Astrology's Mirror: Full-Phase Aspects 1 - Matrix Software

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Astrology’s Mirror: Full-Phase Aspectsany two bodies into as many phases or parts as we wish,but we will always want to know if the faster movingplanet is in a waxing phase or a waning phase to theother, as in: is the angular separation between the twobodies progressing to the opposition (the equivalent ofthe Full Moon in the solunar cycle) or is it progressingback toward the conjunction (the equivalent of the NewMoon in the solunar cycle). In the first case, the angle iswaxing, and in the second, waning. That is what weneed to know.Looking at the chart, it is not difficult to examine any pairof planets and decide which is the faster moving planet,and which is the slower moving planet. And, by "faster"or "slower," I don't mean is it faster or slower on a givenday. A fast moving planet like Mercury might beretrograde on a given day or stationary, meaning itappears to not move at all. What we mean here is"faster" or "slower" in the traditional sense of the speedof the planets. Here is the list, from fast to slow:Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. That is the order, in termsof speed, to use, not whether at any given moment it isstationary and not moving, or even moving backward.28
Astrology’s Mirror: Full-Phase AspectsThe Open-WheelI find it most helpful to view the planets in what is calledthe "Open Wheel," the chart wheel of 360 degrees,where each degree is given equal space. In that way,we can better see the various arcs or angularseparation separating any two planets or bodies.However, it can be tedious looking at each planet pairand having to remember which is the faster and whichthe slower, because only that will tell us if the aspect iswaxing or waning, and therefore which phase theplanets are in one to the other.To make this easier for myself, I made a very simpleprogram that does this for me, and lets me look at anyplanet, one at a time, in relation to the rest of theplanets. I simply place the planet I am interested in atthe top of a 360-degree wheel and place the otherplanets around the wheel, in their various angular29
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