posted December 18, 2008 02:22 PM         

just a thought cause i need some structure andthings to be thoroughly developped to get them, and most of the time, the things you say are embedded in the middle of a post talking about something else. i'd like to focus only on that if you see what i mean.

posted December 18, 2008 04:25 PM         

I will find more people with Sedna-personal planet/point(Midheaven,Ascendant,Sun,Moon,Mercury,
Venus,Mars)aspects within 1 degree. Ptolemaic aspects only.

I can make it a 1 week project.
I will probably end up getting half of it done in the weekend. I tend to get a bit obsessed and hyperfocus when I am doing a certain project. hahahaha

I am trying to come up with a new system of Astrology.

what I have decided is that I can use the orbs that Robert Hand recommended in his book,HOROSCOPE SYMBOLS.

5 degrees for conjunction,opposition,trine,square
3 degrees for sextile
1 1/2 degrees for quincunx,semisextile,sesquiquadrate,semisquare,
biquintile,quintile
1/2 degree
1 degree for all 22.5 series not covered
1 degree for the 7th,9th,10th,11th harmonic aspects

use only direct midpoints(conjunction,opposition) with 1 degree orb

use only direct midpoint-midpoint(conjunction,opposition with 1/2 degree) - this is mainly Uranian Astrology stuff

I am not going to list any 7th harmonic,9th harmonic,nor 10th harmonics unless they are involved in aspect patterns. I believe that the 7th,9th,10th,11th harmonic aspects aren't that strong,and they wouldn't be significant unless they are part of harmonic aspect pattern.

I am also going to use Right Ascension (equatorial longitude coordinates) too. The astronomers use them along with the declinations(equatorial latitude coordinates) to locate celestial objects. I don't see why astrologers do the same thing. This astrologer will. Some aspects will be wider,some aspects will be narrower. New aspects will appear. Pluto,Sedna,Eris,and other Kuiper Belt objects tend to have big differences because of their highly eccentric orbits.

but yeah...I am trying come up with a 3D,geometrical,harmonic based Astrology.

but yeah...I will work on the Sedna project.
It's mythology seems to be pointing to being Neptune-like,but even more otherworldly to the point of being remote because it's the most distant object from our Sun when at aphelion (the most distant point of the orbit from the Sun). The name was given because of its great distance and frigid temperature compared to the other objects in the solar system. They took the orbit into account when they named the object after an Inuit Sea Goddess living in the depths of the frigid Arctic Ocean.

Raymond

posted December 18, 2008 06:37 PM         

i'm conversant with astrology but i have apparently missed too many lessons. i'll have some catch up to do with harmonics especially.

i would like to know the reasons behind your choices. i think you bring a very interesting and fresh perspective and i'm looking forward to see you bring up your views.