posted March 24, 2009 12:53 PM         

My chart: http://www.astro.com/cgi/chart.cgi?rs=3&btyp=w2gw&&cid=6h7fileERFtHp-u1234348730

Thanks

posted March 24, 2009 01:06 PM         

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posted March 24, 2009 01:25 PM         

Magi Society calls that a mystic triangle. I don't know why they call it that.

It is a 12th harmonic triangle. 12th harmonic as in division of 12 as well as 30 degree series aspects.

If 1st planet is trine(120 degree angle) 2nd and square (90 degree angle) 3rd planet at the same time, that means that the 2 planets that are being aspected by the 1st planet are in a 12th harmonic(30 degree series) aspect to each other.

Example

My Moon in 3'11 Pisces is trine Sun in 5'20 Scorpio and square retrograde Saturn in 5'08 Gemini. I have Moon square Saturn.

A planet that aspects an aspect is very significant in Astrology because it forms a geometrical triangle. Grand Trine,Minor Grand Trine,and Yod are examples of 12th harmonic (30 degree series) triangles formed by 3 planets aspecting each other.

if there is more than one planet aspecting an aspect, then it is even more significant.

synastry aspects being transited by a planet(s) is significant, and it is called a shared experience transit.

natal planets can be aspected by secondary progression,minor progression,tertiary progression,synastry planet(s), and that aspect can be aspected by planet(s)

aspects are geometrical angular relationships between two points of reference A and B. A point aspecting 2 points in reference can be written C = A/B.
Midpoint configurations are based on 3 points aspecting each other.

If you want to learn about astrology, you will have to learn about aspects. They are pretty much the "skeletal structure" of charts.

Modern Western Astrology is very geometrical. Cosmobiology is even more geometrical

I also agree that you don't have that transit going on right now. The orb is too wide.

I also don't believe in positive and negative aspects. All aspects can be positive and negative. It depends on what the individual does with the aspects. Free will is the ultimate factor.

Cosmobiologists use only the hard aspects(conjunction,opposition,square,semisquare,sesquiquadrate)
because they are event-oriented aspects. They don't use the soft aspects(trine,sextile) which they believe to only be psychological condition aspects.

Raymond

posted March 24, 2009 01:46 PM         

The answer is a relative answer

There are some astrologers that use whole sign aspects. Classical and Vedic astrologers use whole sign aspects.

Conjunction,Opposition,Trine,Square,Sextile are known as the Ptolemaic Aspects. They are also referred to as the Major Aspects. Ptolemy used aspects by sign. He didn't use aspects by geometrical angle like most Western Astrologers do. Modern Western Astrology is geometrical based with it's use of geometrical angular relationships as well as considering geometrical aspect patterns like grand trines,minor grand trines,kites,yods,boomerangs,mystic rectangles,etc.

Classical astrologers would tell you that transiting Jupiter is squaring your Venus-Mars in Scorpio by sign.

Modern Western astrologers would tell you that transiting Jupiter is not aspecting your Venus-Mars in Scorpio because the orb is too wide.