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shop22much
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posted December 14, 2005 06:35 AM
  
is Scorpio 02°41'26 and Pisces 15°38'30 a trine? i know scorpio and pisces trine naturally but i mean by degrees, is it a trine? is there some kind of calculator i can use to find out?
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Neptune's Muse
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posted December 14, 2005 07:47 AM
Hello shop22much  They are trine by signs like you said, but the trine is 120 degrees, if you want to widen the orb, they will be trine by missing 13 degrees, which is pretty much a wide orb. Some astrologers use wide orbs like that for aspects involving outer planets, but for the inner planets, the tighter orbs are much preferred. No calculator needed, just ASTRO.COM and click on the pdf chart when you do a synastry chart using EXTENDED CHARTS/OPTIONS showing the aspects between these two.  IP: Logged |
Rev. Alice
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posted December 14, 2005 08:54 AM
A trine is 120 degrees, +/- up to 8 degrees.
Sometimes this can be extended to 10 degrees if the aspect includes the Sun, Moon, or Ascendant.This rule holds for the major aspects: Conjunction, Opposition, Trine, Sextile and Square. ------------------
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Rev. Alice
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lalalinda
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posted December 14, 2005 01:47 PM
that falls under a minor aspect of 135 degrees which is similar to a semi-squareshows friction IP: Logged |
Rev. Alice
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posted December 15, 2005 09:15 AM
135 degree sesquiquadrate: the two planets will not cooperate with each other.This is taken from "Dynamics of Astrology", a mode and aspect book designed to teach you to "think" astrology. Contact me for more information on the book. ------------------
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