posted September 08, 2012 04:20 AM            

i'm learning from this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_nlZi7FeA

posted September 08, 2012 05:05 AM            

that damn merc of mine.

posted September 08, 2012 05:37 AM            

You can have one end dispositor, and every other planets falls under it.

You can have a mutual reception with planets grouped there.

You can have several planets talking to each other (a committee).

And you can have different dispositor trees.

It also depends if you use traditional or new rulers.

Using traditional users I have two different dispositor trees.

Basically you check for

1. planets in own sign like Mars in Aries

2. planets in mutual reception like Moon in Capricorn and Saturn in Cancer

3. a circle: Mercury in Sag - Jupiter in Cap - Saturn in Gemini

And then you look what other planets "answer" to these planets. For example planets in Virgo and Gemini answer to Mercury and so on.

In my case the result is interesting, as using traditional rulers, my Moon and Venus are put into one group along with Saturn and Pluto under the head of Moon in Aquarius and Saturn in Cancer.

The other planets are all in the group with Jupiter in Pisces as the head.

posted September 08, 2012 07:04 AM            

It's basically a way of looking at where the energy finally comes out. If you imagine the planets as like a circuit board and the energy gets passed around. Any planets in the ir own sign will be the "final dispositer" and sometimes you end up with energy being bounced backwards and forwards if two planets are in mutual reception.