Solunars

We're on version 16 of SMA now, so it makes sense the old versions wouldn't download.

Go here: viewtopic.php?f=47&t=2779#p20527
It's the post that's pinned at the top of that section of the site.

I recently had an SSR with the MC at 18 Sag 32 and Saturn at 19 Sag 08. I planned to leave the area to mitigate the effect. Turned out I wasn't able to due to circumstances beyond my control, so I planned to take a short trip about 200 miles away and stay overnight, but my car was suddenly unable to...

Solar Arcs... you don't need to go that far to find what changed. Transiting Jupiter has just come into partile sextile of your natal Mercury - 54'. Juptiter is moving at the rate of 6'44" a day, so the next 17 days should be pretty good. T Jupiter is also conjunct N Mars (33') so don't spend all th...

Oh, and we use Polaris because it's the closest star right now to the pole and the pole has no zodiacial coordinates because it's the center of the circle and the centers of circles have no coordinates derived from that circle. Take a compass to the North Pole and it just spins.

Steve, have you ever played with a gyroscope? They resist being turned, preferring to remain upright while spinning. BUT, as they slow down, the axis around which they spin wobbles. The earth is a giant gyroscope (sorta, but let's not quibble) which is kept spinning by the same forces that keep gyro...

Steve, longitude is measured around the rim of a circle. The pole is a point at the center of the circle. There is no longitude in the center because you can't measure around a point. It has no width, length nor height.

You know I'm a Goldwater Republican, right?

Warren is also a NH "neighbor" and should also make a strong showing there. I'd expect Warren, Sanders, Biden, but the top two might switch.

I agree. I don't think we know what question this chart is answering. But I think it's not directly answering the obvious question, which is "who wins the election?". (And I do think Trump + war = martial law, which means he'd suspend the election, but I don't know if that's what this chart might be...

But the "blow away everything we've seen before" may not be just who wins: It might be something else. ... We know the answer: It is that the inconceivably unlikely will happen. What we don't know is which question to ask. The reports today are the missiles that hit the Saudi Arabian oil refineries...

It'd be just as unexpected/shocking if Trump won reelection. Even more so if he "won" which he will try.

I'm still deleting Russian porn.

We'll start seeing the Democratic field narrowing after February 3, 2020, when the Iowa caucuses will be held. Till then the field should and I hope will, stay large and wide despite the media jumping up and down about how many are running. BTW, anybody noticed Fox News hiring Democrats as pundits? ...

Your post is fine. It's your subject line that sounds like a Russian porn bot. Yeah, watch your languages.

Beanies+Bad habits wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2019 9:31 pm

May 24, 11:51pm, 2001, San Francisco CA.

Year?

BTW, your subject line sounds like a Russian bot. I noticed it was you before I deleted you and all your works.

I think you also went through this but with Pluto instead of Saturn a couple-three years ago. So it feels really familiar, but you're feeling more restricted by it because it's Saturn, not Pluto.

He insists he's a Democratic Socialist, which I think should disqualify him from becoming the Democratic nominee. But I'd still vote for him over Trump. I'll vote my choice in the primary.

Yes, it's a shame whoever it is won't be able to move forward right away, but fixing things that got broke is not wasting time. If Bernie was elected, he wouldn't be a Democratic president, would he? I mean he says he's a Democratic Socialist, right? Not the same thing. But as long as he gets rid of...

I agree with all of that except if Trump is not president during the 2020 election cycle, Pence will almost certainly be (otherwise it will be Mrs. Pelosi, who probably wouldn't be reelected, and who, I think, would not run). So whoever is President in this coming cycle, there is no priority greater...

Whichwitch wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2019 3:41 am

I’m attaching my natal chart.

I deleted it. It was too small to be readable.
Most of us prefer to draw charts our own way anyway, and the money to store even small charts adds up fast. The only ones we keep are the ones Jim posts as part of his research, and he pays for the storage.

September 10, 2019, 11:28 p.m., Sioux Falls, SD One, possibly two, unusual tornados touched down, damaging and collapsing both homes and businesses. The local hospital was severely damaged. The roads were closed till just a few minutes ago (just before Noon) because of the debris and power lines dow...

It's not January though.

This will be a good time to observe how the orbs Jim recommends drop off so quickly.

It always helps me to know when the end is likely to come. I find that by seeing how much of the orb is left, and dividing that by the speed to come up with an approximate date the transit will be over. Transiting Mars to N Sun is just past partile, and is moving about 38' a day, so about 2 days per...

Add another layer, but if you don't bother with them, you won't miss much, or really anything.

You're thinking in concrete "thingish" nouns. Planets are verbs. Pluto is separating. Singling out. Hey, go here . Download (don't try to read it on that site) the booklet. It's called Taking the Kid Gloves off Astrology and it's by Garth Allen (aka Donald Bradley.) His keyword for Pluto is "genesis...