posted July 24, 2001 04:05 PM         

I am still learning, but was curious how to go about tracking this from month to month.

here is my chart (feb 28,1977- 10:30 a.m.), any help would be much appriciated:

Sun 09-59 Pis house 10
Moon 08-24 Can House 2
Mer 27-12 Aqu House 10
Ven 20-16 Air House 11
Mar 14-52 Aqu House 9
Jup 24-18 Tau House 12
Sat 11-27 Leo House 3
Ura 16-03 Sco House 6
Nep 16-03 Sag House 7
Plu 13-40 Lib House 5
Asc 11-09 Gem House 1

If anything jumps out at you, I 'd be happy to hear it. I know very little, still.

Also, is there a way to find a good astrologer in Chicago?

posted July 25, 2001 05:51 AM         

Can I have your place of birth

posted July 25, 2001 05:43 PM         

Thank you for your help...

posted July 26, 2001 08:48 PM         

I believe that the formula Linda writes about is an amazing tool to aid conception. If you wish I can email Lindy to see if she can lend her wisdom here.

posted July 27, 2001 10:21 AM         

My email is jg228@hotmail.com

Thank you again for all of your help. Everyone has been so kind.

posted July 28, 2001 11:57 PM         

She's writing an astrology book.

posted July 29, 2001 08:38 AM         

Thank you for inviting me to the Knowflakes site. My best wishes for the new arrival - who must be due any day now?

Thank you for your kind words Randall – how ever did you find my new website? It was only launched last week.

I was also intrigued when I read Linda’s instructions in Love signs and over the years they have proved to be completely correct. When the Sun and Moon come to be exactly the same distance apart as they were at the time of your birth, this is the only time that conception is possible each month. This day will vary each month, and has absolutely no relevance to a menstrual cycle (which any doctor can confirm). The Moon moves so quickly there is only a 2 hour doorway of opportunity each month – and women are far more intuitive to this inner clock that they perhaps realize.

To answer your question Pisces 28, this conception window does not occur when the Sun and Moon are in the same position as they were at the time of your birth, (as the Sun will only reach that position once a year) but more precisely when they reach the same distance apart. It is simply a process of counting the degrees between your natal Sun and Moon. If your time of birth is correct - it is 118 degrees. Each month when the Sun and Moon come to be 118 degrees apart - and you can calculate this through an ephemeris - this will be your fertile time frame.

What seems to complicate this theory however, is that Linda did not leave instructions regarding the fact that the Sun and Moon actually come to be 118 degrees apart TWICE during each month, as the Moon draws closer and then pulls away from the Sun mathematically. This occurred on the 11th July, and this is the very issue that perplexed Lyndel and I for many years.

As we did not have the opportunity to discuss this with Linda in person I began to work on many case studies, and without exception those years of study cases all indicate that if the Sun precedes the Moon in the birth chart when calculating the shortest distance, then it must also in the astrobiology calculations.

In your case, the Sun does precede the Moon and they will arrive at a distance of 118 degrees apart TODAY (Sunday).

posted July 29, 2001 04:18 PM         

Randall, thanks for finding her site!

Lyndell, just when IS that baby due?

posted July 29, 2001 10:31 PM         

Last - about the 26th of September I think (a darling Libra)! if its early that means three children with a Virgo sun plus me- help!

posted September 08, 2001 01:58 AM         

The book you need is called the "Ephemeris"
- the current one that I use is the "American Ephemeris for the 21st Century" by Neil F. Michelsen This will give you all planetary information on a day to day basis