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Topic: Would these planets be considered parallel?
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ChildofVenus
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From: Customer Service Rep.
Registered: Apr 2015
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posted August 21, 2016 04:30 AM
  
Sun - 22°34'35" N
Venus - 23°16'20" NMoon - 22° 0'44" S
Mercury - 22° 1' 3" S Are parallels relevant in composite charts? IP: Logged |
Randall
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From: Saturn next to Charmaine
Registered: Apr 2009
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posted August 22, 2016 11:06 AM
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comdoc
Knowflake Posts: 492
From: Tucson
Registered: Feb 2015
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posted August 22, 2016 09:35 PM
Yes, these would both be considered parallel. Inner planet orbs are within about 1 degree. Declination midpoints would presumably be significant. But how to interpret? If a 3rd planet falls at the declination midpoint, that could give a clue to meaning (similar to midpoint trees in longitude). quote:
Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
Sun - 22°34'35" N
Venus - 23°16'20" NMoon - 22° 0'44" S
Mercury - 22° 1' 3" S Are parallels relevant in composite charts?
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ChildofVenus
Knowflake Posts: 933
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posted August 22, 2016 09:40 PM
Are parallel conjunctions? Like would I read this as Sun conjunct Venus and Moon conjunct Mercury?
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Originally posted by comdoc:
Yes, these would both be considered parallel. Inner planet orbs are within about 1 degree. Declination midpoints would presumably be significant. But how to interpret? If a 3rd planet falls at the declination midpoint, that could give a clue to meaning (similar to midpoint trees in longitude).
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