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Topic: Question regarding Saturn in a progressed chart.
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DustyLibra
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posted June 21, 2013 07:18 AM
  
Greetings and salutations. I'm hoping someone will help me. Here's the situation: The program I'm using to learn about progressed charts shows a retrograde Saturn turning direct and changing houses over the course of 50+ years, however, it doesn't change signs. Am I doing something wrong or is Saturn supposed to stay in one sign that long? Please help.IP: Logged |
Ami Anne
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posted June 21, 2013 08:06 AM
Welcome Dusty Libra  I am not sure. Maybe, someone else can answer. Have you tried Googling the exact question? I do that when I need to know but I bet the age Astrologers will know here. ------------------
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DustyLibra
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posted June 21, 2013 12:21 PM
Howdy, Ami Anne. In answer to your question, yes, I have tried Google. I have also asked on other boards but no one has answered yet. I figure someone will help me, eventually, and/or I will find the answer on my own. IP: Logged |
Doux Rêve
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posted June 23, 2013 08:21 AM
Hi Dusty,You're not doing anything wrong.
Progressed generational planets move extremely slowly. And while they can indeed turn retrograde or direct by progression, they won't move much.
It's perfectly normal, because a year equals a day in progressions. So if you're born on May 10th, 1988, by the time you're twenty, your progressed chart will actually be the chart 20 days following May 10th - May 30th, 1988. And generational planets don't move that fast, in 20 days they may move by 1° or so. Hope this makes sense. IP: Logged |
Ami Anne
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From: Pluto/house next to NickiG
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posted June 23, 2013 09:54 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
Hi Dusty,You're not doing anything wrong.
Progressed generational planets move extremely slowly. And while they can indeed turn retrograde or direct by progression, they won't move much.
It's perfectly normal, because a year equals a day in progressions. So if you're born on May 10th, 1988, by the time you're twenty, your progressed chart will actually be the chart 20 days following May 10th - May 30th, 1988. And generational planets don't move that fast, in 20 days they may move by 1° or so. Hope this makes sense.
Great explanation, Doux! Thank you.
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DustyLibra
Knowflake Posts: 35
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Registered: Mar 2012
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posted June 23, 2013 02:29 PM
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Originally posted by Doux R�ve:
Hi Dusty,You're not doing anything wrong.
Progressed generational planets move extremely slowly. And while they can indeed turn retrograde or direct by progression, they won't move much.
It's perfectly normal, because a year equals a day in progressions. So if you're born on May 10th, 1988, by the time you're twenty, your progressed chart will actually be the chart 20 days following May 10th - May 30th, 1988. And generational planets don't move that fast, in 20 days they may move by 1� or so. Hope this makes sense.
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DustyLibra
Knowflake Posts: 35
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Registered: Mar 2012
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posted June 23, 2013 02:32 PM
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Originally posted by Doux R�ve:
Hi Dusty,You're not doing anything wrong.
Progressed generational planets move extremely slowly. And while they can indeed turn retrograde or direct by progression, they won't move much.
It's perfectly normal, because a year equals a day in progressions. So if you're born on May 10th, 1988, by the time you're twenty, your progressed chart will actually be the chart 20 days following May 10th - May 30th, 1988. And generational planets don't move that fast, in 20 days they may move by 1� or so. Hope this makes sense.
Thank you so much, Doux R�ve! Sorry about the double post. IP: Logged | |
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