posted September 18, 2012 06:53 PM            

Have you found that your birthtime and the dual rulership over signs affect you, somehow?

i.e.

Pisces-
Day Ruler: Neptune
Night Ruler: Jupiter

Scorpio-
Day Ruler: Pluto
Night Ruler: Mars

Aquarius-
Day Ruler: Uranus
Night Ruler: etc..

So, if you were born during the day, does the day ruler affect that house in your chart more? That's basically the question..

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Just want to add a quote in case you guys are wondering as to why I won't say that last one by name:

"It was considered imprudent and dangerous to mention the names of certain gods and goddesses. Thus the Furies, or Cronies, were called Eumenides (Kindly Ones), and Hades was called Pluto (Rich One)."

Since Jupiter overthrew him, i'm just trying to show my gratitude, i guess...

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posted September 18, 2012 07:04 PM            

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Originally posted by sand:
what's the day ruler of taurus?

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posted September 18, 2012 07:07 PM            

And actually I don't remember ever seeing these particular rulerships in your chart anywhere but in Esoteric Astrology, which is a totally separate branch from standard mainstream western astrology and has its own set of rules and is its own system. So what you just did is akin to mixing apples and oranges, which isn't the correct way to do things anyway and will only give you an inaccurate reading. It makes about as much sense as having 2+2 in front of you, but deciding to multiply them, and then being upset when what you get is the wrong answer.

posted September 18, 2012 07:10 PM            

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"Many modern astrologers assign what is called a 'natural' rulership of each house of the horoscope to a different planet, in the same way as the zodiac signs are said to have rulers. Traditionally, however, rulership of houses was understood to apply only in the individual birth-chart, in what is called an 'accidental' rulership. In this case, co-rulership of a house in the 'native's' horoscope is shared by planets that rule the sign on the cusp and any sign intercepted within the house and planets occupying that house. There are several different scenarios that one can use to determine rulership of a house:-

If by chance the first house cusp is, say, 0 degrees Aries and the second house cusp is 0 degrees Taurus, the house will be ruled solely by Aries.

If, for example, the second house cusp is 0 degrees Taurus and the third house cusp is 5 degrees Gemini then the house will have Venus as its primary ruler and Mercury as its secondary ruler.

If, as an example, the fourth house cusp has 27 degrees Libra on it and the fifth house cusp has 8 degrees Sagittarius then the house will be intercepted. It will have Venus as its primary ruler, but in addition to Venus, Pluto, Mars, and Jupiter will be secondary rulers.

When a person attempts to determine the rulership of a house, the more planets or bodies that rule that house will reveal its complexity. Generally, the sign on the cusp will be the outward representation of the rulership, but the ruler of the sign inside the house will not be readily apparent, but will manifest itself at critical points in a person's life."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domicile_(astrology)#section_2

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posted September 20, 2012 07:40 AM            

To me, the real and correct rulers of the planets have always been the new ones. The planets just weren't discovered before. I tend to believe what Linda said about Virgo and Taurus having their own rulers too, and Venus and Mercury belonging to Libra and Gemini respectively.