posted February 23, 2015 12:25 PM
thanks you two. I find it interesting how it is interconnected.
The trapezoid contains of course two Golden Yods.
1) Moon - Mars - Neptune
2) Ceres - Neptune - Mars
The Apex planet of one of those is Mars, which is opposed to Uranus, which itself is at one corner of the quintile triangle.
The Apex planet of the other one is Neptune, opposed to the Mercry-Jupiter-Lilith-conjunction in 5th house, which is at the other corner of the quintile triangle (of Uranus - Mercury/Lilith/Jupiter - Vertex/Isis/Osiris).
Well there is a discussion if we can evedn count calculated points at parts of an aspect figure. Frank Clifford for example states that he counts them, but only ONE as angle of an aspect figure.
My own stance as of now (definitely prone to be modified again) is that I hesitatingly consider them, but view them as an inactive/ dormant factor, which in turns will become like a dynamo of energy if a transiting or progressed or directed planet will activate it. Sort of giving the ignition spark.
That is why I counted it in this instance as the solar arc directed Moon of the Davison is at 25 Leo this year I think.
For all the difficulties with this Davison chart (nope, not an easy one by any means I know that, I am quite fond of it. lol
And the challenges are quite a few!
unaspected Sun in 6th house might be the most difficult feature of it.
I know the Moon is unaspected as well, but it is still different, as it is in domicile in Cancer plus angular in the 7th house.
However, Sun and Moon are not completely unaspected (Moon being part of a quintile pattern, Sun involved in an 8th harmonic pattern with Saturn and Venus - still not an easy one I know. lol)
they are also focal planets of certain midpoint pictures
Sun=Venus/Saturn
(8th harmonic pattern)
Moon=Sun/Saturn
And obviously Moon is a skipped step, with the square to the nodal axis.
with both rulers of the Nodes being conjunct.
Apart from that
Sun p DESC
Moon p IC
Moon p Saturn (rulers of the horizon)
Nevertheless, interestingly SAPPHO is conjunct the DESC (and parallel Moon)
CIRCE conjunct Sun by 2 degrees
APOLLO conjunct Sun exact
ORPHEUS trine Moon with no orb at all
EURYDIKE conjunct Moon with 3 minutes of orb (meaning of course there is an exact trine of these two asteroids)
There is of course a quite exhausting and difficult tug here of the T-square consisting of the Venus-Mars-conjunction to Uranus and Saturn. Talk about being pulled in VERY different directions!
Interestingly there are three planets here, which are in domicile. Moon in Cancer in 7th house; Venus in Taurus in 3rd house and Mercury in Gemini in 5th house.
Nevertheless in this very puzzling picture the Davison paints here, the quintile pattern almost seems like a breath of relief. I suppose a lot of creativity is needed to balance out all the very different factors.