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Topic: Dude! Can a Grand Sextile invalve your AC & DC and still be called a Grand Sextile?!
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Salisa
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posted December 25, 2005 12:06 AM
 
Dude! Can a Grand Sextile involve your AC & DC and still be called a Grand Sextile?  If so than I think I have one in my birth chart. If you want to look at my chart to see if its there this is my information:
for Salisa (female)
born on 11 June 1985 local time 11:55 am
in Fairfield, CA (US) U.T. 18:55
122w02, 38n15 sid. time 04:07:05
Thank you lots  ------------------
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Salisa
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posted December 25, 2005 12:19 AM
I've been trying to find more on the subjuct some people say AC and DC do count some say they do not, and I don't know what to think. ------------------
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wilsontc
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posted December 25, 2005 12:54 PM
Salisa,Different astrologers will say different things. Personally, I always count the points (Ascendant, Descendant, nodes etc.) when looking for aspect patterns. So you DO have a Grand Sextile in your chart (in my opinion!  ). Aspectationally, Tim ------------------
For information on basic astrological chart interpretation see:
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Salisa
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posted December 29, 2005 07:33 AM
If you considered all the people with the Grand Sextiles invalving there AC and or DC it would be consider more of an average aspect pattern?IP: Logged |
pinkfairy
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posted December 29, 2005 09:42 AM
maybe
a
touch too
much
sex on
the tiles?of course
AC/DC
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wilsontc
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posted December 29, 2005 09:55 AM
Salisa,Even including the points in the chart, the Grand Sextile is pretty rare. Those who have it have the ability to use ALL their chart energy (instead of simply focusing in one area or another of their chart, as most people do). The challenge is that there is no natural "focus" to these people's energies and so they can become scattered (since they can do anything they set their mind to do, they may want to try to do EVERYTHING!). Use your energy wisely! And welcome back to the list!  Grandly, Tim ------------------
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beebuddy
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posted December 29, 2005 01:03 PM
Tim,What is the name for those points? Luminaries are the actual heavnely bodies right? So the points are just called points? IP: Logged |
Lauren
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posted December 30, 2005 02:17 AM
Tim, would you still take into consideration a Grand Sextile if one of the points is Ceres and one is the ASC/Pallas.. the rest are planetsThank you! IP: Logged |
wilsontc
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posted December 30, 2005 12:06 PM
beebuddy,What I am calling "points" are the Ascendant, Nadir, Descendant, Midheaven, South node, and North node. I call these points because they are calculated "points" on a chart and are different from planets, which are actual physical objects in a chart. Luminaries are the two planets which "light up" the sky: Sun and Moon. Explaining, Tim IP: Logged |
wilsontc
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posted December 30, 2005 12:09 PM
Lauren,My attitude towards asteroids is: if you add enough of them to a chart you can get ANY aspect pattern you want! So I avoid all asteroids in interpretations. This is NOT to say that other astrologers would not include asteroids: many do. But for me...less is more! And, as explained to Beebuddy, "points" (as I use the term) are NOT actual physical bodies (such as planets or asteroids). Keeping it simple, Tim IP: Logged |
Lauren
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posted December 30, 2005 06:22 PM
Hi Tim, you mentioned Nadir. My Ceres is on Nadir.. Nadir is the 4th house cusp right? I think astro.com calls it IC. It's kinda interesting, because I have Vesta on MC.. Pallas on ASC..and Ceres on Nadir lolSo if I count the ASC and Nadir, instead of ASC and Ceres, I'm getting the same aspect. astro.com doesn't count IC aspects though, so I always thought those aspects wouldn't be too important. Thanks for clearing that up! IP: Logged | |
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