posted August 29, 2007 03:12 AM              

this has really peaked my intrest and I've been trying to find out as much as I can about it but have come up with very little other than its definition.
Does any have any information on this?

posted August 31, 2007 12:30 AM              

h13 Osculating Lunar Apogee ("True" Lilith / Black Moon)
h21 Interpolated Lunar Apogee (Lilith), also called 'Natural Apogee'

I did however find it's glyph listed in "Virtual Points" at astrologyweekly.com
here it is

Have you peeked through these?

Asteroid name/number list with 13889 names

Hypothetical planets

I've found Black #11207

Hope that this is of some assistance?

Sendin' love your way,
"your friend in spirit"

Edited to add:
true solar longitude (using the longitude of the solar apogee, which today we call aphelion)

The Earth is closest to the Sun in early January and farthest in early July. The relation between perihelion, aphelion and the Earth's seasons changes over a 21,000 year cycle. This anomalistic precession contributes to periodic climate change (see Milankovitch cycles).

The day and hour of these events for the next few years are:

posted October 13, 2014 08:52 AM            

Dionysus, also named the Black Sun, is the balance point of the Sun. It represents the unconscious part, the black hole, the area not yet awakened to Knowledge. It is seldom used and often contested… probably quite rightly. Its yearly motion is only of 1 degree and 52 minutes. Therefore, it is collective by nature. At the end of 2003, it was located at 13° Cancer. The place where it is posited in the natal chart indicates the field in which the individual significantly meets with communities.