The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
(2) Where the celestial matter is concentrated along
these planes, in these directions, and at these
inclinations or angles is of the utmost importance
regardless of any distance considerations.
(3) The fact that the galactic and supergalactic planes
are at about right-angles (84°) to one another has yet
to be appreciated by the average astrologer. This
intersection should be studied and understood. One
node falls on the Pleiades star cluster at 29 degrees
of tropical zodiac sign Taurus.
(4) The centers of these two massive systems
(galactic and supergalactic) are at about right-angles
to one another along the ecliptic and near the cardinal
points of the tropical zodiac.
(5) The closer center of the galaxy possesses more
"attraction" upon our self than the more expansive
and inclusive supergalactic center and plane. See the
section on “Cycles, Circles, and Circulation”
elsewhere in this book.
(6) The traditional tropical sun-sign interpretations
take on increased meaning in terms of their alignment
to either the axis of the galaxy versus the
supergalaxy.
(7) I suggest that the galactic axis (Sagittarius-
Capricorn and Gemini/Cancer) may be associated
with the more aggressive nature of the Western
Judeo-Christian religion (as a type), while the
supergalactic axis (Virgo/Libra and Pisces/Aries) may
be associated with some of the Eastern religions, in
particular Buddhism.
These centers are in harmony or resonance with the
type of religion mentioned and these religions act out
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