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Topic: precessed or unprecessed Solar returns
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Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 25, 2016 11:00 AM
which do you find more fitting? If you want to check, pay particular attention to
a) planets on the Solar Return angles (preferably within 5 degree orb, but 8 degrees are okay too) b) houseplacements of especially Sun, Moon and ruler of the Solar Return ASC and natal chartruler (of course other planets in houses play a role, too.) c) Moon degrees and aspects e) which natal house falls onto the Solar Return ASC and Solar Return MC in particulare (those will be "drawn to the foreground").
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Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 25, 2016 01:43 PM
can I draw a precessed solar return on astro.com by choosing the sidereal system and Fagan Bradley option? I mean - can you, please, check it against the solar fire precessed solar return for you and confirm if they show the same wheel?IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 25, 2016 02:04 PM
Yes, I can countercheck, if you tell me the resultsIP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 25, 2016 02:08 PM
Yes, it fits.ASC SF: 2.34 Leo astro: 2.36 Leo MC SF: 9.17 Aries astro: 9.20 Aries IP: Logged |
Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 25, 2016 02:57 PM
Thanks,and the Sun is not the tropical one ( in the precessed solar return) but your sidereal one, right? It just looks so unnatural.. IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 25, 2016 03:04 PM
you could check your sidereal return yes, but if you prefer tropical you could do this. Make a Solar return in the sidereal zodiac save the data on astro.com (as birthchart) then click on the saved data, change the zodiac to tropical - et voila! you have your tropical PRECESSED return.
Though the question is of course, is it valid? After all precession is a sidereal thing originally, we might be mixing up apples with oranges here. But some people swear on the precessed return.
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ail221 Moderator Posts: 6925 From: Hanging Gardens of Babylon Registered: Feb 2012
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posted July 25, 2016 03:50 PM
Another example,2014 SR Precessed: SR Chart ruler Moon Natal Chart ruler Venus in Gemini fell in 12th Sun square Moon 8 SR Moon sq SR Asc 5 degrees SR Moon square natal Saturn 4 SR Moon sq Natal Uranus 4 SR Moon sq Natal Chiron 2 Moon conjunct Uranus in 10th 16 Aries by 30 minutes= Ups and Downs concerning Mother's health relationship between my mother change drastically. More visibility at work Mercury & Venus in 12th= Spend time caring for sick in hospitals/confined places. Frequent trips to hospitals. Venus at 29 Gemini Saturn and Vertex in 5th end a relationship. Natal Chiron 19'31 conjunct SR Precessed Asc in Cancer 21 Mars in 4th damages to house and conflict with family. Sun in 1st conjunct asc by 4 degrees personal development. Natal Saturn conjunct SR Precessed Dsc by 6 mins SR 2014 SR Chart ruler Uranus Natal chart ruler fell in 5th Moon 12 Aries Natal moon sq tr Neptune 4 Natal asc opposite SR MC 1 degree No 12th house placements Venus and Mercury in 5th.....lmao no. Moon conjunct Uranus in 2nd no major spending or unexpected earnings or costs. Neptune in the 1st Sun and Jupiter in 6th no personal paramount health problems that year. *don't quote*
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Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 25, 2016 04:15 PM
Im gonna check this now. I will check for 2014 when I met my love. It should show in the return and see which of the two fits the most. I have a feeling both would, in a different way!IP: Logged |
Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 25, 2016 04:27 PM
ok, the verdict is - NON PRECESSED Solar Returnthe ASC in the non precessed was in Cancer, which fell in my 5th house ( love and romance for this year). The tension was found in the 4th house - a Mars-Saturn conjunction ( home situation) squaring exactly the Moon-Venus conjunction in the 1st ( myself, the things that makes me happy, love = Moon+Venus conjunction). Uranus was right on top of the MC - so much shattering changes. The Ppecesed chart was valid to a degree too - the ASC fell in my natal 12th house. The Moon did not conjunct Venus in this chart, but it was positioned along with the Sun in the 7th house showing an year of relationships. Venus was found in the 6th house where the love was for that year. So, both were applicable, the precessed showed where the action will be but the non - precessed showed the actual dynamic and the energy around it. IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 25, 2016 05:10 PM
Hmm I will do it differently. I will tell you an event and list the important features of each Return (not telling you if precessed or non precessed) and YOU do the verdict! 1. my brother`s girlfriend Solar Return for this year, since she is expecting their baby --------------------------------------------
A) ASC Sagittarius conjunct Saturn by 2 degrees - both conjunct her n Uranus in 8th house (all under 3 degrees) Saturn rules her 10th house natally; SR IC in Aries conjunct SR Uranus by 4 degrees, falling into her n 12th house
SR Vertex in n 4th house but conjunct n 5th house cusp with one degree SR Moon in Cancer conjunct n IC ( degrees) and opposing SR Pluto (4 degrees)
B) SR ASC in Cancer conjunct SR Moon, also in Cancer, with 5 degrees overlaying natal 4th house
° SR Moon opposing SR Pluto with 1 degree, with SR Pluto being 6 degrees conjunct SR DESC (but in 6th house)
Pluto ruling the SR 5th house ° SR MC in Pisces EXACT conjunct Sun and conj. Mercury by 5 degrees (and Chiron which is exact conj. Mercury ° SR IC in Virgo conjunct SR NN with 5 degrees ° SR IC conjunct n Moon with 2 degrees so SR MC-IC overlaying her natal fullmoon ° SR Vertex in Sagittarius in SR 5th house conjunct n SN in n 8th house exact, and n Uranus by 4 degrees
Your verdict?
