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are called the constant total changes which do not vanish or
transform because if they do transform, the images of these
things will all be impaired since they are the constant total.
As a result of what we have explained, all situations of
things from their beginning to their end are similar to the
situations of the D as they are determined by its relationship to
the O. This accidental cause, which not only belongs to forms
but to all planets as well as to all complex bodies, is from the
stars and in particular from the "$ as well as from the planets in
general. Those ensuing tragedies are the result of the eclipse of
the D and planets.
These things accept from the O, the T> and planets constant
change. Thus, they accept lightness for themselves from right
situations and wrongs from wrong situations. The eclipse of the
O and the D is an accidental event which is similar to abnormal
complex bodies. No one believes that the O and the 1) have any
mischief in themselves, neither accidental nor intrinsic. What we
mean by calling these tragedies celestial is that the reason for
their occurrence and the occurrence of all other tragedies that
affect animals, plants, other complex bodies and other four
elements is the eclipse of the D and planets.
Going back to our subject, we say that it is a necessity to look
into the position of the T> for every action. It is the most useful
thing in knowing the outlook and the true information and the
best indicator of what is happening in the world of being and
corruption. It is the most specialized, among all other things, in
its management. Its safety from an-nuhus (the start of
misfortune) and its distant position from the burning way
should be considered when starting an action desiring a good
outcome and complete usefulness. The duration and soundness
of this action will depend on the speed of the movement and
what its indications are. However, if it was in contact with annuhus
and declining to the south, or if it is in at the end of the
constellations or in their first degree but did not complete it,
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