OFF-TOPIC BONUS : ASTROLOGY # 2 - Film Score Rundowns
OFF-TOPIC BONUS : ASTROLOGY # 2 - Film Score Rundowns
OFF-TOPIC BONUS : ASTROLOGY # 2 - Film Score Rundowns
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married. [Note: even adjusted to the local descendant of Pisces, we have 20 degrees of<br />
arc or 20 years based on 34 N of Los Angeles plus the 12 years given for Jupiter ruling<br />
Pisces, then it still adds up to age 32!] I was think, well, okay, that works sometimes and<br />
it doesn’t work in others. Why does it work in your chart? Well, number one, Mars is<br />
trine Venus and the Moon, so that has very strong connections with relationships. What<br />
that actually activates is the trine of the 1 st house lord [Venus ruling Libra] with the 7 th<br />
house lord [Mars ruling Aries], Venus being the domicile ruler of the 1 st if not the<br />
almuten. Now, that brings us to an interesting case because as you may know, in a<br />
daytime chart Saturn has more rulership over Libra than Venus does, and yet in your<br />
case, the Venus appears to be working more effectively. And I submit this is the reason:<br />
the Saturn is in Virgo which is in aversion to Libra (though not totally), and Virgo-Libra<br />
are not strongly connected by aspect. So Saturn is basically in the 12 th sign from the 1 st<br />
house Libra. Venus, on the other hand, is in the 9 th sign from the 1 st (a trine), so the<br />
Venus has a strong relationship to the 1 st as well as being the ruler.<br />
[Bill: “Of course the almuten of my chart is Saturn”]<br />
By which method?<br />
[Bill: “Basically you would have the rulers of the Sun/Moon/Ascendant/Part of<br />
Fortune/New or Full Moon, and then you would add up those points and the houses—“]<br />
Okay, that’s the Izra method. That however would not make it the ruler of the 1 st ,<br />
which is the issue here because we’re talking about marriage here rather than the chart as<br />
a whole. Your Saturn doesn’t have any dignity but it doesn’t have any debility either. It’s<br />
main problem is being in the 12 th sign. This can be a source of difficulty. The good news<br />
is that Saturn is in sect by the chart and also by location, and that makes Saturn more<br />
benefic than it normally would be, and also there’s the Sun-Saturn sextile [wide orb of<br />
just over 5 degrees] so that makes the 12 th house placement of the Saturn a lot better. It<br />
does, however, suggest that there must be something 12 th house about a lot of what you<br />
do.<br />
[Bill: “<strong>Film</strong> music research basically”]<br />
Okay. So it’s a benign 12 th house. That means you do very well working by<br />
yourself doing research and staying out of the public eye.<br />
[Bill: “Well, half of my life. The other half I’m very much in the public eye being<br />
a mailman and socializing and so forth.”]<br />
That’s not what I mean by public eye. That’s more social than public.<br />
By the way, having Mars in detriment [Mars in Libra] is considerably improved<br />
by having that trine to Venus because that’s a reception, and Venus is not in trouble in the<br />
sign of Gemini. Basically what this means is that you use Venus to clear up some of the<br />
ill effects of the Mars.<br />
[Bill: “Good point.”]<br />
That’s how I’ve been telling people how to deal with receptions in general: the<br />
receiving planet can be used to heal or cure or mitigate any negative effects that would<br />
come from using the Mars by itself—which you shouldn’t do anyway because it’s in a<br />
grand trine. You should always use those three together. So it’s sort of like the<br />
sensitive/feeling/emotional/feminine aspect of you can be used to heal the negative<br />
consequences of having Mars in detriment. Its basic problem is that it’s not as decisive,<br />
sure, and certain as a Mars when it’s in dignity. Mars is also out of sect. In fact, according<br />
to the Greek criterion, it’s all the way out of sect because the Greeks liked Mars to be in a<br />
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