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Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 25, 2016 06:23 PM
B) of courseI can sense this is the precessed return chart, judging by the way you set it up  IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 04:55 AM
Orange, it is. Though I have my theoretical reservations. But I need to post more examples. IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 12:48 PM
I only listed the angular factors (planets conjunct Solar Return angles within 5 degrees; as those are the distinguishing factors; of course there were others in play, too, which were indicative of marriage, like in case 2, both had Solar Return Saturn conjunct n ASC and n DESC respectively, with Saturn ruling the DESC in the first case and the ASC in the second case - but while this is an incredibly strong indicator of marriage for these two individuals, the aspect would stay the same, no matter if the Return chart is being precessed or not) ----------------------------- 3 marriage year Solar Returns -----------------------------
CASE 1: - got married after 3 years of dating, and 2 years of engagement - bride 3 months pregnant, but that was not the reason for the marriage - moved in together with the time of the marriage (had not shared a home before) wife -------- A. ° SR DESC widely conjunct SR Saturn (7°), ruler of n DESC ° SR MC conjunct Sun exact ° SR IC conjunct SR Mars (3) This was interesting synastrically, as the husbands Moon fell closely onto the SR IC-Mars.
PRECESSED B. SR ASC conjunct SR Pluto exact SR ASC conjunct n Saturn (2-3), ruler of DESC SR DESC conjunct n Jupiter exact Sr MC conjunct SR Saturn (3), ruler of DESC SR MC conjunct n ASC (3) NON PRECESSED husband ----------
A. ° SR ASC conjunct SR Uranus exact ° SR IC conjunct SR Venus (5) ° SR DESC conjunct n Moon (3) ° SR IC conjunct n Sun (2) ° SR IC conjunct n Jupiter (4), ruler of IC PRECESSED B.
° Sr IC conjunct SR Pluto (3) ° SR IC conjunct n Mars exact ° SR MC conjunct n NN exact ° SR DESC conjunct Sun (1) ° SR DESC conjunct SR Venus (2) NON PRECESSED in this case I think the non-precessed ones are more fitting, though we could make a case for the husbands precessed one, too, as marriage would of course affect the IC as well, and the MC:
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Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 12:56 PM
CASE 2 ------------° got married after approximately 4 years of dating (and a longer friendship) ° already shared a home, having moved in together 1-2 years prior ° no pregnancy (the first child was born only 4 years later) ° the priest who wed them called them a "boring old couple despite being so young" (as they insisted on their vows emphasizing the idea of support and friendship and commitment instead of romance. WIFE ------ A. SR DESC conjunct SR NN (2) SR MC conjunct Sun exact SR MC conjunct SR Mercury (1), ruler of IC SR MC conjunct SR Venus (5) SR ASC conjunct n Vertex exact NON PRECESSED
B. SR DESC conjunct SR Pluto (4) SR DESC conjunct n Neptune (1), ruler MC SR IC widely conj. n Saturn (6), ruler DESC And also SR Saturn conjunct n ASC exact (Saturn ruling DESC).
PRECESSED husband ------------- A. SR DESC widely conjunct SR NN (6) SR ICOnjunct SR Uranus exact 0°00 orb SR DESC conjunct n IC exact NON PRECESSED B.
SR MC conjunct Sun (3), r DESC (in n 1st) SR DESC conjunct n Uranus (3), r ASC SR DESC conjunct n IC (5) PRECESSED Also, SR Saturn EXACT conjunct n DESC (0°00), with Saturn ruling 1st house In the husband`s case it could be made a case for both, but i am more inclined to the NON PRECESSED Returns, also because the aspects are closer.
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Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 01:00 PM
CASE 3 ---------° got married after 2 years of dating ° the bride being about 5 or 6 months pregnant with their second child I only have his data though
husband ------------- A. SR ASC conjunct SR Neptune (3), r ASC SR MC conjunct Sun wide (6) SR DESC conjunct n Mars (2), r 1st SR DESC conjunct n Jupiter (1), r MC SR MC conjunct n Neptune (1), r ASC PRECESSED B. SR DESC conjunct SR Vertex (3) SR IC conjunct n Sun exact SR ASC conjunct n Saturn exact (natally Sun and Saturn are exactly square) SR ASC conjunct n Vertex (1) SR IC conjunct n Moon (2) Sr IC conjunct n MC (1) NON PRECESSED We could make a case for both, Mars-Jupiter is prominent especially in cases of pregnancy/ births.
