The angle they make between them is called a aspect
Here Sun and moon are 90° apart
They are making a square aspect,
and so on
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The angle they make between them is called a aspect
Here Sun and moon are 90° apart
They are making a square aspect,
and so on
The major aspects are
0° Conjuct
30° semisrxtile
45° semisquare
60° sextile
90° square
120° trine
180° opposite
Conj and Opposition are trend changing aspects
Mostly when Sun Moon are Conj(Amavasya/ New Moon next day) or at Opposition(Purnima/Full Moon) we see trend changes around this dates
See #sensex recently
It may not happen exactly on same +– 3 days is the range mostly
Similary sextile and semisextile are also considered positive
The hard aspect is Square 90° and is associated with bearishness
These things happen mostly
But it needs to be seen as trend change event rather then some hard rules
Mercury Venus Jupite are considered positive or bulls planets
Wheresas Sun Mars Saturn Rahu(North Node) are considered negative or bears planets
This happens mostly not always
So when some aspect is formed by these planets one should look for reversals
Earth completes one circle around the sun in 365 days or 12 months
This motion of 360° rotation is divided into 12 signs from Aries to Pisces each of 30°
So earth moves in 1 sign(rashi) for around 30 days
Mercury 88 days
Venus 225 days
Earth 365 days
Mars 1.88 years
Jupiter 11.88 years
Saturn 29.42 years
Uranus 83.75 years
Neptune 163.74 years
Pluto 245.33 years
Jupiter stays in one sign
for approximately 1 year
and Saturn for approximately 2.5 years
And Uranus for approximately 7 years
This is not constant because of elliptical nature of planets rotation around the sun
Hence approximately
Direct and Retrograde
The Energy of a planets gets amplified during #Retrograde motion
Sun > Leo
Moon > Cancer
Mercury > Gemini & Virgo
Venus > Taurus & Libra
Mars > Aries & Scorpio
Jupiter > Sagittarius
Saturn > Capirorn
Uranus >Aquarius
Neptune > Piscea
Pluto >Scorpio
1 Aries Fire(1️⃣) Cardinal
2 Taurus Earth(2️⃣) Fixed
3 Gemini Air(3️⃣) Mutable
4 Cancer Water(4️⃣) C
5 Leo 1️⃣ F
6 Virgo 2️⃣ M
7 Libra 3️⃣ C
8 Scorpio 4️⃣ F
9 Sagittarius 1️⃣ M
10 Capricorn 2️⃣ C
11 Aquarius 3️⃣ F
12 Pisces 4️⃣ M
A sign is of 30°
So it is strong at 15° in a sign(rashi)
And If a planet is exalted then the strength triples whether positive or neither of the planet
And if planet is debliated then the strength reduces by half
Sun is exalted @ 19° of Aries
Moon 3° Taurus
Mercury 15° Virgo
Venus 27° Pisces
Mars 28° Capricorn
Jupiter 15° Cancer
Saturn 25° Libra
i.e. 180° apart
These calculations may very from person to person by some degrees
But are always in those signs only
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The nodes and their misconceptions #Astrologyfacts
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North Node (Rahu)
True Node
Mean Node
South Node (Ketu)
https://t.co/J0sYqC6aJG
SUN Conjunctions
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Combustion within 8\xb0
Cazimi with8n 0\xb017'
Exact conj 0\xb0
And trading them https://t.co/1ycWH5AeiF
A thread on #planets and their associated Traits And sectors
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Lets understand the zodiac signs#financialastrology
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Lets understand different #astrological zodiac calculations
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1. Sidereal
2. Tropical
3. Constelational zodiac
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