posted August 03, 2008 06:56 AM         

which states:

The Four Cardinal points of the chart (AC, DC, IC, MC) are high energy areas both in the context of the Dynamic Energy Curve (*3) and Age Progression. There is a huge surge of energy at each of these points, like a thrust or push out into the environment and outside world. This is reflected by a corresponding, but smaller, surge of energy around each of the House cusps.

This energy peaks at the cusps, especially the Four Cardinal Points, but falls off and is at its lowest two-thirds of the way through each House. We call this point in each House the Low Point. If a planet is placed on or near a Low Point, it may experience difficulties and challenges in being recognized out in the world.

When the Age Point transits a Low Point, the individual is likely to find it hard to muster the energy and drive to participate in the affairs of the House that that Low Point is in. Attention and interest will be focused inwardly and a period of introspection and inner reflection is likely to be important at this time.

A good analogy for this process is mountain climbing (if you don’t climb hills or mountains, remember what it’s like walking up a long flight of stairs!)

The peak of the mountain (the cusp) is a place of achievement, high energy output and high profile recognition; the valley you stand in (the Low Point) looking up towards the peak of the mountain you are going to climb, is a place of gathering your resources, planning your strategy and route, biding your time and connecting with your innermost aspirations.

When the Age Point transits the Low Point in each House, this is a time of reconnecting with the circle in the centre of the chart, the meeting place of our personal and transpersonal self. Huber astrologers often find that clients will seek help and clarification of their life journey when the Age Point transits a Low Point.

What impact has someone’s planet/asteroid had on your AC/DC axis?

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