posted September 07, 2014 09:16 PM            

But did you know of TARDIS (3325)?

I stumbled upon it; had a sneaking suspicion it might be prominent in a chart of a certain someone. I was right on:

TARDIS exactly conjunct DNA, 13° Scorpio, 12H.

Intriguing.

Of course, I've no idea what it means. I can only muse given what we know of its origins -- and present the only 'exhibit A' I know of; Mr TARDIS-DNA. He's the epitome of anachronistic: unique voice which elicits the constant comment, 'what is that accent?' and a personality which can only be called eccentric. But he's also uncharacteristically bubbly -- to the point of being saccharine -- perpetually enthused and an extremely quick and dry wit. He's also oddly emotionally reserved -- despite his very friendly demeanor -- and is almost always feeling some kind of xenophobia. (He jokes that whatever planet he's from, I'm from a nearby star -- if it isn't a binary system.)

But, hey, sometimes lightning strikes.

So, I bring you Exhibit B. TARDIS conjunct SUN, 3°40. That's awfully wide, but it's also OOB (33°N) with the individual a self-proclaimed Whovian (that's a fan of the series). But, he, too, is anachronistic in nature, eccentric, and 'not quite from around here'.

Hmmmm.

Maybe there's something to this beyond the obvious initial assumption, that it might relate to being a fan of the series or its eponymous protagonist.

It was said to've been discovered during a mass retrograde period -- everything but VENUS. Seven retrograde planets! That can't help but 'confer' an eccentricity, and perhaps bit of a goofy relationship with time.

SUN-TARDIS launched a campaign in his youth to bring Daylight Saving Time to his non-participating state. And TARDIS-DNA frequently has periods which seem like 'time synaesthesia'; it's as if his brain processes it differently. He'll suddenly feel as if a moment is an entirely separate time period -- not due to anything specific, nothing olfactory or visual -- nothing sensory. It'll just 'suddenly feel like' X year. I initially thought early stage Alzheimer's, but it doesn't run in his line. (Whew!)

It's a bit odd, all taken together.

Also, there's a bit that's been written up about TARDIS (3325) online. Gneiss Moon Astrology's blog had some well-rounded insight, while Kim Falconer's board is always promising. It's Mark Andrew Holmes' assessment with which I didn't agree, but I've included it anyhow.

So! Anyone have any TARDIS aspects to share?

posted September 08, 2014 02:42 AM            

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Originally posted by Aubyanne:
Of course, I've no idea what it means. I can only muse given what we know of its origins -- and present the only 'exhibit A' I know of; Mr TARDIS-DNA. He's the epitome of anachronistic: unique voice which elicits the constant comment, 'what is that accent?' and a personality which can only be called eccentric.

... an extremely quick and dry wit. He's also oddly emotionally reserved -- despite his very friendly demeanor -- and is almost always feeling some kind of xenophobia.

TARDIS conjunct SUN, 3°40. ...with the individual a self-proclaimed Whovian (that's a fan of the series). But, he, too, is anachronistic in nature, eccentric, and 'not quite from around here'.

It was said to've been discovered during a mass retrograde period -- everything but VENUS. Seven retrograde planets! That can't help but 'confer' an eccentricity, and perhaps bit of a goofy relationship with time.

TARDIS-DNA frequently has periods which seem like 'time synaesthesia'; it's as if his brain processes it differently. He'll suddenly feel as if a moment is an entirely separate time period -- not due to anything specific, nothing olfactory or visual -- nothing sensory. It'll just 'suddenly feel like' X year.

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22.14 Tau TARDIS conjunct Isis, Pan and Dynamocamp at least. Antiscia ASC. Opposite Bless. About 4 degrees from my SN, but I don't count that since there are probably twenty other asteroids between the two otherwise as well.

Nothing new, but did find it funny when found that the only other Doctor-related asteroid aside Doctorwatson (2 Cap, with my draconic Sun) called asteroid "Dochu" (Doc Who, if you do want to spin things) was on my Sun. Timelord timelady bigger on the inside via twists. I also have Kirkland on Sun, should someone want to use that for Kirk. Mr. Spock (and Enterprise from what I recall) at 12 Sco, conj 13 Eros-Allodd-Odin.

