Planetary containment is the study of planets in consecutive groups of three, as they fall together in zodiac.  In terms of an astrological chart, one always looks at the planets in counterclockwise order, that is, forward through the zodiac.  The distance between the planets does not matter in this context, nor do the signs in which the planets are found, nor do the houses.  The only thing that does concern us in planetary containment is the adjacency of the three planets in question.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 27.
"Including a reprint of the 'Moon's containment' from Evolutionary astrology: the journey of the soul through the horoscope, by Raymond A. Merriman."
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: 1; title: Adjacent Planetary Pairs
pagenum: 28; title: Sun
pagenum: 42; title: Moon
pagenum: 63; title: Mercury
pagenum: 85; title: Venus
pagenum: 106; title: Jupiter
pagenum: 150; title: Saturn
pagenum: 171; title: Uranus
pagenum: 194; title: Neptune
pagenum: 217; title: Pluto
pagenum: 240; title: Ascendant
pagenum: 262; title: Midheaven
pagenum: 291; title: Reprint from Chapter Five of Evolutionary Astrology
pagenum: 321