In the NON PRECESSED chart however, there is no inclusion of angle-rulers, which seems different to the other pairings. BUT with the SR ASC falling onto the natal Saturn-Vertex-DESC-conjunction, that is a very strong case, especially since that degree was being transited by Venus and Mars on the actual day of marriage.
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Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 01:24 PM
And another 3 cases for the year each of them lost their mother  Case 1 -------- ° mother died very sudden and surprising and unexpected ° woman was just 17 years old, and on top of coping with the loss, tried to somehow keep the family together (particularly caring for her 3 siblings, the youngest being just 2 years old, which also meant she had to quit the job she loved, and start another one, she was not that fond of).
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SR MC conjunct SR Saturn (4) SR IC conjunct n Neptune wide (5-6) (thus emphasising SR Saturn opposite n Neptune) B.
SR ASC conjunct SR Mercury (square SR Moon) SR DESC conjunct SR NN (4) SR IC conjunct SR Moon (1) (square Sr Merucry and SR Saturn) SR ASC conjunct n Saturn (4) and square n Uranus exact
SR MC conjunct n Uranus (3), square n Neptune IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 01:31 PM
Case 2 --------° lost his mother with being over 60 years old, and the mother being over 90 years old ° mother having been sick for quite some time. A. no planets on the Solar Return angles SR Moon conjunct SR Vertex (2 degrees) in Cancer in SR 8th and n 10th house B. SR IC conjunct SR Sun and SR Mercury (2-3) (exat square SR Saturn) SR DESC conjunct n Moon (3) in n 8th SR IC conjunct n Sun of course SR IC conjunct n Jupiter (4), ruler of IC SR Moon in Cancer opposite SR Venus in Cap (which is interesting as his mother was a Cancer with a Moon-Venus-conjunction natally) IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 01:41 PM
CASE 3 ------° lost her mother at the age of 39 and having her own family ° still the death of her mother came totally unexpected (after about 3 months from the diagnosis until her passing away, with a lot of suffering inbetween) ° totally threw her off balance (but then losing one`s own mother always does, I guess. ) A. SR ASC conjunct n NN (4) SR DESC conjunct n Chiron (1) SR MC conjunct SR Venus (3) SR MC conjunct n Saturn, very exact, ruler of 7th and 8th house B. SR ASC conjunct n ASC (1) SR DESC conjunct SR Pluto (4) conj. n DESC (3) (with SR Pluto square her n Moon) SR MC conjunct n MC (2) SR MC conjunct SR Neptune (4-5) SR Neptune conjunct n MC (3) SR IC conjunct SR Moon (1) SR IC conjunct SR Jupiter (3) (also conjunct n IC of course) SR Moon opposite SR Neptune, too of course (2-3) IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 05:00 PM
Theoretically speaking, however, why would I take the precession for solar return into consideration (in a tropical zodiac), when I donīt with natal charts?
Precession is a sidereal thing - aren`t we mixing up two very different methods here? IP: Logged |
Isa Knowflake Posts: 287 From: Registered: Feb 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 05:23 PM
If we don't even know how to do it correctly, assuming there is a way, why bother with solar return charts? IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 05:27 PM
Why bother with anything? IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 26, 2016 05:28 PM
Actually it leads back to the old question again: do we take precession into account or not?If we do however, should we not do it ALL THE TIME and switch to sidereal zodicac completely? And if not, then what sense is there in applying precession to the tropical chart? What reason?
(other than the "it works"-argument of course ) IP: Logged |
Orange Knowflake Posts: 4894 From: Georgia Registered: May 2009
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posted July 26, 2016 06:15 PM
judging by your examples and my example, both return charts are valid and show the same result in a different way. It Needs more research to see what is the difference between the two, but I can tell that both charts are valid. IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 27, 2016 03:27 AM
Well, but I did not put them in the same order. IP: Logged |
Ceridwen Moderator Posts: 27448 From: Registered: Jul 2011
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posted July 28, 2016 06:20 AM
I think I`ll stick with unprecessed tropical Solar Returns, just because precessing a tropical chart does not make sense (astroLOGICALLY). So either, unprecessed tropical returns or switching to sidereal alltogether. "No we don't. Because we do not consider the method logical and consistent in itself. Tropical astrology uses a frame of reference which moves with the rhythm of the Sun-Moon-Earth system. The technique of "precession correction" breaks this system trying to introduce a notion of "natal birth marks in absolute space". This is false on several levels: The reference frame it introduces is not absolute, it translates and rotates with the (fast) movement of the solar system within the galaxis. A transiting planet does never return to the point in absolute space where it once was. The concept of "return charts" and of transits altogether is - on a deeper level - a symbolic concept rather than a physical concept. It should therefore be applied in a consistent symbolic system and not in an inconsistent potpourri of systems. If you want to get around precession, we recommend to do "sidereal" astrology with one of its unprecessed reference frames. We don't think it makes sense to mix incompatible systems. " http://www.astro.com/faq/fq_fh_methods_e.htm IP: Logged |