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I'm so cappy
Knowflake Posts: 8706
From: Saturn (summer house on Chiron)
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted September 27, 2014 03:56 PM
  
Can antiscia experts tell me how they view them and give some examples from their synastries?
I calculated these points for my synastry and I got stuff like:
his AP to my natal
ASC conjunct Venus 2
ASC conjunct NN 4
Sun opposite Uranus 3
Moon conjunct Vertex 2
Moon square Pluto 2
Mercury opposite Mercury 0
Mars opposite Saturn 1 conjunct SN 3 conjunct Chiron 0
Uranus conjunct Venus 2
Pluto conjunct DSC 3 my AP to his natal
Mercury opposite Mercury 0
Venus conjunct ASC 2
Venus conjunct Uranus 2
Mars conjunct NN 0
Saturn opposite Mars 3
Uranus opposite Sun 3
Pluto square Moon 2
DSC conjunct Pluto 3
NN conjunct ASC 4
Is it normal to have so much mirroring???
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Ceridwen
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posted September 27, 2014 04:03 PM
Antiscia are POINTS, not ranges though.
1 degree orb, 1°30 max. Also they are always mutual. if your Venus is on the antiscion of his ASC, then his ASC will be on the antiscion of your Venus - same aspect. Deliciously, too. So of your list I would consider only these as antiscia ASC-Venus
Moon-Vertex (wide orb)
Mercury-Mercury
Mars-Saturn
Mars-Chiron
Uranus-Venus (wide orb) Not sure about Pluto-DESC, 3 degrees is too wide for an antiscion, but maybe the DESC is not totally exact?
Antiscia are actually in strong astronomical relations to parallels, so it makes sense to use the same orb as with declination aspects.
And yes, I think I do feel them strongly. like a subtle undertow. An intrigue that is hard to grasp. It is the feeling of "something" even though you can`t quite put your finger on it.
I once had a thread on these on here. I will see if I may find it.
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/018644.html
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Aubyanne
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From: Tinseltown, Hollyweird, The Multiverse
Registered: Sep 2014
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posted September 27, 2014 10:09 PM
I concur. Heck, it was you, Ceri, that clued me into the fact that his MARS is on the contrascia of my VENUS. D'oh!IP: Logged |
Ceridwen
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posted September 28, 2014 04:37 AM
Well I got reminded of my dream-astro-guide (jep i apparently have a man discussing astrological things with me in dreams, occasionally. Usually pointing out what I am missing or hinting to where I should direct my attention: these dreams are not every week or so, but they do happen).Recently he pointed out to to me the importance of the most elevated planet in a chart, but not talking about the MC, instead referring to the one highest up in declination. And when I was frowning, I heard him sigh: "You ALWAYS forget the importance of declinations. They are VITAL. They are DETERMINATIVE. Why do you think they are just an unnecessary addition, if it is them, determining the seasons, and when it is them which determine the moment of the solar festivals - Beltane, samhain, and the other ones- ?)
Yeah, I admit I always forget the delcinations. And I am never sure how clear and direct in expression they really are.
Of course the antiscia/ contrascia are closely tied to the declinations as well.
As planets on antiscia are on the exact position where the light of the Sun is the same, the Sun?s declination.
Just that he Sun was triggering the one planet on its way up to the top of declination, and the other on its way back. So they reflect the light of the Sun.
That is the reason why if you have antiscia with Sun or the angles, they will also be parallel each other.
(not necessarily true for the other planets, as it depends if the planet is on the ecliptic or not)
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Ceridwen
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posted September 28, 2014 04:45 AM
When rereading what I wrote some years ago, I found it interesting that I mentioned the effect of antiscia being "vertical", cause that is actually what the declinations are, as they describe how a planet moves up and down on the band of the eccliptic, instead of moving horizontally along the band the 360°.I found it interesting that I called it "vertical", because at that point I really had no clue aobut the relations between declinations and antiscia and especially not about the astronomical workings behind it. I meant it symbolically of course, something rising up from the core of the psyche or subconsciousness, coming to awareness, without the person having really known it was there in the first place.
But it seems fitting, the symbolism as well as of course the astronomical reality.
For this reason I suppose that I was not that far off with what I have been writing, even though I had no real clue back then. lol IP: Logged |
Blind writer
Knowflake Posts: 323
From: Texas, USA
Registered: May 2012
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posted September 28, 2014 08:23 AM
@Ceri, how'd you interpret contra/antiscia points for JUNO? What kind of shadow would she cast? I have a JUNO-7R DW.7°40pis - my AP JUNO
8°13pis - KD's AP PLUTO
8°26pis - my nAVX
8°39pis - KD's nVENUS (7R) 21°21lib - KD's AP VENUS
21°34lib - my AP AVX
21°47lib - KD's nPLUTO (1R)
22°20lib - my nJUNO (8H) --- 18°29can - KD's CP AVX
19°18can - my CP SUN
19°42can - KD's nJUNO (9H) 10°18sag - KD's CP JUNO
10°42sag - my nSUN (7R)
11°31sag - KD's nAVX IP: Logged |
I'm so cappy
Knowflake Posts: 8706
From: Saturn (summer house on Chiron)
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted September 28, 2014 02:08 PM
Thanks for sharing, Ceri. Send that guide of your to me sometime, I need an astro lesson more than you  ------------------
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