Out of bounds

Out Of Bounds
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Out Of Bounds: Planets which are outside the usual north or south measurement of the celestial equator within which planets rest.

Out Of Bounds: Planets which are outside the usual north or south measurement of the celestial equator within which planets rest.

Out of Bounds Planets
When planets exceed this 23°27' area, north or south, they are called "out of bounds." Kt Boehrer interprets this as a planetary energy which is outside the ordinary.

Yuri Gagarin's Moon in Sagittarius is proeminent in the upper hemisphere of the chart, conjunct with the Galactic Center is "out of bounds", that is, it has a declination (27°36´) greater than the maximum Sun declination (23°27´).

Planets at declinations greater than this are said to be Out Of Bounds, and may be interpreted as acting out of the ordinary.

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] ...

Many planets, including the Moon, can travel above 23 deg 26', which is called out of bounds (OOB). Planets that go OOB function like wild cards, able to do great good or harm, depending on many factors.

See also: Bound, Planet, North, Sun, House