Declination Charts -- A New Way of Using Old Techniques
Recently I mentioned declinations to someone at an astrology conference and the person thought it would be a subject her group would be interested in since I "had something new".
DECLINATIONS & THE ANTISCIA
Once you have learned the basic concepts of astrology and understand the planets, the houses, the rulerships and aspects, you are ready to learn about the refinements of astrology based on astronomy.
Declination
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Declination: The term that describes the distance in degrees a planet lies north or south of the celestial equator.
Declination: The term that describes the distance in degrees a planet lies north or south of the celestial equator. The maximum declination of the Sun is reached at the Tropic of Cancer (north declinatio . . . View Full Definition ...
Declination. The manner of indicating distance N. or S. of the Celestial Equator.
Declination - The arc of measurement in degrees north or south of the celestial equator.
Declination: The number of degrees a body is North or South of the Equator is its declination. Parallels are aspects in declination, and the effect is considered to be similar to a conjunction.
Detriment: (see below, Dignity:) ...
Declination: This is the distance either north or south of the celestial equator. This should not be confused with latitude. Planets with the same declination are also said to be in parallel aspect to each other.
Declination:
A planet's distance north or south of the equator.
Celestial Latitude: ...
Declination A coordinate system measuring positions North or South of the celestial equator. ...
DECLINATION OF A PLANET - Declination of a Planet is his distance from the Equator, and as he declines from thence either Northward or Southward, so is his declination nominated either North or South.
DEXTER - ...
Declination. The measurement of angular distances from the celestial equator, north or south.
Declination:
The distance a planet is north or south of the Celestial Equator.
About Declinations
What we normally think of as ASTROLOGY is the calculation of the longitudinal positions and aspects of the planets (conjunctions, sextiles, squares, trines, oppositions, and all the minor aspects).
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The parallel and antiparallel (or contraparallel) are two other aspects, which refer to degrees of declination above or below the ecliptic.
Declination: in the equatorial coordinate system, the angle that an object is above or below the Earth's equator projected on the celestial sphere. This coordinate corresponds to latitude on the Earth.
Declination
, Parallel of. This is the same phenomenon as a Parallel of Latitude, except that longitudinal position is measured along the Equator in terms of Right Ascension, while latitudinal position is computed in terms of declination, ...
5. declinations of the planets (look for parallels, contraparallels and “out of bounds')
6. solar houses [the Sun at the Ascendant with houses each 30° in size and each beginning with the degree of the Sun] ...
Declination : A measure of how far north or south of the celestial equator a planet or other body is. Descendent : The intersection of the ecliptic and the western horizon.
Parallel Aspect (Zodiacal) Planets having equal distance in declination on the same side of the equator. A similar effect to the conjunction.
Declination The distance in degrees from the Equator, north or south. The celestial equivalent of lattitude.
Equator The circle around the middle of the Earth dividing the northern and southern hemispheres.
In addition to the former aspects which are measured in degrees in the ecliptic, there are also aspects measured in degrees of declination (i.e., north and south of the "celestial equator," the Earth's equator projected onto the celestial sphere).
when they are within one degree of the same degree of declination (the position above or below the celestial equator described in degrees and minutes north or south of the equator).
The rule on many astrolabes was divided by declination. The declination of a celestial object could be found by placing the rule over the object and reading the declination directly. This function is particularly useful for the Sun.
Developmental aspects between Venus and Uranus (or declinations, parallels or contraparallels) reflect the need for the individuality to be awakened (Uranus) through reflection and relationship (Venus).
What is the progressed Moon in declination cycle?
The secondary progression is a standard predictive astrology technique based on the symbolic correspondence between the Earth's daily rotation around its axis and Earth's yearly rotation around ...
These points are employed as longitudinal degrees along the Ecliptic; not as bodies having latitude and declination.
Beholding signs - Signs which have the same declination, or are at equal distances from the tropics, i.e., Aries and Virgo, Taurus and Leo, Gemini and Cancer, Libra and Pisces, Scorpio and Aquarius, and Sagittarius and Capricorn.
Contraparallel - There can be Contraparallels of Latitude (when two planets have equal but opposite latitudes measured north and south of the Ecliptic) and Contraparallels of Declination (when two planets have equal but opposite declinations ...
having same distance in declination, north or south of the celestial equator
Peregrine (H)
a planet without any essential dignity, and very weak ...
Ayana Bala: A source of strength due to the planet's declination. Each planet is strongest either North or South of the equator. Ayana Bala in one of the components of Kala Bala.
Planetary Node: The point at which a planet's path intersects the ecliptic; declination, 0°. The term is usually reserved for nodes other than the Moon's Nodes.
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Declinations: The Parallel ...
declination: the angle between a object on the celestial sphere and the celestial equator, measured north or south along the hour circle through the object. Symbol: or δ or dec.
 See also: Planet, Astrology, Sun, Degree, Moon
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