Culmination
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Culmination: A term used to describe a planet's arrival at the Midheaven (natally or by progression or transit); also used to indicate the completion of an aspect by progression, i.e.
Culmination: A term used to describe a planet's arrival at the Midheaven (natally or by progression or transit); also used to indicate the completion of an aspect by progression, i.e., when a platic aspe . . . View Full Definition ...
Culmination: When a planet is positioned on or near the Midheaven in a horoscope chart, it is said to be culminating.
Cusps: In astrology the word cusp refers to the lines which divide the houses or signs in a natal horoscope chart.
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Circumpolar MCs found to the north of the observer do not represent that which those to the south represent.
Culmination - The arrival of a planet at the degree of the MC. The culmination of an aspect is when it is completed, regardless of the MC.
Cupido - The first symbolic planet used in Uranian astrology.
Culmination. n. to culminate. v. (a) The arrival of a planet at the Midheaven (M.C.) or the cusp of the Tenth house, by progression, direction, or transit.
Culminate, Culmination. When any planet or other body arrives at the Midheaven or tenth house cusp.
Cusp. The imaginary line that separates one sign or house from the other.
Day for a Year Progressions. See "Secondary Progressions." ...
Pisces is the culmination point in this cycle, since it's everything (and all Zodiac signs) merged into One. It fits with the wrapping up karmic impressions left on the soul of humanity.
Abscission of Light Prevention of the culmination of an aspect by the intervention of another, thus "cutting off" the light. Used in Horary Astrology. See Frustration. Abscissor Killing planet; cutter-off of light.
The signs above the identity horizon line of Aries/Libra, indicates the culmination of acceleration associated with the transformation of perspective.
This day is the culmination of this cycle that opens with the intermediary between the earth and the sky, followed by the forgiveness and the sin, then followed by the purification of the mind (creator of all illusions).
He also found correlation between other groups of professions and the rising and culmination of the planets.
Like the moon cycles, planetary cycles begin with the conjunction or new moon, then the opening square or challenge, the culmination of the opposition or full moon point, followed by the waning square which completes the cycle.
A term used in Horary Astrology when one planet is applying to an aspect of another, which aspect would tend to signify some event; but before such aspect culminates, a third planet, by its swifter motion, interposes to anticipate the culmination of ...
Similarly the full moon is also avoided, as this is a time of the culmination of events, the climax of all that has passed. Once that has been reached there is only one way for the moon to go.
The Full Moon is the culmination of the Moon's cycle, and the beginning of the waning phase. During the two weeks following the Full Moon, the Moon decreases in light.
Those with 22-24 Mutable emphasized will find October 97 particularly rewarding as the Lunar Eclipse occurs with a trine from Mars in Scorpio, and followed by a culmination of this activity in March 98 with yet another Lunar eclipse at 22 Virgo and ...
At the full Moon we reach a culmination. The heavenly body has waxed and is in full view. This phase is associated with the opposition aspect. Oppositions are associated with objectivity and relationships.
The culmination of evolutionary ideational process. It represents God Incarnate in the material world. The individualized man has all the potential of the Supreme Being, but his powers are restricted.
The progressed aspects that have come into active orb include progressed Jupiter on the progressed Midheaven; this of course an afflicted Jupiter, bringing into the limelight the culmination of a grandiose scheme that has long been forming.
A more logical reference point, perhaps, is the lunar equivalent of noon, its 'southing' or culmination, even though the Moon is not always visible because of the Sun's brightness.
We must help others attain the level of refinement and culmination that we aspire to, ourselves.
The cycle peaks 14-15 years after the start, at the full moon, a time of culmination as situations come to a head, often with a high level of activity and a high level of stress. The cycle winds down or plays out throughout the second half.
The full moon is a a time of culmination, time for things to reach fullness, bring plans and projects together. Emotions run high during this time. This is a time of romance, fertilization, relationships, emotions, feelings.
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The time of a celestial event such as sunrise, sunset or the culmination of a star is found by setting the astrolabe to the circumstances of the event and reading the time: ...
You are filled with the knowledge of what has been accomplished in a particular field of endeavor, and your purpose is to share it with others. As the symbolic fruition of the life of the garden, you represent the culmination of the entire planting ...
Transcendence is the higher octave of gestation, a knowing and experiential return to the collective unconscious, but on a higher level. Indeed this fourt dimension is the culmination and synthesis of the entire process of life and our goal in ...
Apin lists the names of 66 stars and constellations and further gives a number of indications, such as rising, setting and culmination dates, that help to map out the basic structure of the Babylonian star map.
He is, in a way, the culmination in personal terms of the strivings of his grandfather's generation. But Charles' Sun-Chiron in Scorpio also squares the Queen's Neptune.
It was even a culmination of longterm evolutionary trends which had started in 580BC, in the Classical period - the evolution of materialistically-based civilisation.
up the time This book uses the Campanus house system which trisects the quarters of the local sky on a spatial basis as shown on page 120 of "You and the Universe," as opposed to trisecting the time taken by the Ascendant from rising to culmination.
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