posted April 08, 2008 01:24 PM
I disagree with the quincunx being major aspect. They are not Ptolemaic aspects,and those are what referred to as major aspects.also if you use quincunx as a major aspect,then why not the semisextile? If a planet is quincunx an angle,it's semisextile the opposite angle.
If you look at 4-5 degree quincunx in the 12th harmonic chart,the planets/points would not be close to being in conjunction.
for instance.
I have Moon quincunx Pluto with 2'19 orb.
If I look at it in 12th harmonic chart, the planets are in separation of 27'57. That's no way near a conjunction.
I feel that I can relate to having a Moon-Pluto aspect, but I have Moon sesquiquadrate Sun/Pluto - '06 any way.
I do believe that the 5th,7th,and 9th harmonic aspects are valid. I don't put much emphasis on them unless they have either tight orb or part of an aspect configuration....especially if it has a corresponding midpoint picture.
also primary 9th harmonic is 40 degrees.
I definitely wouldn't use 2 degree orb for 7th harmonic aspects. I use 1 degree orb for them. I don't like using more than 1 degree orb for 5th harmonic aspects.
I have Sun biquintile Midheaven - '06
I have Mercury biquintile Eris - '06
btw...I don't see minor aspects as minor. They just require smaller orbs. Robert Hand said that in his book,HOROSCOPE SYMBOLS too.
semisquare and sesquiquadrate can be significant aspects if they are within half a degree orb. Cosmobiologists,Uranian Astrologers see them as more important than trine and sextile.
It really depends on the system.
I am considering using orbs in proportion to the harmonic.
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