posted February 14, 2008 07:31 AM              

Are you certain that you have the correct spelling?

Here is a very complete list of all bodies beginning with the letter P in order to refer to.

As you've no doubt already discovered that 1994 represents the asteroid named "Shane" and reversing the TA to the beginning just turns up your Aries point, LOL!

Here is a list of searchable Centaurs:

2060 Chiron

5145 Pholus

7066 Nessus

8405 Asbolus

10199 Chariklo

10370 Hylonome

31824 Elatus

32532 Thereus

42355 Typhon

49036 Pelion

52975 Cyllarus

54598 Bienor

55576 Amycus

83982 Crantor

90377 Sedna

posted February 14, 2008 07:56 AM              

It seems that your Centaur has not yet been officially named
-nor added to a searchable data base, it's hanging out in this list of other Centaurs like it:

1994 TA
1996 AR20
1996 AS20
1996 RX33
1999 HD12
1999 JV127
1999 XX143
2000 CO104
2000 FZ53
2000 GM137
2000 SN331
2001 BL41
2001 KF77
2001 SQ73
2001 XA255
2001 XZ255
2002 CA249
2002 DH5
2002 FY36
2002 GZ32
2002 KY14
2002 PQ152
2002 QX47
2002 TK301
2002 VR130
2002 VG131
2003 CO1
2003 KQ20
2003 LH7
2003 QC112
2003 QD112
2003 QP112
2003 UW292
2003 UY292
2003 WL7
2004 XQ190
2005 RL43
2005 TH173
2005 TN53
2005 UJ438
2006 AA99

*Pylenor is the name that will most likely be given to Centaur 1994 TA
-but it has not yet been officially named.
Learn More Here.

And here are two of the glyphs being considered for it:
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If you are interested in searching this further, A Complete Pylenor ephemeris for every ten days for the years 1900-2050. In a printed version is available for $15.00, or it can be ordered by e-mail, sent directly to your computer, for only $5.00.
This can be found a Zane's Site, here's the direct link

(Or)

There are some people here that already own this ephemeris and would most likely take a peek for you if you asked real nice and humble like. Clickity-click, LOL!

posted February 14, 2008 02:15 PM              

Thank you very much for your help, It's very kind of you but still, I haven't understand yet. For example I would like to find where is Pylenor in my chart, I need a number to put in the the bottom-left-box in Astro.com as I do for many other Centaurs such as Asbolus, Chakrilos, Huya...I can find all those in Asteroid list, but I coudn't find Pylenor.

for example, How can they found Pylenor in this chart of a Guru:
Uranus = 0,24 Pis Pylenor = 13,45 Lib
Venus = 0,34 Ari Mars = 13,47 Aqu
Ascend = 1,03 Aqu Thereus = 13,47 Can ......

More in here:
EL61/Sun conj: Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. http://www.astrogeodata.it/id313.htm

posted February 14, 2008 03:03 PM              

It does not exist in the swiss ephemeris nor any others YET! astro.com works off the swiss ephemeris system.

This is why people are selling individual ephemeris's like the one mentioned above.

You ask: "For example, How can they found Pylenor in this chart of a Guru:"

My answer: They spent the $5

An ephemeris is an essential tool for any serious astrologer and well worth the money.

Do you know how to use an ephemeris?

Have you ever actually done a astrological chart yourself (meaning by hand) or have you only learned to pump your info into a computer... ?

Yikes!

---------------
Ok, don't answer those questions...
Wipe what I just posted and read from here:

Download this FREE program [4.8 MB]
CLICK HERE

Go into the downloaded file and copy this file: riyal32.fon, then paste it into your "Windows System Font Directory"

You must do this prior to running the above program or it will not work (show charts, graphics, etc.)

Then go back to the downloaded program files and open this one:
readme.html

Follow the directions within it to learn how to use your new software (program) correctly.

Then use this program it has a secret centaurs file in it.

The ephemerides cover the period 4700 BC to 8000 AD for the principal planets, -3000 to +3000 for Pluto, 1 B.C. to 2103 for the main centaurs and transneptunians, and 1701-2018 for the other centaurs, asteroids, and trans-neptunians.

Ephemeris for your desired centaur dates are February 5, 1701 to September 10, 2018. So the chart you intend to calculate must be within these dates to acquire the desired information.

Enjoy!

(Mercury Retro, ROCK ON! -what else ya' got?)

posted February 14, 2008 03:55 PM              

Again, big thanks to you. I am telling you this and you will laugh loudly at me...I learn Astrology only by Internet, no school, no teachers, no friends...I've been learning for 1 year only. I learn seriously every day..., but I still don't know how to do Transit !!! So far, I just know daily transit only by using Astro.com, then choosing option TRANSIT.
There was Once, I went to meet a French Astrologer here in Paris, and had a lesson with him how to do transit, but he just show me on computer..click, click here and there..., he used old-French traditional Astrology system, then, the chart came out very strange: some planets move to the other house, Mars switches place with Venus, Moon changed sign...He said that nearly all French astrologers used the same system, then I desperately gave up. I hope when I return to London, I will go to Astrology school, or at least have a private lessons with a good Astrologer.

So, for now, How can I learn about Transit via Internet ? or paying for a course via E-mail ? As soon as I know how to do Transit, I will pay for ephemeris.
It seems as if I just came out from a forest ?? ..Hope you and friends wouldn't mind my ignorance.

posted February 14, 2008 06:10 PM              

There is SOoooooooooo much depth and beauty to each individual chart if only people would take the time to explore it peice by peice then put the whole together.

Kinda like buying a puzzle already done for you and framed and every 100th person you meet has the same thing framed on their wall...

It's just not the same as exploring it yourself, seeing how the pieces fit, and creating an original masterpiece that none has seen ever before assembled. Then you get to choose the unique frame in which to set it in

Here is an area that shares transit lessons online for free:
Click Here

There are bound to be 100's more to be found simply by typing into a google searchbox something like [Astrology Transit Lessons].
I would personally save your money and explore about a bit to find FREE lessons.

Your local Library is likely to have books that you can borrow too...

My favorite site to recommend for new astrologers to learn
is here just click this link.
Then, at the bottom of the page you arrive at, begin by clicking on "step 1"
this will give you very astute lessons on basic astrology and prepare
you well with the many astrology tools
necessary to understand your charts.
These lessons are graciously provided Free of charge by Tim Wilson

There is also a Free ongoing astrology course here at this very site!
In order to participate you must however aquire a password from
Randall webmaster@linda-goodman.com <-Just Click here
to request one, then after receiving it,Click here to enter this area of Linda Land.
(Tim Wilson moderates this area)