Should you wonder, guess who's fancied aliens in most fiction ever? No, also not entirely "of this Earth" from a young age either, reading scifi from age nine at least, this and that. High IQ. Sense of humour tended to fly over most people's heads back in schooldays, often since then as well. Dry remarks, probably yes; and until my twenties used to refer to self as more or less Vulcan. To non-Trekkies, think Spock and emotional control, or non-demonstrativeness at least. *shrug*

I don't fully see what that has to do with TARDIS though, unless you're using it as a substitute for the Doctor, whose personality has some shifts with each regeneration in any case - and is hardly reserved per se. The TARDIS is a transport, vastness in a seemingly smaller package, time travel, or that "time and relative dimension in space" stuff, a place of residence and the method of travelling both. It's that "Hey, Sexy" to the Doctor, and what takes him where he NEEDS to be, not necessarily where he meant to go or be. Throw in more if you feel I'm forgetting something.

I didn't fully read your suggested links yet though, so maybe they talked about some of that. To be honest, it would NEVER have occurred to me to think of tardy or even a tacky "retard-is" in relation to TARDIS since I know fully well where it comes from and what it means. When told, I can sort of see where someone gets the word association, and time can move seemingly fast or slow, but without someone spelling the "tardy" thing out to me, it would never have occurred to me that someone would associate it with that. Bad form.

Why do I feel as if someone had posted the discovery chart for Tardis somewhere here sometime, too?

In my case, I find it interesting that my Pan, mythologically tied to panic about vast open spaces, is conjunct an outwardly limited-space "object" WITH the WHOLE of time and space open inside or through it, should you just want to look into it. The TARDIS is everything. No agoraphobia or claustrophobia here (acrophobia to some extent yes). No idea if I induce panic in other people through going too far and wide, but again, Mr. Spock and Enterprise conjunct Eros and then Pan conjunct TARDIS. Hello, aliens/sexy. Also for my Valentine conjunct the Great Attractor, and Lust on the Galactic Centre. Woof, woof. Meow.

I'm told I'm old, should that matter. In a past life sense. I don't remember where I noted that to me old can also just suggest that you may have spent ages getting through "lessons", but never mind that side.

The recent interest has their TARDIS at 7.43 Leo so the antiscion of my TARDIS. A man with Juno-Tardis, scifi oriented, sure. Not going into more of that for now.

posted September 08, 2014 03:42 AM            

Mercury 25.33 R Ari
Venus 0.56 Tau
Mars 23.42 R Tau
Jupiter 12.56 R Cap
Saturn 13.6 R Sco
Uranus 12.43 R Sag
Neptune 1.10 R Cap
Pluto 0.24 R Sco
Chiron 1.29 Gem
NN 6.37 Gem

TARDIS 17.27 R Sco
Valentine 29.31 Leo
Amor 29.6 Aries

So I get along fine with the asteroid as far as I'm concerned. Mars conjunct my TARDIS, antiscion of my Ascendant; Mercury conj my Jupiter, Mars 2 from its NN, Valentine conjunct my Sun and opposite Moon.

Chart Uranus looks to be near the Great Attractor.

posted October 12, 2016 05:15 AM            

This discovery should be able to give more veracity to Time Travel or Parallel Universes.

Note: Foucalt measured speed of light.
Max Planck established theories of Radiation and quantum packets. Hawking nailed most theories on Black Holes.

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posted October 12, 2016 07:17 AM            

I have Hawking conjunct my Asc, which is odd. Tardis is on my IC. While Foucalt sextiles Pluto and trines Neptune/Sun. I am inclined to believe that it is philosopher who is being alluded to in my chart not the scientist.

posted October 12, 2016 12:03 PM            

I've got HAWKING conjunct MERC, and 11H EINSTEIN-HATTA trine PLANCKIA -- which is interesting.

He's got EINSTEIN-SCHRODINGER on his VERTEX, with HAWKING on his ASC, and the TARDIS/DNA. That's interesting. PLANCKIA is trine the EINSTEIN-SCHRODINGER-VERTEX, in his case. Too far to be on my HAWKING, but conjunct my HAWKING/MOON-URANUS Midpoint.