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Oxychick
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posted November 02, 2002 08:50 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I thought I remembered reading soemwhere that planets in the 12th and 1st houses usually indicate a "deeper" sort of person (I don't remember the words uses, but something to that effect). I don't have any planets in those houses. In fact, i don't have any planets in the 1st, 2nd, 8th, 11th, 12th houses. (my venus is on the cusp of the 7th /8th houses, technically at the end of the 7th). I guess what I'm wodnering is, what does the layout of the planets in a chart tell you about the individual? I would post my chart, but astro.com is temporarily down and I have no idea how to include images saved on my computer and blah blah blah...run on sentences...I actually asked this question in another forum, but never got a reply.


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Donna
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posted November 02, 2002 11:18 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi Oxychick,

Marc Edmund Jones developed a series of chart patterns which he called focal determinators. Jones classified these patterns, which are basically geometric forms, into seven types which can easily be recognized. Astrologer Robert Carl Jansky added an eighth type and also renamed some of the patterns.

The Splash Pattern – All 10 planets well divided around the wheel.

The Bowl Pattern – All 10 planets lie to one side and occupy only half the chart.

The Bucket Pattern – 9 planets form a bowl while the 10th, a singleton, looks like a handle.
The See-Saw Pattern - Two groups of planets oppose each other.

The Locomotive Pattern – All 10 planets occupy 2/3 of the chart, leaving 1/3 empty.

The Bundle Pattern – All 10 planets are bundled in 1/3 of the chart, leaving 2/3 open.
The Fan Pattern – 9 planets are concentrated into 1/3 of the chart, the 10th stands by itself. Sometimes called WheelBarrow, if there is more than 1 planet placed in the same way as a bucket handle.

The Splay Pattern – Three distinct points of the chart are occupied, leaving the rest empty.

Looking at your chart, it is almost like a bucket with a 3 planet handle. If Chiron is added, which falls in your 11th house, then it takes on the look of a lopsided seasaw.

Here are some links where you can see the graphics of the chart patterns.

http://www.sabian.org/SabianQ&A.htm

scroll down to question #2. By the way, this is the astrologer who developed this system. He also made the Sabian symbols.

http://www.kenaz.com/notes/111798_Discussion.htm

scroll down to chart patterns

http://members.tripod.com/celestteal/tutorial2.htm


scroll down to chart pattern types

I hope this is what you were asking, as it is about the layout of the planets around the wheel. If I misunderstood, I do apologise. Also, there is deep insight revealed by the patterns. I think one of the links I gave goes into the meanings.

Donna

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Oxychick
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posted November 03, 2002 08:59 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Yes, Donna, you answered my question perfectly!

Thank you! Those links are very helpful.


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