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Topic: How do you find your rising STAR?
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Xena
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posted March 08, 2009 10:28 AM
How do you find your rising STAR, and what does it mean? For example, the rising STAR of the Iranian President is Spica. Is it just classed as the brightest star of the rising constellation? IP: Logged |
Peri
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posted March 08, 2009 10:50 AM
rising star means fixed star on ASC IP: Logged |
milyi
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posted March 08, 2009 11:47 AM
How is the rising star important?IP: Logged |
amowls
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posted March 08, 2009 02:01 PM
You look at your ASC degree and go to a fixed star list and find one conj that degree (usually fixed stars are listed by zodiac order so it shouldn't be too hard).IP: Logged |
Xena
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posted March 09, 2009 02:09 PM
O-kay...I found this link, which shows you how to calculate your fixed star (at midheaven at time of your birth)
http://www.pathguy.com/whatstar.htm I had to laugh when my dad's interpretation came up as "prudent" and my ex-bf's came up as "has a good work ethic"!! love, Xena IP: Logged |
LadyNeptune
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posted March 09, 2009 08:00 PM
This is mine.Sador (Gamma Cygnus)
2 degrees from midheaven.
This very luminous white star, surrounded by a nebula, represents the Swan's breast. Famous stars within 5 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Sador (Gamma Cygnus) Famous stars within 10 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Deneb Adige (Alpha Cygnus)
Sador (Gamma Cygnus)
Gienah in Cygnus (Epsilon Cygnus) I love it! IP: Logged |
MyVirgoMask
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posted March 09, 2009 08:14 PM
Okay, dumb question, but how do I know if I was born during daylight savings time? I was born in 1973.
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Lara
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posted March 09, 2009 08:16 PM
Mine is:Arrakis (Mu Draco)
7 degrees from midheaven.
This double, both yellow-white main-sequence stars, in the Dragon's nose is said to help people be at once serious and artistic. No star on the traditional list is within 5 degrees of midheaven. Famous stars within 10 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Alwaid (Rastaban) (Beta Draco)
Arrakis (Mu Draco)
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MyVirgoMask
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posted March 09, 2009 08:25 PM
EDIT: I'm a moron.IP: Logged |
MyVirgoMask
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posted March 09, 2009 08:32 PM
Atik (Omicron Perseus)
2 degrees from midheaven.
This star, a binary with a blue giant and a blue main-sequence star, in the shoulder of Perseus, is said to give the ability to become smart, strong, and bold.Famous stars within 5 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Alcyone / Pleiades (Eta Taurus)
Atlas (27 Taurus)
Atik (Omicron Perseus)
Maia (20 Taurus)
Menkib (Xi Perseus)
Taygeta (19 Taurus)
Pleione (28 Taurus)
Celaeno (16 Taurus)
Asterope (21 Taurus) Famous stars within 10 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Alcyone / Pleiades (Eta Taurus)
Atlas (27 Taurus)
Electra (17 Taurus)
Atik (Omicron Perseus)
Maia (20 Taurus)
Menkib (Xi Perseus)
Merope (23 Taurus)
Taygeta (19 Taurus)
Pleione (28 Taurus)
Celaeno (16 Taurus)
Asterope (21 Taurus) What's with all the Taurus  IP: Logged |
MyVirgoMask
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posted March 09, 2009 08:49 PM
Thanks for the link, Xena! Here's also a list of the Fixed Stars in alphabetical order, with descriptions:
http://www.constellationsofwords.com/stars/Stars_alphabet.htm IP: Logged |
spunknini
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posted March 10, 2009 04:33 AM
Terebellum (Omega Sagittarius)
3 degrees from midheaven.
This yellow giant star in the hindquarters of the Archer is said to give the ability to make up for the wrongs one has done along the path to success.Famous stars within 5 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Terebellum (Omega Sagittarius) Famous stars within 10 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Ascella (Zeta Sagittarius)
Albaldah (Pi Sagittarius)
Manibrium (Omicron Sagittarius)
Terebellum (Omega Sagittarius) IP: Logged |
Xena
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posted March 10, 2009 04:38 AM
MVM,think all the Taurus is 'cos Taurus is a massive constellation LOL!My star's Menkalinan, apparently in conj with Mars it portends "death in the event of official festivities or battles". I think this is a bit of bunkum, really...  IP: Logged |
koiflower
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posted March 10, 2009 05:21 AM
Mine:Wazn (Beta Columba)
10 degrees from midheaven. This red main-sequence star, on the back of the Dove, is said to give a person the power to be gentle, kindly, and clean-living, even in a difficult world. No star on the traditional list is within 5 degrees of midheaven. Famous stars within 10 degrees of midheaven, in descending order of brightness:
Wazn (Beta Columba) IP: Logged |
MyVirgoMask
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posted March 10, 2009 05:35 AM
That's interesting, so I guess it has to do with the rising sign, or is the star of the rising. I wonder how to tie all this stuff into interpreting anything!IP: Logged |
Xena
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posted March 10, 2009 08:45 AM
Not necessarily. Menkalinan is part of the constellation Auriga, and on the charts that seemed to be more towards Gemini (my Midheaven) than Virgo (my rising). I actually find it a bit confusing but the Midheaven thing seems to make sense more than the rising. IP: Logged |
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