posted August 15, 2008 02:36 AM         

For "lunar returns," I keep finding something like this as a definition:

"A chart calculated for the exact time of the Sun's return to its natal position will result in an accurate map of the year to come. A Lunar Return is calculated the same way, except it is the return of the Moon to the exact degree and minute that it held in the natal horoscope and this chart is predictive of the four weeks to follow."

This seems to be all the explanation available. But my question is, the exact degree and minute in relation to the zodiac or to the sun? That is, for example, every full moon (if full when born) or every time the moon is in Taurus (if that's where it was when you were born)?

posted August 15, 2008 09:10 AM         

for instance.....my Moon is in 3'11 Pisces......so when transiting Moon is in 3'11 Pisces,I am having my lunar return. That would be transiting Moon conjunct natal Moon exact.

the chart is made for the lunar return that works as a 28 1/2 day forecast

I have John Townley's LUNAR RETURN book too. I also have a lunar return extension program for my Kepler software.